I want to tell you about a girl named Jennifer.
 
Jennifer had a great fall but thankfully recovered.
 
Past District Governor (PDG) Jennifer Scott lives in the Blue Mountains near Sydney.  She lives with her husband PDG Ian Scott.  Fancy having two PDGs in the family?
 
Jennifer, amongst other things, is a keen bushwalker.  She is also a well known community contributor and participant in many Rotary activities.
 
Unfortunately, Jennifer had some severe health problems in recent years.  However, she fought through these and came out of it with renewed energy. Much of this was due to her inner determination and fitness regime.
 
Earlier in 2021, she was completing one of her regular walks in the Blue Mountains when she slipped and fell into a canyon, many metres below.  Fortunately, she was rescued by emergency personnel.  Amazingly enough, she came out of the situation relatively unscathed.  Everyone was surprised about this outcome.
 
She had planned to participate in the Rotary Peace Walk in Canberra in April 2021.
 
Jennifer not only made it to the Peace Walk but completed a Marathon walk (42.2km) on Saturday and backed up with a 12k walk on the Sunday.
 
Since then, she has participated in a 100km walk (May 2021) to celebrate 100 years of Rotary in Australia.
 
Hail the pocket rocket (Jennifer is extremely petite in stature but a giant in determination). 
 
 

 
 
I want to tell you about a girl named Jennifer.
 
Jennifer had a great fall but thankfully recovered.
 
Past District Governor (PDG) Jennifer Scott lives in the Blue Mountains near Sydney.  She lives with her husband PDG Ian Scott.  Fancy having two PDGs in the family?
 
Jennifer, amongst other things, is a keen bushwalker.  She is also a well known community contributor and participant in many Rotary activities.
 
Unfortunately, Jennifer had some severe health problems in recent years.  However, she fought through these and came out of it with renewed energy. Much of this was due to her inner determination and fitness regime.
 
Earlier in 2021, she was completing one of her regular walks in the Blue Mountains when she slipped and fell into a canyon, many metres below.  Fortunately, she was rescued by emergency personnel.  Amazingly enough, she came out of the situation relatively unscathed.  Everyone was surprised about this outcome.
 
She had planned to participate in the Rotary Peace Walk in Canberra in April 2021.
 
Jennifer not only made it to the Peace Walk but completed a Marathon walk (42.2km) on Saturday and backed up with a 12k walk on the Sunday.
 
Since then, she has participated in a 100km walk (May 2021) to celebrate 100 years of Rotary in Australia.
 
Hail the pocket rocket (Jennifer is extremely petite in stature but a giant in determination).