Lions of Michigan District 11B2 Roster Book

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1 Lions of Michigan District 11B2 Roster Book District Governor Barb Stutesman Serving in Harmony

2 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 rises as to the right or ethics of my position or action toward 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 to 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, my community, and 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 and not destroy

3 International Naresh Aggarwal Dr. Naresh Aggarwal, of Batala, Punjab, India, was elected to serve as international president of Lions Clubs International at the association s 100th International Convention, held in Chicago, Illinois, USA, June 30 through July 4, Dr. Naresh is chairman of companies specializing in steel and agricultural products. A lifetime member of the Batala Smile Lions Club since 1974, Dr. Naresh has served with great distinction as club president and international director. He also served as chairman of the Council of Governors for MD 321 in Dr. Naresh has received 23 International 's Medals and the Ambassador of Goodwill Award. He is a major lead gift donor and humanitarian partner of Lions Clubs International Foundation. Dr. Naresh and his wife, Navita, also a Lion and Melvin Jones Fellow, have two sons, one daughter and seven grandchildren. Dr. Naresh also shares a birthday with the founder of Lions Clubs International, Melvin Jones

4 Lions of Michigan District 11 B2 DISTRICT GOVERNOR Barb Stutesman Governor Barb Stutesman (PDG Norm) 212 North Lincoln Avenue Three Rivers, MI Serving in Harmony - 4 -

5 DISTRICT CABINET 1 st Vice District Governor Fran Grabowski (Tammie) 130 East Candlewyck, #503, Kalamazoo, MI (c) lionfrangrabowski@gmail.com 2 nd Vice District Governor John Postelli (Natalie) 2185 North Hanley Road, St. Joseph, MI (c) john@postellilaw.com Cabinet Julie Mayuiers (PDG Jeff) Van Resort Drive, Mendon, MI (c) jumayuiers@gmail.com Cabinet Jack Rudy P. O. Box 303, Colon, MI (h) jjrudy@charter.net Immediate Past District Governor IPDG Jim Farrell (PDG Betsy) Three Oaks Road, Three Oaks, MI (c) jfarrell3@live.com GLT PCC Don Brown (PDG Marsha) th Street, Paw Paw, MI (c) donandmarsha@live.com GMT Rich Shultz (Margaret) Shady Lane, Three Rivers, MI (c) rshultz70@hotmail.com GST PDG Marsha Brown (PCC Don) th Street, Paw Paw, MI (c) donandmarsha@live.com - 5 -

6 DISTRICT CABINET ZONE CHAIRPERSONS Zone 1 Rick Young Bangor/Coloma/Covert/Hartford/South Haven Black River/Watervliet (c) roaddog_roaddawg@yahoo.com Zone 2 Karol Chopp Bloomingdale-Gobles Kal Haven/Kalamazoo Westside/Lawrence/Lawton/Mattawan/Paw Paw (c) karolchopp@yahoo.com Zone 3 Tammie Grabowski Comstock/Kalamazoo Downtown/Portage/Richland Gull Lake/ Schoolcraft/Vicksburg (c) cheftammie@gmail.com Zone 4 Dave Clark Baroda/Benton Harbor Fairplain/Lakeshore/New Buffalo/St. Joseph/ St. Joseph Twp/Three Oaks (c) liondaveclark54@yahoo.com Zone 5 Tanda Stiffler Berrien Springs/Buchanan-Galien/Dowagiac/Edwardsburg/Niles/Sister Lakes (c) tandastiffler76@gmail.com Zone 6 Julie Mayuiers Centreville/Colon/Marcellus/Sturgis/Three Rivers/White Pigeon (c) jumayuiers@gmail.com - 6 -

7 PROTOCOL (Order of Recognition) International Immediate Past International International Vice s (according to rank) International Directors Past International s Past International Directors Chairperson, Council of Governors District Governors Association Executive Director Association Association Past Council Chairperson Immediate Past District Governor 1 st Vice District Governor 2 nd Vice District Governor Past District Governors Multiple District Secretaries (Volunteer) Multiple District s (Volunteer) District Secretaries District s Region Chairpersons Zone Chairpersons District Chairpersons Club s Immediate Past Club s Club Secretaries Club s Past Club s Multiple District Secretaries (staff) Multiple District s (staff) - 7 -

8 District Governor s Official Visit The District Governor or a Vice Governor is required to make an official visit to each club during the year. With 37 clubs to visit, not counting special events, meetings and Conventions, the Governor s and Vice Governors schedules are quite busy. The following suggestions will help your club make the Governor s visit a pleasurable and productive one. 1. Plan early for the Governor s visit. Contact the Governor to confirm as early in the year as possible. 2. Choose a date that is likely to have high attendance such as a Club Charter Night or Anniversary. 3. Your request for a visit should include all pertinent information such as date, time, location, and if a meal will be served. 4. No other speakers or programs, other than abbreviated business meetings, should be scheduled for this evening. 5. Make sure greeters are available to make the Governor welcome. If the club has particular concerns or issues it would like the Governor to address, they should be addressed in the invitation or by the greeter. 6. Prepare a suitable introduction for the Governor. If your club has a past International officer or Past District Governor, he or she might introduce the Governor. 7. All members should rise when the Governor is officially introduced and when she has concluded her comments. 8. Many clubs present the visiting Governor with a small gift as a token of respect and appreciation for the time and effort in fulfillment of her duties. A donation to one of the State projects in the Governor s name is a particularly meaningful gift. 9. Let the Governor know in advance if you want her to induct new members or new officers, or to present special awards

