lions r ara s the 2015-2016 district 20-y2 governor, i am very proud and appreciative of the loyalty...

As the 2015-2016 District 20-Y2 Governor, I am very proud and appreciative of the loyalty and commitment

of our Lions. This past year, we were “Lions Building Lions”. Many of our district Lions stepped up to the plate and took the challenge to serve those in need.

WE DID IT! We accomplished Lions Clubs International (LCI)’s goals to increase membership. At the beginning of 2015, our district had 988 members. At the start of the September membership renewals, there was a drop to 974. Our Lions aggressively took action, recruited 113 new members and chartered a new club. I am thrilled to announce District 20-Y2 has 1010 Lions and 36 clubs.

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JUNE 2016LIONS R AR20Y2District

What’s inside...Find out about District & Club

Events starting on page 9Find valuable resources

starting on page 16

“District Govornor” continued on Page 2

20Y2 Selfie Spot!

DISTRICT LEADERSHIp SCHOOL

(see page15)

Hey Lions!

HAVE SOME

FUN WITH

US!!!Send me your selfie and it could be next month’s “Selfie Spot!

1. Must include a Lions logo!

2. Send a .jpg to karen@deuxflutes

3. Indicate your club and that it’s for the Selfie Spot!SEE PAGE 2

A message from...

District govornor paula Flisnik

Read District & Club News starting on page 3

Region L News

(see page6)

NEXT ROAR DEADLINE JUNE 28, 2016

This past year, the district received $26,750 in grant awards. These financial donations aided our district in carrying out LCI’s mission. In highlighting only a handful of the many accomplishments: piloting the first LCI Pre-K Lions Quest, introduction of Lions Quest, Anthem Foundation BC/BS Health Fair, development and operation of the Saratoga Lions Vision Center and the charter of the Marcy Telephone Lions Club.

The Marcy Telephone Lions Club is a club for potential Lions that find transport and time limitations as a barrier to becoming a Lion. Traditional meetings are held twice monthly meeting via a secured conference line with a passcode. Stay tune for the Charter Celebration details.

Effective July 1, I hand over the District Governor reins to Lion James Griffith. I believe that District 20-Y2 will continue its success with our upcoming leaders. We are fierce and determined in the delivery of Melvin Jones’ personal code, “You can’t get very far until you start doing something for somebody else”.

Cheers to a great year and continued victories!

Yours in Lionism, DG Paula

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Take selfies at YOUR event! Make sure the Lions logo is in your picture!

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District & Club Newsglens Falls Lions Club

By Lion Karen Rager

On Monday, May 30, our Area Lions Flying Fingers participated in the Queensbury/Glens Falls Memorial Day

Parade.

Our May dinner meeting in recent years has been a picnic in Crandall park, which coincides with the cleaning and planting of our small flower garden near the Route 9 entrance, north of the pond.

Lions Karen and Scott Rager planted the garden, and then the club had a buffet style picnic which ended with us getting a little silly playing a fun game of Charades!

Our own Lion Jenn Howse (soon to be King Lion!), spearheaded a brand new event in Glens Falls, Saturday, May 21. The first annual Pet Fest was held in City Park, and was a grand success! The park was filled with dogs, dogs, and dogs, oh, and their humans! Many vendors were set up offering everything from pet portraits, to doggy treats. Glens Falls Lions set up their soda and water booth, and the Area Lions Flying Fingers performed again.

FIVE animals were adopted into homes. Forty five dogs were

Albany & Troy Lions ClubBy Lion Jerry Gordon

Our guest speaker was our own Lion Dr. Allen Zieker, who told us about

his volunteering with SEE (Surgical Eye Expeditions). He’s been on missions to several Central American countries, including Panama, Honduras and Guatemala, to perform free cataract surgeries. Half of all blindness is caused by cataracts, and they’re more common in very sunny areas because of the increased UV exposure. Interestingly, even if a patient has cataracts in both eyes, they remove them from only one eye. Even with only one cataract removed, the patient will have very good vision, and this way they can do twice as many patients in the same amount of time.

