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President: Margaret Knowland 1st Vice President: Hammad Matin 2nd VP & Dir. Emeritus: PDG Jordan Burick Secretary: Connie Burick Treasurer: Francis (Pat) Wathen Membership Director: Carol Batterton Lion Tamer: Jerry Batterton Tail Twister: Ed McKenzie 1-Yr. Dir.: Jim Lauber Rose Tilghman 2-Yr Dir.: Vacant Jenny Wathen Immediate Past President: Carolyn Rogers Members: Jim Boarman III Kelly Foster Nathan Foster Fatima Haziq Mitzi Kelley Frank Pope Adrian Sutten John Welch Carl Yorio Jay Bala Mark Bogdan Dale Bogdan Calvin Compton David Evans Raymond Gamache Lourdes (Lula) Gamache Ell Geib, Jr. Theresa Hendricks Gerry Hill Ed Holt, Jr. Rev. Robert (Pappy) Kosty Donna McKenzie Roger Merrick Dan Merrick Harrieton (Mike) Merritt John Mitchell, Jr. John Morrill, Jr. Bambi Porter Darrel Rogers Jack Salyers Ed Scott Marie Scott Wayne Smith Rodger Snyder Connie Snyder Dale Speake Joann Worden Webmaster: Rose TilghmanLinks Section |
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Lions International Convention June 22-26, 2012 in Busan Korea. ![]()
The Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) supports and develops programs that serve people in need throughout the world. With the dedication and work of Lions, LCIF is able to improve millions of lives through our high-impact initiatives. Our programs are focused in four main areas: Preserving Sight Since 1990, SightFirst has been making quality eye care accessible to those who most need it. SightFirst has made it possible for more than 30 million people to have improved or restored vision.Serving Youth Over the past 25 years, 12 million young people in 70 countries have benefited through Lions Quest, our youth development program for kindergarten through 12th grade.Providing Disaster Relief In times of disaster, Lions meet immediate needs such as food, water and shelter with funds from LCIF. For larger-scale disasters, the Foundation remains committed to helping communities rebuild into the future.Humanitarian Efforts LCIF is active in a variety of humanitarian efforts such as supporting the construction homes for the disabled, providing vision screenings to Special Olympics athletes and combating measles. |
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