Celebrating Heroes, Past, Present and Future MD27 B2 Conference

When: Friday-Saturday November 7-8th, 2025
Where: Tundra Lodge Resort in Green Bay
(registration form) Final registration for meals is October 25th

Here are 5 good reasons to attend the District Conference:
1.  Exciting speakers and seminars 
2. Great location and excellent accommodations
3. Great food at a reasonable price
4. Great raffles (over 60 baskets plus a 55 inch TV)
5. Opportunity to meet some awesome Lion members
Don't miss out on this opportunity to renew friendships, learn ways to improve your Lions Club and get energized for the rest of the Lions year!!

Seminars:
Helen Keller re-enactment                                                                           Jessica Michna will provide a real-life re-enactment of Helen Keller’s address to the Lions at the International Lions Convention in 1925 at Cedar Point, Ohio. In her message to the Lions, she challenged them to become "knights of the blind in the crusade against darkness."

Stars and Stripes Honor Flight                                                                       Amy Luft, a representative of Stars and Stripes Honor Flight will provide us with an up close and personal stories of how our WWII, Korean and Vietnam War veterans are treated with respect and admiration on these flights for their sacrifices as veterans.

Lions Vision Mission to Guatemala                                                                   Lion PDG Marcia Hagen has been a leader in promoting and organizing mission trips to Guatemala to provide cataract surgeries to those in need. In 2025 mission organizers have paired up with Lions providing eyeglasses in a joint effort to restore sight. PDG Marcia will provide a presentation with pictures of the Lions in action on their most recent Lions Vision Mission trip.

Planning a Successful Membership Event                                                     Lion PID Connie LeCleir Meyer will provide “real world” tips and methods to recruit new members via hosting a successful membership event

Jacob's Voice-Stop Cyberbullying                                                                   This powerful presentation on cyberbullying will provide you with information on what it is, how to prevent it, and how to deal with it. The presentation is inspired by Kaitlyn’s personal story of losing her 19-year-old brother (Jacob Borgstrom) to cyberbullying. Her story aims to raise awareness, promote kindness, and empower others to stay safe online and stand up for one another.

Serving Beyond the Club                                                                                 PCC Geri Schlender will help you discover new horizons with Lions leadership opportunities. This session will empower you with the knowledge and inspiration to take the next bold step. Discover how you can broaden your reach, shape the future of Lions, and leave a lasting legacy that goes far beyond the club.

Lions Portal Overview                                                                                       Lion IPID Lee Vrieze will be live on the LCI website so that you will be able to follow his presentation on the big screen in the room. He will give you tips, as well as tools needed to report your club activities, monitor your club records, and aid you with any searches you may wish to do.

The Honor Guard at Arlington National Cemetary                                         SFC Andrew Jay will explain the traditions and duties of the Tomb Sentinels who provide a vigilant ceremonial service 24 hours per day 365 days per year at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. After serving for 26 months as leader of the Tomb Sentinels, Sargent Jay is now serving as Military Science instructor at Michigan State University ROTC

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