Irondequoit Rotary held our annual Installation Dinner June 26th where we celebrate the past year of service to our community and look forward to the next year. Outgoing President Dave Shaheen handed over the gavel to incoming President Bob Scheidt. Dominick and Marilyn Fantauzzo received a Lifetime Achievement award for their leadership with our annual Pasta Dinner which has generated over $500,000 over 35 years. Irondequoit Police Chief Richard Tantalo was awarded the prestigious Paul Harris Award for his continuous display of "Service Above Self". Congratulations to all those honored this evening!!See all the pictures, click HERE
James Clement (Irondequoit High School) did many projects in community service with his connection to the Boy Scouts as an Eagle Scout. He worked at House of Mercy Shelter to create wooden storage units for storing supplies outdoors and other projects to beautify the campus. He served on Student Council, played football, track & field and was a member of the Mastermind Club. He is on his way to Syracuse University to study Nutrition.
Garrett Silva (Eastridge) cleaned up area beaches and worked at Open Door Missions serving the homeless and others less fortunate. He is a member of the National Honor Society, played soccer and tennis and will be attending RIT for an engineering degree.
Alicia Opett (Bishop Kearney) worked in Campus Ministry managing 3 overnight retreats helping fellow students grow their spirituality. She had over 100 hours of service projects during her time at Kearney including leading a Track Team Compeer project with Veterans. Alicia is attending St. John Fisher studying Psychology in the fall. 
Steve Salluzo and Tom O'Neil from Bishop Kearney were presented with a check in thanks for letting our club have our annual Pasta Dinner there raising money over the years. Last year was another 100% college acceptance for seniors leaving BK. Tom and Steve recognized Irondequoit Rotary for our leadership in community service.
Wonderful night at St. Ann’s Home celebrating our annual St. Patrick’s Day Party with the residents. Entertainment by the Drumcliffe School of Irish Dance students.
