1. Guardian of Ethics 2010 ROBERT S. STUBBS II, “GUARDIAN OF ETHICS” AWARD

3. Robert S. Stubbs II Guardian of Ethics Award The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands Rotary Club Canton Past Guardian of Ethics Award Recipients: 2003 - Kip McVay 2004 - Elly Hobgood 2005 - Garland Pinholster 2006 - Marguerite Cline 2007 - Col. George Bailey 2008 - John Hicks 2009 - JoEllen Wilson 2003 - Kip McVay 2004 - Elly Hobgood 2005 - Garland Pinholster 2006 - Marguerite Cline 2007 - Col. George Bailey 2008 - John Hicks 2009 - JoEllen Wilson

4. 2010 Guardian of Ethics Mike Chapman MIKE CHAPMAN Contributions made to foster ethical practices 2010 “Guardian” As a business and civic leader, and an elected official, Mike Chapman has shown how all can be fulfilled all the while maintaining strong ethics Mike stays on the high road and stays positive when others take the low road. Mike fosters ethical practice in all he does. Mike and Mary were married in 1983 and have two sons, Matt and Mark.

5. Record of achievement through ethical and vocational contributions Mike became plant manager in 1990. A preferred workplace in the community, Morrison Products has created many high-quality jobs for the community. It is considered to be the most efficient, lean and profitable plant within the company and the industry. Record of achievement through ethical and vocational contributions The facility has won many awards including the Georgia Tech Research Institute award for “Lean Manufacturing” initiatives and performance. In May 2009, the plant was selected Supplier of the Year by Nordyne, one of the largest heating, venting and air conditioning manufacturers in the United States. Robert S. Stubbs II Guardian of Ethics Award

6. Exemplifies the tenets of the 4-Way Test Mike lives by the motto of “Service Above Self” and the 4-Way Test. Mike is known as “straight shooter,” who approaches all issues with fairness and a goal of building goodwill and benefitting the community. Mike lives by the motto of “Service Above Self” and the 4-Way Test. Mike is known as “straight shooter,” who approaches all issues with fairness and a goal of building goodwill and benefitting the community. Exemplifies the tenets of the 4-Way Test Mike foster ethical practices not only through his roles as a business leader and elected official, but also through his many appointed and civic roles. Robert S. Stubbs II Guardian of Ethics Award