Paul Harris Fellowships may be awarded by Rotary Clubs to Rotarians and other members of the community who have given exceptional service. This special honour is named after the founder of the Rotary Movement.

In July 2001 The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, Mrs Mary Fagan was awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship by the members of the Andover Club.  

The Club recognised Mrs Fagan's exceptional public service throughout Hampshire but also voiced warm appreciation of her contribution in the Andover area.  

President Per Sabroe made particular mention in  citation of Mrs Fagan's loyal and continuing support for the Countess of Brecknock Hospice in Andover.

In her reply, Mrs Fagan thanked the Rotary Club members for their financial support of the Hospice over many years.  Over £30,000 had been contributed through the Club's fund raising efforts.

Brian Butt receives his Paul Harris Award from Richard Evans in July 2000

Alan Andrews

Hugh Baker

Nigel Beck

Revd. Edwin Bennett

Cyril Berry

Stuart Bevan

Brian Butt

Mark Carter

Isabel Colebrook

Alex Collister

Goronwy Davies

Mrs. Mary Fagan

Bill Francis

Peter Giddings

Robert Harvey

Alec Holloway

Gordon Howard

George Porter

John Powell

Victor Pyke

John Ray

David Rodgers

Joe Scicluna

Richard Scriven

Jimmy Smith

John Stainton

Alec Stevens

John Stewart

John Tacey

Alan Andrews receives his Paul Harris Award from John Barlow in July 1999