RVM: The Rotarian Video Magazine

At 9:40AM on 21 October 2009, Anneliese wrote: I am so glad that Rotary International eventually realized that women are capable of great things and can be outstanding rotarians. The video is proof that women are inspiring and great motivators too!

At 9:23AM on 20 October 2009, PP Colette Frege wrote: I would like to know if Rotary encourages women to be Rotarians and inner wheelers at the same time.. Where does Rotary stand with regard to this matter? Thanks

At 11:20AM on 12 October 2009, Viggo wrote: Thank you for a very convincing video. I'll make sure my club is aware of this material. Regards, Viggo Madsen, PDG D-1440 Denmark

At 11:20AM on 12 October 2009, Eulogio C. Punongbayan, RC Plaridel wrote: I have high regards on women especially those in Rotary. They are nice, sweet, beautiful and very hardworking. Our foreign networks are mostly women. Veronica Maggs, Josie Garcia and Jeanette Loftus of Flagler County RC (Florida, USA) Mickie Evans and Patsy Orr of RC Murrieta CA. They visited our club/community thru VSG and braved unfriendly weather condition. Since then they maintain contact and continue to provide help to us. We have just organized an all-female club RC of Plaridel Kristal which was chartered Sept 4, 2009. We know that they can be of great help to our community. My daughter Jasmin 25 yr old just paid her first US$100 to become a Paul harris fellow sustaining member. Hope she will be a lady rotarian someday. We have at least 12 lady presidents in our D3770 which make our organization a very happy and performing district.

At 11:21AM on 12 October 2009, Albert J. Woodward wrote: Great presentation by a great lady.

At 11:22AM on 12 October 2009, Ginger Barrons wrote: Gary, I think you will find this interesting. Shirley Cash, Peggy Hayman & myself both visited Rotary for 2 years before being able to join. Barb Hill came and joined as soon as woman could. Gerry Stipp and I were inducted together. Novi Rotary was kinder to woman in those days even though we lost a few men when we joined. We all held leadership positions.

At 11:23AM on 12 October 2009, Paula Chadderton wrote: As a Rotarian in Canberra, Australia who is the daughter of a Rotarian and wife of another - I have always felt inspired by those Rotarians - male and female that I've been fortunate to meet. I've had the honour of leading a Group Study Exchange team from D9710 (Australia) to D9220 (East Africa) - the first exchange to that District from any District in Australia. I thank the Rotarians in California for their courage to admit women - it's a shame that it had not occurred earlier. Women have played an important role in Rotary - even before we were admitted in our right - supporting the husbands, fathers, brothers and uncles in their efforts to make the world a better place. Now we can all work together towards this goal.

At 11:23AM on 12 October 2009, Rtn. Pradeep Patil wrote: The subject 'Women in Rotary' is very well composed and presented in this issue of RVM. Can we expect Rtn. Carolyne Jones as our Future RI President?