Woodland Hills Rotary - A Message from the Club President

Thank you for the opportunity to lead our club during this Rotary year. As our new, homegrown District Governor Jay Saltzman reminds us, it is not the leader who produces the results. Miracles happen when motivated club member work with their chosen leader.

Our job as Rotarians is to be an example of ethical behavior in our professional and personal lives. We need to act as leaders in our club and community, and to support Rotary's highest priorities of clean water, health, hunger, and education. Rotary is only as great as its clubs, and our clubs are only as great as their members when motivated and involved. RI President, John Kenny, reminds us that The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands. Jay want to Feed the Needs of those who need our help. My challenge to all members of the Rotary Club of Woodland Hills is to Make it Happen!

If you believe in Rotary and its power to make a difference in the world, then join me in doing the best job we can this year to meet the needs of our community, our nation, and our world. Providing Service Above Self will help build goodwill and peace. All of us have special gifts and talents. I encourage you to continue to share your gifts and talents in the service and tradition of Rotary.

Remember, Rotary is a service club that began in 1905 in Chicago because its founders wanted to meet with people of good character, intelligence and morals, and and enjoy each others' fellowship and friendship. Today, Rotary is the largest service club in the world involving 1.3 million members working in 32,000 clubs located in more than 200 countries. As Rotarians we are part of something big. Let's do our part and Make It Happen in our Club.

Sincerely,

Roger Myers

President 2009-2010