9 Calendar - 9 -

10 DISTRICT 11- B2 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY July Banner Exchange Three Rivers AUGUST August Council of Governors Meeting Grand Rapids 10 August IPDG Appreciation Dinner Buchanan Senior Center 15 August Camp Leo Carnival Night Crystal Springs Camp 19 August Cabinet Meeting Three Rivers SEPTEMBER September USA/Canada Forum Portland, OR OCTOBER October Council of Governors Meeting St. Ignace 21 October Cabinet Meeting Covert 30 October Projects Night Paw Paw NOVEMBER November Leadership Institute Higgins Lake DECEMBER December Council of Governors Meeting Flint 09 December Cabinet Meeting St. Joseph 10 December Cabinet Christmas Party TBA

11 CALENDAR OF EVENTS FEBRUARY 2018 Feb Michigan Forum Grand Rapids Feb Council of Governors Meeting Grand Rapids Feb 24 Cabinet Meeting Sister Lakes MARCH 2018 Mar District Convention Doubletree Inn - Holland, MI APRIL 2018 MAY 2018 May 18 Council of Governors Meeting Flint May MD-11 Convention Flint JUNE 2018 Jun 02 Cabinet Cook-Out Three Rivers JULY 2018 Jun 29 Jul 03 International Convention Las Vegas, NV

12 INTERNATIONAL STATE DISTRICT PROJECTS LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION (LCIF) Lions Clubs International Foundation, the official charitable Foundation of Lions Clubs International, brings help, hope and healing to the world. Grant Funding is awarded to Lions districts worldwide for large-scale humanitarian projects that address community needs. The Foundation s mission is to support the efforts of Lions clubs worldwide in serving their local communities and the world community as they carry out essential humanitarian service projects. Through LCIF, Lions tackle global problems such as blindness and hearing loss and respond to major catastrophes such as earthquakes and floods. But LCIF also helps Lions serve their local communities by partnering with them to build schools, health clinics and vocational training centers for the disabled. LCIF helps people to lead healthier and more productive lives, nurtures the potential of youth, promotes health, serves the elderly, empowers the disabled and helps victims of disasters. Make your checks payable to LCIF. LIONS OF MICHIGAN SERVICE FOUNDATION (LMSF) The Lions of Michigan Service Foundation (LMSF) was created in the early 1980s to address the needs of disadvantaged people in Michigan. The Lions of Michigan Foundation is a tax-exempt Public Charity that works in partnership with the Lions Clubs of Michigan to address serious human needs within communities that are beyond the capabilities of most individual Lions Clubs and other community service organizations. The Lions of Michigan Service Foundation provides access to affordable medical are for the uninsured and underinsured and administers programs designed to improve youth development community development and to foster the independence of the disabled and elderly. Program areas: Sight Restoration Hearing & Speech Improvement Medical Care & Expenses Low Vision Services Activities for The Disabled Emergency Disaster Relief Community Development Youth Development Make your checks payable to Lions of Michigan Service Foundation. Note amount for KidSight on memo line

13 INTERNATIONAL STATE DISTRICT PROJECTS LEADER DOGS FOR THE BLIND Founded by three Detroit area Lions Clubs members in 1939, Leader Dogs for the Blind provides dog guides to people who are blind and visually impaired to enhance their mobility, independence, and quality of life. Each year, over 270 students attend our 26-day residential training program to be paired with a dog guide. This is a life-changing event that opens the doors to independence. In addition to our dog guide program, we offer programs that enhance a person s independence and quality of life in other ways, including orientation and mobility training, Trekker training, and seminars for Orientation and Mobility professionals. Currently, Leader Dogs is the only facility in the Western Hemisphere to teach deaf-blind students to work with a dog guide. Thanks to generous donations from our supporters, our dog guide services are provided free of charge, including room and board and travel to and from our campus in Rochester Hills, Michigan, for students living in North America. Leader Dogs is recognized as a Best in America Charity by the Independent Charities of America (ICA). Make checks payable to Leader Dogs for the Blind. EVERSIGHT MICHIGAN Eversight Michigan is a charitable, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of sight through transplantation, research, education and partnership. Eversight recovers, evaluates and provides human eye tissue for transplantation; supports research into the causes and cures of blinding eye conditions; promotes donation awareness through public and professional education; and provides humanitarian aid to people around the world in need of sight-restoring services. Make checks payable to Eversight

