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131st Installation DinnerFor Rotary Year 2016-17

Contents

2Installation Ceremony Programme

3Tuan Yang TerutamaYang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak

4YAB Ketua Menteri Sarawak

5-10Messages from- Rotary International President 2016-17- District Governor 2015-16- District Governor 2016-17- Outgoing Club President 2015-16- Incoming Club President 2016-17- Organizing Chairman

1131st Installation Ceremony Organizing Committee

12-13Introduction to Rotary

16-21Introduction to Rotary Club of Kuching Central- Chartered Certificate and Chartered Members- Past Presidents and Past RI Themes- President and Board of Directors 2016-17- President and Board of Directors 2015-16- Past District 3310 Governor 2014-15- List of past and current Assistant Governors from the club- List of District 3320 Chairs and Committee Members from the club

22-28Club Membership Directory

31-32Major DonorsDistrict 3310 Paul Harris Society - Charter Members Yayasan Kelab Kelab Rotary Malaysia (YKKRM) (Malaysia Rotary Foundation) Benefactors

33Presidential CitationsDistrict Awards and Others

36-4130th Installation Dinner

42-46Club Administration & Our Rotary Family- Weekly and Joint Meetings- Club Anniversary- Birthdays- Anniversaries- Festivities

47-49DG’s Visit to Rotary Club of Kuching Central

50Seminars

51Other Fellowship events

52Ladies’ Night

53Induction of New Members

54Foundation

55-62Youth Service- Interact Clubs- Rotaract Clubs- Various activities

63-69Service Projects- Global Grant Projects- Projects- Charity Sales

70-74International Service- Sister Clubs- Other Clubs’ Installations- District 3300 Conference- 107th Rotary International Convention, Seoul

75Vocational Service

76-79District Events:- 27th Pan Borneo Meet- 26th District 3310 PETS & District Training Assembly- District 3310 25th District Conference, Chiangmai- District 3310 Inter-City Meeting

80Other Events- 2nd Annual Charity Bowling Comptition- End Polio Fun Ride

81-113Advertisements

114Acknowledgements

2 31st Installation DinnerFor Rotary Year 2016-17

7.00pm Arrival of Guests

7.45pm Arrival of Guest of Honour

7.50pm Toasts - DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong by Outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua - TYT Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak by Incoming President Clarence Yong - Rotary International by Rotary International Assistant Governor, PP Leslie Phuan

7.55pm Roll Call of Rotary Clubs

8.05pm Welcoming Address by Organising Chairman, Rtn Benjamin Lo

8.10pm Dinner Commences

8.45pm Address by Outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua - Token of Appreciation to outgoing Board of Directors - Presentation of Awards

9.40pm Introduction of Incoming President by Outgoing President

Installation of 31st President Clarence Yong & BOD

Exchange of gifts between Outgoing and Incoming First Ladies

Address by President Clarence Yong

10.00pm Address by RI Director Dr Saowalak Rattanavich

Presentation of Souvenir to Dr Saowalak

10.10pm Address by Guest of Honor District Governor Michael Yee

Presentation of Souvenir to Guest of Honour

10.20pm Sister Club Signing Ceremony

10.30pm Fellowship continues

11.00pm End of Programme

Adjourn to House of Friendship on Mezzanine Floor

31st Installation Programmeof the Rotary Club of Kuching Central

Saturday 2nd July 2016 at Riverside Majestic Hotel


TUAN YANG TERUTAMATUN PEHIN SRI HAJI ABDUL TAIB MAHMUD

S.M.N., S.B.S., D.K. (JOHOR), D.K. (BRUNEI), D.K. (PAHANG), S.P.D.K., S.U.M.W., S.S.D.K.,D.G.S.M., D.P.P.N., S.S.S.A., S.P.M.T., KT. W.E. (THAILAND), KEPN (INDONESIA),

K.O.U. (KOREA), AO (AUSTRALIA), P.P.K.

YANG DI-PERTUA NEGERI SARAWAK


YANG AMAT BERHORMATDATUK PATINGGI TAN SRI (DR) HAJI

ADENAN BIN HAJI SATEMD.P., D.A., P.S.M., P.N.B.S., J.B.S., P.P.B., P.P.D., P.C.E.

KETUA MENTERI SARAWAK


Dear Club Officers of District 3310:

I want to congratulate each of you on your installation as one

of the 2016-17 Rotary club officers of District 3310.

As a club officer, you can help strengthen your club - raising

awareness of its work, gaining new members, and helping to

carry out projects that have a lasting impact. Your guidance

and example are essential to keeping your fellow Rotarians

enthusiastic and engaged. Our success as a service organization

begins at the club level - Rotarians are the foundation of

everything that Rotary stands for. Without active members like

you, we would not be the organization we are today.

Congratulations again on your new position. I look forward to a year

of great accomplishments with your help, and of Rotary Serving

Humanity.

Sincerely,

John F. Germ2016-17 President, Rotary International

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Rotary Club of Kuching Central is a club of giants! You have big, strong and friendly outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua.

You have a very powerful Past District Governor in Haji Andre Suharto, a very active and versatile immediate past Assistant Governor in Frankie Ong, and his charming wife Pauline.

You have one of the best District Conferences with the best hospitality by the Rotary Club of Kuching Central. You did the biggest RYLA in the District so far. The Trans Borneo End Polio Ride ended here in Kuching.

This list of your club’s big achievements can go on and on.

Suffice to say that I am really sitting among giants when I am with Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

The great tradition of continuity and goodwill in the leadership transition of Rotary clubs is what makes our organisation unique and great. I thank and congratulate outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua and outgoing First Lady Kitty and the Board of Directors for completing a great Rotary year. I believe you have made a difference in the lives of people. Surely the year has made a difference for you and your loved ones too.

Message by

Philip Chong Mau KiongDistrict 3310 Governor 2015-16

Len Nyuk and I enjoyed the year that passed with the enriching experiences, wonderful friendships and service to be a gift to the World. We will cherish these special moments for many years to come. Thank you once again my dear friends. My heartiest congratulations to President Clarence Yong and First Lady Charmain, the Board of Directors, and Members of Rotary Club of Kuching Central on your grand installation. I’m sure you have a great year to look forward to with Rotary serving humanity in 2016-17. Enjoy Rotary and love humanity! All the best, God bless! Yours sincerely,

Philip Chong Mau KiongImmediate Past District GovernorDistrict 3310 2016-17


Rotary International has since October 2014 recognized membership as our organization’s top internal priority. The eradication of polio remains

Rotary’s top external priority. Thus membership growth is the goal of every Rotarian and club. As the incoming club president and club officers, collectively you are leaders charged with making your club attractive to prospective Rotarians. This is your great opportunity to rise to the demands and challenges of leadership and to leave a lasting legacy of developing more club leaders, strong membership growth, and a vibrant club.

A good leader has a leadership mindset, is charged up with leadership motivation, and demonstrates leadership behavior. The leadership mindset has several characteristics: the need for achievement, a preference for challenge, and an acceptance of personal responsibility for outcomes. Leadership motivation is initiated, energized, and maintained by goal-directed behavior. Leadership mindset and motivation can only translate into action if leadership behaviors exist, some of these being confidence, risk, interpersonal skills, and social capital.

Social capital is incredibly valuable to leaders. The rise of the sharing economy - think of Facebook, LinkedIn, Airbnb, eBay, Uber - and collaborative consumption have energized the idea of social networks. Rotary is the world’s first service organization and also probably its first social network. We want to enlarge our membership and bring the benefits of Rotary’s social capital to more people to help us realize Rotary Serving Humanity.

