Rotary Montserrat Commemorates 55th Anniversary with Burial of Time Capsule
The Rotary Club of Montserrat on Friday celebrated a milestone with the burial of a time capsule.
Governor Her Excellency Harriett Cross, Parliament Secretary Crenston Buffonge, Rotarians and well wishers gathered at Olveston House, for the event to commemorate the organization’s 55th anniversary.
The capsule, filled with items reflecting the club’s legacy and values, is set to be opened in 20 years, serving as a symbolic bridge between generations of Rotarians.
Director Michelle Cassell described the burial as more than just placing objects into the ground, calling it "planting a legacy."
Michelle Cassell
Past President Linda Goodridge in her remarks brought humor and reflection to the moment.
She said that behind the capsule's artifacts lies a deeper message about Rotary's values and enduring mission.
Linda Goodridge
The capsule also contains a personal letter from current President Keri Matthew, addressed to the future leader of the club in its 75th year.
In his message, he encouraged future members to continue cultivating humility, integrity, and joy in service.
Keri Matthew