Laugh Out Loud
Comedy Night
Tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/3rd-annual-laugh-out-loud-comedy-night-featuring-zach-michel
Kids and the kid at heart will enjoy a night of unforgettable magic and laughter during a 60-minute Family Show, followed by 20 minutes of up-close, walk-around magic. Expect a fun and engaging mix of magic, comedy, and illusions—from mind-blowing levitations and impressive vanishes to hilarious escapes and jaw-dropping predictions. You’ll be laughing and smiling from start to finish!
Zach Michel is an award-winning comedic magician who blends high-energy performance, playful humor, and magical artistry into an unforgettable show. He has captivated audiences worldwide—at theaters, resorts, theme parks, and even the world-renowned Magic Castle in Hollywood. Recognized with awards like ‘Magician of the Year’ and voted ‘Best Family Entertainer’ by the LA Times, Zach specializes in family-friendly performances designed for all ages.
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Key Peninisula Lions Club Congratulates
The Key Peninsula's 39th Citizen of the Year,
Brian Chamberlin
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Brian has generously devoted his time and heart to multiple Key Peninsula nonprofits for many years, making a profound and lasting impact on our community. For at least seven years, Brian has volunteered with the Mustard Seed Project, where he provides essential transportation for seniors who have no other means of getting to medical appointments, grocery stores, or community activities. He also drives the weekly shuttle route, bringing home-bound seniors to the Mustard Seed Project for social connection, support, and a sense of belonging. Each year, Brian contributes more than 150 hours of service to this program alone. Beyond his work with the Mustard Seed Project, Brian spends his free time delivering food to families and seniors through Food Backpacks for Kids every week, a commitment he has upheld for many years. Brian is humble by nature and never seeks recognition for the good he does. He works quietly behind the scenes, showing up where he is needed most and embodying the true spirit of community. For his dedication, kindness, and unwavering service, Brian is deeply deserving of this honor.
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Key Peninsula Lions Club Welcomes
New Members!
Gretchen Schneider, Scott Hanson, Cherrianne Shepardson, David Shepardson.
Not pictured: Lyn Anderson, Stephanie Brooks, Anne Nesbit.
Thinking about becoming a Lion and benefiting your community? Check out the link below to see what we are all about. https://www.lionsclubs.org/en/discover-our-clubs/about-us
If you would like to be our guest speaker at one of our meetings to promote what your organization is doing in our community, please contact us through e-mail or call the club President, Bill Jones @ (206) 200-1567. No political topics or candidate endorsements, please.
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In Memory of Charter Member Hugh McMillan
Hugh McMillan was born in Canada and as a child moved to Tacoma, Washington, where he grew into an American Patriot, served his country through service with the Central Intelligence Agency, and upon retirement, he settled his family into the Key Peninsula community where he satisfied his restless sole through volunteerism that included, over the years, service with Fire District 16, Communities in Schools and many other groups.
Not being satisfied with what already existed, Hugh was key to forming the Key Peninsula Lions Club, which brought more opportunities to volunteer in the KP and throughout the world. He helped develop the KP Citizen of the Year Banquet, the KP Volksmarch, was active in what has become Key Pen Parks, supported high school scholarships, Lions Youth Exchange, eyeglass recycling, KP Little League, KP News, KP Lions distribution of dictionaries and pocket constitutions to 3rd and 8th-grade students, and many other activities.
Although Hugh, for many years, was not physically active, he participated in and guided every KP Lion activity. He had a firm conviction that everyone should volunteer whenever and wherever possible. His volunteerism was not limited to the KP. He was recognized by the Gig Harbor Rotary because of his activities on both Peninsulas. The role played by Hugh was too great and broad to encapsulate in a few words. Hugh will be greatly missed.
Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.4 million members in approximately 46,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas around the world.
