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the president and officers of the
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President 2008/09, Milton Scott:
 Milton
is married to Anne and has a son by a previous marriage who is an accountant. Milton
works in the insurances department of Warwickshire County Council having spent
many years working in insurance in southern Africa. He is a
member of the local Bridge Club and enjoys walking and camping. Milton also
enjoys good food and wine and is an excellent cook, much to the enjoyment of his
friends and fellow Rotarians.
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President Nominee, Frank Rose
 Although the
2007/08 Rotary year started
with no nominations for President Nominee, Rotarian Frank Rose has stepped
forward and volunteered for this position. Frank is now retired after spending a
lifetime working in agricultural pharmaceuticals and, more recently, as a publican. He is married
to Anne and, a very keen supporter of Leicester Tigers Rugby Club, can be found
out on the terraces at Welford Road at most home games in his red, green and white club shirt.
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Club Secretary, Roger May:
 Dr. Roger May continues as club
secretary. Roger was District Governor for District 1070 for
2003/04 and remains active in Rotary at international level. Roger
is a founder member and Past President of the club. He is a keen member
and President of the Lutterworth Cricket Club. By profession Roger May
is a nuclear engineer and has recently become semi-retired from a career
in the Nuclear Power industry. He is married to Linda, a Rotarian at
Blaby Meridian, and has two grown up children.
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Club Treasurer, Peter
Boulton:
 The club treasurer this year is
Rotarian Peter Boulton. Peter has been married to Shirley for 49 years. They have two
daughters, one of whom lives at Heidelberg in
Germany and the other in Surrey. Peter is now fully retired after 25 years in the manufacturing end of
the Fashion Trade and then 15 years in Business Training and Consultancy. His
major hobby is trout fishing which he manages around twice a week.
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Immediate Past President,
David Elliott:
 David is just into his
fifth
year as a Rotarian and accepted the challenge of eventually becoming Club President
very early in his Rotary career. He is married to Pauline and they have three
sons. Despite specialising in organic chemistry at university, David's chosen
profession is the hardwood timber importing business which entails frequent
trips to many parts of Europe. His interests include gardening, furniture making
and reading. David is also a trustee of the Lutterworth Town Hall Charity.
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Rotary Theme 2008/09
Being President
In Rotary International, Club Presidents -
like all senior Rotarians - serve for just one year in that position.
The President Elect automatically becomes President after one year and
will normally have served a year prior to that as President Nominee. Other Officers serve between three and five years
depending on the position and are then obliged to take a one year
sabbatical rest before holding another position.
It is a great honour to be elected to any position within
a Rotary Club.
Presidents and Officers receive no
salary or, stipend and undertake their duties in the spirit of
the Rotary motto which is
Service Above Self.
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