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June is my last month as president, as the current Rotary year comes to an end. Casualene and I look forward this week and next to participating in our first Rotary International Conference and to seeing in person our club members who are also headed to Houston, Texas for the conference. This will be a happy way to complete my year as president. This coming Saturday at our fellowship meeting on June 5th we will have a special program. You have already been emailed the details including the Zoom link to attend—with a request that you invite guests to attend and find out what our e-club has to offer. We will enjoy a special program prepared by Rose and Gabriella to celebrate ten years of being a club.
This will include hearing from our charter president. I hope each and every one of you will make plans to attend even if you are only able to listen in. Finally, I want to give a shout-out and thank you to the incoming president, Osbert James.
Thanks, Osbert for being ready and willing to lead our club. Great things will happen under your leadership as our club continues to mature and grow as a vibrant part of Rotary’s making a difference for good in the world. To each of you as club members, I invite you to reach out to Osbert on your own initiative to let him know about your talents and to ask him what he needs of you during his year.
Is responsible for public relations and promoting our Rotary E-Club to the community at large. And we try to facilitate all communication methods or applications within our club to make it flawless to use for our members.
Develops different methods for Rotarians to learn about the vocations of fellow club members. While promoting the importance of the Rotary ideals of service in our professional life.
Develops projects so that our club as a group can participate in what will benefit and assist local community organizations and agencies. In our case, this can be anywhere in the world where our members are located.
We support international service projects. These projects must have a long-term plan for improving a specific challenge. We usually have a club member already interested who works in partnership with an overseas organization or Rotarians to champion their cause.
Rotary recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young adults through leadership development activities, involvement in community and international service projects, and exchange programs that enrich and foster world peace and cultural understanding.