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OHIO LIONS
District 13-G
International Association of Lions Clubs
2010-2011
Directory
Actual emblem to be determined
By Governor Elect Tom
Tom Cahoon
Governor
“Wear a Badge of Service”
INDEX
AMBASSADOR OF GOOD WILL 49
CABINET SECRETARY-TREASURER 5
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 62
CALENDAR OF LIONS YEAR 63
CAMP ECHOING HILLS 36
CLUB BULLETIN CONTEST RULES 57
CLUB PRESIDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD 58
CLUB SECRETARY EXCELLENCE AWARD 59
DISTRICT 13G PINS 61
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS 45-48
DISTRICT COMMITTEES 28
DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS 55
DISTRICT GOVERNOR 3
DISTRICT GOVERNORS 36
DISTRICT MAP 31-32
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 4
FIRST VICE-DISTRICT GOVERNOR 6
FIRST VICE DISTRICT GOVERNORS 37
GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE 27
GOVERNOR’S AWARDS FOR CLUB EXCELLENCE 56
GOVERNOR’S CLUB VISITATIONS 2
GOVERNOR’S GOALS 2
GUEST INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR 34
HALL OF FAME RECIPIANTS 51
HOW TO EARN A “G” AWARD 55
IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR 5
INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR 41
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT 40
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENTS’ AWARDS 49-50
LEO CLUBS 26
LIONESS CLUBS 25
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL 39
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS 42
LIONS CODE OF ETHICS 33
LIONS CREED 52
LIONS INVOCATION 52
LIONS OBJECTS 30
LIONS PLEDGE 52
MISSION STATEMENT 52
OHIO DISTRICT 13G GOVERNORS 43-44
OHIO INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORS 43
OHIO INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENTS 43
OHIO LIONS INC. MD13 35
PARADE OF CHECKS 53-54
PILOT DOG SERIES PIN 60
PROTOCOL 64
REGION 1 LIONS CLUBS 8-15
REGION 2 LIONS CLUBS 18-24
SECOND VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR 16
SECOND VICE DISTRICT GOVERNORS 38
STATE COMMITTEES 29-30
ZONE CHAIRS REGION 1 7
ZONE CHAIRS REGION 2 17
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GOVERNOR’S GOALS
Increase membership in each club by minimum
of one member
Encourage the growth of women’s membership
in each club
Recruit members under age 35 when possible
Increase membership so no club has less than 15
members
Increase attendance at all zone, district and state
activities
Have 100% participation in Parade of Checks
GOVERNOR’S CLUB VISITATIONS
July 2010
07/06/10
07/07/10
07/08/10
07/12/10
07/14/10
07/14/10
07/15/10
07/19/10
07/20/10
07/21/10
07/21/10
07/22/10
07/26/10
07/26/10
07/28/10
Martins Ferry Lions
Midvale Lions
Dover Lions
Cambridge Lions
Barnesville Lions
Adena Lions
Dover Noon Lions
Cambridge Lioness
Rittman Lions
Steubenville Lions
Clayland Lions
Bellaire Lions
Carrollton Lions
Sherrardsville Lions
Berlin Lions
August 2010
08/02/10
08/03/10
08/05/10
08/05/10
08/07/10
08/08/10
08/09/10
08/10/10
08/12/10
08/15/10
08/16/10
08/17/10
08/18/10
08/23/10
08/24/10
08/25/10
08/30/10
New Pittsburg Lions
Martins Ferry Lions
Wooster Noon Lions
Wooster-Madisonberg Lions
Council of Governors
COG
Dillionvale-Mt Pleasant Lions
Coshocton Lions
Strasburg Lions
13G Cabinet Meeting Tuscora Park
Zone 3 Meeting
Zone 2 Meeting
Zone 1 Meeting
Gnadenhutton Lions
Zone 5 Meeting
Zone 4 Meeting
Zone 6 Meeting
September 2010
09/02/10 Creston Lions
09/03/10 Millersburg Lions
09/07/10 West Lafayette Lions
09/09/10 Toronto Lions
09/12/10 Smithfield Lions
09/13/10 New Philadelphia Lions
09/13/10 Warwick Lions
09/16/10 Shreve Lions
09/20/10 Sugarcreek Lioness
09/21/10 Warsaw Lions
09/[23-24-25-26]/10 USA - Canada Forum Milwaukee, Wisconsin
09/28/10 Orrville Lions
October 2010
10/04/10
10/05/10
10/07/10
10/09/10
10/12/10
10/14/10
10/18/10
10/19/10
10/21/10
10/25/10
10/26/10
Lakeland Lions
Wintersville Lions
Marshallville Lions
State Meetings
Powhaten Point Lions
Bolivar Lions
Apple Creek Lions
Martins Ferry Lions
Brilliant Lions
Millersburg Lioness
Garaway Lions
November 2010
11/02/10
11/06/10
11/07/10
11/09/10
11/11/10
11/14/10
11/15/10
11/16/10
11/17/10
11/22/10
11/23/10
11/29/10
St Clairsville Lions
Council of Governors meeting
COG
Doylestown Lions
Cadiz Lions
2nd Cabinet meeting New Philadelphia
Zone 3 meeting
Zone 2 meeting
Zone 1 meeting
Zone 4 meeting
Zone 5 meeting
Zone 6 meeting
December 2010
12/02/10
12/07/10
12/14/10
12/20/10
Newcomerstown Lions
Martins Ferry lions
Richmond Lions and Lioness
Mingo Junction Lions
January 2011
01/08/11 State meetings
01/[14-15-16]/11
Winter Retreat
February 2011
02/12/11
02/20/11
02/21/11
02/22/11
02/23/11
Council of Governors meeting
Cabinet meeting
Zone 3 meeting Zone 4 meeting
Zone 2 meeting Zone 5 meeting
Zone 1 meeting zone 6 meeting
April 2011
04/[15-16-17]/11 District 13G Convention
May 2011
05/20/11 Council of Governors meeting
05/[20-21-22]/11 MD13 State Convention
July 2011
07/[04-05-06-07-08]/11 International Convention Seattle Washington
DISTRICT GOVERNOR TOM CAHOON
Tom Cahoon enjoys helping
others. He joined the Kenton
Ohio Lions in 1973 and held
the office of Tail Twister and
Lion Tamer before transferring
to the Cambridge Lions Club
in 1977. There he has held the
offices of director, 3rd, 2nd, and
1st VP and President of the
Cambridge Lions Club. Tom
has been a Zone Chairman for 3 years, a Trustee of
the Ohio Lions Foundation for 3 years, a graduate of
the Lions Senior Leadership Forum, attended the
International Convention in Minneapolis and is a
Certified Guiding Lion. He has participated in the
Cambridge Lions Minstrel Show for 27 of the 35
year history of the Show. He was inducted into the
Minstrel Show Hall Of Fame in 2002 and the
District 13G Hall of Fame in 2007. He has 14 years
of perfect attendance. Tom was Lion of the Year for
the Cambridge Club, received several Presidents
Awards and is a Master Builder in OLERF.
Tom was born in Wellston Ohio on September 18,
1949. When his father was transferred, they moved
to Coshocton, where he graduated in 1967. He
graduated from Ohio University in 1971, where he
met his wife of 38 years, Becky. He is employed at
the Cahoon Family Agency in Cambridge and has
been a salesman most of his life. He works with his
son Benjamin who is serving as the 2nd VP of the
Cambridge Lions Club. Tom is President of the
Board of Trustees at the Guernsey County District
Public Library and is an avid reader. He enjoys
woodworking and just completed rebuilding his
pontoon boat. He and Becky are members of the
First Baptist Church. Their two grandchildren,
Aiden and Zoey complete the family unit.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
District Governor
H. Thomas Cahoon (Becky)
9101 Eckelberry Rd
Cambridge, Oh 43725
H: 740-439-4910
C: 740-630-8511
B: 740-432-1543
F: 740-432-1199
E: HTCahooh@gmail.com
Immediate Past District Governor
Stephen W. Thornton (Lion Becky)
720 West Hutton Road
Wooster, Ohio 44691
(H) 330-345-8287
(C) 330-464-3927
E: sthornton@sssnet.com
First Vice District Governor
Raymond “RJ” Konkoleski , Jr (Lion Laura)
42 East Main Street
Adena, Ohio 43901
(H) 740-546-4058
E: rjlaura@comcast.net
Second Vice District Governor
Beth Johnson
E:
505 Newport Ave
Uhrichsville OH 44683
(H) 740-229-7777
(C) 330-340-2418
ejohnson@claymont.k.12.oh.us
Cabinet Secretary/Treasurer
PDG Todd M. Imhoff (Lion Connie)
2558 Ann Court
Wooster Ohio 44691
(H) 330-264-5339
E: TMIGould@hotmail.com
IMMEDIATE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR
STEVE THORNTON
Immediate Past District Governor
Steve Thornton grew up in a Lion’s
town and in a Lion’s family. His
stepfather was a Lion, as was his
future father-in-law. The year he
graduated
from
high
school,
Doylestown’s own, Dick Bryan, was
International President. Many of the
town’s leaders and business owners
were Lions and friends, thus making a
lasting impression.
Steve joined the Madisonburg Lions in 1980 at the invitation
of Loran Alexander, a fellow law enforcement officer. He
served as a director, vice president and two terms as president.
He served two years as zone chairman and also served on the
state’s youth and sight and hearing committees.
In 2004, he transferred to the Wooster Noon Lions, and has
served as vice president and was president in the 2008-2009
year. He was elected as Deputy District Governor in 2007 and
Vice District Governor in 2008. He has received a President’s
Certificate of Appreciation and a President’s Certificate of
Commendation. He also received a Council of Governor’s
Award of Merit. He has attended three International
Conventions and three USA-Canada Forum. He has received a
Melvin Jones Fellowship and a James T Coffey Fellowship.
Steve began his law enforcement career in 1972 when he
joined the Rittman Police Department. In 1973, he was hired by
the Wooster Police Department. He was promoted to Sergeant in
1975, Lieutenant in 1992 and to Chief of Police in 1998. He
retired in 2007 with 35 years of service.
Steve is a graduate of The University of Akron with an
Associates Degree in Criminal Justice and a Bachelor’s Degree
in Technical Education. In his retirement, he teaches part time at
Drive team, a pursuit driving course. His hobbies include travel,
biking and flying.
Steve has served as the Board Chairman for the Medway
Drug Enforcement Agency. He served six years, two as chair, on
the Board of Trustees for the Counseling Center of Wayne and
Holmes Counties, on the board and past chair of the Wayne
College Alumni Association, and was selected as the Wayne
College Distinguished Alumni of the Year in 2009. He is a past
member of the Board of Directors for the Wayne County
Chapter of the American Red Cross. He is member of Zion
Lutheran Church, where he plays in the hand bell choir. He is
also the coordinator for the annual Tuba Christmas concert in
Wooster.
He and Becky, also a Lion and a Melvin Jones Fellow, were
married in 1975. Becky is a registered nurse and together they
have three adult children and six grandchildren.
CABINET SECRETARY-TREASURER
TODD M. IMHOFF
A member of the Wooster Noon Lions
Club since 1993, Past District
Governor Imhoff has held many
offices within the association,
including Club President, Zone
Chairman,
Cabinet
Secretary
Treasurer, Deputy District Governor,
Vice District Governor and Governor.
He currently serves as the Lions
Board Appointee to Camp Echoing
Hills Village and Membership Chair.
In recognition of his service to the
association he has received numerous awards, including the
100% President’s Award, Lion of the Year, a Knight for Sight,
Foundation Honor Roll Award, three Council of Governor’s
Awards, two International Presidential certificates and the
International Presidential medal. He is a W.R. Dick Bryan,
James T. Coffey and Melvin Jones Fellow. He has attended
numerous Fall Conferences, State, District, USA/Canada
Forums and International Conventions.
PDG Imhoff resides just south of Wooster with his wife Lion
Connie. Two children, Katie and Mark complete Todd’s family.
FIRST VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR
RAYMOND KONKOLESKI, JR.
Lion R.J. Konkoleski has 11 years of
perfect attendance in the Adena
Lions Club having held the offices of
Assistant Tail Twister, Tail Twister,
Third Vice President, Second Vice
President, First Vice President,
President, Secretary, Two Year
Director, One Year Director, and
Zone Chairman. He has received
the 100% Secretary Award, the Zone Chairman Award
and the Extension Award, as well as three Council of
Governor’s Awards of Merit.
His father, Ray, has been a member of the Adena Lions
since 1976. His Grandfather, Louis Raymer, was
Treasurer for 47 consecutive years and had 57 years of
perfect attendance when he died.
Lion R.J. is a 1998 graduate of Wheeling Jesuit University
in Wheeling, WV. He holds two bachelors degrees, one in
Political Science and one in French Language. He also
holds a Certificate of French Language & Culture from the
Sorbonne University in Paris, France. Lion R.J. is the
Executive Director of The Valley Hospice Foundation, the
fundraising entity that supports Valley Hospice, Inc., a
community-based, non-profit hospice in Rayland, Ohio
and the Executive Director of the Valley Hospice
Foundation, its supporting agency.
