GREENWICH ROTARY CLUB

2010CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

DINNER

HONORING

DAVID OGILVYBELLE HAVEN CLUB

GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT

David Ogilvy exemplifies the Rotary Club mottoof "Service Above Self" in his long list of volun-teer efforts. He is on the board of the Boys &Girls Club of Greenwich where he, along withSusan Bevan (2009 Rotary Citizen of the Year)was co-chair of the $16 million fund raising tototally renovate and add onto the Boys & GirlsClub. As a former president of the GreenwichLand Trust, he is now an honorary member ofthe Board of Directors and maintains a veryactive role in soliciting property for conserva-tion. David initiated and was the Chairman ofthe "100 Days to Save Treetops", the successfulpublic/private fundraising effort to raise $11.5million to save the Treetops Estate from a 40house development. This has protected perma-nently 110 acres of environmentally fragileproperty on the Mianus River, adjoining MianusRiver Park. He was on the Selectman's AdvisoryCommittee and was instrumental in the acqui-sition of the Pomerance-Tuchman property inCos Cob next to the Montgomery Pinetum,working to expand the greenway from theMianus River Gorge to Long Island Sound andhe was also involved in the Town's acquisitionof the Laddins Rock Preserve in Old Greenwich,again an important part of a greenway leadingto Binney Park. David's wife Anne is veryinvolved in the Audubon and the preservationof Long Island Sound, and the Historic Society,passions he very much shares with her.

David has had involvement in many not-for-profit organizations over the years including

being on the Board of Hotline (now FriendlyConnections at Family Centers), the YMCA, theMead Institute and the Mead School where hechaired the successful fund raising to acquiretheir new campus. He is on the Advisory Boardof the Teen Center, the Greenwich PointConservancy, the Greenwich Tree Conservancyand the Advisory Council of The GreenwichHistorical Society, where he has been involvedin the Antiquarius House Tour for more than 18years and in the placquing of historic houses inthe effort to preserve the history of Greenwich.He has been committed to the GreenwichCountry Day School, the United Way,Greenwich Hospital and is actively involved inthe MMRF, the Multiple Myeloma ResearchFoundation. David has received awards for con-servation efforts and was recently honored asone of only two recipients ever to receive theBoys & Girls Club National Medallion award.

Having enjoyed raising three boys who are nowgrown, David and his delightful wife Anne arebusy raising three wonderful daughters ages15, 13 and 5 and love that all children will growup and see what a wonderful effect preservationand conservation will have had on this town.Their personal historic contribution continueswith the preservations of their 1888 SecondEmpire Victorian office on Arch Street, as wellas their preservation of the 1703 Saltbox homein Old Greenwich from David's family to ensuretheir future survival as landmarks inGreenwich.

THEGREENWICH ROTARY CLUB

SALUTES

DAVID OGILVY2010 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

SERVICE ABOVE SELF

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR DINNER

June 10, 2010

Belle Haven ClubGreenwich, Connecticut

THE EVENING’S PROGRAM

WELCOMING REMARKSMary Ann Morrison,

2009-10 Greenwich Rotary Club President

INVOCATIONReverend Stephen DeLuca,

2009-10 Greenwich Rotary Club Secretary

DINNER

INTRODUCTION TO GREENWICH ROTARYJim Vivier,

Event Chairman &2009-10 Greenwich Rotary Club Vice President

LIVE AUCTIONBill Evans,

Meteorologist & Author

CITATION & PROCLAMATIONThe Honorable L. Scott Frantz,

Connecticut State Senator, 36th District

The Honorable Peter Tesei,First Selectman, Town of Greenwich

AWARD PRESENTATIONJim Vivier & Mary Ann Morrison

HONOREE REMARKSDavid Ogilvy,

2010 Citizen of the Year

To our wonderful husband and father,

Thank you for theamazing example you

set for us all every day!

