In a brief speech, Pierson said he will continue to serve the needs of the people at the Saipan SDA Clinic.
“I look forward to continue participating in the club’s events and different activities as a member,” he said.
Pierson has been residing on Saipan for the last five years.
“I and my family love the island, and we plan to stay for more years here,” he said.
Pierson urged not only the Rotarians but the whole community to come and check the dental services they offer.
With Pierson during the induction was his wife Crystal, also a dentist, and their seven-month old daughter.
The Rotary Club of Saipan is one of the over 32,000 clubs in more than 200 countries that provide humanitarian service and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
Each year, the Saipan club initiates events such as the Las Vegas Night, the Parade of Books and other community projects.