We had enough board members present to vote to again sponsor a HOBY student for $200. We’ve been doing this for a number of years, and every year, we say we should have the student speak at our September orOctober meeting, but we never do. Maybe this time …

Lion Jerry reported that Donald Kaiser, a Troy optician, died in March at the age of 98. He had been a Troy Lion for many years, and we received a donation in his memory.

microchipped. Pet 1st aid and cpr training was offered, while many demonstrations were going on including dog training sessions, sheriff’s dept k9 demos, education on pet health, education on working dogs, and therepy and search and rescue.

I would say it was a grand success. WELL DONE Lion Jenn! We look forward to next year’s Pet Fest!

King Lion Shaun RiversP. O. Box 528, Glens Falls, NY 12801

Home (518) 793-1034 Work (518) [email protected]

[email protected] ~ www.glensfallslions.orgVisit our FB page! http://tinyurl.com/ow6a9aa

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Area Lions Flying Fingers on their Memorial Day Parade Float, Monday May 20, 2016 in Glens Falls, NY.

PDG Dave Harris noted that we were the host club for the annual meeting of the Sight Society of NENY/Lions Eye Bank, which was held on May 1 at the Desmond. Lion Carol Quantock, representing our club, gave the opening welcome address. She is a new member of the organization’s board of directors.

Our next drive is May 23 from 1-6pm at the East Greenbush Library.

Lion Jerry reported on another meeting at UAlbany in Rensselaer about a new campus club. It was decided that although the club would be open to students and faculty fromthe main campus, its emphasis would be the School of Public Health. The name will be UAlbany SPH Campus Lions Club. The goal now is to get the 20 charter members they need before they can submit the new-club paperwork.

King Lion Chris HoranP.O. Box 192, Troy, NY 12181-0192

Cell (518) 469-8562Work (518) 402-3507

(518) [email protected] [email protected]

facebook.com/albanytroylions

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In MemoriumBy KL Ed Pike

Fellow Lions,

We are saddened to report the death of Lion Jack Womer. The Galway Lions will be gathered and performed a Lions service at his wake. There was a memorial celebration at Jack’s house on June 4.

Memorial contributions in memory of Jack may be made to Galway Lions Club, PO Box 244, Galway, NY 12074.

Online emembrances may be made at www.armerfuneralhome.com.

KL Ed PikeGalway Lions Club

Here is the link to Jack’s obituary

http://tinyurl.com/zzlcw8m

Saratoga Springs Lions ClubCAMp AbILITIES AND

gLENNpETER jEwELERSBy VDG2 John McDonald

Please see our flyer on page 9 , for an event on June 11th from 3-5 PM. Glennpeter Jewelers is donating the use of

their store, all of the food, and all of the proceeds from the cash bar - all to support Camp Abilities! There is no cost to attend. We’ll have a lot of raffle prizes, along with a silent auction for a few prizes donated by Glennpeter, including a Wine & Cheese Tasting event for 40 people ($1,500 value); a Princess Birthday Party for 6 girls ages 7 and up (value $200); and a Bracelet Making Wine & Food Party for 6 ladies (value $500).

This is a great chance to get together for a fun & relaxing afternoon! We hope to see you there!”

King Lion Karen Foster110 Middle Grove Road

Greenfield Center, NY 12833Cell (518) [email protected]

Club Correspondence Address: P. O. Box 166, SaratogaSprings, NY 12866-0166

www.saratogaspringslions.com/

Lions PrayerWhere Lions meet be present Lord,To weld our hearts in one accord,To do thy will, Lord make us strong,To aid the weak and right the wrong.

Hearing Conservation SocietyRECOgNITION

by Lion Sandie Clark

LionS HeaRing ConSeRvation SoCiety oF District 20-y2

President Jim Clark15 Pine Road, South Glens Falls, NY 12803

Home (518) [email protected]

Lion Jim Clark (left), President of the Lions Hearing Conservation Society of District 20-Y2, presents an award to Lion Eric Unislawski (right) recognizing his 15 years of service as Treasurer.

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Hadley Luzerne Lions ClubBy King Lion Mark McLain

Hadley-Luzerne Lions Club awarded two $1,000 scholarships to seniors of the Hadley-Luzerne School

District last week.

