I never thought that the military was going to be part of my life.  I don't look so good in green, and I am not so sure about boot camp at my age.  However, on Sunday I, like many of you, found myself part of Arnie's new Army.  In the past, I have often commented on how inspiring Arnie's dedication is to Rotary.  When I have had the opportunity to listen to him speak I not only want to be a better Rotarian but a better person.  Same can be said about Arnie's speech on Sunday.  Watching the governor's medallion be passed down through the ranks of Past District Governors was amazing.  Can you imagine how many great deeds were done while those governors were at the helm of their respective Rotary districts?  While it is hard to say just how much Arnie is going to accomplish, I am confident that Arnie is going to leave a stamp  as big as the gavel he was given on District 7260 forever.    And Arnie, even though I never considered a career in military, it is my wish that I can join your ranks to do my personal best to support you in all of good works you are sure to accomplish this year.  Not only am I genuinely honored to call you my friend and fellow Rotarian, I am truly privileged to call you Governor.  Thank you so much to Diane for coordinating such a great event to a big shout out to Kevin and his staff at the Marriott for the wonderful food, great service, and amazing time had by all.