LETS South Committee Member Profiles

 

Rodney's profile is rapidly disappearing under his

prolific beard,which serves as a camouflage from which

to ambush unsuspecting Willunga Waldorf School

parents who have not paid their LETS South

Membeships on time.Having joined LETS South in

2007, he was co-opted onto the Committee to liaise

with the WWS, which is a LETS South Member itself

and has a significant Membership amongst the parents.

He is valued most by his fellow Committee members,

however, for the quality of the catering when meetings

are held at his place.He lives with his wife, two sons,

four chooks and three hives of bees.

                                              

Chairperson/Public Officer/Membership Co-ordinator/

Blogger/Tweeter  Liz has been a Member of LETS South for

about 14 years and involved with the Committee for more than

a few.She has a strong belief in the Principles of LETS and is

committed to promoting LETS South and the values which keep

it running.

She has a grown-up daughter, who keeps her informed and in

line, spends her retirement working hard and breeds

geese.She has read that LETS people are "rebels and

revolutionaries" and believes this has an element of truth.                         

Over the past 15 years, since Richard  became a Member of

LETS South, he has been involved in the Management Committee, for

much of that time. He holds the roles of Webmaster, Office Coordinator

and Resource Guide Compiler.

His past roles included: Chairperson, Public Officer, Market

Coordinator, Newsletter Editor,Area Coordinator.

 

Being a committed member of any community group presents its own

challenges and LETS is no different in that respect. If by what I do I

can effect a positive change then my work is worthwhile.

 

Richard was a candidate for emigration to  Australia from the age

of five and finally achieved his goal 16 years ago. His lives just

outside Willunga on a piece of paradise and is surrounded by birds

and two cats.  

 

Barb has previously been involved in community organisations such as

Neighbourhood Watch.

 

 

She  held the position of Minute Secretary for 12 months, and has again,

taken on the role of Treasurer (and now also Transaction Coordinator) for

LETS South and enjoys meeting other LETS members and finally being able

to put faces to names.


Elinor  is the Secretary