Monday we help to honor all who died keeping us free with our float in the Memorial Day parade.

King Lion Mark McLainP. O. Box 358

Lake Luzerne, NY 12846Home (518) 696 - 3464

[email protected]

ARE YOU A KNIGHT OF THE BLIND?

Did you know that over 5,000 children and 30,000 adults are treated every year at the

Lions Eye Institute at Albany?BECOMING A KNIGHT OF THE BLIND

is one way you can support this mission.

For more information: [email protected]

www.leialbany.com

tHeSe aRe tHe auDioLogiStS in DiStRiCt 20y2 wHo wiLL woRK

witH CLubS to PuRCHaSe tHe LionS aFFoRDabLe HeaRing aiD

tHRougH LCiF

Mark Caffrey93 Guy Park Ave. Amsterdam , NY518-842-5165

Saratoga Hearing Center Maria Valli 414 Maple Ave, Suite 800Saratoga Springs, NY518-584-0578

the Hearing Center at glens Falls HospitalDrs Debra Backus & Dina Foster2 Country Club RdQueensbury, NY 12804518-926-2060

Mark Caffrey242 East State St. ExtGloversville, NY518-725-2620

Madison Hearing CenterChris Raffo1 Executive Center DriveSuite 202Albany, NY518-690-2060

Center for the HearingDr Suzan Boggia318 Ridge StQueensbury, NY 12804518-798-4800

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bethlehem Lions ClubBy Lion Michele O’Hare

On Wednesday May 18th at the Normanside Country Club, the Bethlehem Lions Club awarded its Wallace H. Erlich-

man Memorial Scholarships to two Town of Bethlehem gradu-ating seniors. Sofia Perrotto of Bethlehem Central High School will be attending Smith College in the fall and plans on studies that will lead to a career in human rights activism. Jocelyn Roosenberg, who will be graduating from Loudonville Chris-tian School, has multiple college acceptances, including Siena. She hopes eventually to attend medical school. Both recipients demonstrated not only excellence in their academic records, but outstanding public and community service as well. From left are pictured Bethlehem Lion President Michael Kanuk, parents Debra Perrotto and Brian Perrotto, scholarship recipi-ent Sofia Perrotto, scholarship recipient Jocelyn Roosenberg, parent Jolene Roosenberg and Bethlehem Lions Scholarship Committee Chair Robert A. O’Malley.

King Lion Michael KanukP. O. Box 141, Bethlehem, NY 12054


[email protected]

Region L NewsBy Lion John Griffin

Region L held the 35th annual Journey for Sight on May 7,2016 raising in excess of $16,000 for Lions causes - King Lion Kathy Thomas of Sauquoit and Region Chair Jim Winkler present Wicks-Staley American Legion Post a Robert J. Uplinger Award for their support of the event over the years.

It was a beautiful day for the Region L Journey for Sight on May 7th at the Sauquoit High School track with a great turnout for the event.

(Left) Past International President Al Brandel with Sauquoit Lion charter member Lew Smith at the MD 20 convention in Buffalo just prior to Lion Lew being honored with a Leadership Award from Lion's International.

(Above) Sauquoit Lion Charter Member and WWll veteran Lew Smith takes the stage at the MD 20 Lions convention to receive the Leadership Award. Lion Lew has served Lions faithfully for over 61 years.(Left) Sauquoit Valley Lion Charter member and WWll Veteran Lew Smith receives the Leadership Award from International V.P. Bob Corlew at the MD 20 convention in Buffalo.

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District Y2 AwardsBy Lion John McDonald

Lion Jim Flynn with Lions Kevin Ronayne and John McDonald. Lion Jim was recognized with the Brandel Murphy Youth Foundation "Miracles through Service" award and the District 20Y2 Knight of the Blind award. Lion Jim was recognized for his dedication to the Saratoga Springs Lions Sight Center within the Saratoga Hospital Community Health Center. Lions Kevin and John were also integral members of the sight center development committee.

