The Rotary Club recently celebrated its annual Pride of Workmanship Awards presentations to local employees or volunteers in recognition of outstanding vocational service.
The Pride of Workmanship Award is designed to acknowledge an employee or volunteer, irrespective of age or vocation, who, in the eyes of their employer or organisation, displays outstanding qualities in terms of approach, attitude, dedication and commitment to their job.
L to R – Geoff Roberts-Thomson (Balcombe Grammer School – keynote speaker), Jacinta Rose Murgia (Warlimont & Nutt Real Estate, Mount Martha), Keith Hunter (Mount Martha Life Saving Club), Anne Shaw (President Rotary Club Mount Martha), Toby Koelmeyer (Ritchies Dromana), Amye Tebbutt (Community Bank Mount Martha), Allison Dillon (Mornington Football Netball Club) and Peter Rawlings (Rotary Mount Martha)
The Pride of Workmanship Award is designed to acknowledge an employee or volunteer, irrespective of age or vocation, who, in the eyes of their employer or organisation, displays outstanding qualities in terms of approach, attitude, dedication and commitment to their job.
L to R – Geoff Roberts-Thomson (Balcombe Grammer School – keynote speaker), Jacinta Rose Murgia (Warlimont & Nutt Real Estate, Mount Martha), Keith Hunter (Mount Martha Life Saving Club), Anne Shaw (President Rotary Club Mount Martha), Toby Koelmeyer (Ritchies Dromana), Amye Tebbutt (Community Bank Mount Martha), Allison Dillon (Mornington Football Netball Club) and Peter Rawlings (Rotary Mount Martha)