14 INTERNATIONAL STATE DISTRICT PROJECTS LIONS OF MICHIGAN ALL-STATE BAND Each year from 1948 to 1977, a high school band was selected to represent the Lions of Michigan in the annual parade at their international convention. In 1978, an all-state band was organized to honor and play for an incoming Lions International from Michigan. The Lions All-State Band was created and has appeared annually at conventions thereafter. The All-State Band has since become one of the Michigan Lions most acclaimed youth activities. The success of the band is attributed to outstanding students, excellent instructors, and dedicated support staff. Former band directors include Jon Francis, Walter Cole, Jim King, Mack Pittard, and Matt Taton. The current director is Jason Russell. Students from over 300 Michigan high schools and communities have participated in the band since its inception. The band averages students. Performances center around the band s appearance at the Lions Clubs International Convention, held in major cities throughout the world during late June or early July. Additional concerts and appearance are scheduled en route to the convention site or during the homeward journey. The annual tour generally lasts 7 to 10 days. Major cities where the band has performed include Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, Phoenix, San Francisco, New Orleans, Honolulu, Philadelphia, Tokyo, Sydney, Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Montreal. Make checks payable to Lions of Michigan All-State Band

15 INTERNATIONAL STATE DISTRICT PROJECTS BEAR LAKE CAMP We aspire to provide a premiere outdoor recreational/educational facility providing opportunities for people of special needs to enhance self-worth, attain independence, acquire social skills and realize their full potential as human beings. We are dedicated to working with the greater community and include them as a partner in addressing the needs of society. We intend to provide an atmosphere that is wholesome, and encourages awareness and appreciation of our natural environment. Make checks payable to Bear Lake Camp. CAMP LEO Camp Leo is a summer camp for physically and emotionally challenged children. The Lions Club of St. Joseph and other area clubs have been supporting this facility since 1984 and, with everyone s continued help, we can keep it going for many more summers. The four-day camp is operated by the Berrien Regional Education Service Agency (RESA). The highlight for Lions is the annual Carnival Night. This is the time when Lions we go to the camp, eat dinner with the kids, provide them with games and entertainment, and attend their talent show. It is an experience neither the kids nor Lions soon forget. Make checks payable to Berrien RESA. Please note Camp Leo on the memo line

16 LIONS OF MICHIGAN CONTACT INFORMATION STATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR STATE TREASURER Wendy Burns Paul Hemeryck 5730 Executive Dr Glenwood Lansing, MI Warren, MI EVERSIGHT LEADER DOGS FOR THE BLIND Alison Claerhout Wright Susan Daniels, 4889 Venture Dr S. Rochester Road Ann Arbor, MI P.O. Box Rochester, MI STATE LIAISON CHAIR LION PRIDE MD11 MAGAZINE ID Jenny Ware Wendy Burns 9249 CR 513 T Road 5730 Executive Dr. Rapid River, MI Lansing, MI (W) Pdg10jen@hotmail.com wburns@lionsofmi.com ALL STATE BAND Jason Russell (director) Becky Dahlke (CEO) LMASBand@Lionsofmi.com nickandwyattsmom@hotmail.com

17 LIONS OF MICHIGAN Executive Director Chad McCann 5730 Executive Dr. Lansing, MI , Ext B2 Trustee 11-B2 Trustee Dave Stiffler PDG Jeff Mayuiers Martin Road Van Resort Drive Edwardsburg, MI Mendon, MI (c) (c) LMF PROJECT KIDSIGHT 11-B2 Co-Chair 11-B2 Co-Chair Tanda Stiffler Pat McFarland Martin Road th Avenue Edwardsburg, MI Pullman, MI (c) (269) (c)

18 Lions Clubs International nd St. Oak Brook, IL PHONE: FAX: Club Supplies: Send Payments to: The International Association of Lions Clubs Eagle Way Chicago, IL Club Supplies Convention Division District/Club Administration Extension/Membership Finance Division Information Technology Leadership Division Legal Division Leo Club Kits Lions Club International Foundation Public Relations DEPARTMENT CONTACTS club resources leadership legal Lions of Michigan State Office 5730 Executive Drive, Lansing, MI Phone: , enter extension 10 or 11 Alternate Phone: (517) , enter extension 10 or 11 WEBSITES Lions Club International Lions of Michigan Lions of Michigan District 11B2 Lions of MI Service Foundation Leader Dogs for the Blind Bear Lake Camp Camp Leo Eversight

19 MI Braille Transcribing Fund MD11 District Governors Council Chair Peggy District 11 A1 Terry District 11 A2 John Bingham, District 11 B1 LuAnne District 11 B2 Barb Stutesman... District 11 C1 Julie District 11 C2 Brent Beracy... District 11 D1 Jeff District 11 D2 Fred Sullivan