Rotary can serve humanity only if we have more Rotarians, not less. The Object of Rotary isn’t mentioned a lot nowadays but it’s in realizing that it describes who we are that enables us to realize our mission: “to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.” We are asked to expand our social network for “the development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service.”

Therefore, all clubs must embrace this movement toward the goal of membership. We move toward this goal at our own pace and rhythm. Leaders cannot

Message by

Michael Yee Yik FahDistrict Governor 2016-17

assume everyone is on the same pace. Membership development is not a “one size fits all” process. There must be a movement toward one another. We were not meant to walk our Rotary journey alone but with the Rotary community. There must be a movement toward mission. We have enjoyed the benefits of Rotary membership and now it is time to give it away and share it with more people. Such things take time. Membership development is a hard and lengthy process. It takes a lot of time and deliberate effort from us leaders to invest in building relationships and increasing our social capital.

Think about the following questions: What is your current membership development strategy? How are you measuring membership growth in your club? What opportunities are you offering members to live out what they are learning? What is your current strategy for bringing new people into your club? Is it effective?

Many of the changes that clubs need to start experiencing growth are small and incremental. They do not require tons of capital or excessive energy. They often require just a change of perspective. You need to see people as your most important resource. You need to choose who you are trying to reach. You need a plan for how you will reach them. And you need to always be looking for opportunities.

You are the All Star Team of new club leaders. Your club is now under new management. You are the new front door. Break the old rules. Implement new ways to get the best out of yourself and your club. Make leadership your calling. The power of calling - or vocation - can beneficially shape individuals, organizations, and society as a whole. It can shape your club and members. It will shape Rotary Serving Humanity in our Rotary Foundation Centennial and beyond, “doing good in the world.”

I wish you a successful and meaningful year of service to your members and your community.

Michael Yee Yik FahDistrict Governor 2016-17


T he wonderful and life changing journey of my Rotary Presidency began a year ago with some trepidation, even though I can lay claim

to be better prepared than most. Leading a vibrant Club with many active and engaged members has its own but very manageable challenges. However, the building blocks laid down by our Club's past presidents has proven to be very solid foundation to stand on. Ultimately, the combination of wise old heads and enthusiastic young members proved to be an irresistible force in touching the many lives of the less fortunate in our Society this past year. In turn, the ability to make a difference has enriched those that have served, and drives them to strive to do more.

The Club was able to undertake many projects with the support of Members and assistance from friends and supporters of our Rotary Club. A large number were jointly carried out with other Clubs and across District lines. They included

• RC KK South (GG Clean Water to Kg Sinompuru)• RC Miri (Palliative Care Centre in Miri General

Hospital)• RC Sentosa (Bike to School)• RC Singapore & D3420 RC Malang Central (Help

the Children-Literacy)• RC Miri (Medical Mission to Bario)• RC Kuching South (Solar Power Lighting for Chung

Hua Middle School No.3)• RC Queenstown (SOS Children Village - Manila)• D3300 RC Penang & RC Tg Bungah (Gift of Life -

Joshua)• D3300 RC Damansara West (Gift of Sight)• D3300 RC Penang (Gift of Life - Aronika)• D3300 RC Penang (School Uniform)• D3480 RC Golden Eagle Taipei (Supporting rural

students in Taiwan & Philippines)

On the local front, we completed• GG Clean Portable Water to Melikin• Renovation of Community Halls to 3 kampungs in

Simunjan • Hand over 90 Solar torches to households of 4

villages and longhouses• Charity sales for 4 NGOs• Eye screening to over 1,000 students in SMK DPHA

Gapor• Fund raising Through Charity Bowling for Food

parcels to the hard core poor• A day's outing with the children of Sarawak

Autistic Association• Organised Sarawak Regional i-Quiz Competition• RYLA 2015 Kuching to instil Leadership qualities in

our Youth • End Polio Fun Ride to create Polio Eradication

Awareness

Projects Service Chair Rotarian Jong Kiam Ngee had a most busy year but was greatly assisted by project proponents who took it upon themselves to ensure their projects were expediently carried out. A special mention goes to IPP Louis Yong for his extensive involvement in most of our local projects.

The past year was a watershed moment in our 30-year history with the Club welcoming its first female member inductee in young Andrea Chan. Her batch included another 3 young male inductees, namely Michael Kuan, Calvin Chong and Roland Phang, all in their late twenties and early thirties. Two of these 4 members were Past Presidents of our partnered Rotaract Club. These pioneer female and youthful male inductees have added a dash of vibrancy: with

Message by

Ng Yaw HuaOutgoing Club President 2015-16

membership numbers at its highest ever at 45. The newest members have all unhesitatingly undertaken assignments asked of them, and shown leadership qualities by leading various Club projects. Well done Club Membership Chair PP Kho Ping, who was also my sponsor 12 years ago.

Club International Chair PP Thomas Ngu has also worked in overdrive to spur Club members and spouses to visit over 30 Clubs' Installation and Anniversary celebrations throughout D3310, and beyond. This encouraged record numbers of members and spouses to attend Pan Borneo Meet in Labuan, District Assembly in Johor Bahru, and District Conference in Chiangmai. Our presence was also felt at Singapore Intercity Meeting, Manila Zone Institute, RI Convention, and other District Conferences. Sister Club tri-annual renewal agreements were signed with D3620 RC Seosan, D3300 RC Tanjung Bungah and RC Malacca over the past year. His enthusiasm for all things Rotary and his generosity knows no bound, and has raised RCKC profile prominently among D3310 Rotarians and beyond.

There was a marked increase in activities for our youths this past year. The i-Quiz competition in partnership with D3300 RC Bandar Sunway for the Sarawak region was held for the first time with participation from 60 Interact teams from Interact Clubs throughout Sarawak. The winning team from Lodge International School went on to the Finals and placed 5th nationwide, earning them a partial scholarship at Bandar Sunway College for each of the 3 members. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) 2015 Kuching was held for a second consecutive year. Both iQuiz and RYLA were ably helmed by PP Dr Willie and his team. Our Interactors took part for the first time ever at the 3-day RC Singapore annual top rated Interact Training camp as well as the D3310 Interact Conference held in Muar. In addition, our Rotaractors attended the Rotaract District Assembly for a second consecutive year in Singapore.

The highlight of our Youth program was undoubtedly the return visit by D3620 South Korean Youth Exchange Team (short term) to Kuching after 16 of our Rotaractors and Lecturer Advisors paid them an initial visit to Seoul and Seosan. These short term youth exchanges have enriched the experiences of all involved. Cultural knowledge was enhanced, local lifestyles were learned with home stays and friendships were forged. Extensive planning and preparations were ably handled by Andrea Chan and Michael Kuan.

I am extremely proud that all five of our Interact sponsored Clubs and both our Rotaract Partnered Clubs achieved RI Presidential citations for 2015-16. This is the accumulation of dedicated hard work by our Rotarians Advisers and Teacher/Lecturer Advisers under the leadership of Youth Chair PP Frankie Yang.

Club members continue to contribute generously to The Rotary Foundation with total giving of over USD12,000 last year. AG Frankie Ong led by example as Club Foundation Chair when he & his spouse joined the ranks of Major Donors. Five of our members became Chartered Members of the newly formed D3310 Paul Harris Society and seven of our newer members subscribed to Rotary Direct for sustained giving. Another milestone was achieved when RCKC was recognized as a 100% PHF Club by

The Rotary Foundation in June of 2016.