With tons of love and admiration,Anne, Charlotte, Wells and Field

MALCOLM and NATALIE PRAY

CONGRATULATEDAVID OGILVY

Our Affection and our Respectfor David Ogilvy

Congratulations, David!

Andy and Elaine Bronin

CONGRATULATIONS TO

DAVID OGILVY2010 GREENWICH ROTARY

CITIZEN OF THE YEARfrom your friends at

S.E. MINOR & CO., INC.ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS & SURVEYORS81 Holly Hill Lane Greenwich, CT 06830(203) 869-0136

123 Years of Engineering & Surveying Excellence

Congratulations Davidand welcome to “the club”

JOAN WARBURG

Congratulates David Oglivy

www.familycenters.org

Look at How You’ve Helped Us Grow!

Your leadership and vision on the Board ofHotline laid the foundation for an expansion of

services and successful merger with FamilyCenters. In doing so, you gave hundreds of older

adults the opportunity to enjoy healthier,happier and more independent lives.

Today, Hotline is Friendly Connections, whichprovides enriching teleconference courses to

help stimulate minds and keep seniorsconnected to the community they love. Friendly

Visitor and Friendly Caller services also offermuch-needed socialization and companionship

services to the homebound.

Congratulations on this much deserved honor, David. Your contributions have touched the lives of

so many in our community!

Thomas Peterffy

Congratulates

David Ogilvy

2010 Citizen of the Year

We salute you David

Congratulations!

Julia Nix-Trampe& Ulrik Trampe

David Ogilvy:what a

wonderful man.

Congratulations!

TheRobbins Family

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR DINNER

Live Auction Items

Afternoon Cruise for six on Long Island SoundYou and your party will board this luxury vessel and enjoy an idyllic ride

off the coast of Greenwich, while enjoying cocktails and hors’ doevres.Upon your return to shore, enjoy dinner at the Belle Haven Club.

Donated by: Joe Benoit Value: $1,400

A Swing Through Greenwich....and BeyondTee it up for three guests (accompanied by a local pro) at some of the

town’s most challenging private courses, including: Burning Tree,Greenwich Country Club, Tamarack and Millbrook. As an added bonus,

make a short trip north and test your skills at Yale.Donated by: Anonymous Ringers Value: $2,000

A Northwest RetreatSucia Four is a large two bedroom, two bath second floor condominium onSan Juan Island in Washington State. A waterfront property nestled dis-

creetly among the evergreens, it has beautiful views of several otherislands and is a short walk from the restaurants, services and amenitiesof Roche Harbor village at the north end of the island. The unit is avail-able for one week at a mutually agreeable time, excepting August. Themaster bedroom with a king-sized bed has water views, while an addi-

tional "bunk room" bedroom with woodland views can sleep three.Donated by: Susan Bevan & Tony Daddino Value: $ ~

Pamushana: A Place in the SunFar from the herds of tourists that have overrun much of “wild” Africa,Pamushana is the flagship lodge of Zimbabwe’s Malilangwe Trust. Sixtravelers will enjoy six days in this six-star lodge. By day, seek out the

“Big Five” - lion, leopard, rhino, elephant and Cape buffalo - and by night,relax in a world-class spa setting. Airfare not included.

Donated by: Paul Tudor Jones Value: $60,000

Rotary’s World Health InitiativePerfect for the person who “has everything,” lend your support to help theGreenwich Rotary Club and Rotary International accelerate their efforts to

eradicate polio and establish clean-water projects worldwide. Eachsuccessful bid will bring us a step closer to creating a healthier world.

Donated by: Our guests Value: Priceless

Auction Etiquette

Bidding will be done by hand signal. Winning bidder will be asked toconfirm his/her bid by signing an auction form. A signature on the

auction form is a legal purchase contract.

Payment Procedures for Auction

Payment for auction items must be made in full by check(payable to: Greenwich Rotary Foundation), cash orcredit card (VISA, Mastercard or American Express).

