On Wednesday, May 31, 2017, the Tri-Village Rotary Club awarded Garry Bishop, a Custodian in the District Facilities and Services Department, its Staff Member of the Year Award for his outstanding service to the Grandview Heights Schools.
About this award: In 1905, Paul Harris organized a community service organization that has grown to be today’s modern Rotary International. In building Rotary, Mr. Harris focused on the vocational calling of members and how those members could effectively serve others with dignity and integrity. Rotarians are committed to encouraging and fostering high ethical standards in all vocations. The Tri-Village Rotary Club is annually honoring two individuals, one from Grandview Heights Schools and one from Upper Arlington Schools, who have represented dignity and integrity through their positions in their schools.
About this award: In 1905, Paul Harris organized a community service organization that has grown to be today’s modern Rotary International. In building Rotary, Mr. Harris focused on the vocational calling of members and how those members could effectively serve others with dignity and integrity. Rotarians are committed to encouraging and fostering high ethical standards in all vocations. The Tri-Village Rotary Club is annually honoring two individuals, one from Grandview Heights Schools and one from Upper Arlington Schools, who have represented dignity and integrity through their positions in their schools.
Mr. Bishop, who is also called "The Machine" by Director of Facilities Brett Bradley, is a tireless employee who performs each and every task with quality, efficiency, and care, and he is always willing to help others. He is a valued employee of the Grandview Heights Schools.
In the accompany photo, Mr. Bishop (center) is surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues including Grandview Heights High School Principal Ken Chaffin, Treasurer Beth Collier, Superintendent Andy Culp, and Director of Facilities Brett Bradley.