THE LI NS SHAREThe Official Newsletter of Kansas Lions District 17-N

March 2015 District 17-N DG Gene Allen

Inside this Edition: District Convention, Newsletter Contest, Convention Silent Auction, Old Band Uni-formsClub News: Carbondale, Lyndon, Cedar Vale, Colony, Emporia, Galena, Oswego, Parsons, Burlington, Madison, Viola, Augusta, Hesston, Wichita North West, Newton, Wichita East/Southeast Spaghetti Din-nerUpcoming Events: GPPLI, District Convention, Baxter Springs Pancake Feed, Colony Pancake Feed, Em-poria Biscuit & Gravy Feed, Quilt Fundraiser for SPOT

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Upcoming EventsEmporia Lions Club

Biscuits & Gravy Break-fast. When: Saturday, March 7, 2015, Time: 7:30 am to 11:30 am, Where: Emporia Senior Center, Cost: $5.00 in advance, $6.00 at door.

Wichita East/South-east Lions Club Spa-ghetti Dinner. When: Saturday, March 7, 2015, Time: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Where: Plymouth Congregational Church, Cost $5.00

30th Anniversary Celebration for the Carbondale Lions Club. The table with many items on it is the items for the Administrative fund auction that was held. There were Lions from District A visiting and DG Gene and his father Gerald from the McCune Lions Club. PDG Clinton Vawter from the Scranton Lions Club was also in attendance.

Carbondale 30th Anniversary

Colony Lions Club Pancake & Chili/Soup Feed. Saturday, March 14th, Community Room - City Hall, Colony, Kan-sas, 7am to 7pm cost $4.00 adults, children under 12 $2.50.

Baxter Springs Lions Club Pancake Feed, Sat-urday, April 11, 6am to 10 am., 14th and Park, Baxter Springs.

Your Invitation To The First Annual District 17-N Convention

All Lions, Lioness-es, LEOs, and guests are invited to the 1st Annu-al District 17-N Lions Convention to be held in Pittsburg, KS on March 27 and 28, 2015. The convention hotel will be the Lamplighter Inn & Suites, 4020 Parkview Drive, Pittsburg, KS 66762 phone: 620-231-8700, located on the north end of Pittsburg on US Highway 69. Our Special Guest Speak-er will be Past Interna-tional Director W. Allen Broughton from Brent-wood, TN.

The pre-convention activity starts on Friday, March 27th and includes

an evening with our vis-iting Past International Director Broughton and his wife Lion Emily. We will begin by meeting at one of the famous chick-en restaurants in Pitts-burg at 5:30 pm. Each guest can order off the menu and is responsi-ble for their check. We would like to know ap-proximately how many will be attending so we can make arrangements with the restaurant for a meeting room. At 7 pm we will be returning to the hotel for light snacks, music, and conversation.

On Saturday, registra-tion begins at 8:30 am. Seminars start at 9 am

and will run through 11:45. We will break at noon for our convention banquet featuring a key-note speech by our vis-iting international guest. Following the banquet will be a business session to elect new officers and foundation directors. We will conclude the day with training sessions. We plan to conclude the convention by 4 pm so attendees will have time to travel home.

You will notice the low prices on the registra-tion form. The commit-tee has worked hard to make this an affordable convention for all. There will be no registration

fee, no charge for the Fri-day night reception for the PID at the hotel and the banquet meal is only $9, which is below our cost! How you may ask? The committee will be selling ads for our con-vention booklet to offset the convention expenses. So please ask your club to consider sponsoring an ad.

More information coming soon,

Thank you, District 17-N Convention Com-mittee

Co-chairs PDG Terry Weldin and PDG Chris Bauer

Registration form in-cluded in newsletter.

Lyndon Lions, Lion JoAnn Pouch and Lion Elaine Badger (Mem-ber of MD 17 Health Programs Committee) and Scranton Lion Rel-la Morgan. We screened 31 children (21 were 6 or under) with 0 re-ferrals. Monday Feb. 9th was the date of this screening.

Lyndon Lions Club

MD-17 PDG Club GPLLI Scholarships

The Kansas Past Dis-trict Governors (PDG) Club is excited to of-fer 6 scholarships (two per district) of $200 per scholarship for the Great Plains Lions Leader-ship Institute (GPLLI) to be conducted July 24-26, 2015 at James-town, North Dakota. The scholarships will be granted to the first two who apply from each dis-trict.

