Marc Sayce joins Senlac Rotary Club
Wed, Oct 12th 2016 at 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Welcome to Marc Sayce
Bexhill undertaker, Marc Sayce, is the newest member of the Rotary Club of Senlac. Marc was welcomed into the club on 12thOctober at the club’s weekly meeting. Stuart Earl introduced Marc and said that he felt that Marc was had shown all the qualities of a Rotarian and was pleased to introduce him to the club. Barry Pick read out the Objectives of Rotary and President Glyn Parry performed the induction.
Marc, who is 52, was born in London, brought up in Tooting and settled in Bexhill in 2010. Until setting up his present company, Sayce and Bull Funeral Directors, in January 2016 Marc had worked in several jobs in the social; services field both in London and locally. He decided to set up as a funeral director after early experience in his grandfather’s business and felt that the time was right to do the job he had always wanted to do. On becoming a Rotarian, Marc said, “Rotary enables me to continue to help people less fortunate than I am and I am looking forward to working together with like-minded people to help others, the fellowship and making new friends.” Marc is married to Miranda and they have three children, Charlie, Jessica and Zachary.
We all welcome Marc to the club and the world of Rotary and wish him well for the future.
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