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By Diana Schoberg
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Rotary International News -- 11 November 2009
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Hahn
Hahn has made several trips to
Honduras
for projects through his Rotary
club, including a partnering
effort with Friends United and
Shoes for Orphan Souls. Photo
courtesy Frederick Hahn
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In his 36 years as a Rotarian, RI Director Frederick Hahn Jr.
has distributed medicine airlifted to Russia and India, started
the first Rotary Youth Leadership Awards in Missouri, USA, given
drops of polio vaccine to children in Ethiopia, and served in
leadership roles in Rotary¡¦s PolioPlus program. Through these
efforts, he has had the opportunity to meet Mother Teresa, oral
polio vaccine inventor Albert Sabin, and Bill Gates.
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When asked which experience he¡¦d consider his personal
highlight, he says Rotary is a lot like traveling: ¡§My take on
life is that wherever I am, that is my favorite. The same is
true with my Rotary work.¡¨
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Hahn has visited more than 75 countries on all seven continents.
Antarctica
was the seventh, where he and his wife, Marge, celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary.
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A Rotary Foundation alumnus, Hahn led a Group Study Exchange
team to Turkey in 2000. Although his
invitation into Rotary came in 1973, he says he truly became a
Rotarian in 1985, when he met Sabin during the RI Convention in Kansas City, Missouri.
Hahn was president-elect of the Rotary Club of Independence at
the time.
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¡§I had the opportunity to shake hands with him and visit with
him about his feeling concerning polio. My being a physician
made this particularly meaningful to me,¡¨ he says. ¡§This
opportunity hooked me on Rotary.¡¨
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After meeting Sabin, Hahn became an active contributor and
fundraiser for polio eradication, serving for years as a zone
coordinator for PolioPlus Partners and at one time as vice chair
for the western
United States. His interest
culminated in a major gift to The Rotary Foundation, qualifying
him and Marge as members of the Arch C. Klumph Society (which
honors those who contribute at least $250,000 to the
Foundation).
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While volunteering during National Immunization Days in
Ethiopia
in 1997, the Hahns attended a Presidential Peace Conference in Addis Ababa that led to an opportunity to meet
Dr. Catherine Hamlin, a physician whose life¡¦s work was fistula
repair in young women and girls. The following year, she
received an international service award from Rotary in
recognition of her work. Hahn says meeting Hamlin was an
experience the couple will never forget.
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As district governor in 1992-93, Hahn worked with Heart to Heart
International in obtaining a Foundation Matching Grant to
provide medical supplies to St. Petersburg, Russia.
Two years later, he cochaired a project that airlifted medical
supplies to Mother Teresa¡¦s facilities in
Kolkata,
India. Later
this Rotary year, he will be making his seventh trip to Honduras as part
of a Teachers Teaching Teachers literacy program, where his
Rotary club partners with Friends United. These two efforts also
received Matching Grant support.
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Hahn retired in 2005 after 35 years of practice as an ear, nose,
and throat specialist. He is past president of the Missouri
State Medical Association and continues as president of the
Missouri State Medical Foundation. He also serves on several
other service-related boards.
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¡§I really believe RI¡¦s motto of Service Above Self and The
Rotary Foundation¡¦s motto of Doing Good in the World,¡¨ he says.
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