Scholarship Proce-dures:

1. Apply for GPLLI at-tendance

2. Contact PDG Denny Smith, Kansas PDG Club Treasurer, at ddsmith@pld.com or call 620-356-5879, to request

scholarship support. PDG Smith will inform you if you are one of the first two to apply and are approved from your dis-trict and will be granted a $200 scholarship upon successful completion of GPLLI. If you are not one of the first two ap-plicants from your dis-trict, you can ask to be kept on a waiting list in case someone else fails to complete the training; or, another district fails to use their quota.

3. If you were ap-proved, after you com-plete the training, inform PDG Smith of your suc-cessful completion.

4. PDG Smith will send you your scholar-ship check.

She Lion Faith Sanders presents Lion Allen Za-dorozny with a pin for 15 years of service in Lions Club. Lion Allen is the current treasurer. Lion Mad-ison Holroyd took this photo and also the other one I sent in a separate email, if you need photo credits.

Also, the Cedar Vale Lions Club will be holding it’s 89th Annual Lions Club Honors Banquet on April 10th, to honor our high school students who main-tain all A’s & B’s throughout the year.

Cedar Vale Lions

There was a good turn out at the Galena Branch Club meeting on Monday Feb. 9th in Galena. There was even a volunteer for vision screening for both instruments that were demonstrated. The Galena Branch is adding new members and moving towards the number needed for a charter event. Practice us-ing the Welch Allyn SureSight Autorefractor was pro-vided. Council Chair Jess Larison and Baxer Springs member Jerry Snider were in attendance. PDG Chris Bauer provided the photography.

Galena Lions Club

Oswego Lions ClubBelow are pictures of recent projects that Lions from Oswego participated in. Pictured is a the winner of

the local Peace Poster (the contest featured entries from both Oswego and Chetopa schools; Project Fear; Chetopa’s Pecan Fest, mums; placing a service dog with a recipient; the Oswego Fly In and their annual turkey and noodle dinner.

These pictures were taken from last week’s evening meting. Lion Keith McGuire is an engineer at CST Stor-age and their company has a plant in Hanoi, Vietnam. He has been looking after a couple of his coun-terparts from Vietnam who are in America visiting other CST plants. There were able to attend a couple of Lions meetings and gave a program last week which was about their country and the people who live there. Below are pictures of them making their presentation. Also pictured are Lion Keith and President Maggie Keene in-troducing and welcoming them.

Also pictured are other guests that Lion McGuire brought with him. His wife, Kathy, son Ben, and a couple who we are friends with from church, Travis and Katrina Ball (properly identi-fied, of course with visitor badges.

Parsons Lions Club

Only one issue of a club’s newsletter to be submitted for consideration (club editor sub-mits the one he/she thinks is best sample)

Choose any issue from July 1, 2014 through April 2015Submission date deadline: May 1, 2015Evaluators’ ratings due: May 20, 2015Evaluations to be by club newsletter editors who want to participatePDG Denny Smith will prepare a webpage for posting entries.Submitted newsletters to be submitted to participating evaluators electronically (PDF

format). Evaluators can print hard copies if they want to.Voting to be through Survey Monkey or some similar instrumentScoring on point scale: Rating of 1 = 10 points; 2 = 8 points; 3 = 6 points; 4 = 4 points;

or similar system (assign a rating to the newsletter as a whole, not a separate rating for each suggested criteria below).

No cash prizes; only small trophies and certificates to be awarded• Four top-rated newsletters to receive small trophies.• Honorable mention (all other entries) to receive certificates (possibly free lunch on

Saturday noon if they attend State Convention)• Awards to be made at business session at State Convention (pending approval from

Convention Committee)Recognize and accept that all evaluations will be subjective, based on evaluators’ own

preferences and his/her personal opinions about each newsletter.Basic evaluation criteria• Does the newsletter’s seem to appeal to club members’ interests and keep them in-

formed of club activities?• Does the newsletter appear to reflect the culture of the club?• Is the style, layout, artwork, etc., appealing to your own taste? (Consider appro-

priateness of photos, cartoons, drawings and other artwork but don’t downgrade if not used.)

