Chamber, Rotary host Prayer Breakfast

Herald News Report

FAIRBORN — More than 140 community members gathered Wednesday morning before Thanksgiving Day to celebrate Fairborn’s 37th Annual Prayer Breakfast.

Co-sponsored by the Fairborn Chamber of Commerce and the Fairborn Rotary Club, the 7 a.m. event held at the Senior Center heard a message of “thanks” from Father Joseph Tedesco from the University of Dayton.

One of Rotary’s most highly esteemed presentation, that of a Paul Harris Fellow named after the founder of Rotary, was awarded to local businessman Brent Ross.

Fairborn City Schools Student Ambassadors and Chamber Ambassadors served as greeters for the event while Fairborn Rotary Interact and Lion’s Den Students assisted in serving. Volunteers from the Senior Center prepared the traditional breakfast, which is deemed one of the oldest of its kind in the Miami Valley.

Submitted photos Attendees enjoy the 37th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast prepared by the Senior Center staff and volunteers.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2015/12/web1_BR2_3463.jpgSubmitted photos Attendees enjoy the 37th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast prepared by the Senior Center staff and volunteers.

Rotarian Brent Ross receives a Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary President Ellen Farthing.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2015/12/web1_BR2_3481-4×6.jpgRotarian Brent Ross receives a Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary President Ellen Farthing.

Herald News Report courtesy of Executive Director Paul Newman Jr. of the Fairborn Area Chamber of Commerce.