20 District 11 E1 Peggy District 11 E2 Bob Gingerich. Single District 10 Jim Whalen

21 Bangor Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) Bangor Tavern 233 W. Monroe St., Bangor, MI nd & 4 th Tuesday 7:00 p.m. John Burnside mjburns37@yahoo.com CR (h) Bangor, MI (c) Donna Romanak donnaromanak@gmail.com CR (h) Bangor, MI (c) Peter Stanislawski P.O. Box 115 Breedsville, MI peter@saugatuckcity.com (c) Baroda Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Baroda Fire Station 9091 First St., PO Box 85, Baroda, MI st Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Jeffrey Gaul jgl922@aol.com

22 P.O. Box 191 Baroda, MI (c) John Wilk Date Road (h) Baroda, MI Larry Klug 8690 Stevensville Baroda Road (h) Baroda, MI (c) Benton Harbor/Fairplain Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Babe s Lounge, 565 Riverview Drive, Benton Harbor, MI st & 3 rd Tuesdays 6:00 p.m. Andy Menchinger andy@starksfh.com 528 Nickerson Ave (w) Benton Harbor, MI (c) Michelle Alger Malger11@hotmail.com 2395 Riverbend (C) Benton Harbor, MI Beverly Gould bgould@travelleaders.com 3505 Eaman Road (H) Benton Harbor, MI (W) Berrien Springs Lions Club (Zone 5) (as of printing) ( )) Virtual Learnings Academy, 01 Sylvester Avenue, Berrien Springs, MI nd Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Scott Bormann peg@creativelandscaping.com

23 337 E. Hinchman Rd (C) Berrien Springs, MI (c) Ronald Bartz 1875 Grange Road Buchanan, MI (c) Richard Reeves 3337 Pleasant St Berrien Springs, MI Bloomingdale/Gobles Kal Haven Trail Lions (Zone 2) ( ) 1 st Tuesday, 6:30 pm, business Van Kal Realty, 201 S. State St, Gobles, MI rd Tuesday, 6:30 pm, dinner - Gobles Driftbusters 710 Hughson Ct., Gobles, MI Marianne Abbott annee@btc-bci.com P. O. Box (h) Bloomingdale, MI Deb Fergeson lion.fergeson@comcast.net W. Red Arrow Hwy (h) Paw Paw, MI (c) Bob Richardson bobkate@btc-bci.com Street (h) Bloomingdale, MI Buchanan-Galien Lions Club (Zone 5) ( ) American Legion 403 East Front Street, Buchanan, MI nd & 4 th Thursdays 6:15 p.m. (No meetings June, July, August)

24 Mark Tumbleson 509 Woodland Drive Buchanan, MI Alice Kring 110 Main St (h) Buchanan, MI (c) Russ Stephens 316 Liberty Street (h) Buchanan, MI Centreville Lions Club (Zone 6) ( ) High School Library 190 Hogan St., Centreville, MI nd & 4 th Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Cathy Hopkins Fair Road Transitcathy@gmail.com Sturgis, MI (c) Bill Cooley wmcooley@hotmail.com Klinger Lake Road (h) Centreville, MI (c) Barry Miller barrymiller@centurybt.com Banker St (c) Constantine, MI Coloma Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) Coloma FOP Lodge 147, P.O. Box 698, 3470 Angling Rd, Coloma, MI nd & 4 th Thursday 7:00 p.m

25 John Whisler 102 Sassafras Street, P. O. Box (h) Coloma, MI (c) Dale Kreitner P.O. Box 318 Coloma, MI (h) and fax (c) Ross Streu 5430 Interlochen Road (h) Coloma, MI (w) Colon Lions Club (Zone 6) ( ) P.O. Box 303, Colon, MI st Tuesday 7:00 p.m.-american Legion Hall, 122 E. State St., Colon, MI rd Tuesday-7:00 p.m. - Five Star Pizza, 112 E. State St., Colon, MI Kelly Pucci kellypucci@hotmail.com 121 South Swan, P.O. Box (h) Colon, MI Mary Ann Zimmerman maryannzimmerman@yahoo.com Custer Valley Rd (h) Colon, MI (c) Glenn Blackman iluvart@charter.net Burr Oak Road (h) Colon, MI (c) Comstock Lions Club (Zone 3) ( ) P.O. Box 193, Comstock, MI Kalamazoo Expo Center, Room A, 2900 Lake Street, Kalamazoo st & 3 rd Thursday 7:00 p.m. (No meetings June, July, August)

26 Gary Thomas 5755 Comstock Ave (h) Kalamazoo, MI (c) Diane Thomas 5755 Comstock Ave (h) Kalamazoo, MI (c) Diane Thomas 5755 Comstock Ave (h) Kalamazoo, MI (c) Covert Township Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) Jerry Sarno Community Center CR 378 West, Covert, MI nd & 4 th Saturday 9:00 a.m. Nancy Dings dings@i2k.com 5277 Amy Drive (h) Coloma, MI (c) Shirley Kener cqcleolion@yahoo.com th Street (h) South Haven, MI (c) Carolyn Stuckum treasurer@coverttwp.org th Ave (h) Covert, MI (c) Dowagiac Lions Club (Zone 5) ( )) Dowagiac Lions Club House Bluebird Street, Dowagiac, MI st & 3 rd Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Ronald Behnke (h)