He has served as the State Development Committee
Chairman for the Hospice Council of West Virginia for
seven years and is Chairman of the National Hospice
Work Group Philanthropy Forum. He also serves on the
steering committee for the National Hospice and Plaaiative
Care Organization’s National Council of Hospice and
Palliative Care Professionals Marketing, Public Relations,
and Development Section.
He is married to Lion Laura Glenn and together they have
two beautiful cubs, Catherine, who is seven years old and
Ray, who is three. Also part of the family are two cats,
Hazel and Confetti and two dogs, Cheney, a Shorthaired
pointer, and Blue an Austrailian Shepherd/Blue Healer
mix. Lion R.J. enjoys working on restoring their 1890’s
Victorian home in Adena (a two-year project he’s been
working on since 2001), model railroading, and collecting
antiques. The family attends St. Casimir’s Catholic Church
in Adena.
REGION 1 ZONE CHAIRS
Region 1 Chair 1VDG Raymond Konkoleski, Jr.
Zone 1 Chair
Earl Kerr
145 Northwood Drive
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6342
C: 330-347-4177
E: ekerr@ohio.net
Creston, Doylestown*,
Chippewa Leos, Marshallville, Orrville, Rittman, Smithville
Zone 2 Chair
Andy Badertscher
1536 Arthur Drive
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-749-6972
E: andyb@taylor-ins.com
Apple Creek, Berlin, Millersburg,
Millersburg Lioness, New Pittsburg,
Shreve, Waynedale Leos, Wooster-Madisonbug Evening, Wooster
Noon*
Zone 3 Chair
Scott Derr
1740 Tremont Street
Dover OH 44622
C: 330-340-8866
W: 330-308-7152
E: Scderr@roadrunner.com
Bolivar, Clayland, Dover*, Dover
Noon, Garaway, Midvale, New
Philadelphia, Sherrodsville, Strasburg,
Sugarcreek Lioness, Warwick
* Denotes Zone Chair’s Home Club
ZONE 1 REGION 1 LIONS CLUBS
Creston Lions (5464)
Chartered 1944 February 9
President
John Shilling
109 Kimberly Drive
Creston, OH 44217
H: 330-435-4876
E: gbshilling@neo.rr.com
Secretary
James C. Murray
PO Box 25
Creston, OH 44217
H: 330-435-4404
E: 1299@valkyrie.net
Treasurer
Arthur L. Oswald
H: 330-435-6868
Membership
Deborah Quillen
H: 330-435-6037
E: pastordebquillen@yahoo.com
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Thursday
Murray Hall, Creston Park, Creston
Doylestown Lions (5467)
Chartered 1934 March 2
President
William Brown
16207 Galehouse Rd
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6561
E: wrbrown@brightdsl.net
Secretary
Olin Bleichrodt
160 Frederick Street
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6771
E: omb417@hotmail.com
Treasurer
Barbara Foys
H: 330-706-0203
E: barbfoys@yahoo.com
Membership
Dave Liston
344 Circle Drive
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6037
E: cadadaka@aol.com
Meets: 6:15pm Each Tuesday
American Legion Hall, 49 Black Drive, Doylestown
Marshallville Lions (5474)
Chartered 1956 April 4
President
Jason Pelfrey
42 N Main St
Marshallville, OH 44645
H: 330-855-1352
Secretary
Robert Brooker
16 Euclid Street, P.O. Box 6
Marshallville, OH 44645
H: 330-855-2051
E: bbrooker@zoominternet.ne
Treasurer
Membership
John Stevic
Thad Yoho
H: 330-855-4852
H: 330-855-1268
Meets: 7:00pm First & Third Thursday
Heavenly Hash Diner, 1 North Main Street, Marshallville
Orrville Lions (103922)
President
Secretary
Stacey Underwood
1565 Rex Drive
11621 Five Points Rd
Orrville OH 44667
Orrville OH 44667
B: 330-682-7776
B: 330-682-1945
E: davek@orrvilletrinity.com E: orrsa@embarqmail.com
Dave Kowaleski
Treasurer
Garth Schoffman
H: 330-858-6112
E: gds@uakron.edu
Membership
Kathi Bond
H: 330-683-3375
E: KATHICRYO@aol.com
Meets: Second and Fourth Tuesday 7:45am
Dunlap Hospital Community Room
Also meets 1st Tuesday every other month @ various
locations, see website: http://www.orrvillelionsclub.com/
Rittman Lions (5485)
Chartered 1943 October 20
President
Mike Litman
4251 Bell Rd
Seville, OH44273
H: 330-769-4724
Secretary
Dave Simpson
300 Winkler Drive
Rittman, OH 44270
H: 330-925-8547
Treasurer
Membership
Jim Breece
H: 330-927-1198
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Tuesday
Pasho’s Woods Club Cabin, 6912 Doylestown Road, Rittman
ZONE 2 REGION 1 LIONS CLUBS
Apple Creek Lions (5453)
Chartered 1951 February 19
President
Paul Gray
Apple Creek Oh 44606
H:
E:
Secretary
Twila Gray
129 S Swinehart Rd
Orrville Oh 44667
Treasurer
Wilbur Miller
H: 330-264-3591
Membership
LaDeane Knapp
H: 330-698-2554
E: DBJerry@sssnet.com
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Monday
The Apple Creek Restaurant, 690 W. Main St., Apple
Creek, OH
Berlin Lions (105078)
Chartered 2009 March 24
President
Shawn Oswald
6234 Township Road 636
Millersburg, OH 44654
C: 330-763-4457
E: soswald82@gmail.com
Secretary
Jodie Smith
PO Box 202
Berlin, OH 44610
C: 330-763-0464
E: jodie.smith@firstmerit.com
Treasurer
Diane Calabrese
9257 Emerson Rd
Apple Creek, OH 44606
H: 330-763-1945
Membership
PDG Carey Conn
PO Box 332
Berlin, OH 44610
H: 330- 893-3370
E: cconn@gpubs.com
Meets: 12:00 Noon First & Third Wednesday
Farmstead Restaurant, 4757 TR 366, Berlin
Millersburg Lions (5477)
Chartered 1955 March 23
President
Secretary
Beverly Chrapowicki
Colleen Roberts
PO Box 267
294 North Monroe Street
Holmesville, OH 44633 Millersburg, OH 44654
H: 330-763-4662
C: 330-763-3646
E: beverlychrap@embarqmail.com
Treasurer
Membership
Robert Wright
Rob Hovis
H: 330-674-0671
H: 330-674-3763
Meets: 6:30pm First Thursday, 12:00 Noon Second & Fourth Friday
Hotel Millersburg, 35 West Jackson Street, Millersburg
New Pittsburg Lions (5482)
Chartered 1958 January 20
President
Secretary
Steve Chio
Jake Cassady
9813 Hiner Road
11080 Ashland Road
Wooster, OH 44691
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-262-9048
H: 330-263-0290
E: steve@nu-wayconstruction.com
Treasurer
Membership
Tracy Chio
Brad Starlin
H: 330-262-9048
H: 330-264-7234
Meets: 7:00pm First & Third Monday
APR-OCT, Lions Community Park, 9400 Ashland Road, Wooster
NOV-MAR, 250 Country Harvest Restaurant, St. Route 250, Wooster
Shreve Lions (5488)
Chartered 1944 April 12
President
Barbara Beaverson
4875 Park Drive
Shreve, OH 44676
H: 330-567-3123
Secretary
Linda Plant
1531 Clover Street
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-263-6162
E: lplant@sssnet.com
Treasurer
Membership
Carol Wirt
Stan Wirt
H: 330-264-8772
H: 330-264-8772
E: stanwirt@sssnet.com E: stanwirt@sssnet.com
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Thursday
Des Dutch Essenhaus Restaurant, 176 N. Market Street, Shreve
Wooster-Madisonburg Evening Lions (5472)
Chartered 1958 May 15
President
Secretary
Georgia Taylor
PDG Eugene Taylor
2739 Heyl Road
2739 Heyl Road
Wooster, OH 44691
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-262-4395
H: 330-262-4395
E: liongeorga@aol.com E: lioneugene@aol.com
Treasurer
Membership
Paul Mederski
William Rea
H: 330-263-1048
H: 330-264-1185
E: paul.mederski@mypbandtbank.com E: wrea@sssnet.com
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Thursday
Ryan’s Restaurant, 3743 Burbank Road, Wooster, OH
Does not meet July-August
Wooster Noon Lions (5500)
Chartered 1927 June 30
President
Secretary
Leo Genereux
Tricia Pycraft
13458 Vincent Road
1580 Arthur Drive
Mt Vernon, OH 43050
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 740- 392-4349
H: 330-601-0751
B: 330-262-2828
E: tlp1129@hotmail.com
E: leogenereux@hotmail.com
Treasurer
Membership
David Spar
Andy Badertscher
H: 330-262-0695
H: 330- 749-6972
E: dspar2001@yahoo.com E: andyb@taylor-ins.com
Meets: 12:00 Noon Each Thursday
Memories Party Center, 2347-B Back Orrville Road, Wooster
ZONE 3 REGION 1 LIONS CLUBS
Bolivar Lions (5456)
Chartered 1943 October 21
President
Ed Wills
706 Greenbrier Sq NE
Bolivar, OH 44612
H: 330-874-3202
E: ewills1019@tusco.net
Secretary
Chris Hough
PO Box 461
Bolivar, OH 44612
H: 330-874-2445
E: chris.hough@Lmco.com
Treasurer
Membership
Chris Hough
Charlie Regula
H: 330-874-2445
H: 330-874-2799
Meets: 6:30pm Second & Fourth Thursday
Hennis Care & Assisted Living, 300 Yant Street, Bolivar
Clayland Lions (5462)
Chartered 1954 September 29
President
Secretary
Nathan Douglas
PDG Rob Murry
220 Taylor Street
212 Ross Street
Dennison, OH 44621
Uhrichsville, OH 44683
H: 330-243-0851
H: 740-922-0755
E: Nathan@claylandlions.orgE: murry@roadrunner.com
Treasurer
Membership
Daniel Peck
Harry Watkins
H: 740-922-2042
H: 740-922-0930
E: hwatkins0930@sbcglobal.net
Meets: 6:00pm First & Third Wednesday
Fratello’s Restaurant, 120 Johnson Drive, Uhrichsville
Does not meet during the month of July
Dover Lions (5466)
Chartered 1944 December 21
President
Larry Kellicker
604 East Front Street
Dover, OH 44622
H: 330-343-5696
E: lkellicker@roadrunner.com
Secretary
PID Steven D. Sherer
1090 Thomas Drive SW
New Phila., OH 44663
H: 330-339-6060
E: npssteve@roadrunner.com
Treasurer
PID Steven D. Sherer
H: 330-339-6060
Membership
Alfred Saffell
H: 330- 343-4395
E: poes@tusco.net
Meets: 6:00pm Second & Fourth Thursday
Dover VFW, 220 West 4th Street, Dover-4th Thursday
Sunnyside Rest, 5495 N. Wooster Ave, Dover-2nd Thurs
Dover Noon Lions (0000)
Chartered 2008 September 13
President
Charles Castrione
127 Angel Drive
Dover, OH 44622
H: 330-364-2081
E: castricone@tusco.net
Secretary
Bob Mueller
205 East Broadway
Dover, OH 44622
H: 330-343-1272
Treasurer
Bob Mueller
H: 330-343-1272
Membership
Brad Smith
H: 330-364-2241
Meets: 12:00 Noon First & Third Thursday
Shoney’s Restaurant, Dover
Garaway Lions (5493)
Chartered 1953 April 27
President
Randy Immel
9202 Golf Course Rd
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
Secretary
Ralph Greer
PO Box 577
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
H: 330-852-4321
E: Greer@Tusco.net
Treasurer
Membership
Ralph Greer
Charles Klein
H: 330-852-4321
H: 330-852-4852
Meets: 6:30pm Second & Fourth Tuesday
Dutch Valley Restaurant, 1343 Old Route 39 NE, Sugarcreek
Gnadenhutton Lions
Chartered 2009
President
Greg Ellwood
612 E Main St
Gnadenhutten 44629
H: 740-254-9102
E: ellwood-22@sbcglobal.net
Secretary
Lori Davis
PO Box 681
Gnadenhutten 44629
H: 740-254-9411
E: villagegiftshoppe@sbcglobal.net
Meets: Fourth Monday 7pm
Tents of Grace Café, 120 Arrowhead Dr
Midvale Lions (5476)
Chartered 1955 November 30
President
Scott Stafford
4290 W State St
New Philadelphia, 44663
H:
Secretary
Dorian Fulp
PO Box 224
Midvale, OH 44653
H: 330-339-2101
Treasurer
Membership
Richard White
Lloyd Byrd
H: 330-339-3672
H:
Meets: 7:00pm Second & Fourth Wednesday
Midvale Park Pavilion, Park Drive, Midvale
New Philadelphia Lions (5481)
Chartered 1925 June 2
President
Ward Holdsworth
1069 Glen Dr NE
New Phila. OH 44663
H: 330-364-1458
Secretary
Donald Kemp
1055 Darrell Drive NE
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
H: 330-364-5202
E: kempd1@nationwide.com
Treasurer
Membership
Paul McEwan
Kenneth M. Sopher
H: 330-343-6424
H: 330-343-1214
Meets: 12:00 Noon Each Monday
Fly Boys Restaurant, 10 South Broadway, New Philadelphia
Sherrodsville Lions (29203)
Chartered 1974 April 30
President
George Abel
PO Box 36
Leesville, OH 44639
H: 740-269-1048
Secretary
Evelyn Gardner
PO Box 82
Leesville, OH 44639
H: 740-269-0104
Treasurer
Membership
Valerie Worrell
Bill Wilkin
H: 740-269-1231
H: 740-269-4294
Meets: 7:30pm Second Monday
Lions Hall, 80 Hilltop Drive, Sherrodsville
Strasburg Lions (5492)
Chartered 1954 June 23
President
Christie Barnhouse
85 Haswell Circle
Strasburg, OH 44680
H: 330-878-7685
E: cbarngo@tusco.com
Secretary
Larry Farmer
975 Weber Avenue SW
Strasburg, OH 44680
H: 330-878-6500
E: farmercl@msn.com
Treasurer
Membership
Larry Farmer
Floyd Everhart
H: 330-878-6500
H: 330-878-5280
Meets: 6:00pm Second & Fourth Thursday
The Manor Restaurant, 753 S Wooster Avenue, Strasburg
Warwick Lions (5497)
Chartered 1971 December 10
President
Joseph Krocker
236 Church St
Tuscarawas, OH 44682
H: 740-922-1653
E:
Secretary
Michael Mann
PO Box 16
Tuscarawas, OH 44682
H: 740-922-2975
E: mjm54@roadrunner.com
Treasurer
Membership
John Decker
Jack Everett
H: 740-922-2937
H: 740-922-9695
Meets: 7:00pm Second & Fourth Monday
Tuscarawas VFW, Main Street, Tuscarawas
SECOND VICE DISTRICT GOVERNOR
BETH JOHNSON
Lion Beth Johnson was born
on September 15, 1950 in
Dennison, Ohio and grew up
in Uhrichsville. After
graduating from Claymont
High School in 1968, she
became an X-Ray Technologist working most of
her career at Twin City Hospital. After graduating
from Kent State University in 1990, Beth began
teaching for the Claymont City School System in
the fall of 1990. Since 2000, she has served as
Eastport Elementary School Principal. Her school
has attained an Excellent Rating from the state of
Ohio for the last 5 years. In 2007, her school was
awarded a Federal Blue Ribbon of Excellence
Award and Beth received the prestigious Federal
Terrell H. Bell Award of Excellence in
Leadership.
