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Rotary Sunset Inducts Eight Professionals.

January 24, 2021

Rotary Sunset Inducts Eight Professionals.
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PHILIPSBURG:— The Rotary Club of St. Martin Sunset welcomed eight professionals as its newest members on January 11th, 2021. Joining Rotary Sunset are Suenah Laville Martis, Lucrecia Lake, Fabiana Richardson, Sydonna Watts, Sabrina Vrutaal, Shanyca Colastica, Tivona Trotman, and Gabriel Flanders Hyman Jr who were sworn in by President of Rotary Sunset Elisia Lake during the club’s general meeting.

– Suenah Laville Martis is a Secretary-General employed by the Government of Sint Maarten in the Committee of Civil Servants Unions.

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– Lucrecia Lake is an Administrator employed by the Government of Sint Maarten in the Department of Compatibility/Financial Administration/Accounting Department.

– Gabriel Flanders Hyman Jr is an Administrator employed by the Government of Sint Maarten in the Department of Labour Affairs and Social Services.

– Fabiana Richardson is a Case Worker employed by the Government of Sint Maarten in the Department of Labour Affairs and Social Services.

– Sydonna Watts is a Financial Controller employed by Prime Distributors N.V.

– Sabrina Vrutaal is an Occupational Nurse employed by Social & Health Insurances SZV.

– Shanyca Colastica, is a Customer Service Agent employed by the Princess Juliana International Airport.

– Tivona Trotman is a General Manager employed by Kaiteur Guyana Shipping.

After completing the process of a robust membership plan recently installed by the club, all eight professionals have been identified as assets to the club and embody the motto of Rotary International, “Service Above Self”. From the onset, they have made themselves readily available to assist in all projects, attend workshops, events, and fellowships and the members of Rotary Sunset look forward to serving humanity with them onboard.

Each new member was pinned by their sponsor Shemaiah Fleming, Elisia Lake Micheline Warner, Leonel Lawrence, Michelette Boasman and Sherbert Arrindell, respectively, at Carl N Sons Conference Room while members and guests joined in on the celebration via Zoom. President Lake also delivered an impactful speech highlighting the importance of increasing their Rotary knowledge and being engaged to become a well-rounded Rotarian.

The Rotary Club of St. Martin Sunset meets on the second and fourth Monday of the month at Carl N Sons Unique Inn and Conference Facilities in Cole Bay at 7:30 pm. Due to COVID-19, the club currently meets via Zoom. The club can be contacted via email at rotarysxmsunset@gmail.com or via the official Facebook page at facebook.com/rotarysxmsunset.

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/36634-rotary-sunset-inducts-eight-professionals.html

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