RCKC’s extensive activities and contributions met the criteria to achieve Rotary International Presidential Citation (Gold). At District level, yours truly was awarded World Class Club President with other individual awards to AG Frankie Ong, PP Thomas Ngu, Rtn Wong Chen Yi, Rtn Louis Wong and Rtn Spouse Pauline Pui in recognition of our services to District. OC & Club Secretary Ben has to be congratulated on coaching all members to open MyRotary accounts on RI website, thereby receiving the 100% MyRotary Award from IPDG Philip.

RCKC upholds the time honour tradition of great fellowship during our Club gatherings with the usual inclusion of family members and active spouses. Club Admin Chair, Incoming President Clarence and his special Advisor Abel Chieng worked tirelessly to ensure a high turnout for all Club events and weekly meetings. This is evidenced by a record 20 members achieving 100% attendance after factoring in time spent on Club projects. There were constant interactions among active members of the four Kuching Clubs with AG Frankie Ong as the catalyst. The presence of over 230 Rotarian guests from 50 Rotary Clubs at this Installation bears testament to the camaraderie that has formed between our members and those from throughout D3310 and beyond.

I would like to express my gratitude to IPDG Philip Chong and his spouse Len Nyuk for their constant presence at our Club functions and events, despite their ultra busy schedule. Also, my sincere appreciation and thanks goes to my Board of Directors for guiding the Club with a steady hand. A special mention must be accorded to PDG Hj Andre Suharto and Group 14 AG Frankie Ong who were always ready with the appropriate advice. My journey has been filled with blissful and illuminating moments combined with strong support from my fellow members and their spouses. I wish the same for Incoming President Clarence. To my ever faithful and most supportive Kitty, thank you, thank you, and thank you.

Ng Yaw HuaPresident 2015-16Rotary Club of Kuching Central


Dear Fellow Rotarians, Spouses, and Friends,

Rotary’s founder, Paul Harris believed that serving humanity is ‘the most worthwhile thing a person can do,’ RI President 2016-17

John F. Germ said, and that being a part of Rotary is a “great opportunity” to make that happen. “I believe everyone recognizes the opportunity to serve Rotary for what it truly is: not a small opportunity, but a great one; an opportunity of a lifetime to change the world for the better, forever through Rotary’s service to humanity,” said Germ when he unveiled the annual Presidential theme for Rotary year 2016-17, Rotary Serving Humanity.

I am proud to say the organization we are in today, Rotary International, leads the world in volunteer service. Rotarians are dedicated to serve Humanity with the common goal of ‘Service Above Self’. We are an inspiration to others. Let us live up to our goal to always do good in the world by serving Humanity.

It is indeed a great honour for me to have been given the opportunity to be the 31st president of this dynamic service club that has carried out a number of significant projects over the past three decades that has benefited numerous underprivileged and needy people.

I would like to congratulate our World Class Outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua and his team of office bearers for an outstanding year, and for achieving the Gold-Level Rotary International Presidential Citation. To President Yaw Hua, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your commitment and unseen dedication in leading the club with great distinction. Your commitment to excellence has inspired others. I will endeavour to continue your good work, although you will be a hard act to follow.

I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to Past District Governor Haji Andre Suharto for introducing Rotary to me and for his encouragement for me to take this role on, a decision I didn’t make lightly.

Message by

Clarence YongIncoming Club President 2016-17

As I look forward to the new Rotary year, I am excited about the possibilities. I believe all leaders are nothing without a great team, and I know that I will have the greatest club with the best club officers, and directors standing behind me. Not forgetting the excellent Rotary Family spirit that we always enjoy by including our families in our fellowships and service events. We are very proud of this unique tradition.

This year marks an important milestone for our club as we will be celebrating our club’s 30th anniversary. I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all our charter members, past presidents, and members for their hard work and tireless efforts to carry out so many humanitarian projects over the years. May RCKC continue on its quest to serving humanity to the best of its abilities.

On behalf of the Rotary Club of Kuching Central, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to our distinguished Guest of Honour District Governor Michael Yee for gracing our installation dinner.

Special thanks to Organising Chairman PE Benjamin Lo and his committee for their efforts to make this event a success. I also wish to express my appreciation to our guests, friends, supporters and families of Rotary for your contribution, attendance, and tremendous support.

Yours in Rotary,

Clarence YongPresident 2016-17Rotary Club of Kuching Central


G reetings to my fellow Rotarians & Guests. Welcome to the 31st Rotary Club of Kuching Central Installation dinner. On behalf of

the Organizing Committee, I would like to extend a warm welcome to each and everyone who are with us today. For those who have travelled from outside of Kuching, we hope you will enjoy your visit to Kuching and take time to explore our quiant little city, savour local delicacies such as Laksa and Kolo Mee during your stay here. To our local Rotarians, I am sure that you will take this opportunity to make new friends or get reacquianted with old ones, and extend our famous Kuching hospitality to our visitors. My gracious appreciation & gratitude to RI District 3310 Governor Michael Yee for accepting our invitation to be the Guest of Honor to grace tonight’s event. I would also like to acknowledge the presence of our sister clubs, namely RC Taipei Golden Eagle from RI District 3480, RC Tanjung Bungah from RI District 3300, RC Malacca, RC Queenstown and RC Bandar Seri Begawan for their continuous support and great rapport over the years. We also acknowledge the presence of our Friendship Club, RC E-Club of Singapore. Our sincere appreciation goes to the 50 Rotary clubs, their supportive members and spouses who have chosen to be with us tonight. We have been blessed with the addition of four young Rotarian members who have actively participated, and shown leadership in organizing club events. Special credit goes out to Rotarian Andrea Chan, our first female Rotarian who has helped with the compilation and design of this year’s installation magazine.

Message by

Benjamin LoOrganizing Chairman

On behalf of RC Kuching Central, we would like to convey our utmost thanks and appreciation to our sponsors who have generously contributed to our Club through placement of advertisements and contribution in kind. Our Club projects would not have been possible without your support.

As one of the youngest members of this club,, being chosen as the Organising Chairman of this installation dinner is indeed a privilege and has also been a great learning experience. I would like to thank my Organizing Committee members who worked tirelessly to make this event a success. Senior members have also extended their support to advise and guide me where needed. Lastly, I would like to congratulate the Outgoing President Ng Yaw Hua and his Board of Directors on their achievements for the Rotary Year 2015-16 that have lifted our club to new heights; and welcome the Incoming President Clarence Yong and his Board of Directors. I wish them every success in their new roles as we strive together to serve humanity. Best wishes,

Benjamin LoOrganizing Chairman


31st Installation Ceremony Organising Committee MembersAdvisers

Organising Chair

Secretary

Treasurer

Masters of Ceremony

Sergeant-At-Arms

Souvenir Magazine

Advertisements

Visiting Club Co-ordinator

Accommodation

PDGs/VIPs Co-ordinator

Logistics

F&B and Banquet

Banquet Floor Director

Decoration & Backdrop

Multimedia Presentation

Publicity & Press

Reception & Rosette

Entertainment

Photography Co-ordinator

PP Abel Chieng Lee ChingPDG Andre Suharto

PE Benjamin Lo

Rtn Michael Kuan

Rtn Richard Wong

PP Dr Samuel Kiyui PP Ee Guan Teck

PP K.C. WongRtn Major Francis Ng

IPP Ng Yaw HuaRtn Louis WongRtn Andrea Chan

PP Abel Chieng Lee ChingPP Louis YongPP Frankie OngPP Thomas Ngu

PP Frankie Ong (Taipei)PP Thomas Ngu (Brunei & Korea)IPP Ng Yaw Hua (Singapore & Malaysia)PP Louis Yong (D3300)