Beth joined the Clayland Lions in December,
1999 at the invitation of PDG Rob Murry. She
served as Clayland Lions President in 2004-2005
and 2005-2006. She also has served as Vice
President, Director, Tail Twister and Membership
Chairman. Beth served as Zone 4 Chair in 20062007 and Zone 3 Chair in 2007-2008 and 20082009. She has sponsored four new members and
has received the International President’s
Certificate of Appreciation, Council of Governor’s
Medal of Merit and a W.R. “Dick” Bryan Knight
for Sight award.
Beth currently serves on the ADAMHS Board of
Tuscarawas and Carroll Counties and is a member
of the Twin City Hospital Board of Directors. She
will be installed soon as co-First Vice-President of
the Delta Phi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an
honorary organization for women educators. Beth
is a member of the Uhrichsville First United
Methodist Church and currently serves as its Lay
Leader.
In addition to her mother and sister, Beth has one
son, Scott, and two granddaughters, Allie and
Abbie. On June 12th of this year, she will add a
daughter-in-law, Lisa and three more
grandchildren: Tori, Bastion, and Braedon, to her
family. Beth enjoys spending time with her
family, reading (especially books by John
Grisham) and traveling.
REGION 2 ZONE CHAIRS
Region 2 Chair 2nd VDG Beth Johnson
Zone 4 Chair
Michael Upton
182 Main Street
Lore City, OH 43755
H: 740-824-4183
E: mau1701@yahoo.com
Cambridge*, Cambridge Lioness, Coshocton, Newcomerstown, River
View Leos, Warsaw, West Lafayette
Zone 5 Chair
Terri English
532 Woodland Avenue
Steubenville, OH 43952
H: 740-282-3765
W: 740-283-6000X1803
C: 740-381-3512
Ter47k@hotmail.com
Brilliant, Mingo Junction, Richmond, Richmond Lioness,
Smithfield, Steubenville*, Toronto, Wintersville
Zone 6 Chair
PDG Karl Bowers
PO Box 44
Harrisonville, OH 43974
H: 740-546-3310
E: kbowers@hotmail.com
*Adena, Barnesville, Bellaire, Cadiz, Dillonvale-Mt. Pleasant, Lakeland,
Powhatan Point, St. Clairsville
ZONE 4 REGION 2 LIONS CLUBS
Cambridge Lions (5460)
Chartered 1924 November 7
President
Ben Cahoon
411 Oakland Blvd.
Cambridge, OH 43725
H: 740-630-8509
B: 740-439-1543
Secretary
Barry Ross
5 Coventry Drive
Cambridge, OH 43725
H: 740-439-1951
B: 740-685-2516
E: bencahoon@gmail.com E: brl@roadrunner.com
Treasurer
Membership
Daniel Luskevich
Randolph White
H: 740-685-8713
H: 740-432-5133
Meets: 12:00 Noon Monday
Mr. Lee’s Restaurant, 2000 East Wheeling Ave., Cambridge
Coshocton Lions (5463)
Chartered 1940 January 17
President
Paul Rogers
22264 TR 304
Coshocton, OH 43812
H: 740-622-5198
Secretary
Charles Hathaway III
P.O. Box 553
Coshocton, OH 43812
H: 740-622-2226
Treasurer
Membership
Charles Hathaway III
Orville Fuller
H: 740-622-2226
H: 740-622-2539
Meets: 5:30pm Second & Fourth Tuesday
The Coshocton Elks Club, 434 Chestnut Street
Coshocton, OH
Newcomerstown Lions (5480)
Chartered 1940 June 25
President
Stanley Winters
100 Oxford Lane #K3
Secretary
Dennis Belle
623 South River Street
Newcomerstown, OH 43832
Newcomerstown, OH 43832
H: 740-492-0332
H: 740-498-6575
Treasurer
Membership
Dennis Belle
Jeff Davis
H: 740-498-6575
H: 740-498-7629
Meets: 6:00pm First & Third Thursday
The Lions Den, 347 West Church Street, Newcomerstown
Warsaw Lions (5496)
Chartered 1955 March 22
President
James Williamson
25097 TR 113
Warsaw, OH 43844
H: 740-824-3803
E: bear1@clover.net
Secretary
Frederick Wachtel
44401 TR 1225
Coshocton, OH 43812
H: 740-622-5374
Treasurer
Membership
Bob Buxton
David Woodmansee
H: 740-202-0888
H: 740-622-1339
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Tuesday
Walhonding Valley Fire Station, Main Street, Warsaw
West Lafayette Lions (5498)
Chartered 1958 April 14
President
John Hardesty
307 Johnson Rd
Secretary
Roger Ridenour
121 W 4th Street
West Lafayette, OH 43845
West Lafayette, OH 43845
H: 740-545-9418
H: 740-545-6019
E: johnhardesty@sbcglobal.net E: rogride@localnet.com
Treasurer
Membership
Dave Kadri
Thomas Brill
H: 740-545-6094
H: 740-545-9449
Meets: 6:15pm First & Third Tuesday
Schumaker Farms, 52441 CR 16, West Lafayette
ZONE 5 REGION 2 LIONS CLUBS
Brilliant Lions (5458)
Chartered 1951 April 2
President
James D. Everson
1111 Hyland Street
Brilliant, OH 43913
H: 740-598-4429
Secretary
Richard B. Jeffers
1108 Hyland Street
Brilliant, OH 43913
H: 740-598-4884
Treasurer
Membership
James G. Fleming
Jack Campbell
H: 740-598-3397
H: 740-598-3200
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Thursday
Wells Township Office Building, 409 Prospect Street, Brilliant
Mingo Junction Lions (5479)
Chartered 1956 January 25
President
William Johns
411 Petrick Ave.
Secretary
Clara Sue Milewsky
360 McLister Avenue
Mingo Junction, OH 43938 Mingo Junction, OH 43938
H: 740-535-0224
E: drwmjohns@yahoo.com E: mingoclarasue@eOhio.net
Treasurer
Membership
Christine Barrett
David Fetty
H: 740-535-0260
H: 740-598-3239
Meets: 6:00pm Third Monday
Mingo Medical Group 201-203 McLister, Mingo Junction
Richmond Lions (5484)
Chartered 1949 January 20
President
PDG William Alexander
P.O. Box 4603
Steubenville, OH 43952
H: 740-282-5810
Secretary
Robert Alpino
PO Box 63
Richmond, OH 43944
H: 740-765-4416
Treasurer
Membership
Christopher Shepherd
PDG Bill Alexander
H: 740-765-4317
H: 740-282-5810
Meets: 6:45pm Second & Fourth Thursday
Glenn Mills Senior Center, SR 152, Richmond
Smithfield Lions (5489)
Chartered 1948 May 26
President
David Simmons
PO Box 278
Smithfield, OH 43948
H: 740-598-4972
W: 740-733-7610
Secretary
Keith Berry
1012 Twp Hwy 138
Dillonvale, OH 43917
H: 740-733-7087
E: kpberry@verizon.net
Treasurer
Membership
Donn Beckett Jr.
Tony Phillippi
H: 740-942-2410
H: 740-733-8484
Meets: 6:00pm Second Sunday
Piney Fork American Legion, Piney Fork
Steubenville Lions (5491)
Chartered 1924 June 4
President
Michael McVey
1400 W Adams St
Steubenville, OH 43953
H: 740-283-3767
Secretary
Donna Hrezo
120 S Third St
Bloomingdale, OH 43910
H: 740-282-4275
Treasurer
Membership
Eurydice Kamarados
Tim Walters
H: 740-632-4311
H: 740-282-3656
Meets: 12:00 Noon Each Wednesday
Froelich’s Classic Corner, Washington & 5th Street, Steubenville
Toronto Lions (5494)
Chartered 1957 March 12
President
Denise Woodside
121 Fairway Street
Weirton, WV 26062
W: 304-723-3399
E: woodside@clover.net
Secretary
Richard Carter
912 Banfield Avenue
Toronto, OH 43964
H: 740-537-3383
E: car912@att.net
Treasurer
Membership
Donald Pritts
Arthur Myers
H: 740-537-4957
H: 740-537-4333
Meets: 6:30pm Second & Fourth Thursday
N. River Ave Christian Church
207 N. River Avenue, Toronto
Wintersville Lions (5499)
Chartered 1949 February 3
President
Dora Martin
150 Locust St
Secretary
Lorraine Hazlett
265 Beechwood Dr
Wintersville, Oh 43953
Wintersville Oh 43953
H: 740-264-5783
Treasurer
Membership
Patty Minto
Carolyn Shockley
H: 740-264-7525
H: 740-537-2739
Meets: 6:00pm First Tuesday
Zalenski Family Eatery & Pub, 547 Cadiz Road, Wintersville
ZONE 6 REGION 2 LIONS CLUBS
Adena Lions (5452)
Chartered 1945 November 1
President
Secretary
Dustin Kinsey
Nancy Walker
48880 Cadiz/
49885 Blairmont Road
Harrisville Road
Adena, OH 43901
Cadiz, OH 43901 H: 740-546-3684
H: 740-546-3536
E: grannynancy1@comcast.net
E: dkinsey86@comcast.net
Treasurer
Membership
Thomas C. Shields
Don Goff
H: 740-546-3991
H: 740-546-2222
Meets: 7:30pm First Wednesday, Lions Club Room, 115
W. Main Street, Adena
6:30pm Second Wednesday, Various Restaurants
Barnesville Lions (62399)
Chartered 1999 October 5
President
Secretary
William Steedle
Suzanne M. Dearth
780 E Main St
64406 Mt. Olivett Road NE
Barnesville Oh 43713
Barnesville, OH 43713
H: 412-596-6424
H: 740-425-4371
W: 740-425-1966
Treasurer
Membership
Marsha McCort
William Steedle
H: 740-425-3877
H: 412-596-6424
Meets: 12:00 Noon First Wednesday
Conference Room, 780 E. Main Street, Barnesville
Bellaire Lions (5455)
Chartered 1947 May 1
President
George Karvellis
54502 Sunny Acres
Bellaire, OH 43906
H: 740-676-8955
Secretary
Dominic Pinzone
65178 Three Hills Drive
Bellaire, OH 43906
H: 740-676-1338
Treasurer
Membership
Rich Charlton
Richard Maffee
H: 304-232-5198
H: 740-676-2822
Meets: 6:30pm Second & Fourth Thursday
Hughes Office Supply, 3114 Belmont Street, Bellaire
Cadiz Lions (5459)
Chartered 1936 November 12
President
Jack Kibble
44410 Gable Ave
Cadiz, OH 43907
Secretary
Tim Mizer
231 W. Market Street
Cadiz, OH 43907
H: 740-942-2034
Treasurer
Membership
John Tabacchi
William Sanders
H: 740-942-2036
Meets: 6:30pm Second Thursday at Presbyterian Church,
Cadiz & 6:30pm Fourth Thursday at Puskarich Library, Cadiz
Dillonvale-Mt. Pleasant Lions (5465)
Chartered 1941 June 24
President
Fred Cybulski
PO Box 13
Dillonvale, OH 43917
H: 740-769-7314
E: fredcy1@comcast.net
Secretary
Kenneth G. Scott
PO Box 32
Dillonvale, OH 43917
H: 740-769-2476
Treasurer
Membership
Kenneth G. Scott
John Paul Harbourt
H: 740-769-2476
H: 740-769-2936
Meets: 7:00pm Second & Fourth Monday
Dillonvale Presbyterian Church, Main Street, Dillonvale
Second Monday Membership dinner meeting and Fourth
Monday is a Board of Directors Meeting
Does not meet in Summer (June-July-August)
Lakeland Lions (5471)
Chartered 1960 February 1
President
Shirley Ann Fox
PO Box 242
Freeport, OH 43973
H: 740-658-3737
E: foxy30@verizon.net
Secretary
Norman Fox
PO Box 242
Freeport, OH 43973
H: 740-658-3737
E: foxy30@verizon.net
Treasurer
Membership
Norman Fox
Mike Wilden
H: 740-658-3737
H: 740-658-3721
Meets: 7:00pm First Monday
VFW Hall, Main Street, Freeport
Powhatan Point Lions (66339)
Chartered 2002 June 28
President
Mark T McVey
129 Carrie St
Secretary
Sharon Kuzma
54440 Powhatan Shadyside Road
Powhatan Point, OH 43942 Powhatan Point, OH 43942
H: 740-795-5152
E: srk5152@hotmail.com
Treasurer
Membership
Theresa Stillion
Verna Rosen
H: 740-458-1509
H: 740-795-4103
Meets: 7:00pm Second & Fourth Tuesday
Catholic Church Parish Hall, Route 7, Powhatan Point
St. Clairsville Lions (32917)
