FACE 2 FACE
Q Please tell us about your work.
A Since I moved to Port Alfred from Makhanda, I have put all my focus into Rotary and the good work they do.
This year I am the president of the Rotary Club of Port Alfred.
Q: How and where did it all start?
A: I was introduced to Rotary when I lived in Makhanda and became a member of the Rotary Club of Grahamstown Sunset in 2014.
I joined the Rotary Club of Port Alfred in 2019.
Q Best moment?
A: When I had my two children.
Q: Low point (and how you recovered)?
A: The ‘empty nest syndrome ’– I immersed myself in a new hobby – Rotary!
Q: Down time: how do you unwind?
A: I love to walk my dogs and listen to music.
Q: A song, mantra or phrase that sums up the way you see the world
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A: Peace for the World that won Nicole the Eurovision 1982 title.
Q: Something South African to celebrate?
A: A typical braai with friends while watching our Springboks play rugby.
Q: One thing the country needs to fix?
A: Where do I start? First, kill corruption and use that money for the upliftment of the needy.
Q: Top of your recommendations for visitors to Ndlambe and the Sunshine Coast?
A: The fabulous flora and fauna and our beautiful beaches.
Q: Top of your own bucket list? A: To do a bungee jump and travel more!
Q: Favourite book?
A: The books written by my uncle, HJ Vermaas.
Q: Favourite movie?
A: Any Gerard Butler move, such as Angel has fallen.
Q: Favourite artist? A: Theuns Jordaan
Q: Who is your hero, and why?
A: My dad. He was such a gentle, kind-hearted, loving and giving man – such a fine example to me and my children.