IPP Ng Yaw Hua

PP Sylvester FongPP Kho PingRtn Wong Chen Yi

PP Chai Ko JeeAG Leslie PhuanRtn Jong Kiam NgeeRtn Leonard Sia

PP Frankie OngPP Kho Ping

Rtn Leonard SiaRtn Roland Phang

Rtn Kelvin LiewRtn Louis WongRtn Andrea Chan

Rtn Andrew ChongRtn Calvin ChongRtn Roland Phang

Rtn Louis Wong

Outgoing First Lady KittyIncoming First Lady Charmain

Rtn Michael Kuan

Spouse Pauline Pui


GUIDING PRINCIPLESThe Object of RotaryThe Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:

FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society;

THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life;

FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Avenues of ServiceFor years, Rotary’s commitment to Service Above Self has been channeled through the Avenues of Service, which form the foundation of club activity.

- Club Service focuses on strengthening fellowship and ensuring the effective functioning of the club.

- Vocational Service encourages Rotarians to serve others through their vocations and to practice high ethical standards. Observed each October, Vocational Service Month spotlights Rotary club projects related to this avenue, offering opportunity for clubs and districts to use their professional skills in service projects.

- Community Service covers the projects and activities the club undertakes to improve life in its community.

- International Service encompasses actions taken to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach around the globe and to promote world understanding and peace. Rotarians can support International Service by sponsoring a project in another country, seeking international project partners to support projects in their own communities, or by personally volunteering at an international project site. Visit the ProjectLINK database to post a project in need of assistance, find projects to support, or learn about successfully completed projects to replicate.

- Youth Service recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young adults through leadership development activities such as RYLA, Rotaract and Interact, service projects, and creating international understanding with Rotary Youth Exchange.

The test, which has been translated into more than 100 languages, asks the following questions: Of the things we think, say or do

• Is it the TRUTH? • Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? • Is it FAIR to all concerned? • Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

The 4-way TesT

INTRODUCTION TO ROTARYINTERNATIONAL 2016-17 THEME- ‘ROTARY SERVING HUMANITY’

Rotary International formed in 1905 is an organization of service clubs known as Rotary Clubs located all over the world. It is a secular organization open to all persons regardless of race, religion, colour, creed, gender or political preference.

The purpose of the organization is to bring together business and professional leaders to provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help to build goodwill and peace in the world. Members usually meet weekly, which is a social event as well as an opportunity to organize work on their service goals.


Core EssenceA worldwide network of inspired individuals who translate their passions into relevant social causes to change lives in communities.

Mission We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

VisionThe vision of Rotary International is to be the service organization of choice with dynamic, action-oriented clubs whose contributions improve lives in communities worldwide.

RI Strategic Plan• Support and strengthen clubs• Focus and increase humanitarian service• Enhance public image and awareness

Core ValuesRotary International’s core values are service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership.

Diversity and RotaryRotary International recognizes the value of diversity within individual clubs. Rotary encourages clubs to assess those in their communities who are eligible for membership, under existing membership guidelines, and to endeavor to include the appropriate range of individuals in their clubs. A club that reflects its community with regard to professional and business classification, gender, age, religion, and ethnicity is a club with the key to its future.

FAMILY OF ROTARYAt a GlanceThe family of Rotary extends beyond individual Rotarians and Rotary clubs to include other service-minded people who help with the organization’s work. Groups such as Rotaract, Interact, and Rotary Community Corps serve side by side with sponsor clubs, using their diverse skills to improve the quality of life in their communities. Below are some of the latest statistics available.

Rotary• Members: 1,227,719• Clubs: 35,188• Districts: 542

Rotary & United NationsRotary and United Nations have a long history of working together and sharing similar visions for a more peaceful world.

In 1942, clubs from 21 nations organized a conference in London to develop a vision for advancing education, science and culture after World War II. That event was a precursor to UNESCO. In 1945, 49 Rotarians went to San Francisco to help draft the UN Charter. Rotary and UN have been close partners ever since, a relationship thats apparent through Polio Plus and work with UN agencies.

Interact (12-18 years old)• Members: 441,278*• Clubs: 19,186 in 133 countries*

Rotary Community Corps(None Rotarians)• Members: 199,732*• Corps: Over 8,684 in 80 countries*

Rotaract (18-30 years old)• Members: 201,342*• Clubs: 8,754 in 167 Countries*

Source - The Rotarian (June 2016)

PolioPoliomyelitis (polio) is a paralyzing and potentially fatal disease that still threatens children in some parts of the world. The poliovirus invades the nervous system and can cause total paralysis in a matter of hours. It can strike at any age but mainly affects

children under five. Polio is incurable, but completely vaccine-preventable.

PolioPlusIn 1985, Rotary launched its PolioPlus program, the first initiative to tackle global polio eradication through the mass vaccination of children. Rotary has contributed more than $1.5 billion and countless volunteer hours to immunize more than 2.5 billion children in 122 countries. In addition, Rotary’s advocacy efforts have played a role in decisions by donor governments to contribute more than $9 billion to the effort.

Global Polio Eradication InitiativeThe Global Polio Eradication Initiative, formed in 1988, is a public-private partnership that includes Rotary, the World Health Organization, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, UNICEF, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and governments of the world. Rotary’s focus is advocacy, fundraising, volunteer recruitment and awareness-building.

Polio TodayAccording to global polio surveillance data from March 9, 2016, 5 wild poliovirus cases were reported in Pakistan and 1 wild poliovirus case was reported in Afghanistan in 2016. In 2015, 74 cases of wild poliovirus were reported: 54 from Pakistan and 20 from Afghanistan.

ChallengesThe polio cases represented by the remaining one percent are the most difficult to prevent, due to factors including geographical isolation, poor public infrastructure, armed conflict and cultural barriers. Until polio is eradicated, all countries remain at risk of outbreaks.

Ensuring SuccessEvery dollar Rotary commits to polio eradication will be matched two-to-one by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation up to $35 million a year through 2018. These funds help to provide much-needed operational support, medical personnel, laboratory equipment, and educational materials for health workers and parents. Governments, corporations and private individuals all play a crucial role in funding.

Rotary in ActionMore than one million Rotary members have donated their time and personal resources to end polio. Every year, hundreds of Rotary members work side-by-side with health workers to vaccinate children in polio-affected countries. Rotarians work with UNICEF and other partners to prepare and distribute mass communication tools to reach people in areas isolated by conflict, geography, or poverty. Rotary members also recruit fellow volunteers, assist with transporting the vaccine, and provide other logistical support.

‘This Close’ CampaignRotary has a growing roster of public figures and celebrities participating in its “This Close” public awareness campaign, including Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; actresses Kristen Bell and Archie Panjabi; WWE superstar John Cena; supermodel Isabeli Fontana; Nobel Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu; action movie star Jackie Chan; boxing great Manny Pacquiao; pop star Psy; golf legend Jack Nicklaus; conservationist Jane Goodall; premier violinist Itzhak Perlman; Grammy Award winners A.R. Rahman; Angelique Kidjo and Ziggy Marley; and peace advocate Queen Noor of Jordan. These ambassadors help educate the public about polio through public service announcements, social media and public appearances.