If the winning bidder does not make payment, the auction itemwill be awarded to the next highest bidder.

WHERE THE MONEY GOES

The Greenwich Rotary Club takes great pride in theircommitment to the principle of “Service Above Self.”

Locally, the Club provides Community Projects grants to:Boy Scouts of America

Camp SunbeamCommunity Centers, Inc.Greenwich Adult Daycare

Greenwich Head StartMeals on Wheels

Friendly Connections

Child Guidance CenterDistinguished Teachers Award

Boys & Girls StateJewish Family Services

Neighbor to NeighborThe RITE Program...and many others

The Club also provides college scholarships to local students, is embarking on anextensive local literacy program and plays host to youth exchange students.

Internationally, having recently completed Medishare projects in Peru and Nigeria,the Greenwich Rotary Club, following the lead of Rotary International, is directing

it’s efforts to clean-water projects in underdeveloped areas. Additionally, theworldwide eradication of polio continues to be Rotary’s crusade.

The Citizen of the Year dinner is the Greenwich Rotary Club’s primary fundraiser,accounting for the majority of the money the Club has at it’s disposal for attending

to the needs listed above. This event could not be successful with thegenerosity of our guests, auction item donors & buyers and program sponsors.

Please accept the Greenwich Rotary Club’s sincerest “Thanks!”

TheGreenwich Historical

Society applaudsDAVID OGILVY

for hisoutstandingcommitmentto Greenwich

and its residents.

To our dear friend David,a pillar of the Greenwich community

and an inspiration to us all.

Marko, Susan, Noah, Ella & Lily

Congratulationsand best wishes

to you and your family!

Thank you, David, for your selfless

commitment to our community.

Congratulations on this much deserved honor.

From the Frantz family

In honor ofa man whoexemplifies

Service Above Self,Congratulations David!

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Congratulations toDAVID OGILVYfor a lifetime ofenvironmentalstewardship.

The Gary Miller FamilyCongratulates

DAVID OGILVYCitizen of the Year 2010

For your tireless effortson behalf of Greenwich

and its residents,we salute you.

Congratulations David!

Liz & Bob Nolan

Sandra & Aldo Papone

join the

Greenwich Rotary Club

in acknowledging

David Ogilvy

for your

numerous

contributions

to our community.

CAMP

CONGRATULATIONSDAVID

ON BEING NAMED

ROTARY’S 2010 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

M.E. and GUDMUNDUR KJAERNESTED

Thank you Davidfor all you have done for Greenwich

and congratulationsfor being honored as theGreenwich Rotary Club’s2010 Citizen of the Year.

Joan Granlund

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Smith

send best wishes and

congratulations to

David Ogilvy!

Congratulationson this well deserved

honor, David.

Larry and Vicky Lunt

DAVID OGILVY2010 Citizen of the Year

Greenwich Rotary Club

Thank you for sharing our mission

SERVICE ABOVE SELF

Congratulations,Carol & Allan Deering

CongratulationsDavid!

Mike & Sally Harris

Congratulations to

David Ogilvy,

Greenwich Rotary’s 2010

Citizen of the Year

Chuck & Deborah Royce

On behalf ofBill and Anne Harrison,

congratulationsfor being named the

Greenwich Rotary Club’s2010 Citizen of the Year.

2010 Citizen of the YearCONTRIBUTORS

Perry BurnsZ. Davis

Lucy & Nat DayGeorge W. Harnik

William MayJustin & Martha McCarthy

Sarah Winters PapsunMarie Stacy

Thank you!

We honor past recipientsof the Greenwich Rotary Club’s

Citizen of the Year awardBarbara NolanMike Guerreri

Bette & Sydney WillisEd Schacter

Frank CorvinoMalcolm PrayJoan Warburg

The Greenwich Land TrustPeter Malkin

Donna & Jack MofflyMary Ellen LeBienSally & Mike Harris

Susan Bevan & Tony Daddino