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← Balita · Issue 4059 · 7 August 2025 Club news

Council of Past Presidents Honors RCM Board of Directors and Officers for RY 2025–2026

The Council of Past Presidents hosted a fellowship night on July 31 at the Manila Golf Club to honor the 2025–2026 Board and Officers.

Council of Past Presidents Honors RCM Board of Directors and Officers for RY 2025–2026

IN a heartwarming show of tradition, continuity, and camaraderie, the Council of Past Presidents (COPP) of the Rotary Club of Manila hosted a special fellowship night on Thursday, July 31, at the Manila Golf Club to honor the incumbent Board of Directors and Officers for Rotary Year 2025–2026.

The gathering served as a symbolic passing of the torch, with distinguished Past District Governors and Past Presidents in attendance, including Archit Bartolome, Jujut Enriquez, Rudy Bediones, Obet Pagdanganan, Vince Carlos, Susing Pineda, Hermie Esguerra, Jackie Rodriguez, Ebot Tan, and Boy Guevara. Their presence underscored the depth of wisdom and leadership that continues to guide the club forward.

The honorees included President Raoul Creencia and his team of club officers and directors: Anton Mauricio (Secretary), Nick Locsin (Internal Auditor), Rami Chahwan (Director), Edwin Hernandez (Director), Warren So (Director), Hans Palacios (Director), Caloy Serapio (Board Legal Adviser), John Cutter (Deputy Sgt-at-Arms), Ricky Guevara (Vice President), Mike Roxas (Assistant Internal Auditor), and Mike Albaña (Director).

In his brief remarks, President Raoul expressed gratitude for the steadfast support of the past presidents and reaffirmed the board’s commitment to uphold the club’s legacy of excellence in service and leadership.

The evening was marked by meaningful conversations, warm fellowship, and a shared resolve to continue Rotary Club of Manila’s proud tradition of making lasting impact — anchored by the guidance of those who have led before and the promise of those who lead today.

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