Introduction to Rotary Club of Kuching Central

The Rotary Club of Kuching Central was formed on the 23rd of December 1986 and now has 45 members. The Club meets every Saturday at 1pm, at the Riverside Majestic Hotel, Kuching.

President 2016 - 17:Clarence [email protected]

Secretary:Wong Chen [email protected]

Web: www.kuchingcentralrotary.org

Charter MembersAndy Alamsyah Suharto

Ang Kim HwaMichael Chew Swee Kee

Chieng Lee ChingChong Kim Lin

Chua Teck KhengEe Guan Teck

James Hii Siew HuaMichael Hii

Hong Boon KhengKho Kwang CheeDr. Samuel Kiyui

John LeePeter Lee Kok Chiang

Odita Ibrahim (Deceased)Francis J. Rozari

Jacob SaganSim Cho Phong

Sun Nan PingWilford Teo Swee Cheng

Tiong Soon KingWong Kho Ching

Frankie YangPatrick Yu

Zainal Abidin Hj Ahmad

1986-87Community Service DirectorSergeant-At-ArmsMemberPresident ElectMemberChartered PresidentHonorary TreasurerMemberHonorary SecretaryMemberMemberBulletin EditorMemberMemberYouth Service DirectorMemberVice PresidentMemberMemberMemberInternational Service DirectorClub Service DirectorVocational Service DirectorMemberMember


Rotary Year Past President Rotary International Theme

1986-87 CP Chua Teck Kheng Rotary Brings Hope1987-88 PP Chieng Lee Ching Rotarians - United in service Dedicated to Peace1988-89 PP Jacob Dungau Sagan Put life into Rotary - Your Life1989-90 PP James Hii (Deceased) Enjoy Rotary1990-91 PP Frankie Yang Honour Rotary with Faith and Enthusiasm1991-92 PP Odita Ibrahim (Deceased) Look Beyond Yourself1992-93 PP Loa Dijin Lian (Left in Feb 93) Real Happiness is Helping Others Acting President Ee Guan Teck1993-94 PP Dr. Samuel Kiyui Believe in what you do, do what you believe in1994-95 PP Ee Guan Teck Be a Friend1995-96 PP Andre Suharto Act with integrity, serve with love, work for peace1996-97 PP Philip Tang Build the Future with Action and Vision1997-98 PP K.C. Wong Show Rotary Cares1998-99 PP Polycarp Teo Sebom Follow your Rotary Dream1999-2000 PP Patrick Yu Rotary 2000: Act with Consistency, Credibility, Continuity2000-01 PP Bobby Chai Create Awareness, Take Action ..in our Club, ..in our Community, ..in our World2001-02 PP Sim Cho Pong Mankind is our Business2002-03 PP Kho Ping Sow the Seeds of Love2003-04 PP Sylvester Fong Lend A Hand2004-05 PP Aw Tai Hui Celebrate Rotary2005-06 PP Augustine Wong Service Above Self2006-07 PP Chai Ko Jee Lead the way2007-08 PP Leslie Phuan Rotary Shares2008-09 PP Dr. Leonard Ng Make Dreams Real2009-10 PP Thomas Ngu The Future of Rotary is in Your Hand2010-11 PP Frankie Ong Building Communities Bridging Continents2011-12 PP Juergen Ertl Reach Within to Embrace Humanity2012-13 PP Dr. Willie Lau Peace Through Service2013-14 PP Patrick Luk Engage Rotary Change Lives2014-15 PP Louis Yong Light Up Rotary2015-16 IPP Ng Yaw Hua Be a Gift to the World2016-17 President Clarence Yong Rotary Serving Humanity

Past Rotary International Theme Logos


PRESIDENTHON SECRETARYIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTPRESIDENT ELECTVICE PRESIDENTHON TREASURERSERGEANT-AT-ARMS

CLUB ADMINISTRATION CHAIRMEMBERSHIP CHAIRPUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRROTARY FOUNDATION CHAIRSERVICE PROJECTS CHAIRCOMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIRVOCATIONAL SERVICE CHAIRINTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHAIRFUND RAISING CHAIRYOUTH SERVICE CHAIRIQUIZ CHAIRPREVENTION OF BLINDNESS

CLARENCE YONG TZE HIENRTN WONG CHEN YING YAW HUABENJAMIN LORTN JONG KIAM NGEERTN RICHARD WONGRTN MAJOR FRANCIS NG

RTN ALAN POHIPP NG YAW HUARTN LOUIS WONGPE BENJAMIN LOPP LOUIS YONGRTN JONG KIAM NGEERTN LEONARD SIAPP THOMAS NGUPP FRANKIE ONGPP FRANKIE YANGPP DR. WILLIE LAUPP CHAI KO JEE

DIRECTORSPP KC WONG, PP KHO PING, PP SYLVESTER FONG, PP AW TAI HUI, PP LESLIE PHUAN,

PP THOMAS NGU, PP FRANKIE ONG, RTN DATO’ STEVE NG.

ADVISERS:PDG HAJI ANDRE SUHARTO, PP ABEL CHIENG LEE CHING


PRESIDENTHON SECRETARYIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTPRESIDENT ELECTVICE PRESIDENTHON TREASURERSERGEANT-AT-ARMS

CLUB ADMINISTRATION CHAIRSERVICE PROJECTS CHAIRPUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRROTARY FOUNDATION CHAIRMEMBERSHIP CHAIRYOUTH CHAIRINTERNATIONAL CHAIRVOCATIONAL CHAIR

NG YAW HUARTN BENJAMIN LOLOUIS YONGCLARENCE YONGRTN ALAN POHRTN RICHARD WONG PP K.C. WONG

PE CLARENCE YONGRTN JONG KIAM NGEERTN LOUIS WONGAG FRANKIE ONGPP KHO PINGPP FRANKIE YANGPP THOMAS NGURTN MAJOR FRANCIS NG

DIRECTORSAG FRANKIE ONG, PP SYLVESTER FONG, PP ABEL CHIENG LEE CHING, PP KHO PING,

PP LESLIE PHUAN, PP THOMAS NGU, PP CHAI KO JEE, RTN DATO’ STEVE NG

ADVISER:IPDG HAJI ANDRE SUHARTO

PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015-16DISTRICT 3310

CLUB OF KUCHING CENTRAL

Standing (L-R):Clarence Yong TH, Chai Ko Jee, Thomas Ngu, Frankie Ong, KC Wong, Kho Ping, Leslie Phuan, Dr. Willie Lau,Jong Kiam Ngee, Benjamin Lo, Louis Yong, Sim Cho Phong, Abel Chieng Lee Ching, Frankie Yang

Seated (L-R):Haji Andre Suharto, Ng Yaw Hua.


