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President's Name	Frank J. Devlyn (Member of RGHF)
Presidential Year	2000-2001
Biography	CLICK HERE
Theme	Create Awareness Take Action
Home Town	(Anáhuac in Mexico City, Mexico)
Convention Host/ Convention History	San Antonio, Texas, USA June 24-27 (24,902)
Other Information	Author of RGHF feature "Frank Talk Gems" Recognized by Rotary Global History with the 1905 Liberty V Nickel Chairman of the Past Presidents Advisory Council of Rotary's Global History Fellowship Read about Frank Devlyn's book "Frank Talk" Chairman of The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International 2005-2006 Why I am a Rotarian Devlyn on Peace in 2006 Devlyn peace letter in Chinese 2008 Speech at the Los Angeles meeting of RGHF Obituary for Carlos Canseco RGHF members since 2001

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PRIP Frank Devlyn, Mexico, speaks at the 2008 RGHF meeting in Los Angeles. Frank is a member of RGHF. This is approximately 11 minutes of his talk to our fellowship.

Frank's comments will be of interest to all RGHF members. It was an original speech, prepared just of us. Be sure to listen to his comments about "Friendly Fire."