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Rotary Spirit Student Award January/February 2021

Congratulations to the most recent recipients of the Rotary Spirit Student Award, Eva Callioras and Kassidy Gorneault

Each school year-quarter, the Fort Fairfield Middle/High School faculty/staff provide student nominations for the RSSA. The club’s program committee then selects recipients from amongst these identification redacted-nominee write-ups. The program’s evaluation criteria recognizes that in order to be a productive member of the community the student must be well-rounded in academics, citizenship, and personal development. Each recipient receives a recognition certificate and an iTunes gift card. 

kassidy gorneault                    kassidy gorneault

eva callioras                     eva family

Vidalia Onions Available

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It's that time of year! Contribute to Fort Fairfield Rotary Club by purchasing a 25 lb. bag of fresh Vidalia onions for $25! Enjoy these sweet, aromatic onions at their seasonal best while supporting our scholarship program for Fort Fairfield High School students. To order, speak to any local Fort Fairfield Rotarian or contact Club Secretary Dianna Leighton at (207) 540-8818 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Onion orders will be available for delivery or pick-up around May 15th.

Rich Thomas Inducted as New Member

Fort Fairfield Rotary Club inducted its newest member Rich Thomas at this morning's meeting. Rich serves as pastor at Easton Wesleyan Church and is excited to provide service and fellowship through his club membership. Club Member Larry Plant presented Rich with his Rotarian pin during the induction ceremony.


Meet a Rotarian: December 2020

For the December edition of 'Meet a Rotarian,' we learn more about Fort Fairfield Rotary Club President/Treasurer Tracy Copeland.


I joined the Fort Fairfield Rotary in 2009, shortly after moving from the Chicago suburbs to Fort Fairfield with my wife. A few months after joining I became the club treasurer, a position I hold today. Three years ago I also became club president and continue in this role.

One of the reasons I like being a club member is the many contributions we have made to our community, both monetarily and through volunteering. We support our schools through things like scholarships, and the Rotary Spirit program. We support our town by sponsoring the bike rodeo at the Maine Potato Blossom Festival, sponsoring the annual Thanksgiving dinner, along with many other sponsorships and activities. Although our club has become smaller in number recently, we continue to provide support to our town. Club members feel a special bond with each other, making it a pleasure to attend meetings. New members are welcomed and encouraged to become involved in club leadership.


Apart from Rotary, I am employed at Burrelles in Presque Isle and attend Easton Wesleyan Church. I am married to Dr. Carolina Merida-Copeland, have a 10-year old daughter named Isabella and own 3 American Eskimo Dogs.

Please consider attending one of our club meetings. We meet at 7:00 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (check this page before attending to see if there have been any adjustments to this schedule). We practice social distancing and masks are worn during meetings."