• Consider appropriateness of color, etc. if used, but don’t downgrade a newsletter if printed only black and white.)

Other criteria evaluators may (or may not) want to consider• Grammatical usage (syntax, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure, etc.)• Inclusion of district and state Lions activitiesOverall• Do you (the evaluator) want to make comments to the editor, especially positive

ones but including any suggestions for improvements?• Space for such comments to be available on rating instrument (Survey Monkey or

similar)• Top four winners to be notified in advance of State Convention and invited to at-

tend to receive their awards

Format of 2014-15 Kansas Lions Club Newsletter Contest

Help welcome our special guest, International President Joe Preston and wife Joni and Kansas Lions to the 2015 State Convention in Lawrence – June 4-6, 2015. This is YOUR opportunity, as an individual or as a club, to be a part of this Convention.The state convention booklet for 2015 will be both informative and commemorative, and a great way for both Lions and Lions Clubs to welcome this very special guest to our great state!

YES! I / We would like to welcome International President Preston and Kansas Lions and sponsor the State Convention Booklet!

Full Page - $100 Half Page - $50 Quarter Page - $25 Individual Sponsorship Listing - $10 Individual Sponsorship Listing (Bold) - $15

Club Name: ______________________________________________

Individual Name: __________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________

City / State / Zip: __________________________________________

Telephone: ____________________ Email: ____________________

Please complete and return with your payment to: 2nd VDGE Deb Weaverling, 127 Hampton Court / Lansing, KS 66043 / e-mail: dweaverling@gmail.com

Check payable to Kansas Lions State ConventionDeadline for Convention Book sponsorships is May 10, 2015

Sponsorship OpportunityState Convention Booklet

Burlington LionsAt the Burlington Lions Club meeting District N GMT Chair Terry Weldin is presenting Lion Ronda Gil-

bert with her “100 by 100” Pin for bringing in a new member. PCC Beverly Nichols has designed the “100 by 100” program to encourage members to recruit new Lions members. Our goal is to gain 100 new total members in MD 17 before our International Association reaches the 100 year anniversary in 2017.

Lion Ronda also presents new Burlington Lions Club member Randy Lindauer with his official Lions pin.PDG Dale Rein presents GMT Chair Terry Weldin with his “100 by 100” pin. PDG Terry has a 2 member

hanger on his “100 by 100” pin signifying that he has brought in 2 new members so far this year.

GMT Chair Terry Weldin presents PDG Dale Rein with the Membership Excellence Pin for his year as President of the Burlington Lions during 2013-14.

Pictured left to right sponsor, Greg Davis, new member, Ty Gains and PDG Ralph Rodgers perform new member induction.

E t h a n S t e w a r d , perform- ing on his Bass Clar- inet for the Ma d i s o n Lions Club with hopes to attend the Kansas Lions Band this June.

PDG Lion Bill Kincaid, standing, presenting LCIF Program. Seated to Bill’s left is Lion Patrick Laham who also gave a presentation, Diabetes Awareness.

Madison Lions

Great Plains Lions Leadership Institute Your Great Plains Lions Leadership Institute is an amazing opportunity to enhance leadership skills, meet Lions from six U.S. states and one Canadian province and have fun. When: July 24 – 26, 2015

Where: Jamestown University, Jamestown, North Dakota, U.S. Registration Fee: $150 U.S. funds before June 1 $170 U.S. funds after May 31

Fee includes meals, institute costs and double occupancy dorm room Who: Any Lion, Lioness, or Leo who 18 or older, who has not yet served as District

Governor as of the dates of the institute, is eligible. No previous attendee is eligible without prior approval of the Institute Coordinator, PID Marvin Chambers.

This weekend features seminars that apply to Lions volunteer service AND to one’s career, community and home life. Topics are:

Building Effective Teams Communication Skills Conflict Management Delegation Diversity Goal Setting/Action Plan/Personal Mission Statement Leading Effective Meetings Managing Your Time Motivation Project Management

We will also present a luncheon session specifically geared towards Lions Clubs International, its programs, legacy, and resources available. Wait! There’s another benefit: graduating the GPLLI program meets one requirement for completion of the Master’s Program of Lions University. Check out www.lionsuniversity.org Application form attached for registration, dorm and special needs information.