27 23612 Engle St (c) Cassopolis, MI Michael Yauchstetter School St (h) Dowagiac, MI (c) Ned Sutherland Sunset Drive (h) Dowagiac, MI Edwardsburg Lions Club (Zone 5) ( ) American Legion Post US 12, Edwardsburg, MI st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Wayne Falda wfalda@aol.com Twilight Street (h) Edwardsburg, MI (c) Keith Loder kdloder1@aol.com Brush Road (h) Niles, MI (c) Ronald Devenney rdevenney1@gmail.com Redfield Street (h) Niles, MI Hartford Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) Gala-T-Inn Red Arrow Highway, Hartford, MI st & 3 rd Monday 6:30 p.m. Vicki McFarland mcfarlandpies@gmail.com

28 th Avenue (H) Hartford, MI (C) Judith Sinclair 500 Olds Ave (H) Hartford, MI (C) Kim Sinclair P.O. Box 67 Hartford, MI (H) (B) Kalamazoo Downtown Lions Club (Zone 3) (as of printing) ( ) Blue Dolphin 502 S. Burdick St., Kalamazoo, MI every Tuesday 12 Noon Jason Foster South Fisher Lake Drive Three Rivers, MI David De Leeuw 4108 Stonegate (h) Kalamazoo. MI (w) David De Leeuw 4108 Stonegate (h) Kalamazoo, MI (w) Kalamazoo Westside Lions Club (Zone 2) ( ) 2 nd Thursday (9:30 am) Michelle s Restaurant, 4010 Gull Road, Kalamazoo, MI 4 th Thursday (6:30 pm) - Oshtemo Twp. Community Center 6407 Parkview Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI

29 William Bennett 400 S. Paw Paw, # (c) Lawrence, MI Marilyn Parthun 3818 Canterbury Avenue (c) Kalamazoo, MI Donnie Dill 106 East Arlington (h) Bangor, MI Lakeshore Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Coach s 2628 Glenlord Road, Stevensville, MI nd & 4 th Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Ray Brzezinski breeze50@comcast.net 2563 Jefferson Drive (h) Stevensville, MI (c) Terry Spindler taspindler@gmail.com 2211 Anderson Circle (c) Stevensville, MI Peter Petros pcpetros5052@sbcglobal.net 5952 DeMorrow Road (h) Stevensville, MI (w) Lawrence Lions Club (Zone 2) ( ) Lawrence Lions Hall 411 N. Paw Paw Street, Lawrence, MI nd & 4 th Monday 6:30 p.m

30 Timothy Keller County Road 215 Lawrence, MI Elida Segura Red Arrow Highway Hartford, MI (c) (c) Gordon Hover 329 East St. Joseph Street (h) Lawrence, MI (c) Lawton Lions Club (Zone 2) ( ) Lawton Lions Heritage Community Center 646 North Nursery Street, Lawton, MI nd Monday 7:00 p.m. Bruce Marks njmarks@yahoo.com 626 South Main Street, P. O. Box (h) Lawton, MI Dan Pratley docpratley@aol.com 226 East Second Street. P. O. Box (h) Lawton, MI (c) Pamela Stermer stermermsu@omcast.net 1130 Third Street (h) Lawton, MI Marcellus Lions Club (Zone 6) ( ) Big Tony s Pizzeria, 290 S. Centre St.., Marcellus, MI nd & 4 th Wednesday 6:00 p.m

31 John Messner 224 Davis Street Marcellus, MI Peggy Morris 267 East Arbor Street, P. O. Box 422 Marcellus, MI (c) Peggy Morris 267 East Arbor Street, P. O. Box 422 Marcellus, MI (c) Mattawan Lions Club (Zone 2) ( ) Antwerp Township Hall Front St., Mattawan, MI nd & 4 th Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Rosemary McMullen romcmullen5309@outlook.com 5645 North Mandrake Street, # (h) Kalamazoo, MI Beth Hunter bethhunter@gmail.com 5275 Teton Trail (h) Kalamazoo, MI (c) Allen Fewless adfewles@comcast.net 8989 West S Avenue (h) Schoolcraft, MI New Buffalo Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Lions Pavilion (May-Sept) 100 Marquette, New Buffalo, MI El Rancho Grande (Oct-Apr) 301 East Buffalo (US 12), New Buffalo, MI st & 3 rd Wednesday 7:00 p.m