Chartered 1976 November 9
President
PDG Phil Wallace
801 Spring Haven Dr.
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
H: 740-633-2919
E: ovprint@hotmail.com
Secretary
Patricia Green-Wallace
801 Spring Haven Dr
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
H: 740-633-2919
E: ovprint@hotmail.com
Treasurer
Membership
Bill Hendershot
Richard Ferguson
H: 740-695-9854
H: 740-695-2909
E: whendershots@aol.com
Meets: 6:30pm First & Third Tuesday
Mehlman’s Cafeteria, 51800 National Road East,
St. Clairsville
LIONESS CLUBS
Cambridge Lioness
Chartered 1979 Zone 4 Region 2
President
Secretary
Connie Minder
Bonita Tainter
549 Jefferson Avenue
11707 Lakeview Lance
Cambridge, OH 43725
Cambridge, OH 43725
H: 740-432-2754
H: 740-439-3898
Meets: 7:00pm Third Monday
Senior Center, 1022 Carlisle Avenue, Cambridge
Does not meet during summer months - June/July/August
Millersburg Lioness
Chartered 1979 Zone 2 Region 1
President
Chris Hardesty
92 Spring Drive
Millersburg, OH 44654
H: 330-674-2340
E: hardesty@earthlink.net
Secretary
Debi L. Polin
264 East Jackson Street
Millersburg, OH 44654
H: 330-674-0239
E: bobritches@embarqmail.com
Meets: 6:00pm Fourth Monday, Location Varies, Contact Secretary
Richmond Lioness
Chartered 1980 Zone 5 Region 2
President
Secretary
Donna Grimm
JoAnn Birney
PO Box 204
1752 Twp. Hwy. 219
Richmond, OH 43944 Richmond, OH 43944
H: 740-765-4452
H: 740-765-4475
Meets: 7:30pm Second Tuesday
Richmond Presbyterian Church, College Street, Richmond
Sugarcreek Lioness
Chartered 1979 Zone 3 Region 1
President
Lucille Troyer
735 Boston St SW
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
H: 330-852-2538
Secretary
Margaret Stocker
528 N. Crescent Street
Sugarcreek, OH 44681
H: 330-852-2352
E: vmstocker@yahoo.com
Meets: 7:30pm Third Monday
First United Church of Christ, 526 W. Main St., Sugarcreek
LEO CLUBS
Apple Creek-Waynedale Leos
Chartered 1994 Zone 2 Region 1
Leo Advisors
Paul & Twila Gray
129 S. Swinehart Road
Orrville, OH 44667
H: 330-683-0377
Meets:
Waynedale High School, US 250, Apple Creek
Doylestown-Chippewa Leos
Chartered 1991 Zone 1 Region 1
Leo Advisor
John Hetsch
14639 Hametown Road
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-3341
Meets:
Chippewa High School, 100 Valleyview Road
Warsaw-River View Leos
Chartered 1994 Zone 4 Region 2
Leo Advisor
IPDG Robert Buxton
26245 TR 59
Warsaw, OH 43844
H: 740-202-0888
E: gobux48@gmail.com
Meets:
River View High School, SR 60, Warsaw
GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PID Steven D. Sherer
1090 Thomas Drive SW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
H: (330) 339-6060
E: npsteve@roadrunner.com
IPDG Stephen W. Thornton
720 West Hutton Road
Wooster, Ohio 44691
(H) 330-345-8287
(C) 330-464-3927
E: sthornton@sssnet.com
PDG Robert M. Buxton
26245 TR 59
Warsaw Ohio 43844
H: 740-202-0888
E: goBux48@gmail.com
PDG Todd M. Imhoff
2558 Ann Court
Wooster Ohio 44691
(H) 330-264-5339
E: TMIGould@hotmail.com
PDG Rob Murry
212 Ross Street
Uhrichsville, OH 44683
H: (740) 922-0755
E: murry@roadrunner.com
HONORARY MEMBER
PIP James T. “Jim” Coffey
247 James Way
Toronto, OH 43964
H: (740) 537-1957
E: pipcoffey@1st.net
DISTRICT COMMITTEES
ALERT
Tom McKenzie
51 Warren St
Rittman Oh 44270
C: 330-571-0734
E: tomm@genpkg.com
C: 330-465-8990
F: 330-262-2538
CHAPLAIN
Lewis Hinkel
1248 Sunnyview Lane
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-264-0191
E: hinkel@hei-ohio.com
145 Northwood Drive
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6342
C: 330-347-4177
E: ekerr@ohio.net
CLUB BULLETIN
CONTEST
Floyd Everhard
8068 Fort Laurens Road NW
Strasburg, OH 44680
H: 330-878-5280
E: glassman207@aol.com
PDG ASSOCIATION
President
PDG Carey Conn
PO Box 332
Berlin, OH 44610
H: 330-893-3370
E: cconn@gpubs.com
Secretary
PDG Eugene Taylor
2739 Heyl Road
Wooster, OH 44691
H: (330) 262-4395
E: lioneugene@aol.com
CONVENTION
CO-CHAIRMAN
Tim McKim
64195 Larrick Ridge Rd
Cambridge, Oh 43725
H: 740-439-5784
CONVENTION
CO-CHAIRMAN
Debbie McKim
64195 Larrick Ridge Rd
Cambridge, Oh 43725
H: 740-439-5784
E: liongregh@gmail.com
NEWSLETTER
EDITOR
ZC Earl Kerr
PIN TRADING
PID Steven D. Sherer
1090 Thomas Drive SW
New Phila., OH 44663
H: 330-339-6060
E: npsteve@roadrunner.com
DIABETES
Dennis Belle
623 S. River St.
Newcomerstown Oh 43832
H: 740-498-6575
PRIDE RIDE
PDG Carey Conn
PO Box 332
Berlin, OH 44610
H: 330-893-3370
E: cconn@gpubs.com
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
Greg Halley
C/O Wayne Co Health
Dept-203 South Walnut St.
Wooster, OH 44691
PEACE POSTER
CONTEST/YOUTH
CAMP & EXCHANGE
D. Cordell Brown
PO Box 1087
Coshocton, OH 43812
H: 740-327-2855
E: dcbrown@echoinghillsvillage.org
STATE COMMITTEES
BUILDING BOARD
TRUSTEE
Lewis Hinkel
1248 Sunnyview Lane
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-264-0191
E: hinkel@hei-ohio.com
*Term Expires 2011
CONSTITUTION &
BY-LAWS
Don Abbott
2277 East Sterling Road
Creston, OH 44217
H: (330) 435-4044
E: abbott44217@yahoo.com
Term Expires 2011
EXTENSION
PDG Carey Conn
PO Box 332
Berlin, OH 44610
H: (330) 893-3370
E: cconn@gpubs.com
Term Expires 2011
FINANCE &
PLANNING
PDG Rob Murry
212 Ross Street
Uhrichsville, OH 44683
H: (740) 922-0755
E: murry@roadrunner.com
*Term Expires 2012
INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION
Mary Ellen Sherer
1090 Thomas Drive
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
H: (330) 339-6060
E: shererm@dover.k12.oh.us
Term Expires 2012
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
PDG Eugene Taylor
2739 Heyl Road
Wooster, OH 44691
H: (330) 262-4395
E: lioneugene@aol.com
Term Expires 2013
LIAISON
PDG Bill Brown
16207 Galehouse Road
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: 330-658-6561
E: wrbrown@brightdsl.net
**Term Expires 2012
LIONS CLUBS
INTERNATIONAL
FOUNDATION
Georgia Taylor
2739 Heyl Road
Wooster, OH 44691
H: (330) 262-4395
E: liongeorga@aol.com
Term Expires 2013
LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
PDG John Stalder
614 East Fourth Street
Dover, OH 44622
H: (330) 343-2575
E: pdgjohn@verizon.net
Term Expires 2011
MEMBERSHIP
Todd M. Imhoff
2558 Ann Court
Wooster, OH 44691
H: (330) 264-5339
E: tmigould@hotmail.com
Term Expires 2011
STATE COMMITTEES Continued
OHIO LIONS
FOUNDATION
Pat Craig
54030 Red Lane
Cumberland, OH 43732
H: 740-638-2611
E: pcraig@Howellcraig.com
OHIO LIONS
ALL-STATE BAND
Kip Bowers
PO Box 44
Harrisville, OH 43974
H: (740) 546-3310
E: kbowers@hotmail.com
Term Expires 2013
OHIO LIONS EYE
RESEARCH
FOUNDATION
Nancy Brown
16207 Galehouse Road
Doylestown, OH 44230
H: (330) 658-6561
E: wrbrown@brightdsl.net
*Term Expires 2012
PUBLIC RELATIONS
& MARKETING
Co-Chairman
PDG Carey Conn
PO Box 332
Berlin, OH 44610
H: (330) 893-3370
E: cconn@gpubs.com
Term Expires 2013
PUBLIC RELATIONS
& MARKETING
Co-Chairman
Greg Halley
C/O Wayne Co Health
Dept-203 South Walnut St.
Wooster, OH 44691
C: 330-465-8990
F: 330-262-2538
E: liongregh@gmail.com
Term Expires 2013
SIGHT & HEARING
Benjamin Cahoon
411 Oakland Blvd
Cambridge, OH 43725
H: 740-255-5080
B: 740-439-1543
F: 740-432-1199
C: 740-630-8509
E: bencahoon@gmail.com
Term Expires 2013
YOUTH
Rev D Cordell Brown
PO Box 1087
Coshocton Oh 43812
H: 740-327-2855
E:
dcbrown@echoinghillsvillage.
org
*Elected by the District
**Elected by the COG
LIONS OBJECTS
•To Create and foster a spirit of understanding among the
peoples of the world.
•To Promote the principles of good government and good
citizenship.
•To Take an active interest in the civic, cultural, social
and moral welfare of the community.
•To Unite the clubs in the bonds of friendship, good
fellowship and mutual understanding.
•To Provide a forum for the open discussion of all matters
of public interest; provided, however, that partisan
politics and sectarian religion shall not be debated by club
members.
•To Encourage service-minded people to serve their
community without personal financial reward, and to
encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards
in commerce, industry, professions, public works and
private endeavors.
LIONS CODE OF ETHICS
•To Show my faith in the worthiness of my vocation by
industrious application to the end that I may merit a
reputation for quality of service.
•To Seek success and to demand all fair remuneration or
profit as my just due, but to accept no profit or success at
the price of my own self-respect lost because of unfair
advantage taken or because of questionable acts on my
part.
•To Remember that in building up my business it is not
necessary to tear down another's; to be loyal to my clients
or customers and true to myself.
•Whenever a doubt arises as to the right or ethics of my
position or action towards others, to resolve such doubt
against myself.
•To Hold friendship as an end and not a means. To hold
that true friendship exists not on account of the service
performed by one another, but that true friendship
demands nothing but accepts service in the spirit in which
it is given.
•Always to bear in mind my obligations as a citizen to my
nation, my state, and my community, as to give them my
unswerving loyalty in word, act, and deed. To give them
freely of my time, labor and means.
