Marion Bunch, Chair, USA D6900
Mark Doyle, Vice Chair, Past District Governor, South Africa D9250
Barry Smith, Executive Secretary, Past District Governor, USA D6900
Cathie Brumfield, Treasurer, USA D6900
Dude Angius, USA D5170
Patrick Chisanga, Past District Governor, Zambia D9210
Anne Glenn, USA D6900
Bill Mackay, Past District Governor, Canada D7070
Deborah Schultz, USA D6670
Tony Serrano, Past RI Director, South Africa D9300
Rajiv Tandon, M.D., India D3010

Board photos and their personal messages about why they joined RFFA ...

Marion Bunch Chair USA D6900 Losing a child to AIDS has changed the course of my life to helping others, especially the children, to overcome the stigma and isolation caused by this disease.

Mark Doyle Vice Chair Past District Governor South Africa D9250 A leadership position in RFFA is a unique opportunity to support those wonderful people who are out there in the front line of the war against HIV/AIDS. We can make a difference.

Barry Smith Executive Secretary Past District Governor USA D6900 I became a Lifetime Member along with my spouse, Vivian, because I recognized Marion’s commitment to the cause and wanted to help Rotary International get involved with the HIV/AIDS issue.

Cathie Brumfield Treasurer USA D6900 The devastation caused by AIDS is altering the world in ways yet unimaginable, and as the mother of teenage children, I want to do whatever I can to mitigate the worldwide impact.

Dude Angius USA D5170 My interest in, and involvement with, RFFA was stimulated by the organization’s focus on the child — AIDS orphans and children at risk.

Patrick Chisanga Past District Governor Zambia D9210 I have in the recent past lost many friends and relatives to AIDS. This has been a wake up call as to the extent of the Aids Pandemic in Africa. Joining the RFFA Board gives me an opportunity to help fight AIDS at close range.

Anne Glenn USA D6900 I agreed to serve on RFFA Board to significantly support the Rotary organization with a global mission that commands my heart and demands action. I must help people, especially children, through education, nutrition and health support.

Bill Mackay Past District Governor Canada D7070 As a Rotarian, I know that sitting on the sidelines is not an option in the fight against HIV AIDS. We can make a difference.

Deborah Schultz USA D6670 In spite of the terrible despair created by AIDS, Rotarians create hope through action.

Tony Serrano Past RI Director South Africa D9300 I am involved with RFFA as it allows me in a small way to make a contribution to a big global issue.

Rajiv Tandon, M.D. India D3010 I joined RFFA to be able to broaden my involvement in the HIV/AIDS prevention arena.