32 Edwin Homolka Lubke Road New Buffalo, MI Therese Donnelly 302 South Elm Street Three Oaks, MI (c) Pete Rahm Oak Drive (h) New Buffalo, MI (w) (c) Niles Lions Club (Zone 5) ( ) Belle Plaza Restaurant South 11 th Street, Niles, MI st Thursday 6:00 p.m. Jeff Putnam 1726 Harrah Road (h) Niles, MI Christine Putnam toolbeltchris@gmail.com 1726 Harrah Road (h) Niles, MI Bill Stockwell bstock71@yahoo.com M (h) Dowagiac, MI Paw Paw Lions Club (Zone 2) ( ) P. O. Box 92, 227 CR 665. Paw Paw, MI st & 3 rd Wednesday 6:30 p.m

33 Thomas Shoemaker (h) Black River Road (c) Paw Paw, MI Tammie Grabowski 130 East Candlewyck, # (h) Kalamazoo, MI (c) (c) Mike Seymour rd Street (h) Paw Paw, MI (c) Portage Lions Club (Zone 3) ( ) Burger Town Grille 9136 Shaver Road, Portage, MI nd & 4 th Saturday 8:30 am Laura Berry 5025 Windyridge Drive Portage, MI Elvie Marfil 540 Thomas Court, Unit B7 Portage, MI lgb5025@gmail.com (c) Epmarfil5@gmail.com (c) Laura Berry lgb5025@gmail.com 5025 Windyridge Drive Portage, MI (c) Richland/Gull Lake Lions Club (Zone 3) ( ) [meeting times and places information not provided]

34 David Reynolds East DE Avenue (c) Richland, MI (FAX) Ray C. Lasich 8885 N. 40 th St (h) Augusta, MI (c) Leo Maurer Stoney Point Dr (h) Delton, MI (w) Schoolcraft Lions Club (Zone 3) ( ) American Legion 425 E. Clay St., Schoolcraft, MI rd Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Cindy Miller cindymiller51@gmail.com South 31 st Street (h) Vicksburg, MI (c) Kirk Bergland kirkbergland@gmail.com 328 West Clay (h) Schoolcraft, MI Pat Woytal 501 Birch St. Schoolcraft, MI pwoytal@yahoo.com (c) Sister Lakes Lions Club (Zone 5) ( ) Lions Park Clubhouse th Ave., Dowagiac, MI

35 1 st & 3 rd Thursday 7:00 p.m. Judy Pullins 9025 East Napier Avenue Benton Harbor, MI pullins1852@gmail.com (c) Martha Paulsen redtulips13@hotmail.com 5821 Red Arrow Highway (h) Coloma, MI Billy Everett breveret@gmail.com CR (h) Hartford, MI (c) South Haven Black River Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) American Legion Post # Michigan Ave, South Haven, MI st & 3 rd Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Pat McFarland binkie_1_99@yahoo.com th Avenue (h) Pullman, MI (c) Maureen Sytsma msytsma@frontier.com 2284 Elm St (h) Fennville, MI Carol Young bluedolfin_64@yahoo.com nd Street (h) South Haven, MI St. Joseph Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Benton Harbor Elks Club 601 Riverview Drive, Benton Harbor, MI

36 every Thursday 12 Noon Jim Bembenek 3957 Pearl Street (h) Bridgman, MI (c) Allen Edlefson 1490 Neson Road (h) St. Joseph, MI (c) Ren Baldwin 1101 Highland Ave (h) St. Joseph, MI St. Joseph Township Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) F.O.P Niles Road, St. Joseph, MI st & 3rd Saturday 8:00 a.m. Mark Laukus 3156 Royalton Heights Road (h) St. Joseph, MI Vickie Trupiano 2650 Bristol Terrace St. Joseph, MI (c) David Grumbine 254 South Bluffwood (h) St. Joseph, MI (c) Sturgis Lions Club (Zone 6) ( ) Sturges Young Auditorium 201 North Nottawa Rd., Sturgis, MI July, August, Lake Twp. Park

37 1 st & 3 rd Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Frank Iannarelli frank.iannarelli@yahoo.com Oak Drive (h) Sturgis, MI Dana Warnement 608 George Street Sturgis, MI littledbowler@gmail.com (c) Nancy Iannarelli strophyhouse@yahoo.com Oak Drive (h) Sturgis, MI Three Oaks Lions Club (Zone 4) ( ) Lions Building Watkins Park, Three Oaks, MI st & 3 rd Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Jeff Przybylinski jeffprez@att.net 4 Chamberlain St (C) Three Oaks, MI John Plantinga 208 Walnut St. jpnascar73@gmail.com Three Oaks, MI Alan Przybylinski threeoakslions@yahoo.com 2560 Edgewood Path St. Joseph, MI Three Rivers Lions Club (Zone 6) Lions Club Service Center th Avenue, P. O. Box 134, Three Rivers, MI

