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More than 350 Rotarians and Rotary
Foundation alumni from 25 countries
gathered for Ray¡¦s Rotary Reunions in
Cape Town, South Africa, 3-5 February.
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Hosted by District 9350 (Angola;
Namibia; South Africa), the event was
designed by RI President Ray
Klinginsmith, a 1960-61 Ambassadorial
Scholar at the University of Cape Town.
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¡§Ray¡¦s Rotary Reunions gave alumni the
chance to reconnect with an organization
that meant so much to them in
kick-starting their careers,¡¨ says
Rodney Mazinter, chair of the reunions
committee.
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The first reunion, held on 3 February,
reconnected former Ambassadorial
Scholars who studied at the University
of Cape Town and graduates of the
university who spent their Rotary
scholarship abroad. Attendees ranged
from recent alumni in their 20s to
85-year-old Henry Kreh of the Rotary
Club of Marathon, Florida, USA, the
first Rotary Scholar to study at UCT.
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¡§The gathering of so many leaders who
have made a difference in communities
across the globe through the help of
Rotary was simply inspiring to me,¡¨ says
Betsy Sutherland, a 2010-11
Ambassadorial Scholar from South
Carolina, USA, studying at UCT. ¡§The
relationship we all shared enabled us to
talk about goals and projects we felt
were important to populations within the
African continent.¡¨
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At the second reunion, UCT alumni were
joined by Rotary Scholars who studied at
any university in Africa and those from
African universities who studied abroad.
Former Group
Study Exchange team
members who were sponsored or hosted by
Rotary districts in Africa also took
part, joined by many Rotarians.
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Throughout the reunions, attendees
participated in instructive programs
that included addresses by government
and professional leaders who have made a
difference in Africa. In addition to
Klinginsmith, featured speakers included
former South African President and Nobel
Peace Prize laureate F.W. de Klerk;
former South African Constitutional
Court Judge Catherine O¡¦Regan; Peter
Kyle, a member of the Rotary Club of
Capitol Hill (Washington, D.C.)
and recipient of the 2009-10 Rotary
Foundation Global Alumni Service to
Humanity Award;
and Francis Moloi, chief director of the
South African Department of
International Relations and Cooperation.
O¡¦Regan, Kyle, and Moloi are all former
Rotary Scholars.
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¡§As I complete a circle in my life from
being a Rotary Scholar at UCT in 1961 to
being the RI president 50 years later, I
have learned much about life from my
visits to Africa,¡¨ Klinginsmith says. ¡§I
believe the reunions are a good learning
experience for everyone.¡¨
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On the last two days, a Rotary projects
expo gave clubs the chance to seek out
partners and make connections to
facilitate international service
projects in support of Rotary¡¦s Reach
Out to Africa initiative. Launched in
2007, the initiative matches the
resources of the Foundation and clubs in
developed economies with needs in
Africa. The projects expo was also open
to alumni.
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¡§I¡¦m working on a project that will
establish a library for a school located
in an impoverished area of Cape Town,¡¨
says Sutherland. ¡§As a result of [the
initiative] and the projects expo, I
linked up with a Rotary club who
supports literacy in schools and has
offered to help with the project.¡¨
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Former Ambassadorial Scholars number
more than 41,000 worldwide, and the
reunions were an experimental model that
Klinginsmith hopes will be implemented
by other universities in the future.
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¡§Ray¡¦s Rotary Reunions have been a
highlight of my past year here in Cape
Town,¡¨ says Sutherland. ¡§It was filled
with wonderful fellowship of Rotarians
from all over the world and a
celebration of what Rotary can achieve.¡¨
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