Need more information? Contact:

Lion Anne Smarsh e-mail: t.smarsh@att.net or Lion Craig Donecker e-mail: craigd@littlegiantfittings.com

Feb. 2015

On behalf of District 17-N, Lion Patrick Laham, pictured on the left, presented Viola Lions Club President, Shane Beebe with the Club of Excellence Award. Lion Shane pictured on the right was one of the cooks at the 58th Annual Viola Lions Club Sau-sage Supper, held February 17th.

Pictured are two of the local Leos Cub members who helped with the sausage supper. The Viola Club fed over 1,200 people plus 100 volunteers.

Viola Lions

Leos are going to Hawaii!! They have begun fund-raising and are working hard to make this trip a real-ity. Here’s how you can help:

1. Cost to feed a Leo per day in Hawaii is $45.00 per Leo per day (5 days total)

2. They will be traveling as a group and we want them to have “look-alike” backpacks to help (a) keep them together and (b) keep them organized! ($35.00 per Leo)

3. Lodging will be approximately $400 - $500 per Leo based on the number of people per room (we are trying to get 3 Leos and a chaperone for each room).

4. We want each Leo to have 10 Leo pins for trading ($30.00 per Leo)

The Leos are NOT expecting a free vacation! Our kids have already paid for the airfare and are now working to pay for the rest. No funds given by Lions are used for the sponsors – your support is for the Leos! There are currently 12 Leos from Kansas plan-ning to attend.

If your club can help in any way, it would be ap-preciated. Please send donations to the Kansas Lions Foundation with Leos to Convention in the memo line. If you could also let me know it was sent, that would be greatly appreciated!

Lion Cheryl Kerns ckerns@bluevalleyk12.org

Leos Going to Hawaii

Convention Silent AuctionMoney to be used for New Band Uniform

and PediaVision ScreenerDonated Items to-date

Tickets to Arkansas NaturalsTickets to the Baldknobbers

Gift Basket from Cabot CreameryOne night stay at Great Wolf Lodge

Kansas City ChiefsKansas City RoyalsKansas City Zoo

Kansas CosmosphereMesquite Pro Rodeo

Oklahoma Science MuseumShowboat Branson Belle

Springfield CardinalsGolf at Stonebridge ResortTickets Great Passion Play

Tulsa ZooTurpentine Creek Wildlife

Vogel WineryWichita Thunder

Still waiting on several other donations. If you have any item for the silent auction, please let Lion Machelle Smith know and she will get bid sheets made.

GREAT PLAINS LIONS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE 2015

WHAT GPLLI is an intensive, professional and valuable leadership skills program for Lions who have not served as District Governor. You will learn skills for club,job, community and church, as well as personal development.

WHEN July 24-26, 2015. Registration is from 9:00 a.m. to noon, Friday, July 24.Adjournment and checkout is by 3:00 p.m. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Lunch on Friday, July 24 is at 12:00 noon.

WHERE University of Jamestown, Jamestown, North Dakota

COST US$150 per attendee if received by the Registrar on or before May 31, 2015.Cost increases to US$170 beginning June 1, 2015. Registration covers doubleoccupancy room, seven meals, and all course materials. Single occupancy rooms,if available, require an additional US$40. Any remaining costs will be covered by funding from Lions Clubs International and contributions from participating multiple districts.

WHO Any Lion, Lioness or Leo who has attained majority and who has not yet servedas District Governor as of the dates of the institute is eligible. No previous attendee is eligible without prior approval of the Institute Coordinator, PID Marvin Chambers.

This institute is being sponsored by Multiple Districts 5 (Saskatchewan, North Dakota and South Dakota), 9 (Iowa), 17 (Kansas), 26 (Missouri) and 38 (Nebraska).

Dynamic presenters from across the Great Plains will provide emerging Lion leaders with modules on communication skills, team building, delegation, time management, conflict management, project management, diversity, motivation, goal setting/action planning/personal mission statement and leading effective meetings.

For additional information please contact Secretary/Registrar PID Bruce Schwartz at nmbruce@bis.midco.net or 701-258-1189.

PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE INSTITUTE

Augusta Lions

The Augusta Lions Club celebrated Valentines Day on February 17th with music sang by a girls quartet from the Augusta High school.

The ladies of the United Methodist Women, deco-rated the tables. Pictured is Helen Bergen.

The cooks were honored with a special Valentines card. Pictured from left to right are Susan Harvey, Jan Lary, Lynda McDermott, Roberta McGrew, and Ellen Banister.

The ladies are members of United Methodist Women, (UMW).

Hesston Lions“The Hesston Lions Club hosted a Unique Antique

Road Show at their regular Monday night meeting on Feb 3, 2015. Lions members and community mem-bers brought in odd and old objects to be given a once-over by a panel of area antique enthusiasts. The appraisers gave their best guess as to the purpose and estimated value of the unique items. Items brought ranged from old toys to farm tools and equipment to lamps and letter openers. It was a fun evening and a great community event.”

Wichita North West LionsLion Patrick Laham

presented Diabetes Awareness Program to Wichita North West Li-ons Club February 19th.

March 26 is the Amer-ican Diabetes Associa-tion Alert Day and is a one-day “wake-up call” that encourages the American public to get healthy, get serious and raise diabetes awareness. By taking a Diabetes Risk Test at http://www.stopdiabetes.com/get-the-facts/risk-test.htm-l?loc=stopd-footer, you can find out if you are at risk for developing Type 2 diabetes. By educating your friends, family and

members of your community about diabetes, you can help those around you take action toward a healthier lifestyle.

Ways for Lions to get involved:

Organize a Strides: Lions for Diabetes Aware-ness event

Partner with local healthcare providers to orga-nize a diabetes screening

Volunteer at a children’s camp for diabetes Hold a healthy cooking demonstration for peo-

ple with diabetes Organize a community vegetable garden to en-

courage healthy eating

For more information, visit the National Diabetes Education Program’s website.

How is your Lions club participating in this year’s Diabetes Alert Day?

- See more at: http://lionsclubs.org/blog/2013/03/26/today-is-diabetes-alert-day/#st-hash.Fnn9mvtN.dpuf

Baxter Springs Lions Club Pancake Breakfast

14th & Park

Saturday

April 11, 2015

6 a.m.—10 a.m.

$5.00

Kids 5 & under eat Free!

“We Serve” all you can eat:

Pancakes, Sausage, Milk, Juice and Coffee!

Advance tickets available at American Bank or any

Lion’s member.

Same price at the door! We accept old eyeglasses

Quilt Fundraiser for SPOT:Beautiful Cat Themed Twin Sized Quilt

Picture Frame pattern large twin sized quilt that we are accepting dona-tions for funds to buy

additional SPOT Pedia-vision Vision Screeners for our district. One is $1 and six for $5. It will

be given away in June at State Convention in Lawrence. It is machine quilted and made by

Lion Rosalie Vorhees of the Reading Lions Club.

Health HappeningsPDG Marvin Greenberg is finally home. After a trip to Grand Island on Thursday to re-

move the kidney drain, we were able to check out of the Red Cloud Hospital and head home. It was a long day but worth it. Yesterday the Angel Care team came to the house to change the wound vac dressing so that is all set up for 3 days a week. Other than that, he is doing well, walking is slow but he is getting there.

The wound vac that we had been waiting on for 8 days finally showed up on Wednesday afternoon and had been waylayed by the snowstorm on the east coast somewhere.

December 5th was a long time ago, and he was only home for 4 days after I broke him out of the local hospital, before he was admitted to Mary Lanning Hospital in Hastings. After his stint there he moved to Red Cloud swing bed at the hospital for almost 3 weeks before everything was finished (Antibiot-ics, antifungal, and the renal drain) to come home. The portable wound vac gives him the freedom to go wherever he wishes. He commented that it is like carrying a purse and he has never done that before.

Thank you to all for the cards, calls, visits, and the many prayers during the last 2 1/2 months. All were very much appreciated.

