District Governor Elect - Phil Armstorng (Moruya)

Phil joined the Rotary Club of Moruya in 2000 and has held a variety of positions including Treasurer (3 years), Vocational Service, Educator, President (2004-05) and Foundation. At a District level Phil has served as an Assistant Governor (2 years), Vocational Service Chair (1 year) and is currently serving as District Chair Service Projects and District Club Visioning Co-ordinator. Phil's ties to Rotary go back to his father's membership of the Temora and Goulburn Mulwaree Clubs as well as his own membership of the Rotaract Club of Canberra North and attendance at RYLA in the late 70's. Phil was recognised as a Paul Harris Fellow by his club in 2008.

Phil and Kim moved to Mossy Point in 1989 from Howlong (near Albury) but Phil has long ties with D9710 having been born in Adelong, living in Taralga, Goulburn and Canberra and he attended boarding school in Canberra for seven years. Phil is employed as the Chief Executive Officer for Banksia Villages Ltd in Broulee which is a community based, not for profit organisation that operates a 50 bed residential aged care facility and 72 self care retirement villas.  Kim works as a travel consultant in Batemans Bay.

Community involvement and support has a long history in the Armstrong family with father Gordon as an Anglican parish priest and mother Freda commencing Meals on Wheels and a Senior Citizens Club in a number of parishes. Freda was recognised as Citizen of Year in Harden Murrumburrah in the 1960's. Phil's brother Keith is a Past District Governor of Apex and currently also a member of the Rotary Club of Moruya, and brother Bruce is a member of Lions in Victoria.

Phil serves on the Board of Aged and Community Services Association of NSW and ACT which is the peak body representing the church and charitable sector of the aged care industry. He is also a Director of Campbell Page Ltd - another community based organisation, and is the Hon. Treasurer of the Moruya Bowling & Recreation Club.

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