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Former VP of Rotary, Dean Rohrs is interviewed by Michael Angelo Caruso on how the world is getting smaller and talks about what it was like to witness the first successful #heart transplant. Time stamps below... Dean left secondary education at age 15 and entered university and graduated at age 19 with a Bachelor or Science in bio-chemistry. She entered the field of nursing and eventually became a trustee for the Rotary Foundation, one of the world's best run organizations, according to Charity Navigator. Dean says she likes to challenge herself every ten years with a big goal: - At age 30, she married and raised a family - At 40, Dean got a BA in fine arts with honors in sculpture   - At 50, she emigrated from Africa to Canada - At 60, Dean earned a degree in Nature Conservation & Wildlife Mgt Dean was working in South Africa at Groote Schuur Hospital in Capetown, South Africa when she was called in to assist in what turned out to be the world's first successful human-to-human heart transpla