An annual rotary change-over celebration

Roz Graham
Pictured, left to right, at socially safe distance are Carrie Fenn, Keith Walsh, Susan Grimes and Christopher Davis. CSH Rotary is currently meeting via Zoom at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesdays. Photo by Linda Gilbert
Pictured, left to right, at socially safe distance are Carrie Fenn, Keith Walsh, Susan Grimes and Christopher Davis. CSH Rotary is currently meeting via Zoom at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesdays. Photo by Linda Gilbert.

By Roz Graham

On Friday evening, June 26, the leadership of the Charlotte Shelburne Hinesburg Rotary was passed to the hands of new President Christopher Davis of Charlotte. He is succeeding Keith Walsh of Shelburne, who has been president of the CSH Rotary for the past year.

In his acceptance speech, Davis congratulated the members of the club on the many projects they have undertaken in the Rotary tradition of Service Above Self, and predicted many new ways the club will tackle projects to benefit its communities. Also taking new roles in leadership of the Club are Carrie Fenn of Charlotte, the newly elected Vice-President and Susan Grimes of Shelburne, the new President Elect.

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