Chris Eastoe spent his formative years in Tasmania, where he grew up on a sheep farm. He decided on geology as a career. In 1979, he earned a Ph.D. in Economic Geology from the University of Tasmania. In 1975, he was awarded a Rotary Foundation Fellowship, and spent a year in France. Starting in 1982, he worked at the University of Arizona, retiring in 2015. Since then he has worked collaboratively with colleagues in China, India, the USA and Mexico.
Some scenes from our March 1 meeting.
1-Dessert!
2-Catalina Rotary Club President Michael Troughton welcomes members and guests
3-Michael Troughton in action
4-Treasurer Andy Kerr provides initial totals on rodeo tips and water sales
5-Sergeant-at-Arms Irv Mindes calls for “happy bucks”
6-Pat Dwyer forages for the Queen of Hearts in the deck offered by Bob DeLaney
7-Goose egg – Pat Dwyer pulls the 6 of Clubs!
8-Today’s program
9-Rotary Foundation Fellow Chris Eastoe describes his geology career
10-Chris Eastoe addresses the club