PP Dr. Samuel Kiyui AG 1998 - 99

PP Abel ChiengLee Ching

AG 1999-2000

PP K.C. WongAG 2000-01

PDG Hj Andre SuhartoAG 2002-03

PP Ar. Tn. Hj OditaIbrahim (Deceased)

AG 2004-05

PP Sylvester FongAG 2008-09

PP Dr. LeonardNg Sheau Phun

AG 2011-12

PP Kho PingAG 2012-13

PDG HAJI ANDRE SUHARTO RI District 3310 Governor

2014-15

PP Frankie OngAG 2015-16

ASSISTANT GOVERNORS

PP Leslie PhuanAG 2016-17


IPDG Hj Andre Suharto• Director, District 3310 Berhad • Member District Strategic Planning Committee• Member, District Nominating Committee member• Advisor, World Community Service Committee • Advisor, District Training Committee • Advisor, 26th DISTAS Organising Committee • Advisor, 27th PBM Organising Committee • Advisor, 25th DISCON Organising Committee

PP Sylvester Fong• Director, District 3310 Berhad• Chair, District Finance Committee

AG Frankie Ong• Assistant Governor (Group 14)

PP Thomas Ngu• Chair, District Rotary Foundation Fundraising & Annual Fund• Vice Chair, District Disaster Relief Committee • Coordinator, District Rotary Foundation Endowment/ Major Gift

President Ng Yaw Hua• Vice Chair, District Rotary Fellowship & Recreation Committee • Vice Chair, District Rotary Foundation Stewardship Committee• Member, 25th DISCON Committee

PP KC Wong• Member, District Constitution & Resolution Committee

PP Leslie Phuan• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Rotary Fellowship & Recreation Committee• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Bursary Committee

PP Chai Ko Jee• Regional Chair (Sarawak & Brunei), District Interact Committee

PP Dr Willie Lau• Regional Chair (Sarawak & Brunei), District RYLA Committee

IPP Louis Yong• Golf Fellowship Regional Chair (Sarawak) of District Rotary Fellowship & Recreation Committee• Member, District Family of Rotary Committee

PE Clarence Yong• Registration/website coordinator of 27th PBM Organising Committee • Registration/website coordinator of 25th DISCON Organising Committee

Rotarian Major Francis Ng• Member, District Rotary Community Crops Committee

Rotarian Jong Kiam Ngee• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Rotaract Committee

PDG Hj Andre Suharto• District 3310 Vice Governor• Trainer, RI Zone Institute 2016• Member, District Nominating Committee• Chair, District Rotary & Islam Committee• Advisor, District International Service Committee• Advisor, District Membership Committee• Advisor, District Alumni Committee• Representative, Inter-District Liaison for Indonesia

AG Leslie Phuan• Assistant Governor (Group 14)

IPP Ng Yaw Hua• Chair, District International Service Committee• Vice Chair, District Rotary Fellowship & Recreation Committee• Vice Chair, District Rotary Foundation Grants Committee• Regional Chair (Sarawak), Third Ager Service Committee• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Membership Committee• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Alumni Committee

President Clarence Yong• District Webmaster

PP Thomas Ngu• Chair, District Awards Committee• Regional Coordinator (Sarawak), District International Service Committee

PP Dr Willie Lau• Chair, District Rotary Peace Fellowship Sub- Committee

PP Frankie Ong• Vice Chair, District International Service Committee

PP Chai Ko Jee• Regional Chair (Sarawak & Brunei), District Interact Committee

Rotarian Louis Wong• Regional Chair (Sarawak), District Community Service Committee

Rotarian Andrea Chan• Deputy District Rotaract Chair (Sarawak)• Member, Rotary Friendship Exchange

Rotarian Michael Kuan• Deputy District Rotaract Chair (Sarawak)• Member, Rotary Friendship Exchange

District 3310 Chairs andCommittee Members 2015-16

District 3310 Chairs andCommittee Members 2016-17


MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Name : ABEL CHIENG LEE CHING (Chartered Member) PHF (PP 1987-88) (1214402)Classification : Agriculture Chemical - DistributionOffice : Weldone (S) Sdn Bhd, 2nd Floor, Lot 2646, BK 195, Jalan Gold Jade KNLD, 93150 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : December 15Anniversary : November 29Spouse : Pauline ChungOffice Tel : +6082 420167 Fax: +6082 244706 H/P: +6012-8866875Email : [email protected]

Name : ALAN POH TZE MIANG (8066452)Classification : Property ManagementOffice : R207 Level 2 Sarawak Plaza, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : December 10Anniversary : April 29Spouse : Yvonne AuOffice Tel : +6082 412150 Fax: +6082 255964 H/P: +6019-3509039Email : [email protected]

Name : HAJI ANDRE SUHARTO (Chartered Member) Major Donor, PHS (PP 1995-96) (1214436)Classification : Information TechnologyOffice : Best Motors Corporation Sdn Bhd, Lot 4645, Jalan Semariang, 93050 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : September 26Anniversary : August 11Spouse : Hajah Norzan Binti Tan Sri Datuk Amar Hj Bujang, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 447711 Fax: +6082 441577 H/P: +6012-8989980Email : [email protected]

Name : ANDREW CHONG CHEE MENG PHF (5983077)Classification : Medical Products (Kangen Water Machine)Office : Enagic (M) Sdn Bhd Unit 27-6 The Boulevard, Mid Valley City, Lingakaran Syed Putra 59200 Kuala LumpurBirthday : December 03Anniversary : March 30Spouse : Agnes Chan Lean EngH/P : +6012-8885252Email : [email protected]

Name : AUGUSTINE WONG CHUNG HO PHF+1 (PP 2005-06) (2268808)Classification : Real Estate Development / PlanningOffice : Sinar Mekar Properties Sdn Bhd Lot 140, Lorong 5B, Jalan Datuk Abang Abdul Rahim 93450 Kuching, Sarawak, MalaysiaBirthday : March 9Anniversary : December 29Spouse : Constance Poh, PHFOffice Tel : +6082 333388 Fax: +6082 333366 H/P: +6012-8888989 Email : [email protected]

Name : ANDREA CHAN (9394015)Classification : Education - LecturerOffice : Swinburne University of Technology (Sarawak Campus), Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : June 2Office Tel : +6082 260929 H/P: +6019-8894765Email : [email protected]


Name : BOBBY CHAI (PP 2000-01) (1946415)Classification : LecturerOffice : University Tunku Abdul Rahman, Faculty of Business & Finance, Perak Campus Jalan University, Bandar Barat, 31900 Kampar, PerakBirthday : June 12Anniversary : March 29Spouse : Poh Siew PhengOffice Tel : +605-4688888 H/P: +6012-8838331Email : [email protected]

Name : BENJAMIN LO JUI HUNG (8602768)Classification : Financial ServicesOffice : S1an & Associates 1st Floor, Lot 9911-9912, RH Plaza Commercial Centre Jln Stutong, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : August 11Anniversary : November 4Spouse : Jess Hee Siaw HuiOffice Tel : +6082 460369 Fax: +6082 570369 H/P: +6016-5758869Email : [email protected]

Name : CECIL YONG CHIN FAH PHF (3400966)Classification : Machinery (Woodbase)Office : C. F. Yong Enterprise Sdn Bhd No. 224, Jalan Padungan, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : April 1Anniversary : March 23Spouse : Alice Lo Phit NyukOffice Tel : +6082 413332 Fax: +6082 413522 H/P: +6012-8885224Email : [email protected]


Name : CLARENCE YONG TZE HIEN (8452791)Classification : IT Developer Multimedia & ICTOffice : NeuDimenxion DC208, Batu Kawah New Township, Jalan Batu Kawa, 93250 KuchingBirthday : January 22Anniversary : April 21Spouse : Charmain SongOffice Tel : +6082 577749 Fax: +6082 457814 H/P: +6019-8571893Email : [email protected]