Lion Michele O'Hare being presented with the Melvin Jones Fellowship in Buffalo with DG Paula and other 20Y2 Lions.

Region O, Zone b NewsBy Lion Tom Snowdon

Zone Chair Tom Snowdon welcomed District Governor Paula Flisnik who made a joint visitation to the Duane

Lions Club and Town of Wright/ Schoharie Valley Lions Club at the Apple Barrel Café in Schoharie on March 21, 2016. He introduced Duane’s President Steve Perog and Wright/Schoharie Valley’s Vice-President Jessica Fagan who each reported on fundraisers and upcoming club projects. The Duane Lions recently purchased a device to screen young children for vision problems.

The Wright/Schoharie Valley Lions Club was selected as Grand Marshall to lead the American Legion’s Memorial Day Parade in Schoharie on May 26th. The club will be recognized for 40 years of service to the community. The club served as the area’s World War II and Korean War Commemorative Community and has a history of honoring veterans.

District Governor Flisnik explained the structure of the Lions organization Lions are volunteers who serve their communities. Lions Clubs International is the world’s largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. District 20-Y2 is one of 12 Districts within Multiple District 20 which comprises New York State and Bermuda.

District Governor Flisnik described various projects she has been involved with around the District. These included Lion Quest programs which teach young people skills necessary for everyday success; Lions See, Inc. (Screening Eyes Early) whose mission is to decrease childhood blindness through early detection and treatment of the most common vision disorders that cause Amblyopia, also known as lazy eye; and LCIF (Lions Clubs International Foundation) which enables compassionate humanitarian service around the world. The vast majority of LCIF’s funding comes through the generous donations from Lions clubs and individual members.

She reported on strategies to strengthen Lions clubs: the use of social media to connect members; the start of an on-line “telephone club” allowing visually impaired Lions to come together but also allowing for dual membership; an initiative to start a Lions club at SUNY Albany; and leadership conferences providing educational opportunities to members. The District Governor inducted three new members into the Duane Lions Club: Arthur and Camille Crandall, who were sponsored by Lion Steve Perog; and Diane Harris, sponsored by her husband, Lion Paul Harris.

See “Region O” on Page 8

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New member, Centennial Lion Bob Tines, who was sponsored by Lion Tom Snowdon and will be formally inducted into the Town of Wright/Schoharie Valley Lions Club by Past District Governor Dave Ramsey, president of the club, at the club’s installation of officers in June.

The clubs presented DG Flisnik with a gift basket from the Apple Barrel in appreciation of her visitation.

From left to right, District Governor Paula Flisnik inducted three new Centennial members into the Duane Lions Club. Arthur and Camille Crandall; with their sponsor Duane Lion Steve Perog; and Diane Harris with her sponsor, Lion Paul Harris.Photo by Rosemary Christoff Dolan

Town of Wright/Schoharie Valley Lions Club President, Past District Governor Dave Ramsey, right, attaches a membership pin on new Centennial member Bob Tines who will be formally inducted into the club in June. Bob was sponsored by Lion Tom Snowdon. Photo by Rosemary Christoff Dolan

From left, Duane Lions Club President Steve Perog, District Governor Paula Flisnik, and Zone Chair Tom Snowdon who is a member of the Town of Wright/Schoharie Valley Lions Club.Photo by Rosemary Christoff Dolan.

HEY LIONS!

Inquiring Lions want

to know what

YOUR CLUB is up to!!!

Submit an article and pitures of your clubs past activities.

Send a flyer of upcoming fundraisers and events.

1. Send copy in word or .pdf

2. Send pictures in .jpg

3. Send by the 28th [email protected]

IT’S EASY AS

1 - 2 - 3 Detailed info is on page 16 of this newsletter

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District & Club Events

10northeast Pin Swap XXviii

august 17, 18, 19, & 20, 2016BPO Elks Club Lodge #2110

4400 Sweden Walker Road, Brockport, NY 14420

Hotels

Two hotels in Brockport are each holding a bank of twenty room at reduced rate for the swap up until 30 days before the start of the swap

