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Robert
Wright - RIBI
Robert has
been a qualified pharmacist since 1969 and has spent the majority of his
professional life running his own pharmacies in
Blackpool. In 1998, he received an offer he
couldn't refuse and sold his business and took
early retirement. Not wishing to lose his
professional qualification, he still undertakes
locum duties at various pharmacies in the
area.
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Robert joined the Rotary Club of
Blackpool Marton in 1985 and served as Club
President in 1993-94. His interest in District
1190 led him to hold various posts at District
level - Membership Services chairman, Club
Service chairman, Rotary Foundation committee
chairman - culminating in his election as
Governor in 2003-04.
He has a personal interest in
malaria prevention, having witnessed his uncle
Donald suffer recurrent attacks of Plasmodium
malariae after his internment in Japanese POW
camps on the Burma railway during World War II.
He believes that prevention is always better
than cure and has been a supporter of R.E.M.I.T.
(Rotarians Eliminating Malaria in Tanzania)
since its launch during his year as District
Governor and now REMaRAG.
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Dr W
Keith Paver BSC, PhD, FIBMS, FRSM
Keith joined
Manchester South RC in July 1987 and has held a
number of club positions including - Club
International Service Chairman 1988-90, Club
Secretary 1990-1993, Club President 1993-1994.
He has also been heavily involved in District
1050 and RIBI serving as District 1050
International Service Chairman 1997-2000,
District 1050 Governor 2004-2005 and RIBI
International Service Chairman 2005-2007. Keith
has also been Discussion Group Facilitator,
Zones 17/18 Institute, Bromsgrove 2005
Keith was
educated at Dr Challoners Grammar School,
Amersham 1960-1966 and the University of
Bristol BSc Hons Microbiology (Faculty of
Science) 1969 and University of Bristol PhD
(Faculty of Medicine) 1977. He moved on to
Bristol Public Health Laboratory, Clinical
Scientist 1969-1978 Manchester Public Health
Laboratory (later Health Protection Agency),
Clinical Scientist 1978-date Specific expertise
and interests Diagnostic Virology Non-bacterial
Gastroenteritis Electron Microscopy Epidemiology
of Infectious Diseases Sexually-transmitted and
Blood-borne infections. He has been a Lecturer
and MSc course tutor at Manchester Metropolitan
University 1979 to date, Virology MSc
course tutor Liverpool John Moores University
1999 to date and Honorary lecturer Manchester
University 2003-date. I also have honorary
Research and Development contracts with
Manchester University and the Central Manchester
and Manchester Children's NHS Trust.
Email address: keithpaver@aol.com |
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