Steve Dickens presented Joyce Garrow with the “Tablet of Honor,” during the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany Annual Holiday celebration, held at the Hanover Manor. The Tablet of Honor is the highest honor bestowed by the Kiwanis International Foundation.
The Tablet of Honor was established by the Kiwanis International Foundation in 1965 as a means to honor deserving individuals, groups, clubs or others that have exemplified dedicated service to Kiwanis, their club, community, or mankind. In 1965, Kiwanis International Foundation established the Tablet of Honor as a way to recognize those who have ‘made a difference’ in this world. These men and women unselfishly give of their time and talents to make a better community and a better world.
A contribution of $2,000 from our own Foundation is placed in the Kiwanis International Foundation’s endowment fund where only the earnings are used to provide grants in support of Kiwanis sponsored programs, disaster relief, and the needs of children around the world.’
Throughout the long history of Kiwanis International, since 1915, the dedication of its members has kept the goals and objects of our organization alive.
Joyce was recognized because of her dedicated service to the community, Kiwanis and the world. This is a better place to live because of your service and commitment. The Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany is pleased to present to her with this beautiful plaque, a pocket crest, and a pin.
Steve Dickens presented Joyce Garrow with the “Tablet of Honor”, during the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany Annual Holiday celebration.
Since the formation of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany only five other individuals received this high honor. Pictured above are Robert Keller, Karen Gajewski, Joyce Garrow, Michael Mulhaul and Steven Dickens. Also receiving the high honor was Harold Gantert (not pictured).
