Gray Bartlett has packed a lot into his 75 years. Not only has his 30 albums and 20 singles sold well in excess of 1 million units, he continues to work as a concert promoter, boosting upcoming visits by Tommy Mandel and Johnny Cash’s daughter Rosanne. Gray had realised very early on while listening to Chet Atkins that he could see colours in music and by 1961 had recorded his first single as a guitarist. His career subsequently embraced musical direction, composition and production as well as concert promotion. Bill Duncan recalled meeting Gray in the late 1980’s when Gray was performing in China to a live audience of 200,000 people and then conducting a master class for 500 young guitarists.
There are still has a couple of tables to complete a full house for Trivia. Please, if you have some sporting contacts or people who enjoy a fun night out with other like-minded persons who would like to test their general knowledge, then let them know we have a great night planned for them.
Contact Alan Davies now at abdavies@xtra.co.nz or phone 021 535 556 and he will do the rest.
Elizabeth and I are looking forward to having some fun at our Triumphs and Trivia evening on Saturday. There are some great prizes and auction items on offer.
Rotary President-elect Sam F. Owori diesRotary International President-elect Sam F. Owori died unexpectedly on 13 July due to complications from surgery. Sam was a member of the Rotary Club Kampala, Uganda, for 38
If you have meeting responsibilities below and want to swap, then look at the meeting responsibilities calendar to find out who on over the next few weeks and let Graham know of your swap.
Notice of Meeting of the Pakuranga Rotary Environment Committee
