Roosevelt was a member of the Lions Club when his supervisor at VI National Bank invited him to a Rotary meeting  at Victor’s Hideout. After a couple of meetings, he was very motivated to become a Rotarian and so instead of abandoning Lions, he transitioned to becoming a Rotarian.  Becoming a Rotarian helped him to motivate his staff at the Bank,  and motivated him to serve in his church and to do better at serving.

Twenty-three years after, he finds himself fellowshipping  and serving with the finest, most caring , most fantastic group of people in any Rotary Club in the world.