What secrets does this unassuming stone hold? Right before us stands the Rotary Stele. It might seem like just a stone but it tells a story of service and global connection. The Rotary Stele commemorates the centennial of Rotary International. It was placed here on February 23, 2005 by the Rotary Club da Senhora da Hora. The inscription on the stele reads “Centenario do Rotary international 23 de fevereiro de 2005 Rotary club da Senhora da Hora”. This stele is a testament to the enduring impact of the Rotary club both locally and around the world. Their motto “Service Above Self” is reflected in countless projects aimed at improving lives and fostering international understanding. As you stand here consider the dedication of the Rotarians who have come before us. They have worked tirelessly to make a difference. The Rotary Stele serves as a reminder that even a simple stone can hold great significance. It symbolizes the power of collective action and the enduring legacy of those who strive to make the world a better place.
Rotary Stele
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