2015年7月23日 · My name is Brad Rubini and I’m a past president of Toledo Rotary and your Literacy Chair for District 6600. I’d like to Share My Story with you about why I believe in Rotary literacy projects and how I became so passionate about literacy.

2012年5月24日 · Mark and Brad Rubini began their reign by relocating from a constricted downtown Toledo location to a business park just off Interstate I-75 in Toledo, Ohio. The new service location has now more...

Claire’s Day Founders Receive Hometown Hero Bridge Award. Julie and Brad Rubini were named recipients of the 2010 Hometown Hero Bridge Award for their work in creating Claire’s Day, a reading festival that brings authors and illustrators of books for children and teens to the Maumee Branch Library each May.

Heavy truck parts and service. 30+ students went from kindergarten to graduation! Brad Rubini is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Brad Rubini and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the...

Claire’s Day Inc. was created in honor of Claire Lynsey Rubini, who died suddenly July 6, 2000, as a result of a heart condition. Claire’s parents, Brad and Julie Rubini, felt compelled to honor their ten-year-old daughter in a special tribute to her love of reading, storytelling, music, encouraging others to read and simply having fun with ...

Member Spotlight: The book on Brad Rubini From the July 2016 issue of The Rotarian When Brad Rubini was reading a bedtime story to his seven-year-old daughter, Claire, she asked him why he was reading the words wrong.

The newsletter of the Northern Ohio Branch of the International Dyslexia Association (NOBIDA) recently featured Brad Rubini, Co-Founder of Claire’s Day. The article highlights one of the main events at Claire’s Day – the C.A.R.E Awards and what these awards truly mean to Brad.

Claire Lynsey Rubini was an avid reader who died of a heart condition in 2000. She was ten years old. Her parents, Julie and Brad Rubini, started Claire’s Day in 2002 as a way to celebrate their daughter’s life and love of books.

Literacy Chair Brad Rubini [email protected] Toledo 419.704.3890 Membership Chair John Hill [email protected] Vermilion 440.858.7669 M.E.S.A. Chair Gary Newton [email protected] St. Mary's 937.416.3970 M.E.S.A. Secretary Cindy Smith [email protected] Maumee 419.350.1736

2017年11月24日 · (News story) Gunnard Armand Rubini, Toledo's pioneer foreign cars dealer, former Ottawa Hills village councilman and fire commissioner who loved to race cars and was a private pilot, died Nov. 20...