Hampton Inn4873 Lake Road, Brockport NY 14420, 585-391-6747- $109 per night

Dollinger’s Inn & Suites4908 Lake Road, Brockport, NY 14420, 585-395-1000:

$79 per night for Wednesday & Thursday and $99 per night for Friday

For event Planning

Wednesday, August 17 at Schiebel’s barn, lunch and dinner, silent pin auction, wine tasting # attending:____

Thursday, August 18, evening: Kendall Lions Steak Roast, est. cost of $15 per person # attending:____

Friday, August 19th, evening starting at 6pm buffet dinner and arm chair horse races at BPOElks Club, $14 per person #attending ____

Saturday, August 20th, Breakfast at 7:30am at 54 Main Street, order off the menu, guest speaker # attending: _____

northeast Pin Swap Registration

____ $40 registration payable to PTCNY&B (required for all active traders) includes one table, one bidding paddle, swap pin, Wednesday lunch and dinner, and Thursday hospitality tent

____ $10 additional guest registration ( includes Wednesday lunch and dinner and Thursday hospitality tent)

____ $5 per day registration for local traders without table

____ $8 per table for additional tables

____$14 per person for dinner at Arm Chair Races

______ Total reservation

Mail registration and check payable to PtCny&b for the amounts above to gerard Minkler.Po box 516, galway, new york 12074

They must reach Lion Gerry by August 1, 2016. Tables assigned based on date registration received. We have 80+ tables in front air conditioned room with overflow tables in a non-AC rear area.

Name:_______________________________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________________________

Email:___________________________________________________________________________

Guest Name:__________________________________________________________________________

Albany - Madison Hearing Center One Executive Center Drive -Suite 202Albany, NY 12203 Voice: 518 690-2060

Amsterdam - Resource Center for Independent Living 347 W. Main Street, Amsterdam, NY 12010 Voice: 518 842-3561 TDD: 842-3593

Herkimer - Resource Center for Independent Living 401 East German Street, Herkimer, NY 13350 Voice: 315 866-7245 TDD: 315 866-7246

Glens Falls – Center for Better Hearing318 Ridge St, Glens Falls, NY 12801Voice/TTY: 518 798-4800

Saratoga Springs - Saratoga Hearing Center – Saratoga Medical Arts Center 414 Maple Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Voice/TTY: 518 584-0578

Schoharie County Office for the Aging113 Park Place, Suite 3Schoharie, NY 12157Voice: 518 584-0578

Troy - Hear USA 2200 Burdett Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 Voice: 518 272-7323

Utica - Resource Center for Independent Living PO Box 210, Utica, NY 13503

EyeCare America, Lions Clubs International and Prevent Blindness America ask Seniors to Get an eye exam!

Healthy eating and regular eye exams can reduce your risk for eye disease.The Seniors EyeCare Program is designed for people who:

• Are age 65 and older• Are US citizens or legal residents

• Have not seen an ophthalmologist in three or more years• Do not belong to an HMO or the VA

Call to see if you qualify for an eyeexam at no cost to you.1-866-324-eyeS (3937)

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During recent months, there have been a number of phone and email scams involving Lions. One member bought into an email scam and lost $2,700. Another received a check from Lions that looked legitimate, including correct routing numbers. Because she wasn't expecting money, she called the Lions Help Desk and discovered it was a scam. The perpetrators are also posing as members and contacting other members to make donations via phone. Unfortunately, if you lose money in a scam, there is no legal recourse and no way to recover the money. If you want to donate to LCIF, you can do so through your local club or by going to http://lcif.org/donate. If you suspect a scam, or if you're unsure, please contact [email protected] or call 1-630-468-6800. For tips on how to protect yourself from scams, visit the Lions Blog.

be Aware: Scam Alert

District 20Y2 Hearing Conservation Society Loan Out Centers

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JUNE Calendar of Events14

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Sunday Monday Tuesday wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

NABA Low Vision Support Group

Eastwyck Village, 1 Eastwyck Circle Community Room

N. Greenbush, NY 12144

1-2 pm

For more information go to:www.20y2lions.org

NABA Albany Blind Bowling

Playdium Bowling Center363 Ontario St., Albany, NY

6:00 pm $14.50/week



6:00 pm $14.50/week

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6:00 pm $14.50/week

DISTRICT LEADERSHIP

SCHOOL

Please check this Newsletter and the District Website for details on

all of these events!

