Bill McGregor has been a Rotarian since 2007 in the Lacey Rotary Club. Served as its President 2013-2014 and served as the Assistant Governor In Area 130 (Lacey, Gateway, Hawks Prairie and Yelm clubs) from 2018 until 2021. Bill and his wife are Paul Harris Society members and are Major Donors.

He has a degree in Transportation Logistics, is certified through the American Ports Association as a Public Port Manager. He currently serves on the South Sound Maritime Heritage Association board and He has served on many Non-profit boards during his career.

As a former elected Port Commissioner, he had been involved with Ports in Washington State for over 42 years. He has worked at the executive level with the Ports of Tacoma, Olympia and Grays Harbor. In 2000, he retired from the Port of Grays Harbor, moved back to Lacey and went to work for Saint Martins University as the Director of Facilities Management. In 2006, he was appointed to a vacant Port of Olympia Commission seat and he held that elected position until December 2021 when he did not seek re-election.

He and his wife Barbara have been foster parents for over 40 years. They have opened their home to children for a night, for weeks, months and have had several stay for multiple years. They have 5 children and 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren with another one due in late 2022.

Tony Camoroda (Camo-Rhoda) has been in construction sales for most of his adult life. He is the President of Camoroda Services LLC, a Construction Supply, Industrial Supply Company, and General Contractor. He looks forward to serving the Rotarians in District 5020 in 2025-2026. He joined Rotary in January 2000 with Sanger Rotary. (California) He served on the Board of Directors and was Club President during the Centennial year of Rotary. (2004-2005, under RI President Glenn Estes Sr.) That year, he was a Club of Distinction and won several District Awards at the District Conference.

He moved to Washington State in 2007 and promptly joined Tacoma 8. He is a current member of Lakewood Rotary. He is a Paul Harris Fellow, a Bequest Society Member, and Polio Plus Member. He served as Club President of the Rotary Passport Club of Pierce County, 2019-2020 (Mo Fritz-Roberts) during the Covid Years. He was an Assistant Governor for District 5020 Area 115 from 2020-2023.

He attended schools in California. He was involved in Baseball and Football in High School, earning All-Conference and All-City All-Star Teams in both sports. In College, he played Baseball and went to Fresno City College and Fresno State University. He graduated with a degree in Organizational Behavior from the University of San Francisco. He has two married adult children and one granddaughter, who all live in California. He belongs to several Social Clubs in the Tacoma Area and has served on many boards in California and Washington. He served as Board President in several of them.

I look forward to working with and serving the Rotarians in District 5020. I will continue the traditions, the hard work, and the FUN that makes the District the Best in the Big West Zones of 26 & 27.

Yours in Rotary—Tony Camoroda

Dale Roberts is probably best known as the husband of Past District Governor Maureen (Mo) Fritz-Roberts.

Many people are surprised to learn that Dale was actually a Rotarian before Mo joined Rotary.  Dale was invited to join the Rotary Club of Fairview, Alberta in January 1977.  He later joined the Rotary Club of Comox in 1992 and is a charter member of the Rotary Club of Comox Valley.

Dale and Mo have been partners in business and service for almost as long as they have been married.

Mo is currently the manager of their office, which specializes in estate planning and real estate transfers.  They previously worked together in insurance, income tax and newspapers.  When Dale was president of the Comox Rotary Club, Mo was president of another service club at the same time, and the two clubs partnered on a park project.

It is partnerships that make Rotary effective in Dale’s opinion. Rotarians partner with their communities to make them better places to lie.  Rotarians partner with other Rotarians to deliver essential services throughout the world.  Rotarians have partnered with NGOs to eradicate disease, create peace and provide clean water.

Terry (Dale) Roberts acquired the nickname “Batman” during his year as chief of staff to District Governor Mo.  Dale is sometimes also known as TD.  That’s a lot of names. Dale doesn’t really care what you call him.  He does care about Rotary and especially the Rotary Foundation.

Dale and Mo are major donors to the Rotary Foundation, members of the Paul Harris Society, members of the Polio Plus Society and they have decided to provide for the Rotary Foundation in their will to the same extent as one of their children. Dale and Mo live in the Comox Valley in close proximity to all five of their grandchildren.