2003 - COMMANDER'S MESSAGE ROBERT E. GLASER, JN It is an honor and privilege to have been elected as your thirty-second commander. I am excited and grateful that we have such a very strong, active and committed bridge for this coming year. Chris Payne, our Administrative Officer, has some very innovative ideas for family meetings, which may expand beyond our historical family night fare. Your new Bridge is committed to making the coming year more exciting and fun than ever before. It is our belief that we need to provide quality educational, social and boating opportunities to insure membership participation and to have a strong and active Squadron. Our goal will be to provide these to the very best of our abilities.

Our boating safety educational team and vessel safety check team have just finished a very productive year and we are starting to see a significant membership growth from our most recent boating course. The Rocky Mount Power Squadron has historically done an excellent job in Boating Safety Education and Cooperative Charting; the last two years we have added the Vessel Safety Check program. Together these three elements provide the basis of our excellent Boating Safety Program.

We plan to continue and expand our educational and boating safety programs for next year. It is also our belief that it is very important to have as many boating activities as possible and we will make that a priority.

Most of all we need your support, participation and ideas to make our Squadron successful and strong.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve.

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