Tyler Bantel joins Rotary Club of Marco Noontime

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Sue Haviland, President of the Rotary Club of Marco Island Noontime, formally inducted Tyler Bantel at the September 5th club meeting. Tyler hails from the New Jersey/Pennsylvania area. He traveled all over for years as an electrical tradesman with Heidelberg, after which he worked as aservicetechnician for Equipment Depot in Allentown, Pennsylvania.Bantel recently relocated to Marco Island and works in the IT Field with Safebox. He loves the people and relaxed lifestyle here in contrast with the big city. He finds this to be the closest thing to paradise he has found anywhere.  

Tyler loves to travel and experience new things and all the world has to offer.However, he greatly enjoys the little things in life even more than the big things. Bantel enjoys reading, woodworking, motorcycling, biking, the beach, workingout, and just staying active outdoors.  

Tyler graciously thanked the club members for welcoming him into the club. The Rotary Club of Marco Island Noontime isdelighted to have Tyler in their Rotary family. 

If you would like more information about Rotary and the Club please contact Linda Sandlin, 239-777-9200, linda@marcorealtysource.com. 

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