Mar 7, 2013 6:08 PM
Lifelong Quogue resident Edward T. Otis III explains that giving back to his community has been a tradition in his family ever since his late father, Bob, helped found the Rotary Club of Westhampton in 1953.
Crediting his father as being his role model, Mr. Otis, 66, who is better known by his middle name of Tom, has served as president of Otis Ford on Montauk Highway in Quogue Village for the past 38 years. He said he has made a point of assisting the East End community whenever possible, whether he is helping plan a Rotary Club fundraiser, volunteering his time to help the homeless through Maureen’s Haven, or protecting his hometown by serving on the Quogue Fire Department. Prior to stepping down, he also spent more than a decade... more
Crediting his father as being his role model, Mr. Otis, 66, who is better known by his middle name of Tom, has served as president of Otis Ford on Montauk Highway in Quogue Village for the past 38 years. He said he has made a point of assisting the East End community whenever possible, whether he is helping plan a Rotary Club fundraiser, volunteering his time to help the homeless through Maureen’s Haven, or protecting his hometown by serving on the Quogue Fire Department. Prior to stepping down, he also spent more than a decade... more
