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The First Class of District Governors
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Read their first person accounts by clicking on their photos or names Learn all about their year at this link
Mimi Altman, RC of Deerfield, IL, D6440 Gilda Chirafisi, RC of Riverdale, NY, D7230 Janet W. Holland, RC of Mineral Wells, TX, D5790 Reba F. Lovrien, RC of Albuquerque Del Norte, NM, D5520
Gilda Chirafisi 
Virginia B. Nordby, RC of Ann Arbor North, MI, D6380 Donna J. Rapp, RC of Midland Morning, MI, D6310 Anne Robertson, RC of Fulton, KY, D6710 Olive P. Scott, RC of Cobleskill, NY, D7190

The German Rotary magazine "Der Rotarier," for April 1995. Pictured on the cover was the first incoming class of Women District Governors.

From left to right, are

Gilda R. Chirafisi (District 7230)

Mimi Altman (District 6440)

Donna Rapp (District 6310)

Olive P. Scott (District 7190)

Anne Robertson (District 6710)

Janet W. Holland (District 5790)

Reba Lovrien (District 5520), and

Virginia B Nordby (District 6380)

They served from July 1, 1995 through June 30, 1996. PDG Mimi Altman, who was treasurer of Rotary Heritage and History International Fellowship, passed away in March of 2001.

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Doug Rudman
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