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Welcome to Bristol Rotary! Rotary is a global community of more than 1.2 million men and women dedicated to building a better world. Founded in 1929, the Rotary Club of Bristol is a fellowship and service organization of over 50 men and women dedicated to the Rotary motto of Service Above Self. Our club has made many large and small contributions to the welfare of this community and to communities throughout the world. Through the Rotary community, you can exchange ideas and build lifelong friendships with like-minded people. If you have a sincere interest in making a positive contribution to your community, we’re interested in meeting you. Email our President or Secretary to learn how you can become a Bristol Rotarian.We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at 12:15 P.M. at
The DeWolf Tavern Restaurant 259 Thames Street
Bristol, RI 02809 |
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In January 10, 2024 Dr. Mark Gregory Johnson joined the Bristol Rotary Club and Bristol Rotary was delighted to have a new member of his caliber.
Mark, grew up in Rocky River, a suburb of Cleveland Ohio, went to Duke University: 1970-1974 B.S. and to University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine 1974-1978 to get his M.D.
Subsequently he did his internship at the Hospital of St Raphael in New Haven where he did his residency in Diagnostic Radiology and a fellowship in Computed Tomography (CT) & Ultrasound (US).
He joined the Naugatuck Valley Radiology Associates and Saint Mary’s Hospital as a radiologist specializing in CT & US until retirement on September 1, 2019
He and his wife wife, Grace McLaurin Steere, M.D. fell in love with Bristol, Rhode Island and moved here in 2008. They have two daughters, Laurin in Boston, MA and Kristin in Charlotte, NC. Mark is also and active member of the First Congregational Church (FCC) in Bristol, RI.
Welcome to the Club, Mark!
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Our speaker at our lunch meeting on August 2 was Warren Rensehausen (below), Director of Bristol Parks and Recreation. Warren thanked the Club for our $900 donation to their summer camp program, covering the cost of three additional children. He spoke about the many improvements to the Rec. Dept., including six pickle ball courts, renovations to the playgrounds including Rockwell Park, Bristol Marina, Town Beach and Fatima Drive. He is looking at designs for a Town Beach performance stage, which will be open for concerts, as well as a drop-down movie screen for outdoor movies, with that beautiful background. They also plan to put in a 30x60 Splash Pad - sprinklers that come up from the ground. The Rec. Dept. also offers many programs, like volleyball, Maritime Center for indoor activities, bowling at Dudek on Thursdays, Tech Talk and much more. As a life-long Bristolian, Warren is dedicated doing great things for Bristol Parks and Recreation.
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(President Bristol Rotary 2023/2024)