BBQ 2020
Written by Mary Stephenson 3-15-2020

Off-the-Charts
Well Doyle was right. It was the best chicken I have ever tasted.
After many years of having an Annual Crab Feed and yet still wanting to gather together socially the decision to have a barbecue was a great idea. The best part it was less hours on the members that so graciously put it altogether for us. Arrange it, pay for it, and clean up. Less trouble than a crab feed. This is not to make light of those that did the work of putting it all together for us chums that paid our fee and showed up.
Speakers, Vision, and More
Written by Mary Stephenson 2-16-2020
Been a lapse of time since my last post. Although I have done a number of emails to keep everyone up on what is happening.
Last meeting we had the Lion’s Annual Speaker Contest for our club. Once a year we are on our best behavior during a meeting.
Christmas Party and Santa Helpers

2019 Christmas Party
Written by Mary Stephenson 12-18-2019
December 8th we had our Annual Christmas Party at the Riverview Country Club. Great party organized by Dave Simpson and Jeff Silva… and we know their wonderful wives were behind all, that made it spectacular. Lots of raffle items this year. This was a nice way to start off the week.
October 2019 Events
Written by Mary Stephenson 10-17-2019

Lions on Race Day
October starts off with a bang; our Annual Turtle Bay Race. This year the weather blessed the day with sunshine, making it a wonderful day for the runners and volunteers. I believe there were 216 signed up to run and 193 that completed the race. Good fundraiser for the year. Great planning by Egon Harrasser and Ole Jensen. Plans are already underway for next year.
September Days and a Tour
Written by Mary Stephenson 9-13-2019
The crazy week started on Friday, 9-6. When you are retired weeks can begin almost any day. Thursday always feels like a Friday and then I have to look at the computer to figure out what day it really is.
At 9:00 AM, 6 of us showed up to have a meeting with the new principal of Sycamore School. We had a little pronunciation lesson of Angie’s last name, Biancalana. I think it will take me a while to figure out that one.
We talked about what the Lions have done in the past at Sycamore. Continue reading