•To Aid others by giving my sympathy to those in
distress, my aid to the weak, and my substance to the
needy.
•To Be Careful with my criticism and liberal with my
praise; to build up and not destroy.
OHIO LIONS DISTRICT 13-G MAP
OHIO LIONS DISTRICT 13-G MAP
CONVENTION GUEST SPEAKER
PAST INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR BILL MOODY
Bill Moody, of Mt. Forest,
Ontario, Canada, was elected to
serve as a director of The
International Association of
Lions Clubs at the association's
76th annual convention, held in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA,
July 6-9, 1993. Past Director
Moody is a Board member for the Ontario Film
Review Board, a body that reviews and
classifies all movies and videos in Ontario.
A life member of the Mount Forest Lions Club,
Past Director Moody has been a Lion since
1959. He has held many offices within the
association, including club secretary and
president, zone chairman and district governor.
He also served as charter chairman and is a life
member of the Lions Foundation of Canada and
has presented several times at the USA/Canada
Lions Leadership Forum. While serving as
District Extension Chairman, he formed 27 new
Lions Clubs.
Past Director Moody has received numerous
awards in recognition of his service to the
association, including the 100% District
Governor Award, International Leadership
Award, several International President’s Awards
and the Ambassador of Good Will Award, the
highest award the association grants to its
members. He is also a Past International
President Judge Brian Stevenson Fellow and a
Melvin Jones Fellow.
Past Director Moody and his wife, Kaye, also a
Melvin Jones Fellow, have three children and
seven grandchildren.
OHIO LIONS, INC. MD-13
STATE OFFICE
4074 Hoover Road
Grove City, OH 43123
Phone: 614-539-5060
Fax: 614-539-5055
Email: LionOffice@rrohio.com
Website: www.ohiolions.org
MD13 ADMINISTRATION
COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON
IPDG Stanley E Kopp
984 Township Road 1654
Ashland OH 44805
H: (419) 289-1943
E: sekopp@wilresearch.com
MD13 SECRETARY
Debbie Luttrell
2034 Fraley Drive
Columbus, OH 43235
H: 614-459-0821
MD13 TREASURER
PDG Jay Gray
2572 Bryden Road
Columbus, OH 43209
B: 614-221-6367
E: jgray@pilotdogs.org
STATE WEBSITE DIRECTOR
Bill Keller
513 North High Street
Kenton, OH 43326
H: 419-673-0926
E: wkeller2@columbus.rr.com
OHIO LIONS UNIFORM DISTRIBUTOR
Blue Frog Promotions
513-681-3218
bluefrog@bizcinci.rr.com
DISTRICT GOVERNORS
District A
PDG John Davis
933 Thornapple Lane
Findlay, OH 45840
H: (419) 422-5177
E: jdavis1952@hotmail.com
District B
Dana Doyle Zody
PO Box 236, 933 West St. Rt.
39
Perrysville, OH 44864
H: [419]-938-6256
E: cozcurl@earthlink.net
District C
Marty Dennis
1732 Westport Cove
Stow, OH 44224
H: (330) 655-2302
E: duhstoy2@aol.com
District D
Jeff Snyder
5686 Hazlett Dr.
Magnolia, OH 44643
H: (330) 866-2728
E: tjs50222@aol.com
District E
Sheryl Schlater
1268 Keller Dr.
Troy, OH 45373
H: (937) 335-9537
E: sas5128@woh.rr.com
District F
Bob Berry
1036 E. Center St.
Marion, OH 43302
H: (740) 387-1550
E: berry2279@verizon.net
District G
Thomas H Cahoon
9101 Eckelberry Rd
Cambridge, Oh 43725
H (740) 439-4910
B (740) 432-1199
E: HTCahooh@gmail.com
District H
Freda Wagner
4791 Blue Spruce Court
Dayton, OH 45424
H: (937) 236-5254
E: LMHYOYO@aol.com
District J
PDG Jay Carey
635 Albin Ave
Washington Courthouse
Oh 43160
District K
Ron Keller
2718 Blacklick-Eastern Rd.
Millersport OH 43046
H: 740-467-2104
E: ronkity1979keller@verizon.net
FIRST VICE DISTRICT GOVERNORS
District A
None at this time
District B
Richard Temple
50567 SR 113
Amherst OH 44011
E: lionrichardtemple@gmail.com
District C
Mary Chentnik (Joe)
4800 Trails End Ct
Westlake, OH 44145
E: lionmaryc@aol.com
District D
David Gauch (Patty)
11048 Parkman Rd
Garrettsville OH 44231
E: pzcdave@cebridge.net
District E
William Keller (Cindy)
513 High Street
Kenton, OH 43326
E: wkeller@columbus.rr.com
District F
PCC David Risen
1219 Hilton Drive
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
E: drisen@insight.rr.com
District G
Raymond Konkoleski, Jr.
(Laura)
42 East Main Street
Adena, OH 43901
E: rjlaura@comcast.net
District H
None at this time
District J
None at this time
District K
Janice Arnold (Larry)
50 Valley Drive
Marietta OH 45750
E: ljarnold1278@yahoo.com
SECOND VICE DISTRICT GOVERNORS
District A
None at this time
District B
Richard Temple
50567 SR 113
Amherst OH 44011
E: lionrichardtemple@gmail.com
District C
Mary Chentnik (Joe)
4800 Trails End Ct
Westlake, OH 44145
E: lionmaryc@aol.com
District D
David Gauch (Patty)
11048 Parkman Rd
Garrettsville OH 44231
E: pzcdave@cebridge.net
District E
William Keller (Cindy)
513 High Street
Kenton, OH 43326
E: wkeller@columbus.rr.com
District F
PCC David Risen
1219 Hilton Drive
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
E: drisen@insight.rr.com
District G
Raymond Konkoleski, Jr.
(Laura)
42 East Main Street
Adena, OH 43901
E: rjlaura@comcast.net
District H
None at this time
District J
None at this time
District K
Janice Arnold (Larry)
50 Valley Drive
Marietta OH 45750
E: ljarnold1278@yahoo.com
CAMP ECHOING HILLS
www.campechoinghills.org
Founder
D. Cordell Brown
PO Box 1087
Coshocton, OH 43812
H: 740-327-2855
E: dcbrown@echoinghillsvillage.org
Camp Administrator
Rev. Donnis Meek
36272 County Road 79
Warsaw, OH 43844
H: 740-622-7206
E: lstitt@echoinghillsvillage.org
President/CEO
Buddy Busch
36272 CR 79
Warsaw, OH 43844
B: 740-327-2311
E: bbusch@echoinghillsvillage.org
Board Appointee
PDG Todd M. Imhoff
2558 Ann Court
Wooster, OH 44691
H: 330-264-5339
E: tmigould@hotmail.com
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL
The Lions Clubs International Headquarters building is home to
the world's largest service club organization. There, 300
employees work in 44 departments, organized under 11
divisions, to serve the programming and administrative needs of
the association's worldwide membership. The office is open to
Lions and the general public from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Central
Time, Monday through Friday.
HEADQUARTERS
300 W 22ND ST, OAK BROOK IL 60523-8842
Phone: (630) 571-5466 Fax: (630) 571- 8890
www.lionsclubs.org
Club Supplies & Distribution Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 252
clubsupplies@lionsclubs.org
Convention Division
Phone: (630) 571-5466
Fax: (630) 571-1689
convention@lionsclubs.org
District & Club Administration Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 344
districtadministration@lionsclubs.org
Extension & Membership Division
(630) 571-5466 ext. 304
Finance Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 214
finance@lionsclubs.org
Information Technology Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 237
it@lionsclubs.org
Leadership Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 367
leadership@lionsclubs.org
Legal Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 299
legal@lionsclubs.org
Lions Clubs International Foundation Division
(630) 571-5466, ext. 383
lcif@lionsclubs.org
Public Relations and Production Division
630-571-5466 ext. 358/363
pr@lionsclubs.org
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT
Sid Scruggs
Sid Scruggs, of Vass, North
Carolina, USA, was elected as
first vice president of The
International Association of Lions
Clubs at the association's 92nd
International Convention, held in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
July 6-10, 2009.
Vice President Scruggs is a retired commercial airline
pilot.
A member of the Vass Lions Club, he has held many
offices within the association, including club president,
multiple district extension chairperson and district
governor. In addition Vice President Scruggs has been a
presenter at the USA/Canada and Europa Leadership
forums and an instructor for the Lions Clubs International
Leadership Institute and the District Governors-elect
School. He is actively involved with dog guides for the
blind.
In recognition of his service to the association, Vice
President Scruggs has received four Lion of the Year
awards, the 100% Club President Award, eight New Club
Extension Awards, the Governor of Excellence Award,
the Key of Nations Award, an International President’s
Leadership Award, eight International President’s Awards
and the Ambassador of Good Will Award, the highest
honor the association gives to its members. He is a
Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow.
In addition to his Lions activities, Vice President Scruggs
is chairperson of the board of directors of the Governor
Morehead School, a member of the board of the Raleigh
Lions Clinic For the Blind, Inc., and a life member of the
American Airlines Grey Eagles Association and the Naval
Academy Alumni Association. He was presented with the
Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the highest award given by
the State of North Carolina. He has also received an
Honorary Doctorate of Humanities from World
University.
Vice President Scruggs and his wife, Judy, also a Lion
and a Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow, have four
children and 15 grandchildren.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
President: Sid L Scruggs III, Vass, North Carolina, USA
First Vice President: Wing-Kun Tam, Hong Kong, China
Second Vice President:
Immediate Past President: Eberhard J Wirfs, Kelkeim, Hessen,
Germany
INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR
Jerry Smith
Jerry Smith, from Wauseon,
Ohio, USA, was elected to
serve a two-year term as a
director of The International
Association of Lions Clubs at
the
association’s
92nd
International Convention, held
in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
USA, July 6-10, 2009.
Director Smith is a superintendent of schools.
A member of the Wauseon Lions Club and a Lion since
1984, he has held many offices within the association,
including club president, region chair, zone chair,
membership chair, district governor and multiple district
20K coordinator. He also served as vice chairperson of
the 2006 USA/Canada Leadership Forum Host
Committee.
In recognition of his service to the association, he has
received numerous awards including a 100% Club
President Award, Council of Governor’s Award of Merit,
Lion of the Year Award, W.R. “Dick” Bryan Fellow
Award, five International President Certificates of
Appreciation, an International President’s Medal and an
International President’s Leadership Medal. He is also a
Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow.
In addition to his Lions activities, Director Smith is active
in numerous professional and community organizations.
He has been a member of the Buckeye Association of
School Administrators and the Ohio Association of Local
School Superintendents.
Director Smith and his wife, Judy, also a Lion and a
Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow, have one daughter, two
sons and ten grandchildren.
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS
Lions Clubs International offers several official contests
for Lions, Lionesses and Leos to enter. All contests
provide a way to share fellowship through friendly
competition. We encourage individuals, clubs, districts or
multiple districts to enter one or more contests. For more
information and an entry form, for the following contests
go to www.lionsclubs.org
LIONS INTERNATIONAL PEACE POSTER
CONTEST
Provides youth ages 11-13 with an opportunity to
artistically share their vision for peace. Since its inception
in 1988, the program has grown each year. To date, more
than three million children in 75 countries have
participated in the contest.
BEST PRACTICES CONTEST
Enter your best and brightest ideas for inviting, recruiting,
involving or retaining members.
LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Provides Lions, Leos, Clubs, Districts and Multiple
Districts with the opportunity to showcase their hard work
and creativity while sharing their accomplishments with
others from around the world. The six contest categories
include: Photography, Newsletter, Trading Pin,
Friendship Banner, PR Idea and Web Site. Winners are
announced during the International Convention.
LIONS ENVIRONMENT PHOTO CONTEST
Showcases the beauty of nature. Every Lion can enter a
photograph of his or her immediate surroundings into the
club-level Lions Environment Photo Contest. All
registered convention attendees will vote for their
favorites during the International Convention.