Lions RoarSubmission

Deadline!



6:00 pm $14.50/week

NABA FreeTechnology

NABA, 301 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 1:00 - 3:00 pmFree to Blind and Visually Impaired

Glens Falls Lions’ Swing for Sight & Sound golf

tournament.



6:00 pm $14.50/week

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District 20Y2 Leadership School Saturday June 11th, 2016 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church - Hall 3159 Route 9N, Greenfield Center, NY

Registration and Coffee: 9:30am Remarks: 10:00am Classes: Immediately after Remarks Lunch: To follow after classes wrap up

Classes: President, Treasurer, Secretary and Zone/Region Chair

FREE – Compliments of District 20Y2!

Morning Coffee and Pastries provided compliments of the Greenfield Lions Club

Lunch: Fresh Green Salad, Ziti with Meat- balls & Sauce on the side, Fresh Rolls, and Dessert. Gluten-Free Meal Available.

RSVP by June 3rd to PDG Joseph Jarvis, via phone call to 518-893-7528 or email [email protected]; or mail form below to: PO Box 188, Greenfield Center, NY 12833

We Serve

District Leadership School RSVP Form – Return by June 3rd, 2016

Club Name:_____________________________________________________________ Attendees Name:_________________________________________________________________ Class you will Be Attending: Check One ___PRESIDENT ___SECRETARY ___TREASURER ___REGION/ZONE CHAIR

Check One: _______ Lunch _______Gluten-Free Meal Option ______No Lunch

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Is your club in The ROAR/MD20Magazine?Let the District and the State know the gReat tHingS youR CLub iS Doing!Below are the specifications for each publication.

MD/20 MAGAziNE SUbMiSSiONSDeadlines: TbD

I will submit everything I receive by the deadline, however submission does not guarantee publication. I am not the editor of the MD20 magazine.

THE ROAR SUbMiSSiONSDeadlines: 28th of every month

Everything received by the deadline will be in the next issue. Publication will be the 1st of every month.

ARTiclESnDigital submission preferred in upper/lower case format. nMicrosoft Word, PDF, or text embedded in an email are acceptable. n If it is handwritten, it MUST BE LEGIBLE. nNo scanned newspaper articles. Newspaper articles will be accepted IF they are in digital format, and with written permission from the originating publication.nSPELL CHECK everything, particularly names, titles, club name, etc.

PHOTOSnDigital submission preferred in JPEG or TIFF format. nHard copies are acceptable (Please do not write on the back). nNewspaper photos are not acceptable. nSPELL CHECK everything, particularly names, titles, club name, etc. nPLEASE MAKE SURE CAPTIONS ARE IDENTIFIED WITH CORRESPONDING PHOTOS!

EVENT FlyERS (THE ROAR ONly)nOriginal documents saved in PDF format or Microsoft Word are acceptable. No scanned documents. Flyers may be “reworked” due to space requirements. nSPELL CHECK everything, particularly names, titles, club name, etc.

Submissions can be made to [email protected] or Lion Karen Rager, 82 Hunter Lane, Queensbury, NY 12804.

District & Club Resources

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District 20Y2

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nfb.orgwww.freedomguidedogs.org

www.guidingeyes.org/

www.naba-vision.org

www.cabvi.org

www.lionseyebankalbany.org

www.hoby.org

LionS QueSt ContinueS to gRowLCIF is excited to announce the publication of the newest edition of Lions Quest social and emotional learning program for students from preschool through grade 12. There are new digital resources and updated course content to help address the issues facing today's youth. Visit www.lions-quest.org to learn more about the program and its effectiveness.

www.lions-quest.org

LREGION CHAIR

Jim Winkler136 Utica Road, Clinton, NY 13323

Home (315) 853-6355Cell: (315) 601-4038

[email protected]: Clinton

Zone A ChairGeraldine Schisler

1011 Dudley Avenue, Utica, NY 13501Home (315) [email protected]

Club: Utica(Deerfield, Herkimer,

Holland Patent, Utica)

