Lend a Hand

RI President in Taiwan

Intercity Meeting
Taipei, Taiwan

 ( 27 January2004 )

Photos:

Brief Introduction of Shu-Shin Lai

MC: CP Steve

Birthdate：July 2, 1953

Place of Birth：Taipei, Taiwan

Classification：Electronic Device Manufacturing

Education：MBA, Tulane University - New Orleans, LA. U.S.A.

Profession：Managing Director, COMSYS Ltd./ Board Director, KC Uppertech Corp.

Social Activity：Chairman, Chinese Association of Purchasing Management（2001 ~ 2006/ Alumni Liaison, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University (2002 ~)

Rotary Club：

Dec. 26, 1991 Charter Member, RC of Taipei Sunrise

2001-2003 Director and Charter President, RC of Taipei Harvest

2003-2004 Director and Chair of Rotary Information, RC of Taipei Harvest

Rotary District：

1996-1997 Member of Environmental Protection Committee

2000-2001 Vice Chair, Environmental Protection Committee

2001-2002 Member, Public Relations Committee/ Member, International Service Committee

2002-2003 District Deputy Secretary

2002-2004 Assistant Secretary - Group 8/ Chairman, DLS

International Meeting：

1994 International Convention

1999 Rotary Institute, Taipei

2002 Asia Presidential Conference in Taipei

2003 Rotary Institute, Singapore

Recognition：

1991-1992 Paul Harris Fellow

1996-1997 Paul Harris Fellow

2002-2003 Paul Harris Fellow,/ Benefactor

2003-2004 Paul Harris Fellow

Attendance：100% Perfect Attendance since joined the Rotary on December 26, 1991

 　

　

Memory of

our beloved Ade

　

　

　

- MC: CP Steve

At this moment, I would ask all presented Rotarians to stand up and address our “Silence in Memory to our beloved late Ade Majiyagbe, who was the life partner and actually the most supportive lady, to President Jonathan B. Majiyagbe, when she was with us! 

During the early of June last year, all of our fellow Rotarians were very shocked to learn the pass away of Mrs. Ade Majiyagbe on the date of 6th June 2003 while the last International Convention was still conducting in Brisbane, Australia.  However, only a short period later, we were also very pleased to know the newly establishment of the “Ade’s Hope Fund for the Education of Women and Children” – The special fund within The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.  This fund encourages the contributions to support grants that address the educational needs of women and children particularly within the Word Fund. 

The late Ade Majiyagbe was dedicated to promoting the welfare of children and families everywhere.  She inspired others with her kindness and insight, including a group of U.S. elementary school students who enlisted the help of the local Rotary club to Lend a Hand to a Ghanaian family in a very unique way. 

Ade was also very active in Inner Wheel, a separate organization for Rotarian wives and daughters.  She had served as the first chair of the Inner Wheel movement in Nigeria and was elected to Inner Wheel’s international board of directors. 

President Jonathan Majiyagbe once refered Ade as his “pillar of support and partner in service”.  She accompanied him on his Rotary travels and participated in meetings and projects.  “You cannot talk about Jonathan’s success without giving credit to her” quoted by Funsho, a longtime friend and fellow members of the Rotary Club of Kano, who has known President Majiyagbe for nearly 30 years. 

A dedicated, supportive and beloved lady to the Rotary!  We are here tonight have this impressive motion to memorize this great Rotarian’s spouse.  May her love to Lend a Hand to all human beings to our community, society and world!