OHIO INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENTS
1969-1970
1993-1994
W.R. “DICK” BRYAN, DOYLESTOWN*
JAMES T. COFFEY, TORONTO
OHIO INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORS
1920-1923
1926-1929
1932-1936
1938-1940
1945-1947
1948-1950
1953-1955
1957-1959
1960-1962
1963-1965
1972-1974
1977-1979
1979-1982
1986-1988
1995-1997
2003-2005
2006-2008
2009-2011
B.W. BEATTY, DAYTON*
HORACE KERR, COLUMBUS*
JOHN LLOYD, CINCINNATI*
HENRY BOWERS, TOLEDO
GUY BRENTLINGER, LIMA*
A.B. DREDGE, SPRINGFIELD
DAN MARTIN, GREENVILLE*
W.R. “DICK” BRYAN, DOYLESTOWN*
RALPH BLANEY, OLD FORT*
HOMER HOOVER, WOOSTER*
MERLE HARTLE, PIKETON*
W.P. LEIBENSPERGER,
COLUMBUS*
JAMES T. COFFEY, TORONTO
DANIEL COLE, MARIETTA
FLOYD NEWBERRY, SARDINIA
GARY BROWN, URBANA
STEVEN SHERER, DOVER
JERRY SMITH, WAUSEON
OHIO DISTRICT 13G GOVERNORS
1946-1947
1947-1948
1948-1949
1950-1951
1951-1952
1952-1953
1953-1954
1954-1955
1955-1956
1956-1957
1957-1958
1958-1959
1959-1960
*Deceased
William Fleming, New Philadelphia*
Emerson Wood, Steubenville*
Homer Hoover, Wooster*
Kenneth Glascow, Creston*
Lewis Edgar, Cadiz*
W.R. “Dick” Bryan, Doylestown*
Joe O. Bailey, Cambridge*
Marvin Miller, New Philadelphia*
James Moscato, Yorkville*
Karl Miller, New Philadelphia*
T.L. Turocy, Wintersville*
C. Fred Larcamp, Wooster*
Donald Widder, Sugarcreek*
OHIO DISTRICT 13G GOVERNORS continued
1960-1961
1961-1962
1962-1963
1963-1964
1964-1965
1965-1966
1965-1966
1966-1967
1967-1968
1968-1969
1969-1970
1970-1971
1971-1972
1972-1973
1973-1974
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
1977-1978
1978-1979
1979-1980
1980-1981
1981-1982
1982-1983
1983-1984
1984-1985
1985-1986
1986-1987
1987-1988
1988-1989
1989-1990
1990-1991
1991-1992
1992-1993
1993-1994
1994-1995
1995-1996
1995-1996
1996-1997
1997-1998
1998-1999
1999-2000
2000-2001
*Deceased
Robert Bodager, Rittman
Charles Olmstead, Coshocton*
Nelson Reed, Doylestown*
Gerald Leasure, Toronto*
Dwight Rainsberger, New Philadelphia*
Lynn Kuhn, Sugarcreek (Old District A)*
Kenneth Howell, Cadiz* (Old District K)
Gaylord McComas, Wooster*
(First year of District G)
Marvin Davis, Warsaw*
John Henderson, Cambridge*
James Yelverton, New Philadelphia*
Norman Paolucci, Dillonvale*
Kenneth Boldman, Apple Creek
Charles Dougherty, Wintersville*
Philip Brown, Steubenville
Dale Wirth, Creston
James T. Coffey, Toronto
Alpha Riddle, New Philadelphia*
William E. Channel, Cambridge
Maurice Mullet, Berlin
Theodore Brehm Jr., Richmond*
Norman E. Foraker Sr., Doylestown*
William Appenzeller, Martins Ferry*
Vernon Mathews, Orrville*
Howard Bennington, Cadiz*
James Pittman, Wooster
Ernie Hibbits, Wintersville*
Wayne Ambrose, Rittman
George Cattrell, Toronto
Frank W. Brechbiel, Dover
William Alexander III, Richmond
Leonard Tokes, Doylestown*
Karl Bowers, Adena
Robert Walsh, Doylestown*
Phil Wallace, Martins Ferry
Edward “Bud” Wills, Dover
Robert E. Kunkel, Toronto*
Karl Bowers, Adena
Randy Goff, Orrville
Ward Kraker, Hopedale*
John Stalder, Dover
Robert Woodside, Toronto
Steven D. Sherer, Dover
OHIO DISTRICT 13G GOVERNORS continued
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
*Deceased
Rob Murry, Clayland
Bill Brown, Doylestown
Gene Taylor, Wooster-Madisonburg Evening
Steven D. Sherer, Dover
Phil Jenkins, Creston
Todd M. Imhoff, Wooster
Carey Conn, Millersburg
Robert Buxton, Warsaw
Steve Thornton, Wooster
H. Thomas Cahoon, Cambridge
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
MELVIN JONES FELLOWS
ADENA
Karl A. Bowers
Dean Carter
Donald Goff
Edmund Kaminski
Dennis J. Kinsey
Dwaine Kliner
Ron Malin
Martin McKim
John Parkinson
Robert Sickle
Joseph Truini
William M. Walker
APPLE CREEK
Kenneth W. Boldman
Virgil Fisher
Paul W. Gray
Gerald Knapp
Wilbur M. Miller
Myron W. Mullen
BALTIC
Atlee Miller
BRILLIANT
Al Long
CADIZ
Howard Bennington
CAMBRIDGE
William Channell
Francis J. Markley
Dale Rogers
CLAYLAND
Tom Edwards
Robert D. Fairall
Rex Hostettler
William E. Lee
William McGinnis
Rob Murry*
Daniel W. Peck
Tom Wolfe
Donald Wright
CRESTON
Donald Abbott
Wilbur Bowers
William Davis
James Finney
Phil Jenkins
Tom McKenzie
Garry Murray
James C. Murray
Art Oswald
Paul C. Winkler
Dale Wirth
Treva Wirth
Henry Yablonski
DALTON
Vernon Ackeret
DILLONVALE-MT.
PLEASANT
Joseph Charvat
Kenneth G Scott
DOVER
Robert Alexander
Daryl Badertscher
Richard Bolek
Eric Botdorf
Frank Brechbiel
Scott Derr
James R. Gibb
Richard Hollinger
Larry Kellicker
Ashley Luthy
Alfred Saffell
Mary Ellen Sherer*
Steven D. Sherer*
Ellen Stalder
John A. Stalder
George Weller
Bud Wills
*Progressive Melvin Jones Fellows
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
MELVIN JONES FELLOWS
DOYLESTOWN
Charles Ault
George Bower
Jim Bradenburg
Bill Brown
Nancy Brown
W.R. Dick Bryan*
Olin Bleichrodt
Gary Burroway
Doyle Chisnell
William Daniel
Vern Dannemiller
William Dannemiller
Norman Foraker Sr.
Dan Galehouse
Fred Galehouse
Earl Kerr
Terry Lindeman
Dave Liston
Jim Maser
David Monbarren
Cedric H. Paulin
Charles Petit
Nelson A. Reed
William D. Sayre
Bernie Shaw
Bob Smith
Denny Toth
Robert Walsh
Shirley Walsh
EAST HOLMES
Maurice E. Mullet
GARAWAY
Lynn F. Kuhn
Cletus A. Kuhn
Welton Stein
Dwane K. Troyer
Donald Widder
KILLBUCK
Harry Grenert
MIDVALE
Samuel Booth
LeRoy Eberly
Delbert Graham
Michael Hamilton
Ralph Hilliard
MILLERSBURG
Carey Conn*
Tina Conn
Walter L. Hoxworth
Robert L. Wright
MINERAL CITY
Craig Barnett
NEWCOMERSTOWN
Dennis Bell
NEW PHILADELPHIA
James R. Barnhouse
Stuart Barr
William Belknap Sr.
Brent Cronebach
William Fleming
Aaron Funk Jr.
Anthony Glass
Ray Kennedy
John Kuropchak
William Metzger
Wade Palmer
Dwight Rainsberger
Frank Rose Jr.
David See
Jaysukh Shah
Yogendra Shah
James Yelverton
Kenneth M. Sopher
James R. Yelverton
ORRVILLE
Robert J. Curie
Vernon Matthews
MARTINS FERRY
Ambrose Puperi
Phil Wallace
*Progressive Melvin Jones Fellows
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
MELVIN JONES FELLOWS
RICHMOND
Jay Collins
Wilbur W. Grimm
RITTMAN
Marion Bodager
Robert Bodager*
Dennis Jackson
Leonard P. Tokes
Edward Winkler
WARSAW
William Bucklew
Marvin Davis
Franklin Fischer
David Hollingsworth
Paul Spurgeon
Robert Wells
Albert Young
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
William Appenzeller
William Hendershot
WARWICK
Donald Decker
Herbert Heldt
Keith Pretorius
John Decker
SHERRODSVILLE
William Clow Jr.
WEST LAFAYETTE
Roger Ridenour
SHREVE
Dan A. Kovach
Robert D. Shearer
Sally R. Shearer
Marion Zody
WOOSTER NOON
Wilmer D. Baer
John Bone
Francis W. Browne
John Buchholz
Ken Chapman
Merritt Corbin
Wright Culbertson
Jildo De Felice
William Demorest
Lee H. Dice
Emerson Dilgard
Robert Dush
Jeremy Felland
Ralph Fisher
Wilson Freshley
Lawrence Gabriel
William Gilson
Ralph Gresser
Richard Gross
Homer Hoover
Connie Imhoff
Todd M. Imhoff
Ernest Infield
Patricia James
Don Kauffman
STEUBENVILLE
John J. Mascio
STRASBURG
Robert Gardner
Larry D. Jones
TORONTO
Richard Carter
Betty Coffey*
James D. Coffey
James T. Coffey*
Ellsworth Graham
Robert E. Kunkel
Glenn Reed
Robert V. Woodside
WARREN TOWNSHIP
Philip R. Scalzi
*Progressive Melvin Jones Fellows
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
MELVIN JONES FELLOWS
WOOSTER NOON –
Continued
Erwin Kohler
Harold Krabill
James Krauss
Stuart J. Ling
Robyn McClintock
William Miller
Harry W. Millhuff
Keith A. Morrow
Earl G. Mullet
Clyde C. Myers
Lewis Nolletti
Sanford Oyer
James Pittman
Roger Proper
Tricia Pycraft
Pete Radosevich
Donald Redman
Alex Roberts
Pamela Roberts
Elmer Schavey
William Schreiber
David E. Shock
Richard Silver
Thomas Silver
Gene Sklorman
Jack Sleek
David Spar
Ernest Taylor
Becky Thornton
Deanna Troutman
Jay VanSickle
Thomas W. Vestal*
George Wagner
Stanley Watson
Robert Whitford
Richard Wolf
Stephen Thornton
WOOSTERMADISONBURG
EVENING
Loran D. Alexander
Harold Becker
Lloyd Becker
James Dilyard
Don DuBois
Thomas Noyes
James Palmer
Lee Stinson
Gene Taylor
James R. Vitaro
Wilbur Winkler
*Progressive Melvin Jones Fellows
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
W.R. “DICK” BRYAN FELLOWS
W.R. “Dick” Bryan
Adele Bryan
Agnes Monbarren
Albert Young
Alex Roberts
Bill Alexander
Bill Brown
Bill Bucklew
Bill Wagner
Bob Walsh
Charles “Bud” Bethel
Daniel G. Padden
David Monbarren
Dawn Donaker
Dennis Belle
Edmund Kaminski
Edward “Bud” Wills
Frank “Whitey” Brechbiel
Franklin Fischer
Gene Moore
Harold Brenneman
Jack Blum
Jack Cullison
Jack Sleek
James Buxton
James R. Krauss
Jay Hopkins
Jim Morgan
Jim Pittman
John Hough
John Stalder
John Hardesty
Joseph Cox
Joseph DiCarlo
Karl Bowers
Leon Locke
Joseph DiCarlo
Karl Bowers
Leon Locke
Lew Prine
Marvin Davis
Maurice Mullet
Max Mercer
Milton Law
Orville Fuller
Paul Spurgeon
Phil Wallace
Randy Bednarski
Rob Murry
Robert Buxton
Robert Chase
Robert Sickle
Robert V. Woodside
Ronald Malin
Shaker Samuel
Steven D. Sherer
Stuart Barr
Thomas Vestal
Willard Marlatt
William HendricksTodd M.
