VI Rotary clubs among platinum awardees
The Cayman Islands and the Bahamas also received a number of platinum awards. “The BVI Clubs really nailed it 100 percent. All three clubs attained platinum so you know Rotary here is alive and well,” Governor Lewis said.
The presentation of district awards was held on the lawns of the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College, yesterday May 17, 2013 when the Rotary Club of Tortola, Rotary Club of Road Town and Rotary Sunrise Club received their awards from District Governor Mr Vance Lewis.
This year, according to Mr Lewis, a menu of projects were set up for clubs to complete. “The platinum awardees would have in most cases really achieved perhaps 80% mark and upwards and these are the excellent clubs in the district. The Clubs would have really worked very hard and very diligently.”
There were 16 platinum awards, 9 gold and 4 bronze. A number of awards were given out to senior Rotarians at the Luncheon Awards ceremony yesterday. They would have been singled out for their role in ensuring that the district remains very vibrant and strong. Among those were Mr Brent Williams, who was very instrumental in ensuring that monies came into the district to do projects in the community.
“We had Barry Razin, past District Director, the only director who has put District 7020 on the global map and yet he continues to serve very diligently at the club level,” said Mr Lewis.
Chairman of the 7020 district conference David D. Archer was given the Paul Harris Fellow award for his skillful execution and coordination of the conference this year. Ryan Jeluk also walked away with a Paul Harris Fellow award.
Mr Lewis said he was very pleased with the way conference was being executed and is confident that all 560 members who played a part will continue to make their contribution towards its success. He also said he was extremely happy that many of the visiting Rotarians took time out to explore ‘Nature’s little secret’ which augers well for the Territory. He noted that the conference fell in at a time that is not a the usual tourist season for the Virgin Islands and provided additional funds to the Territory as a result.
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