MARCH MEETING DATESASBURY PARK, 200 SOUTHWEST 14THMarch 11th—Meeting in the red building March 19th—Lions Club Board meeting ( Asbury

Park)All Lions Club members are welcomeMarch 25th—Meeting in the red building April 22nd—-Sand Creek Cleanup 5:00pmMay 2nd—Chisholm Trail Bike RideJuly 8th——-Sand Creek Cleanup 6:00pmSeptember 23—Sand Creek Cleanup 5:00pmThe meal will be ready to be served at 11:45 AMThe meeting will be called to order at 12:10 PMIf possible, please RSVP to Lion Carrie by Noon

on Tuesday. RSVPs are not mandatory, but would greatly help in getting an accurate meal count so we can keep the cost down.

YOUTH, VISION,HUNGER,ENVIRONMENT

Newton Lions

Multiple districts 17, district N purchased three screeners to be used in the district for screening of both children (starting at six months) and adults.

Last spring Newton Lions Club introduced the screener to the nurses of Newton Schools.

All seven at the meeting were pleased and wanted to use the screeners. They are checked out from Kan-sas Lions Foundation( Lion Helen Leblanc, Valley Center)

This past summer Cooper Early Education Center screened 160 Pre-school children and have contin-ued the use of the screener into the current school year. Currently using the Screener one day a month.

This fall the vision screener screened all students in the following schools.

South Breeze Elementary, Slate Creek Elementary, Walton Elementary,

North Ridge Elementary, Sunset Elementary, Newton High School ( not all students-just where a student was having a vision concern) Burrton Pub-lic Schools, Two Private schools in Halstead, Newton Bible School. USD 373 contracts with the non USD 373 schools for health services

