Rotary Club of Westborough Installs New President

WESTBOROUGH, MA— Right at Home of Eastern Worcester County (RAHEWC), a private-duty, in-home care and assistance company, announced this week that Shelby Marshall, senior vice president, has been installed as the 50th President of the Rotary Club of Westborough and the third woman to hold that post.

The installation took place at a recent ceremony at Tavolino’s in Westborough.

“You have been selected by the members of the Rotary Club of Westborough to guide this club’s affairs during the coming year," said Rotary District Governor-ElectSteven Sager in a statement. "You have been entrusted with an important responsibility that will help shape our club's future. Being elected as Club President is an expression of our confidence in you and your leadership skills and abilities,"

A three-year member of the Rotary Club of Westborough, Marshall has served as Chair of the Rotary Club’s Spring Festival for two years and member of its Board of Directors for one year.

Marshall is co-chair of Westborough’s Come2Be Dementia Friendly Initiative and is a Trustee of the Westborough Public Library. She is also a Member of the Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors; Treasurer of Worcester Area Social Workers (WAGS); an active member of her daughter’s school’s Parent Group; a Charlotte Spinney Scholar Community Mentor; and a Northborough Community Reading Day participant.

“My vision is to find a healthy balance between embracing tradition, while introducing new
opportunities and new paths so we can continue to grow as a club," Marshall said in the announcement. "We need to continue engage our existing members while adding new members who represent our diverse community.”

Marshall and her partner, Gail, live in Westborough with their daughter, Graysen.

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