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Service Above Self

We meet Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Henry VIII Restaurant
56 South Road
Southampton, Southampton  SN 02
Bermuda
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Rotary Theme for 2019-2020
Posted by Jack Durner on Jul 01, 2019
The Theme for the Rotary year 2019-2020 is "Rotary Connects the World".
 
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We encourage all members to use the ClubRunner to more effectively communication with each other and visitors to the web site.  We would also like to use this tool to manage our day to day club activities and upcoming events.  If you have content you would like to publish, please contact the Editor.

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Club Executives & Directors
President
Jack Durner
Treasurer
Sully Sullivan
Secretary
Stephen Lake
Immediate Past President
Jack Durner
Club Membership Chair
Edgar Dill
Community Service
Barry Shailer
Vocational Services
Malcolm Griffiths
Club Service
Marty Hatfield
Youth Services
Malcolm Griffiths
Executive Secretary/Director
Jack Durner
Sergeant-at-Arms
Perry Robinson

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