Imhoff
Tom Cahoon
Vern Ackeret
Walter Goga
Wayne Young
Willard Marlatt
William Hendricks
Don Dubois
Fred Galehouse
PDG Robert Bodager
Barry Ross
Jeff Davis
Randy Bednarski
DISTRICT 13G RECOGNITIONS
JAMES T. COFFEY FELLOWS
James T. Coffey
Carey Conn
Ellsworth Graham
Todd M. Imhoff
Ben Imhoff**
Gene Taylor
Jim Gibb
Rob Murry
Robert M. Buxton
Steven D. Sherer
Stephen Thornton
** In Memory of
BETTY COFFEY FELLOWS
Betty Coffey
James T. Coffey
Tina Conn
Treva Wirth
Frank “Whitey” Brechbiel
William Appenzeller
Sally Murry
Larry Kellicker
Dennis Kinsey
William McGinnis
Joseph Truini
Al Saffell
Connie Imhoff
Kathy Kunkel
Denise Woodside
Mary Ellen Sherer
Nancy Brown
Georgia Taylor
OLERF MASTER BUILDERS
Robert V. Woodside
Dean Carter
Olin Bleichrodt
Margaret Stocker
Edward “Bud” Wills
Gary Lyons
Denny Conkle
H. Thomas Cahoon
INTERNATIONAL AWARDS
AMBASSADOR OF GOOD WILL
W.R. “Dick” Bryan
James T. Coffey
Betty Coffey
James D. Coffey
Steven D. Sherer
Richard Carter
Al Long
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT’S AWARDS
Continued
2009-2010 EBERHARD J. WIRFS
PIP James D. Coffey
PID Steven D. Sherer
Al Saffell
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
2008-2009 AL BRANDEL
PIP James T. Coffey
PID Steven D. Sherer
PDG Bill Brown
PDG Todd M. Imhoff
PDG Rob Murry
PDG John Stalder
PDG Bud Wills
PDG Robert Woodside
James D. Coffey
D. Cordell Brown
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
2007-2008 MAHENDRA AMARASURIYA
ID Steven D. Sherer
Presidential
DG Carey Conn
Presidential
PDG Rob Murry
Presidential
2006-2007 JIMMY ROSS
PIP James T. Coffey
ID Steven D. Sherer
PCC Thomas Vestal
PDG John Stalder
James D. Coffey
VDG Carey Conn
PDG Rob Murry
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
Leadership
2004-2005 CLEMENT KUSIAK
PDG Bill Brown
PDG Bud Wills
Leadership
Leadership
2003-2004 TAE SUP LEE
William Hendershot
PDG Bill Brown
Presidential
Leadership
2002-2003 KAY FUKUSHIMA
PDG William Alexander III
Presidential
2001-2002 J. FRANK MOORE
CC Steven D. Sherer
PDG John Stalder
Presidential
Leadership
2000-2001 JEAN BEHAR
William Hendershot
Leadership
1999-2000 JAMES ERVIN
PIP James T. Coffey
PIP James T. Coffey
James Coffey
VDG Steven D. Sherer
Presidential
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT’S AWARDS
Continued
1998-1999 KAJIT HABANANANDA
DDG Steven D. Sherer
Leadership
PDG William Alexander III
Leadership
1997-1998 HOWARD PATTERSON
PIP James T. Coffey
Presidential
ZC Phil Jenkins
Presidential
ZC Scott Keating
Leadership
1996-1997 AUGUSTIN SOLIVA
PIP James T. Coffey
PIP W.R. Dick Bryan
Richard Carter
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
1994-1995 GIUSEPPE GRIMALDI
PIP James T. Coffey
PIP W.R. Dick Bryan
Jerry Knapp
ZC Rob Murry
ZC Elmer Snider
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
Leadership
1993-1994 JAMES T. COFFEY
IP James T. Coffey
PIP W.R. Dick Bryan
Cal Coffey
PDG Dale Wirth
Floyd Everhard
PDG Maurice Mullet
PDG Robert Bodager
PDG Robert Walsh
John Parkinson
PDG Ken Boldman
PDG Marvin Davis
PDG Maurice Mullet
PDG Norman Foraker
Robert Gardner
Robert Woodside
PDG Whitey Brechbiel
PDG William Appenzeller
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Presidential
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
DISTRICT 13G HALL OF FAME
CLASS of 2001
PIP James T. Coffey*
PIP W.R. “Dick” Bryan*
PID Homer Hoover*
Vern Ackeret
Fred Galehouse
Jerry Knapp
Ernie Infield
Robert Alexander
Vernon Stocker
William Clow, Jr.
William Lee
Jack Barrett
Dorcas Hendricks
Louis Raymer
John Tabacchi
William Hendershot
Dr. Dominic Pinzone
Dennis Belle
Roger Ridenour
CLASS of 2002
PDG Dale Wirth*
Bill Daniel
PDG Ken Boldman
Dalton “Red” Stalder
Ralph “Pete” Hilliard
George Argentine
John Parkinson
Bill Taylor
Bob Jonard
CLASS of 2003
PDG Marvin Davis*
William “Bill” Berkey
PDG Jim Pittman
Bob Gardner
David See
Lou Grenci
Bill Sanders
Bob Ney
Paul Spurgeon
*District Nominee
CLASS of 2004
Gary Burroway*
Arthur Martin
Robert Wright
Atlee Miller
John Decker
Ellsworth Graham
William Walker
James LaRoche
Orville Fuller
CLASS of 2005
Al Long*
Olin Bleichrodt
Marion Zody
Richard Hollinger
William Eberly
Jack Blum
Kenneth G. Scott
Max Edwards
William Ourant
CLASS of 2006
D. Cordell Brown*
Wilbur Bowers
Larry Pyers
Walter Stockert
Bill McGinnis
Richard Carter
Dave Mizer
Bill Wasko
Francis Markley
CLASS of 2007
PDG Phil Wallace*
Don Abbott
Wilbur Winkler
Joe Hafer
Jim Barnhouse
Terry Retzer
Robert Obermann
Richard Ferguson
Tom Cahoon
DISTRICT 13G HALL OF FAME
CLASS of 2008
PDG Robert Walsh*
David Monbarren
James Starlin
PDG Edward “Bud” Wills
Ronald Guthrie
William Hendricks
Robert “Bud” Sickle
CLASS of 2009
PID Steven D. Sherer*
PDG Phil Jenkins
PDG Gene Taylor
Mike Hamilton
James Buxton, Sr.
Rikki Kamarados
David Lewis
CLASS of 2010
PDG Rob Murry*
Dave Simpson
Stan Wirt
Welton Stein
PDG Bill Alexander
Joseph Truini
James Caldwell
*District Nominee
LIONS CREED
I BELIEVE: That hard work and honest sweat are the building
blocks of a person’s character.
I BELIEVE: Through example my children are learning values
that will last a lifetime.
I BELIEVE: That the best things in life are free, the sunrise, the
autumn color, the beauty of spring.
I BELIEVE: That happiness comes from the joy of doing things
for others, with no thought of personal gain.
I BELIEVE: That by my toil I am giving more to the world than
I am taking from it, and the world is just a little better for my
having passed through it.
I BELIEVE: That my life will be measured by what I have done
for my fellow man and by this standard I fear no judgment.
I BELIEVE: That when a man grows old and sums up his days,
he should be able to stand tall and feel pride in the life he has
lived.
I BELIEVE: A man plants a tree knowing that he will not live
long enough to enjoy it, but others will be able to enjoy its shade
and beauty.
I BELIEVE: That with the help of about one and one half
million Lions I can do my part to make this a better world for
future generations.
MISSION STATEMENT
To create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people
for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary services through
community involvement and international cooperation.
LIONS INVOCATION
Lord, as we Lions gather here, we pause to offer up this prayer.
Bless now this food that we partake and every effort that we
make to build the communities in which we live and put it in our
hearts to give worthy causes. Bless the blind and all we do to
serve mankind. Be with us till we meet again and bless our
hands and homes. Amen
LIONS PLEDGE
I pledge my allegiance to my country and to the cause of peace
throughout the world. I believe in the principles of Lionism as
contained in the Lions Code of Ethics. I am proud to be a Lion
dedicated to the service of others.
PARADE OF CHECKS
The following are approved causes and projects for which
clubs should make contributions during the Zone Social
Parade of Checks:
1. OHIO LIONS EYE RESEARCH FOUNDATION
These are general gifts to OLERF, which fund research grants to
college and universities throughout Ohio. Checks should be
made payable to Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation. For
more details, contact OLERF Trustee Lion Nancy Brown.
2. DIABETES RESEARCH: BRYAN ENDOWMENT FUND
Diabetes is the number one cause of blindness. For several years
now, Parade of Checks contributions for diabetes research have
been designated to the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation’s
Dick Bryan Endowment for Diabetes Research. Please make
checks payable to OLERF-Bryan Endowment for Diabetes
Research. If contributing an amount of $500 or more (Dick
Bryan Fellowship) or $100 or more (Knight for Sight), please
include a note with your check designating an award recipient.
For more details, contact District Diabetes Chair PDG Phil
Jenkins.
3. SIGHT AND HEARING COMMITTEE
This committee funds the following projects according to a
budget set at the beginning of each year: LIONS PILOT DOGS,
INC/HEARING DOGS, COLUMBUS SPEECH AND
HEARING CENTER (OHIO DEAF-BLIND OUTREACH
PROGRAM), OHIO RADIO READING SERVICES, NEWS
REEL INC., and PREVENT BLINDNESS OHIO. Clubs are
encouraged to designate their checks for a specific cause (i.e.,
Lions Pilot Dogs) from the above list. For more details, contact
PDG Gene Taylor, Sight & Hearing Chair.
4. CAMP ECHOING HILLS
These are general gifts to the Camp’s operating fund and checks
should be made payable to Camp Echoing Hills or Echoing Hills
Village. Camperships should NOT be donated at this time, nor
should they be sent directly to the Camp, but rather should be
sent to the District State Youth Committeeman, Lion Don Goff.
This avoids a great deal of confusion because of the many
amounts and designations of Lions’ monies to Camp Echoing
Hills. For more details, contact Lion Todd Imhoff, Camp
Echoing Hills Liaison.
5. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
State committee allocates funds annually to such projects as
VOSH, CARE and AMIGOS (overseas eye care missions, etc.).
Checks should be made payable to Ohio Lions International
Relations Committee. For more details, contact Lion Edward
W. Wills, District Chair.
6. OHIO LIONS ALL-STATE BAND
Ohio Lions All-State Band supports activities and trips of an all
Ohio High School All-State Band, promoting teamwork, service
and positive youth activities for those young people involved.
Donations can be for any amount, or a club may choose to
sponsor a band member specifically named or one who does not
have a club sponsor. Funds raised will be designated to provide
predictable and continuous funding for All-State Band trips to
Lions International Conventions and State Band Tours. Checks
should be made payable to Ohio Lions All-State Band. For
more details, contact Lion Kip Bowers, District Chair.
7. LIONS CLUBS INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION
LCIF is the grant-making arm of Lions Clubs International.
LCIF is Lions helping Lions serve others. It’s the only Lions’
foundation that serves the entire world and all 1.3 million Lions.
Funds may be contributed at the Parade of Checks or at any time
during the year. If contributing toward a Melvin Jones
fellowship (full payment or installment plan) or Honor Roll
Membership please include a note so indicating. Make checks
payable to Lions Clubs International Foundation. For more
details, contact Lion Georgia Taylor, District Chair.
8. OHIO LIONS FOUNDATION
Ohio Lions Foundation funds disaster relief within Ohio,
scholarships for sight-impaired students at Ohio universities and
special projects (matching grants for the low vision magnifier
readers for libraries). Funds may be contributed at the Parade of
Checks or at any time during the year. Make checks payable to
Ohio Lions Foundation. For more details contact Lion Pat
Craig, District Trustee.
If contributing toward a James T. Coffey ($500) or Betty Coffey ($250)
Fellowship, checks should be made payable to: Ohio Lions FoundationCoffey Fellowship Program. The original application should be sent to
PDG Karl Bowers, Youth Committee Representative. A copy of the
application and the check should be sent to Ohio Lions Foundation, c/o
Secretary Lion Jeffrey W. Brantner with a copy of the application form
sent to the State Youth Chair Jeni Ashbrook. A final copy should be sent
to the Ohio Lions State Office.
The application form is on the Ohio Lions Foundation website
www.ohiolionsfoundation.org.
If your Club is not able to be represented at the Zone Social, please send
your checks directly to the designated chairs or trustees so that they may
have final reports completed in time for the District Convention. Thank
you for your donations and your service.
DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS
In order to provide the Lions of District 13G better
communications and expedite the flow of information, the
following protocol should be observed.
Club to Zone Chair
Zone Chair to Region Chair
Region Chair to Governor
Information from the Governor will be passed to the club
in the same manner as the clubs to the Governor.
Clubs should contact the District Governor directly upon
death, serious illness or other emergencies of Lions
members and their families.
District 13G will provide a memorial service conducted
by the District Chaplain at the family’s request.
District 13G sincerely cares what happens to our Lions
and their families in District 13G.
HOW TO EARN A “G” AWARD
WHITE G
•Any member making three inter-club visits, or two interclub visits (Excluding Zone Meetings) and attending
Work Day at Camp Echoing Hills will earn a WHITE G.
•Any member attending two Zone Meetings AND the
Social of your own Zone/Region will earn a WHITE G.
BLUE G
•Presidents attending ALL Zone Meetings of your own
Zone AND the Leadership School will earn a BLUE G.
•Secretaries attending ALL Zone Meetings of your own
Zone AND the Leadership School will earn a BLUE G.
GOLD G
•Any member who sponsors a new member will earn a
GOLD G.
RED G
•Any member who has earned five white G’s qualifies for
a RED G.
Forms for requesting G Award Pins must be requested
from the District Pin Chair with recognitions.
GOVERNOR’S AWARDS FOR CLUB EXCELLENCE
General Rules
All Lions, Lioness and Leo clubs are automatically entered.
Contest begins July 1 and ends March 31 of the current Lions Year.
Credit for attendance at State and International Conventions held
between April 1 and June 30 will be given if such attendance is reported
on the July or August District Activities Report.
Attendance at District Convention and District Leadership School will
be verified by registrations received by April 1.
Form for applying for Governor’s Award will be distributed to all club
secretaries by Zone Chairman at Zone Advisory Meetings.
Awards
This year’s Governor’s Contest maintains the format very similar to the
Club President Excellence Award and Secretary’s Excellence Award. It
allows all clubs to compete on an equal basis and recognizes all clubs
that have had an outstanding year. All Lion, Lioness and Leo clubs who
meet the requirements outlined in the Governor’s Contest will receive a
banner patch to be placed upon their club banner.
All awards will be presented at the Annual District Convention.
Form must be turned into Zone Chair by April 1.
