Middle row, new members, Jonathan George (third from left), Ebyone Ling (fourth from left) and Ivy Yew (fifth from left).
KOTA KINABALU (Nov 27): The Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera welcomed three new members during a special induction ceremony on November 18 at The Kinabalu Club.
This significant event also marked the official visit of Assistant Governor Datuk Aminah Ambrose and took place during the club assembly.
The newly inducted members are Rotarian Jonathan George, an insurance consultant and event emcee; Rotarian Ivy Yew, an entrepreneur; and Rotarian Ebyone Ling, a bank officer.
Club President Dr Richard Gontusan presided over both the club assembly and the induction ceremony, which was attended by fellow club members and guests of the new inductees.
During the ceremony, the new members were encouraged to actively engage in club activities and embrace the Rotary motto, Service Above Self. They were reminded that through their involvement, they have the opportunity to contribute to making our community, country and the world a better place to live.
Rotary is not a political organisation, but its members are deeply committed to good citizenship and the election of qualified, ethical individuals to public office.
While Rotary is not a charitable organisation, its work exemplifies the spirit of charity and the sacrifices made by those who believe in their responsibility to helping others.
Though not a religious organisation, Rotary is founded on the enduring principles that have served as a moral compass for humanity throughout history.
Rotary is an organisation of business and professional individuals who uphold the highest standards in their respective fields. Rotarians believe that global fellowship and international peace are achievable when business people unite under the banner of service.