38 2 nd & 4 th Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Julie Mayuiers jumayuiers@gmail.com Van Resort Drive (h) Mendon, MI (c) Margaret Shultz Shady Lane Three Rivers, MI John Bippus Anchor Lane Three Rivers, MI shultzm@comcast.net (c) jbippus@bippususa.com (h) (c) Vicksburg Lions Club (Zone 3) ( ) Vicksburg Community Center Corner of Prairie & Main St., Vicksburg, MI 2 nd & 4 th Monday - 6:30 p.m. Steve Brundige sbrundige@ralphhaywardagency.com South 18 th Street (h) Vicksburg, MI (w) Fred Flegal fred.flegal@gmail.com Highview (h) Vicksburg, MI Daniel Melnik 7688 S Avenue East (h) Scotts, MI Watervliet Lions Club (Zone 1) ( ) Board of Trade 8690 Lake Avenue, Watervliet, MI

39 1 st & 3 rd Monday 7:00 p.m. No meetings June, July, August Linda Kabel lkabel65@yahoo.com 431 Lewis (h) Watervliet, MI (c) Sally Arnt 5070 North Watervliet Road Watervliet, MI Joe Arnt 5070 North Watervliet Road Watervliet, MI sarnt@sbcglobal.net (c) (c) White Pigeon Lions Club (Zone 6) ( ) P.O. Box 363. White Pigeon, MI Rachel s Home Cooking 300 East Chicago Road, White Pigeon, MI nd & 4th Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Karl Astling karl.astling@yahoo.com 220 East Hotchin Avenue (h) White Pigeon, MI Mike Keith P.O. Box 251 White Pigeon, MI mkeith112171@gmail.com (w) (c) Dave Hayes Tomahawk Trail (h) White Pigeon, MI

40 DISTRICT LIONESS CLUBS Coloma Lioness Club (Zone 1) United Methodist Church Red Arrow Highway, Coloma, MI st & 3 rd Thursdays 6:30 p.m. Judi White artistjw@aol.com 4837 Coloma North Road (h) Coloma, MI Debbie Friday 5623 Red Arrow Highway Coloma, MI Sandy Kraemer 3798 Boyer Road Coloma, MI dfriday44@hotmail.com (h) (c) macmav42@hotmail.com (h) Edwardsburg Lioness Club Ontwa Baptist Church Elkhart Rd., Edwardsburg, MI 2 nd Tuesday of the month, 7:00 p.m

41 Sue Smothermon Yankee Street Edwardsburg, MI Caroline Mitchell Sweetbriar Street Edwardsburg, MI (h) (h) (c) Meryl Christensen Elkhart Road Edwardsburg, MI (c) LEO CLUB ADVISORS Edwardsburg Marcellus Paw Paw High School ZC Tanda Stiffler Lion John Messner Lion Ben Brousseau Lion Kristin Barkes Paw Paw Middle School Buchanan High School Andrea Vanderlaan

42 Mattawan Sturgis Nancy Garman ext 110 (w) Frank Iannarelli District 11 B2 Membership Chairpersons Bangor Mary Burnside Baroda Jeffrey Gaul Benton Harbor/ Michael Kastner Fairplain Berrien Springs Bloomingdale/Gobles Pearl Etzwiler Buchanan/Galien Alice Kring Centerville James Wetherbee Coloma John Sternaman Colon Russ Adrianson Comstock Gary Thomas Covert Twp George Saleeby Dowagiac Roger A. Jenison Dutch Settlement, Dowagiac, MI Edwardsburg Alice Bailey

43 Hartford PDG Nancy Larsson Kalamazoo Downtown Kalamazoo Westside Bill Dill Lakeshore Dr. Richard Radenmacher, Jr Lawrence Klaas Maring Lawton Marcellus George Gearhart Steinninger Rd, Marcellus, MI Mattawan Daniel Chopp (H), (C), New Buffalo Niles Candi Clayton Paw Paw Amy Blankshain District 11-B2 Membership Chairpersons Portage Richland/Gull Lake Robert Kennedy Schoolcraft Cindy Miller (H), (C) Sister Lakes SH Black River Rick Young St Joseph City Dr. Dan Fortenbacher, OD (W), (H) St Joseph Township PCC John C. Johnson Sturgis Three Oaks Three Rivers PDG Jeff Mayuiers (C), (H) Vicksburg Carl Keller Watervliet White Pigeon Coloma Lioness Sandra Archie

44 District 11 B2 Sight Chairperson Bangor Baroda Benton Harbor/Fairplain Berrien Springs Bloomingdale/Gobles Buchanan/Galien Mark Nixon, Centerville Coloma Brian Duffield Colon Mary Ann Zimmerman Comstock Diane Thomas Covert Twp Harrison Brigham Dowagiac Edwardsburg Hartford Kalamazoo Downtown

45 Kalamazoo Westside Billy Dill Lakeshore vacant Lawton Marcellus Mattawan New Buffalo Niles Christine Putnam Paw Paw Starr Rife Portage Richland/Gull Lake Joseph Kaywood (C) Schoolcraft District 11 B2 Sight Chairperson Sister Lakes SH Black River Norma Calhoun St Joseph Larry Wagner (W), (H), St Joseph Township PDG Ron Ravitch (H), (C) Sturgis Frank Iannarelli Three Oaks Three Rivers Sheree Sorensen (H), (C) Vicksburg Doug Stafinski Watervliet White Pigeon