Name : AW TAI HUI PHF (PP 2004-05) (2268760)Classification : Project ConsultancyOffice : 2nd Floor, No. 21, Stutong Commercial Centre, Jalan Stutong, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : March 4Anniversary : November 23Spouse : Chang Su Chin - DelwinOffice Tel : +6082 362797 Fax: +6082 424027 H/P: +6016-8626111Email : [email protected]

Name : CALVIN CHONG (9375287)Classification : TransportOffice : Min Soon Transport Company Lot 2217, Section 66, KTLD Jalan Tenaga, Bintawa Industrial Estate, P. O. Box 2593, 93750 Kuching, Sarawak.Birthday : February 12Office Tel : +6082 337903 Fax: +6082 337903 H/P: +6019-8881924Email : [email protected]



Name : CHAI KO JEE PHF (PP 2006-07) (5872806)Classification : OptometryOffice : Jee Kwong Optometry - Tun Jugah Lot 217-219, Level 2, Tun Jugah Centre, Kuching, Sarawak Birthday : July 27Anniversary : June 12Spouse : Yip Voon ChengOffice Tel : +6082 241366 Fax: +6082 420366 H/P: +6016-8622322Email : [email protected]

Name : Chai Kun Seng PhF (8185549)Classification : Property DevelopmentOffice : nationlink group of Companies no 26, 2nd & 3rd Floor, Jalan Bukit Mata Birthday : September 4Anniversary : October 6Spouse : Teresa SiaOffice Tel : +6082 424669 Fax: +6082 241669 H/P: +6019-8867177Email : [email protected]

Name : EE GUAN TECK (Chartered Member) (PP 1994-95) (1214408)Classification : Financial ServicesOffice : G. T. Ee Financial Services Company 3rd Floor, Lot 2763, Block 10, Lorong Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce 12, 93150 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : July 17Anniversary : April 3Spouse : Jennifer Liew Kui FahOffice Tel : +6082 238633 Fax: +6082 369986 H/P: +6016-8650818Email : [email protected]

Name : MAJOR FRANCIS NG (6154205)Classification : Salvation ArmyOffice : The Salvation Army, Jalan Sekama, 93300 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : October 24Anniversary : May 04Spouse : Mary NgOffice Tel : +6082 333 981 Fax: +6082 333 982 H/P: +6012-4052430Email : [email protected]

Name : FRANKIE ONG Major Donor, PHS, Patron - Level 2 (PP 2010-11) (5806705)Classification : Biscuit ManufacturingOffice : Borneo Biscuit Factory Sdn Bhd Lot 935, Section 64, KTLD, P.O.Box 747, 93714 Kuching, Jln Datuk Abang Abdul Rahim, 93714 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : November 22Anniversary : May 20Spouse : Pauline Pui, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 483648 Fax: +6082 349898 H/P: +6012-8839898Email : [email protected]

Name : FRANKIE YANG (Chartered Member) PHF (PP 1990-91) (1214452)Classification : Account / ManagementOffice : 39, Taman “Sun Valley”, Jalan Bampfylde, 93200 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : June 24Anniversary : August 15Spouse : Hii Hui HwaOffice Tel : +6012-2220017 Fax: +6082 416478 H/P: +6017-2220017Email : [email protected]


Name : JUERGEN ERTL PHF (PP 2011-12) (6818169)Classification : Agro Organic TechnologistOffice : 6, Lorong C, Jalan Stutong, 7th Avenue Kuching, SarawakBirthday : October 28Anniversary : December 12Spouse : Pan Jui Mei, LaurenOffice Tel : +6082 463559 Fax: +6082 463559 H/P: +6019-8578135Email : [email protected]

Name : JONG KIAM NGEE (8841448)Classification : Security Control Equipment & SystemOffice : Camnix Solution Sdn Bhd Lot 457 & 458 Ground Floor, Jalan Ang Cheng Ho, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : April 13Anniversary : November 28Spouse : Voon Hui NaOffice Tel : +6082 420868 Fax: +6082 428608 H/P: +6016-8887080Email : [email protected]

Name : KAMIL MISUARI (2372092)Classification : PoliticsBirthday : March 30Anniversary : September 29Spouse : YB Datuk Nancy Hj. ShukriOffice Tel : +6082 274901 Fax: +6082 274897Email : [email protected]

Name : Kelvin liew (9159068)Classification : ConstructionOffice : High Decor enterprise Sdn. Bhd lot 160, G/F, lorong 5A, Jalan Datuk Abang Abdul Rahim 93450 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : January 14Anniversary : June 16Spouse : Christina ngOffice Tel : +6082 336751 Fax: +6082 336751 H/P: +6016-8828717Email : [email protected]


Name : Gerard Chew (8275675)Classification : engineering educationOffice : No. 21 (1st Floor), Pannovel Commercial Centre, Jln Simpang Tiga, 93300 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : august 26Anniversary : May 29Spouse : Samantha TengEmail : [email protected]

Name : JOHNNIE CHUA PHF+1 (2268767)Classification : Ceramic Tile ManufacturingOffice : Kim Hin Industry Bhd 4 1/2 Mile, Penrissen Road, Kuching, Sarawak Birthday : May 10Anniversary : July 31Spouse : Nancy ChongOffice Tel : +6082 451567 Fax: +6082 452135Email : [email protected]



Name : KHO PING Major Donor, Benefactor (PP 2002-03) (2268721)Classification : TelecommunicationOffice : No. 234, Lot 2596, Central Park Commercial Centre, 3rd Mile Rock Road, 93250 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : March 18Anniversary : September 13Spouse : Caroline Vong, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 411561 Fax: +6082 414676 H/P: +6012-8866866Email : [email protected]

Name : DR. LEONARD NG SHEAU PHUN PHF+2 (PP 2008-09) (3147869)Classification : Medical PracticeOffice : 42-D, Jalan Mendu, 93200 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : January 14Anniversary : May 5Spouse : Geraldine ThenOffice Tel : +6082 349407 Fax: +6082 344331 H/P: +6012-8545599Email : [email protected]

Name : LESLIE PHUAN PUAY KHING PHF +3, PHS (PP 2007-08) (5806706)Classification : Ready Mixed Concrete / R.C Square PileOffice : PCP Concrete Pile Sdn Bhd Lot 219, Block 231, Jalan Datuk Stephen Yong, P.O.Box E1367, 93250 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : August 15Anniversary : June 9Spouse : Low Siew Fung, PHFOffice Tel : +6082 681333 Fax: +6082 681313 H/P: +6012-8861826Email : [email protected]

Name : LOUIS YONG PHF (PP 2014-2015) (6077229)Classification : Properties / TradingOffice : Hydrosis Corporation Sdn Bhd Ground - 1st Floor, No 100, Lot 3896, Sunny Park Commercial Centre, Jln Dogan Off Jln Batu Kawa, 93250 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : January 1Anniversary : October 10Spouse : Mimi GohOffice Tel : +6082 456787 H/P: +6013-8112726Email : [email protected]

Name : LOUIS WONG HENG KUI (8841462)Classification : PrintingOffice : Lee Ming Press Sdn Bhd No. 48 Jalan Ellis, 93300 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : December 20Anniversary : December 12Spouse : Lim Ee FengOffice Tel : +6082 253303 Fax: +6082 426382 H/P: +6019-8188326Email : [email protected]

Name : Leonard Sia ai Fang (9219280)Classification : Motor industryOffice : edaran Tan Chong Motor (Sarawak) Sdn Bhd Lot 10501, ground Floor, Taman Stutong indah Jalan Setia raja, Tabuan Jaya, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : april 20Anniversary : July 7Spouse : Karen Chung Mui FahOffice Tel : +6082 419439 Fax: +6082 368876 H/P: +6012-8898099Email : [email protected]