Contest Rules
All clubs must complete the following and report on the monthly
activities and monthly membership reports.
All District and International dues are to be paid on time.
All monthly Membership Reports and Activities Reports must be
postmarked by the 6th of the next month.
President, Secretary or their designee and one or more other club
members attend at least two of the three Zone Meetings.
Representation by at least one delegate at the District 13-G Convention
in April. Registration must be in by March 31.
District newsletter read at monthly club meeting and reported on the
District Activities report.
Clubs must complete 8 of the following requirements.
1. Four or more club members visit at least two other Lions, Lioness or Leo Clubs.
2. Club sponsors 2 new members.
3. Representation by club at Zone or Region Social
4. 100% Participation in the Parade of Checks at the Zone or Region Social
5. Delegates to the State Convention in May reported on the July or August Report.
6. Sponsorship of a Peace Poster Contest in local school district as evidenced by a
poster being turned into the District Chairman. Verified by District Governor.
7. Sponsorship of one or more members of the Ohio Lions All State Band
8. Attendance to this year’s District Leadership School.
9. Attendance at one of the Camp Echoing Hills workdays by one or more
members.
10. Monthly Club Newsletter sent to Governor, Vice Governor, Deputy Governor,
Zone Chairperson and Newsletter contest chairman each month.
11. Attendance at Fall Conference and/or USA/Canada Forum by one or more
members.
12. PU 101 Postmarked by April 15.
13. Sponsor a New Lions Club – Counts as 3 of 8 items.
14. Sponsor a New Leo Club – Counts as 2 of 8 items.
15. Report a new community service project. This must be a project, not a
monetary donation or a fundraiser.
16. Participate in Lions Candy Day Promotion.
17. Club attendance at all three Zone meetings
CLUB BULLETIN CONTEST RULES
•Issues dated July - March will be judged.
•All Club bulletins to be judged; should be sent monthly
to the Club Bulletin Contest Chair as listed in this
directory. If a copy is not received, it is assumed none
was published that month.
•Bulletins submitted for judging will be displayed at the
Annual District Convention. Club Bulletin Contest Chair
will appoint a panel of three Lions, at least one from each
Region, to do the judging.
•Awards will be presented in the following categories:
Lions, Lioness and Leos. First place award in each
category for Club and Editor. Runner-up to Editor only.
•Each judge will assess the entries on a 0-100 point scale,
using the criteria below. The individual judges’ score for
each Club entry will be totaled to determine the final
score. In case of a tie on points, the judges will determine
the winner. The judges’ decisions are final.
CLUB BULLETIN JUDGING CRITERIA:
A. REGULARITY OF PUBLICATION 0-25 Points
B. PRESENTATION 0-25 Points
•Appearance
•Layout
•Reading
•Neatness
•Grammar
•Spelling
C. CONTENT 0-50 Points
Masthead (Club Name, Meeting Time & Place)
President’s Message & Editor’s Thoughts
Past, Present & Future Club Meetings &
Activities, Club, Zone & District Meetings &
Activity Information, Personal Items about
Members, Awards, Thank You Notes, Humor,
Motivational Articles, Use of District Governor
Buxton’s Theme “Bloom in Service”
CLUB PRESIDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD
The application below can also be downloaded from LCI, document:
DA-1. This award was previously known as the 100% Club President
Award. It is also on the District website at lions13g.org
APPLICATION FOR CLUB PRESIDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD
In order to receive the Club President Excellence Award, each club
president who has qualified must have the club secretary fill out this
form and have it approved and signed by the district governor. The
completed form must be mailed to the English Language Department at
International Headquarters, or faxed to (630) 571-1693, by September
30. THE AWARD WILL BE MAILED TO THE DISTRICT
GOVERNOR FOR PRESENTATION.
___________________
__________
___________
Club. No. (5 digits)
Club Name
Date
____________________________
____________________
2008-2009 Club President’s Name
Membership Number
THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS MUST BE FULFILLED:
Requirements. Please confirm completion by checking the boxes and
supplying requested information.
1. The club has furthered the association’s purposes and has adhered to
the association’s constitution and by-laws as well as its policies.
2. The club has conducted at least one service activity during the year.
Please explain briefly what activity was conducted:
3. The president has attended all of the following Lions meetings during
the year. (In case of emergency, a representative of the club
president may attend on behalf of the club president.)
(a) At least two zone meetings. Dates: Location:
(b) Club officer orientation/training. Date: Location:
(c) District, multiple district, or international
convention. Which one?
4. The club has submitted each of the following reports to International
Headquarters by the due dates:
(a) Monthly Membership Report (C-23-A).
(b) Annual Club Officer Report (PU-101).
5. The club is in good standing with Lions Clubs International, the
multiple-district and the district at the end of the fiscal year, June 30.
6. The club has achieved a net gain in membership by June 30. Number
of net gain:
7. New members were properly inducted, oriented and involved in
service activities and/or committee work.
8. The club has made a contribution to LCIF. Date: Amount: $
What was the club’s most outstanding accomplishment during the year
preceding application?
Request for review of award eligibility from a disqualified club president
shall be considered only if received at international headquarters within 12
months after completion of the club president’s term of office, provided that
the original application form is already filed at international headquarters.
I certify that the above facts agree with the records of the district.
Date Signature of 2009-2010 District Governor District 13G
DA-1 10/07
CLUB SECRETARY EXCELLENCE AWARD
Completed application must be filed with Zone Chair by April 1,
2010. The District Governor will verify Item 2 and Items 4a and
4d. All applications need to be postmarked/emailed to the
District Governor by April 15.
1. All Monthly Membership and Activity Reports
postmarked by the 6th of the following month.
2. PU-101 form listing updated officer information
postmarked no later than April 15.
3. Payment of International and District dues bills within
15 days of due date.
4. Eight of the following ten requirements must be met:
a. Attend this year’s District Leadership
Training.
b. Attend all three Zone Advisory meetings or
two Zone Advisory meetings and your Zone
Social.
c. Attend Mid-Winter Conference.
d. Attend District, State or International
Convention during your term.
e. Earn 100% attendance award during year.
f. Report a major service activity of your club.
g. Report a major fundraising activity of your
club.
h. Report club contribution to State projects and
LCIF by the end of March.
i. Sponsor a new member during term.
j. Ensure that all reports are complete when filed.
Application forms are available from your Zone Chair,
and must be validated with the following signatures:
• Club Secretary
• Club President
• Zone Chair or Region Chair
DISTRICT PIN 2009-2010
This year’s district pin
will feature “Ginger” a
yellow Labrador retriever.
Ginger was a “Pilot Pup”
raised by the Thornton
family as a 4H project for
Governor Steve’s daughter,
Stacey.
Ginger was received from
Pilot Dogs when she was
about six weeks old. The
Thornton children had no
idea she was about to invade
their home until they returned from school and there she
was. She lived with the family for about one year. During
that time, she attended obedience training and became
very well adjusted to family life. At the end of a year, she
returned to Pilot Dogs and received her training. After
graduation, she was placed with Francis, a blind lady
from West Virginia.
Studies have shown a future Pilot Dog has little
chance of becoming a dog guide unless it is raised in a
home and accustomed to playing with children, meeting
strangers, having the opportunity to be near traffic and go
through an obedience course.
The Pilot Dog program places pups into homes at
seven to 10 weeks of age. They will remain there until
reaching the age of 12-14 months or until requested back
by Pilot Dogs, Inc.
All proceeds from the Pilot Dog Series will go to Pilot
Dogs, Inc.
For more information on raising puppies, go to
www.pilotdogs.com or call 614-449-2136.
DISTRICT 13G PINS
1973-1974
1974-1975
1975-1976
1976-1977
Camp Echoing Hills
Eye Research
Bicentennial
Dixie
HISTORICAL SERIES
1977-1978
1978-1979
1979-1980
1980-1981
1981-1982
1982-1983
1983-1984
1984-1985
1985-1986
1986-1987
1987-1988
1988-1989
1989-1990
1990-1991
1991-1992
1992-1993
1993-1994
1994-1995
1995-1996
1996-1997
1997-1998
Schoenbrunn Memorial, New Philadelphia
Amish Farm, Berlin
Richmond College, Richmond
Coal Mines, Doylestown
Canal Boat, Martins Ferry
Smucker’s, Orrville
George Custer, Cadiz
Dogwood City, Wooster
Federal Land Office, Steubenville
Lions Roar, Rittman
WWII Monument, Toronto
Warthur Museum, Dover
Fort Steuben, Steubenville
Rouges Hollow, Doylestown
Gem of Egypt, Adena
WWI Monument, Doylestown
Betty Zane Monument, Martins Ferry
Reeves Museum, Dover
Fire House, Toronto
Union Depot, Orrville
Hopedale College, Hopedale
HISTORICAL SERIES
Continued
1998-1999
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
Dover Dam, Dover
Clarke Hinkle Field, Toronto
Tuscora Park, New Philadelphia
RR Depot WWII Canteen, Dennison
Gene Daniel Center, Doylestown
Wayne County Courthouse, Wooster
Goshen Dairy, New Philadelphia
Creston Railroad, Creston
OARDC, Wooster
PILOT DOG SERIES
2007-2008
2007-2009
LINK, Labrador
DARBY, Boxer
2009-2010
GINGER, Labrador
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
COUNCIL OF GOVERNOR’S MEETINGS
08/08/10
11/17/10
02/12/11
05/20/11
DISTRICT 13G CABINET MEETINGS
08/15/10 1st 13G Cabinet Meeting Tuscora Park
11/14/10 2nd13G Cabinet meeting New Philadelphia
02/20/11 3rd 13G Cabinet meeting location TBA
??-??-?? 4th 13G Cabinet Meeting location TBA
ZONE ADVISORY MEETINGS 2010-2011
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
1st Zone Mtg
08/18/10
08/17/10
08/16/10
08/25/10
08/24/10
08/30/10
2nd Zone Mtg
11/07/10
11/16/10
11/15/10
11/22/10
11/23/10
11/29/10
3rd Zone Mtg
02/23/11
02/22/11
02/21/11
02/21/11
02/22/11
02/23/11
DISTRICT 13G LEADERSHIP SCHOOL SPRING
CONFERENCE (to be determined)
USA/CANADA LIONS LEADERSHIP FORUMS
September 23-26, 2010 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MD13 WINTER CONFERENCE
January 14, 15 and 16, 2011 - Mohican State Park
DISTRICT 13G CONVENTION
April 15-16-17, 2011 Location To Be Determined
STATE CONVENTION
May 21-23, 2010 TBD
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
2010 Sydney Australia, June 28- July 2
DISTRICT 13G ZONE SOCIALS
Zones 1,2,3: Saturday, March 20, 2010
Zone 4:
TBA
Zones 5-6: TBA
CAMP ECHOING HILLS WORK DAYS/LIONS WEEKS
Fall Work Day
October 13, 2009
PRIDE RIDE
Saturday, October 17, 2009 Adventure Harley, New
Philadelphia
2009-2010 CALENDAR
PROTOCOL
The following is the official protocol policy of The International
Association of Lions Clubs for the year 2009-2010. Only the principal
speaker is required to acknowledge all dignitaries present.
A. Order of Precedence
Lions shall be recognized in the following order:
1. International President
2. Immediate Past International President
3. International Vice Presidents (according to rank)
4. International Directors (a) (Board Appointees)*
5. Past International Presidents (b)
6. Past International Directors (c)
7. Chairperson, Council of Governors (a)
8. District Governors
9. Association Executive Administrator
10. Association Secretary
11. Association Treasurer
12. Past Council Chairperson (a)
13. Immediate Past District Governor (a)
14. Vice District Governor (a)
15. Past District Governor (a)
16. Multiple District Secretaries (Volunteer) (a)
17. Multiple District Treasurers (Volunteer) (a)
18. District Secretaries (a)
19. District Treasurers (a)
20. Region Chairperson (a)
21. Zone Chairperson (a)
22. District Chairperson (a)
23. Club Presidents (a)
24. Immediate Past Club Presidents (a)
25. Club Secretaries (a)
26. Club Treasurers (a)
27. Past Club Presidents (c)
28. Multiple District Secretaries (staff) (a)
29. Multiple District Treasurers (staff) (a)
Explanation of notes used above:
(a) When more than one is present, they shall be recognized according to the
Roman alphabetic order of the first letter of their fully used family name. If the
first letter is the same, go to the second letter, and so on. If the last names are
identical, the same process should be followed with the first given name; if these
are the same, then the middle name. In the unlikely event that the two names are
identical, the one with the longest association membership shall be given
precedence.
(b) When more than one is present, the one who served most recently is given
precedence, and so on.
(c) When more than one is present, precedence should be the same as for past
international presidents (see [b] above). In the event more than one past
international director who served during the same term is present, then the criteria
specified for (a) should be used.
* Appointees by the international president to committees of the International
Board of Directors and the LCIF Executive Committee shall be introduced and
otherwise recognized before Lions who have held the same office. During
introductions, their appointment shall be mentioned. After their term of
appointment is concluded, special recognition shall cease.
** Single, sub and multiple district constitution & by-laws or local customs and
practice may alter the order of precedence and/or content of numbers 11 through
29.
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