46 ALL STATE BAND District 11 B2 Committees CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS John Messner Mike Metzger (c) (w) AUDIT/FINANCIAL Bonnie Osborne PCC John Johnson BEAR LAKE CAMP Dale Kreitner DIABETES AWARENESS PDG Donna Romanak CAMP LEO Larry Wagner DISTRICT CONVENTION (Home) PCC Don Brown Home donandmarsha@live.com CENTENNIAL COORDINATOR Rich Shultz 2 nd VDG John & Lion Natalie Postelli rshultz70@hotmail.com (w) johnpostellilaw.com

47 CHAPLAIN PDG Norm Stutesman nataliepostellifamily.com DISTRICT EDITOR Julie Mayuiers (C), (H) ELECTION CHAIR District 11 B2 Committees ELECTION BALLOTS ELECTION CREDENTIALS EVERSIGHT PCC Don Brown Home donandmarsha@live.com 2VDG Fran Grabowski (h) frangrabowski@hotmail.com ELECTION NOMINATIONS HEARING Bert Ogden PDG Nancy Dings ELECTION RESOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION PCC Don Brown Ken Mais (H) donandmarsha@live.com kenneth.mais@yahoo.com ELECTION RULES LEADER DOG Linda McLane

48 PDG Norm Stutesman ELECTION SGT AT ARMS Dave Stiffler LEO ADVISOR Carol Young ENVIRONMENTAL District 11 B2 Committees LIAISON READING ACTION PROGRAM IPDG Jim Farrell LIONESS LIAISON PDG Jeff Mayuiers SIGHT CONSERVATION (C), (H) Pat McFarland LIONS QUEST IPDG Jim Farrell Tanda Stiffler MICHIGAN FORUM Barb Stutesman STATE CONVENTION PCC Don Brown Home donandmarsha@live.com PEACE POSTER

49 Mary Ann Zimmerman Custer Valley Road WHITE CANE Colon, MI Dave Stiffler PUBLIC RELATIONS Margaret Shultz YOUTH EXCHANGE PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS Charles Dribble Kalamazoo *Robert Ludwig St. Joseph *Wendel E. Doty Battle Creek *Herman Gersonde St. Joseph *Carl A. Price Kalamazoo *Earl J. Benton Muskegon *Earl J. Benton Muskegon *Harland R. Smith Jackson *J.E. Richardson Charlotte *Lemuel R. Brady Saugatuck *Vernon Shahan Jackson *Roy Plant Battle Creek *Donald Silcox Benton Harbor *Cullen Child Benton Harbor *W.H. Small Battle Creek *Clarence McBride Hopkins *Harold Smith Edwardsburg John E. Howard St. Joseph *Charles E. Gwilliam Otsego A.J. McDonald St. Joseph *Earl Flook Galesburg *Thomas Null Kalamazoo L.W. Thomson South Haven *Robert Forrester Sawyer *George Kinney Howard Community *A.J. Hoffman Benton Harbor *Christopher Williams Three Rivers Martin J. Bearty Coloma *Raymond O. Page Comstock Leroy R. Borcharat Lakeshore Robert Faist Three Rivers William W. Phillips Paw Paw

50 *Alton Hinks Niles Ray Brown Galesburg *Ralph Petrie Benton Harbor Norman Miller Kalamazoo *Amos Benjamin Niles *Lee Auble Berrien Springs *Victor Friday Coloma *Charles Camburn Three Oaks *Donald McCrumb Vicksburg William Bommerscheim Lawrence Ron Ravitch Benton Harbor Donald Smith Kalamazoo Downtown James Walls Hartford James Polashak Coloma Wayne Smith Galesburg *George Cole Three Rivers PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS *Gene Sanford Comstock *Ed Youngblood Paw Paw *John Sinclair Hartford Glenn Dings Watervliet *Jack Gibson Parchment *Richard Kelley Benton Harbor *Albert Macyauski Lawrence Bill Dill Bangor Nancy Larsson Hartford Frank Jackson Fairplain Don Hafer Coloma *Jerry Likes Eau Claire Allen R. Ekola Bloomingdale-Gobles James R. Walls Hartford Nancy Dings Covert Twp John C. Johnson St. Joseph Twp Hank Bosma Betsy Farrell Buchanan-Galien Marsha Brown Paw Paw Jeff Mayuiers Three Rivers Jim Farrell Buchanan - Galien

51 S.H. Black River Donna Romanak Bangor Margaret Anderson New Buffalo Linda Bosma S.H. Black River Al Vredberg Benton Harbor/Fairplain Don Brown Paw Paw Jerry Pearson Paw Paw Norm Stutesman Three Rivers *Asterisk denotes deceased

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