Name : MICHAEL KUAN (9394015)Classification : Food PackagingOffice : Tapau Trading Lot 990, Jalan Stutong, BDC Commercial Centre, Taman Satria Jaya, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : November 9Office Tel : +6082 461453 Fax: +6082 461453 H/P: +6012-8087933Email : [email protected]



Name : DATO’ RICHARD CURTIS D.S.I.S. (Sel.) Dato’ Lela Jasa Di-Raja (8841442)Classification : Group Managing DirectorOffice : Cahya Mata Sarawak BerhadBirthday : 20 NovemberAnniversary : 21 AugustSpouse : Teh Lip PinOffice Tel : +6082 238888 Fax: +6082 481545 H/P: +6019-6866271 Email : [email protected]

Name : PHILIP AU YONG K.H. PHF (8452788)Classification : General Import & Export TradingOffice : Kwong Hing Lee Sdn Bhd Lot 1339, Jalan Swasta, Pending Industrial Estate, 93450 Kuching, G. P. O. Box 83, 93700 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : September 3Anniversary : March 30Spouse : Fanny Office Tel : +6082 482288 Fax: +6082 483998 H/P: +6016 8866688Email : [email protected]

Name : RICHARD WONG SENG KONG (8066459)Classification : Hotel ManagementOffice : Merdeka Waterfront Hotel 88 Pearl Street, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : August 22Anniversary : September 12Spouse : Diana ChongOffice Tel : +6082 484999 Fax: +6082 484888 H/P: +6017-2220533Email : [email protected]

Name : Roland Phang (9393859)Classification : Real EstateOffice : Sunny East holding Sdn Bhd no.1, Siburan Bazaar, 17th Mile, Kuching Serian Road, 94200 KuchingBirthday : July 14Anniversary : october 6Spouse : Yong Jia YangOffice Tel : +6082 862699 Fax: +6082 863516 H/P: +6012-8878773Email : [email protected]

Name : PATRICK LUK Major Donor, Benefactor (PP 2013-14) (2268773)Classification : Stock BrokingOffice : Kenanga Investment Bank BerhadBirthday : May 21Anniversary : December 19Spouse : Lucy Hii, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 230115 Fax: +6082 331004 H/P: +6019-8861797Email : [email protected]

Name : DR. SAMUEL KIYUI (Chartered Member) (PP 1993-94) (1214456)Classification : Veterinary ServiceOffice : Country Veterinary Centre, Sublot 12, Block 233, KNLD Kota Sentosa, Batu 7, Jalan Penrissen, 93250 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : June 21Anniversary : December 25Spouse : Joyce Lim Heah LimOffice Tel : +6082 625580 Fax: +6082 626580 H/P: +6019-8876677Email : [email protected]

Name : NG YAW HUA Major Donor, PHS, Benefactor (PP 2015-16) (6361976)Classification : Hotel ManagementOffice : Lot 6622, 1st & 2nd Floor, Jalan Pending, 93450 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : February 26Anniversary : October 16Spouse : Kitty Chin, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 485888 Fax: +6012 481188 H/P: +6012-8833333Email : [email protected]


Name : WONG KHO CHING - K.C. WONG (Chartered Member) Major Donor (PP 1997-98) (1214450)Classification : Law PracticeOffice : K. C. WONG & Associates Advocates No. 7, 1st Floor, Jalan Petanak, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : April 29Anniversary : June 7Spouse : Lim Meng Chih, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 412386, +6082 412368 Fax: +6082 413719 H/P : +6019-8866150Email : [email protected]

Name : SYLVESTER FONG TSHU KWONG PHF+3 (PP 2003-04) (3147870)Classification : Oil Palm PlantationOffice : 283E, Lorong Seladah 5, Jalan Seladah, 93350 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : December 13Anniversary : November 24Spouse : Agnes Sim, PHFH/P : +6016-8889001Email : [email protected]

Name : DATO’ THOMAS NGU SING HIENG Major Donor, PHS, Benefactor, Major Patron (PP 2009-10) (3321804)Classification : TelecommunicationOffice : T&J Engineering Sdn Bhd No 3, Lot15828 Jalan Setia Raja, 93350 KuchingBirthday : July 20Anniversary : February 1Spouse : Tiong Siew Ing, Major DonorOffice Tel : +6082 360487 Fax: +6082 361273 H/P: +6016-8630516Email : [email protected]

Name : DR WILLIE LAU PHF (PP 2012-13) (6944391)Classification : Medical PracticeOffice : Ground Floor, No. 10, Lot 3743, Liang Kee Commercial Centre, 4th Mile, Penrissen Road, 93250 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : February 16Anniversary : September 01Spouse : Edith Hii Fang FangOffice Tel : +6082 451985 Fax: +6082 451985 H/P: +6017-8096655Email : [email protected]

Name : Wong Chen Yi (9190364)Classification : general insuranceOffice : AXA Affin general insurance Bhd ground & 1st Floor, Sublot 3, Lot 68-71, Jalan green, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : December 27Anniversary : December 9Spouse : Angela Yeap Suat LeanOffice Tel : +6082 248300 Fax: +6082 428148 H/P: +6012-8888268Email : [email protected]


Name : DATO’ STEVE NG THIAN YEW (6027358)Classification : Property Holding DevelopmentOffice : Plaza Merdeka Holdings Sdn Bhd 88 Pearl Street, 93100 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : January 4Anniversary : May 3Spouse : Datin Anriza Cordero - NgOffice Tel : +6082 237526 Fax: +6082 481188 H/P: +6012-8832368Email : www.plazamerdeka.com

Name : SIM CHO PHONG (Chartered Member) PHF (PP 2001-02) (1214434)Classification : Food ManufacturingOffice : Pico Food Industry Sdn Bhd Lot 37, 15½ Mile Kuching-Serian Road, 94200 Kuching, SarawakBirthday : April 7Anniversary : January 11Spouse : Wee Chun KenOffice Tel : +6082 863942/ +6082 863943 Fax: +6082 864478 H/P : +6016-8863942Email : [email protected]


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Rotary’s top priority remains the eradication of polio. Through PolioPlus, Rotary is a leading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, along with the World Health Organization, UNICEF, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and more recently the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Rotary has helped immunize more than 2.5 billion children, mobilized public support, and contributed over US$1 billion in the effort. Polio cases have dropped 99 percent since 1988 when the GPEI began.


MAJOR DONORS

PP WONG KHO CHING - K.C. WONG

PP PATRICK LUKPDG HAJI ANDRE SUHARTO

PP THOMAS NGUSING HIENG

IPP NG YAW HUA

PP KHO PING

PP FRANKIE ONG


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YAYASAN KELAB KELAB ROTARY MALAYSIA (YKKRM)(MALAYSIA ROTARY FOUNDATION)

PP THOMAS NGUSING HIENGMajor Patron

PP FRANKIE ONG Patron Level 2

IPP NG YAW HUA


PP KHO PING

PP PATRICK LUK

IPP NG YAW HUA

PDG HAJIANDRE

SUHARTO

PP FRANKIE ONG


PP LESLIE PHUANPUAY KHING


ROTARY CLUB OF KUCHING CENTRALRotary International Awards (2015-16)


ISTRICT AWARDS2015-16D


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