Zone B ChairWilliam O’Mara

131 Sanford Avenue, Clinton, NY 13323Home (315) 853-5973Cell (315) 527-8381

[email protected]: Clinton

(Clinton, New Hartford,NY Mills-Whitestone,

Sauquoit Valley)

who’s who in 20y2

IREGION CHAIR

Verna Plummer612 Plummer Road, Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Home (518) 885-0349Cell (518) 605-6105

[email protected]: Town of Greenfield

Zone A ChairPatricia Southworth

6 Frank Street, Ballston Spa, NY12020Home (518) 281-4718

[email protected]: Ballston Spa

(Amsterdam, Ballston Spa, Galway, Saratoga Springs, Scotia-Glenville, Greenfield)

Zone B ChairRichard Ralston

14 Hawk Street, Gloversville, NY 12078Home (518) 725-8417Cell (518) 224-0983

[email protected]: Northville/Sacandaga

(Broadalbin-Perth, Central Mohawk Valley, Fonda-Fultonville, Gloversville, Johnstown,

Northville-Sacandaga, Speculator)

OREGION CHAIRPDG Dave Ramsey

742 Corbin Hill Road, Sprakers, NY 12166Home (518) 922-5802

[email protected]: Town of Wright-Schoharie Valley

Zone A ChairCarol Quantock

90 Jolly Road, Stillwater, NY 12170Home (518) 664-3901; Cell (518) 209-8652

[email protected]: Albany & Troy

(Albany/Troy, Bethlehem,Greater Ravena, Waterford)

Zone B ChairTom Snowdon

334 Knox Road, Schoharie, NY 12157Home (518) 872-1091Cell (518) 276-5172

Club: Town of Wright-Schoharie Valley(Duane, Town of Wright-Schoharie)

NREGION CHAIR

PDG Stephen Lynch48 North St. , Granville, NY 12832


Club: Glens Falls

Zone A ChairVal Baez

216 Aiken RoadMiddle Granville, NY 12849


Club: Glens Falls(Glens Falls, Granville, Hadley-Luzerne)

Zone B ChairMatt Herrington

188 Ives Hill RoadValley Falls, NY 12185Home (518) 222-0266

[email protected]: Cambridge

(Cambridge, Greenwich, Schuylerville, Town of Hoosick, Mechanicville-Stillwater)

Cabinet oFFiCeRS

DiSTRicT GOVERNORPaula J. Flisnik

6638 Fox Road, Marcy, NY 13403Home (315) 865-8253 Cell (315) 527-1112 Work (315) 797-2233 ext. 1270

[email protected]: Holland Patent

1st VicE-DiSTRicT GOVERNOR Jim Griffith

119 East Main Street, Cambridge, NY 12816Home (518)-252-1070

Cell (315) 269-3217; Work (518) [email protected]

Club: Cambridge

2nd VicE-DiSTRicT GOVERNOR John McDonald

P. O. Box 91, Galway, NY 12074Home (518) 882-6148

Cell (518)[email protected]

Club: Saratoga Springs

cAbiNET SEcRETARyMichele O’Hare

8 Turnberry Drive, Slingerlands, NY 12159Home (518) 475=1908; Cell (518) 694-6872

Work (518) 463-1211 x [email protected]

Club: Bethlehem

cAbiNET TREASURERKevin Ronayne

4 Fenimore Place, Gansvoort, NY 12831Home (518) 583-1091; Cell (518) 257-2629

Work (518) [email protected]

Club: Saratoga Springs

IMM. PAST DIST. GOVERNOR DG Marianne Lynch

48 North St. , Granville, NY 12832Home (518) 642-0000

[email protected]: Glens Falls

Region anD Zone CHaiRS

information technologyWebmasterJerry Gordon

15 Hyland CircleTroy, NY 12182

Home: (518) [email protected]

Cultural and Community activitiesNewsletter and MD20 Magazine

Karen Rager82 Hunter Lane

Queensbury, NY 12804Home: (518) [email protected]

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