Area Director Retiring
Posted by Warren Enos on 05 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: Future of Cal-MOAA
CAPT BILL STURMAN DEPARTS DECEMBER 1ST
In a recent e-mail message to Council leaders, CAPT Sturman announced, “I will be resigning my position as Director Area 7, Inland Empire, effective December 1, 2007.”
“After 30 years active duty and 33 years in leadership positions in TROA/MOAA, I feel it is time to make room for younger, more active leaders,” he said.
“I am recommending CWO 4 Robert Ramirez USN, President of Palm Springs Chapter, as my relief for the remainder of my term,” Sturman said. “He has shown strong leadership ability, and has indicated his willingness to serve.”
Bill indicated, “I have enjoyed working with the current CAL-MOAA Officers, Staff, and Area Directors, and am impressed with the new nominees.”
Bill had early plans to join with several other couples for an Amtrak train ride to San Luis Obispo. When planning Council events he was always quick to note the importance of working hard in business meetings, yet he always urged the Council to include a social component with a focus on travel and touring, outdoor adventures, parties, and just all kinds of fun events and activities.
MajGen Bobby Butcher was quick to respond with thanks for a long and very successful tenure, wishing Bill all the best in the future. Bill Sturman is an officer who really made a difference.
As the Council approaches its Annual Meeting, CAPT Bill Sturman says, “See you all in San Luis Obispo!”
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