2019 Lions District Convention
Written by Mary Stephenson 4-15-2019
The 61st Annual District Convention for the 4-C1 officially opened on April 12th at 2:30 PM. It ended on April 14th at 11:05 AM with joining hands and singing Auld Lang Syne.
What happened in between the open and close I will share the hours we attended. (Did not stay late for the parties.)
Conventions can inspire, educate, provide laughs, bring together like-minded people, meet folks you haven’t seen in a year, and meet new Lions. Continue reading
24th Annual Lions All-Star Basketball Game
24th Annual Lions All-Star Basketball Game Results – Simpson University
March 31, 2019 By Jim Reimer
Fifty-one players representing twenty-six northern California schools played in the 24th Annual Lions All-Star Basketball game Sunday afternoon at Simpson University. Many of the players were fresh off league and state playoff activity which ended in mid-March. Both the boys’ and girls’ teams were laced with a number of all-league players and several MVPs including U-Prep Coach of the Year, Mark Stephens, who coached his South Boys team to an 87-74 victory. The South Girls team was also victorious with an 82-64 win.
Sycamore School Flag Presentation
Written by Mary Stephenson 3-6-2019
It has been a long time since my last post.
Today we went to Sycamore School and gave a presentation to the fifth grade class.
The event was conducted by Egon and Ernie. The rest of us helped pass out the brochures and flags to the children. Present was Andy, Egon, Ernie, Ron, Janet, Gary, and myself. Continue reading
December 2018
Written by Mary Stephenson 12-15-2018
The week of December 9th started off with a bang.
Great Christmas Party. I wanted to thank Dave Simpson, Jeff Silva, and their wives (especially those 2 ladies) for putting on a wonderful party. And a big thank you to all that made this event happen.
For me personally, I needed that before starting the grueling week of Santa Shop at Sycamore School!
Bunco 2018 Party
Written by Mary Stephenson 10-27-2018
Another super time playing Bunco this year.
Does it get better when you don’t have to be locked away in the room at the lone table? Last year I had spent 7 rounds there as the party went on without me. Finally rescued by the expert dice thrower, Julie (Jim Walker’s wife). They were not here this time and dreading the time I actually would have to go into solitude. But alas, I didn’t have to spend long in there.