Use Of Pediavision Vision Screener In Newton And Area

Schools

Old Style Band Uniforms Name on the Uniform Requestor Ship Delivered

17 AE PDG Club

Altamont Lions

Altamont Lions

Arkansas City Early Birds PDG Tim Hays

Arkansas City Lioness

Arkansas City Lions

Auburn Lions

Augusta Breakfast Lions

Augusta Lioness

Augusta Lionness

Augusta Lions

Augusta Lions

Augusta Lions

Bashor Lions

Bazine Lions

Belleville Lions

Benton Lions

Benton Lions

Bert & Dorothy Garrett

Bill & Anne Ketterman

Bill & Dorothy Wunder

Bill & Jeanine Beamgard, PDG 17 NW

Bob Slapar, PDG 17 AE

Bonner Springs Lions

Bonner Springs Lions

Brent Selby

Brian Bollingers, Friends University

Burdett & Rozel Lions

Cedarville Lions

Chauncey White, PDG 17 AW

Chautatqua Clinic

Chester Francis

Chuck & Ann England

Claflin Lions

Clay Center Lions

Clearwater Lions

Coffeville Daylight Defenders

Coffeyville Lions

Concordia Lions

Dave & Peggy Jacobson

Deefield Lions

Delphos Lions

Derby Lions

Derby Lions

Dist Governors 2002-2003

Dodge City Lions

Douglass Lions

Douglass Lions

Downs Lions

Doyle & Phyllis Showalter

Doyle & Phyllis Showalter

Dr. John Taylor, Director 2004, 08, & 09

Durham Lions

El Dorado Lions

El Dorado Lions

El Dorado Lions

Ell Saline Lions

Ellinwood Lions

Ellsworth Lions

Emporia Noon Lions

Emporia Sundowners Lions

Ernest Eiklebarry, PDG

Ernest Young

Eudora Lions

Eureka Lioness

Eureka Lions

Everest Lions

Fort Larned Lions

Fort Larned Lions

Gardner Lions

Gardner Lions

Gem Lions

Gene & Darcey Vogel

Goddard Lions

Goddard Lions

Goodland Lions PDG Don Keihl

Goodland Topside Lions

Great Bend Evening Lions

Great Bend Noon Lions

Great Bend Noon Lions

Gypsum Lions

Hays 7th Calvary Lions

Hays 7th Calvary Lions

Hays Lions

Hays Lions

Hays Sign Company

Haysville Lions

Henry & Lois Funderburg, PDG 17 SE

Hesston Lions

Hiawitha Lions

Hillsboro Lions

Hillsboro Lions

Hillsboro Noon Lions

Hugoton Lions

Humboldt Lions

Independence Lions

Inman Lions

James & Wanda Groves, PDG 17 SE

Jetmore Lions

Jim Goudelock, PDG 17 AE

Jim Thyfault, PDG 17 NW

Jo and JoAnn Lions

Karl F. Seith Trust

Kay Stone Kay Stone

Kensington Lions

Kensington Lions

Kingman Lions

Kirwin Lions

Kirwin Lions

Ks Lions Band Committee

Ks Lions Band Committee 2002-2003

Ks Lions Band Committee 2002-2003

Ks Lions Band Foundation

Ks Lions Band Foundation

Kyle Tilson, PDG 17 KW

Lansing Lions

Lawrence & Betty Strouts, PDG 17 AW

Lawrence Lions

Lawrence River City Lions

Leavenworth Lions

Leawood Lions

Lebo Lions

Lenexa Liopns

Lindsburg Lioness

Lion Jami Tolle

Lion Phillis Tilson

Lion Shari Neidhardt Band Chair Lion Shari Neidhardt

Lions Spare Pin Project

Logan Lions

Logan Lions

Louis & Evelyn Johnson

Louisburg Lions

Louisburg Lions

Lyndon Lions

Lyndon Lions

Macksville Lions

Madison Lions

Maize Lions

Manhattan Evening Lions

Manhattan Evening Lions

Marysville Lions

McDonald Lions

McPherson Lions

MD 17 PDG Club

MD 17, 1990 - 1991 Lions

Melvin Weins

Mildred Ewing

Minneapolis Lions

Minneapolis Lions

Moundridge Lions

Moundridge Lions

Moundridge Lions

Mulvane Lions

Mulvane Lions

Ness City Lions

Ness City Lions

Ness City Lions

Norton Lions

Norton Lions

Norton Lions

Norwich Lions

Oberlin Lions

Oberlin Lions

Oberlin Lions

Olathe Lions

Olathe Lions

Olathe Noon Lions

Olathe Noon Lions

Oskaloosa Lions

Ottawa Lions

Overland Park Host Lioness

Overland Park Host Lioness

Overland Park Host Lioness

Overland Park Host Lioness

Overland Park Host Lions

Overland Park Host Lions

Overland Park Host Lions

Overland Park Noon

Paola Evening Lions

Paola Sunrise Lions

Parsons Lion

Parsons Lions

PCC Hans & Shari Neidhardt PCC Hans

PCC Hans Neidhardt State Treasurer PCC Hans

PDG Dean & Vera Schmidt PDG Dean Schmidt

PDG Don & Lois Matlock

PDG Louis & Evelyn Johnson

PDG Verle & Syliva Bostick

Phillipsburg Lions

Pittsburg Lions

Pleasant Valley Lions

Potwin Lions

Potwin Lions

Prairie Village Lions

Prairie Village Lions

Prairie Village Lions

Pratt Downtown Lions

Pratt Lions

Ray Adam, PDG 17 NW

Riley & Leonardville Lions

Robinson Lions

Rosehill Lions

Rosehill Lions

Rossville Lions

Roxbury Lions

Roxbury Lions

Roxford Lions

Salina Downtown Lions

Salina Downtown Lions

Salina North Lions

Salina South Lions

Salina South Lions

Satanta Lions

Scandia Lions

Scranton Lions

Sebetha Lions

Sedan Lions

Seith Trust

Seneca Lions

Shawnee Lions

Shawnee Lions

Shawnee Lions

Shawnee Lions

Smith Center Lions

Soloman Lions

Spring Hill Lions

Spring Hill Lions

Spring Hill Lions

St John Lions

St John Lions

Stafford Lions

Stanley Lions

Stanley Lions

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

State & Int Band Comm 2004-2005

Steven & Deborah Lewis

Sylvan Grove Lions

Tescott Lions

Topeka Lions

Topeka Sunflower Lions PCC Bobby Duvall

Topeka Sunflower Lions

Towanda Lions

Towanda Lions

Troy Lions

Turner Lions Kay Stone

Viola Lions

Washington Lions

Wellington Lions

Wellington Lions

Wichia Downtown Lions

Wichita Airport Lions

Wichita Airport Lions

Wichita Downtown Lions

Wichita Downtown Lions

Wichita Downtown Lions

Wichita East Lions

Wichita South Lions

Winchester Lions

Winfield Lions

Winfiled Lions

Wm. K. Walker, MD

Yates Center Lions