Ramesh Ferris, VP of the Rotary Club of Whitehorse Yukon was one of the last speakers last Saturday afternoon. Ramesh was born in India, had Polio as a 6 month old infant, was placed in an orphanage and then adopted by the Ferris family in Whitehorse. After many surgeries, much rehabilitation and loving, he is able to stand with one brace and one crutch. Ramesh is a remarkable young man: He cycled his way across Canada from British Columbia to Newfoundland and has since been over to India where he found his birth Mum and the orphanage he lived in. Ramish has now joined the ranks of Rotary and is continuing his own journey to free our world of Polio. Congratulations Ramish; your approach to our cause is remarkable.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Ramesh Ferris spoke at the Rotary Institute in London
Ramesh Ferris, VP of the Rotary Club of Whitehorse Yukon was one of the last speakers last Saturday afternoon. Ramesh was born in India, had Polio as a 6 month old infant, was placed in an orphanage and then adopted by the Ferris family in Whitehorse. After many surgeries, much rehabilitation and loving, he is able to stand with one brace and one crutch. Ramesh is a remarkable young man: He cycled his way across Canada from British Columbia to Newfoundland and has since been over to India where he found his birth Mum and the orphanage he lived in. Ramish has now joined the ranks of Rotary and is continuing his own journey to free our world of Polio. Congratulations Ramish; your approach to our cause is remarkable.
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