From Spokane Central Lions Club President, Gary Guenther

While this year has brought sickness, heartache, and separation; we should give thanks for the many blessings that our still ours.     The love of friends & family, the gifts of Liberty and Freedom, and the promise of a loving God to be always with us.

May the coming year bring us closer in the spirit of Service.  The best and happiest New Year!“ While this year has brought sickness, heartache, and separation; we should give thanks for the many blessings that our still ours.     The love of friends & family, the gifts of Liberty and Freedom, and the promise of a loving God to be always with us.

May the coming year bring us closer in the spirit of Service. 

     Lion President Gary Guenther

What's new with Spokane Central Lions:

Check out some Lions history on the News and Information page. There is a clipping of the Charter officers of the Spokane Lions Club in April of 1922. Check it out! There is a name you may recognize in those officers.

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New Meeting Location

Ruby River Hotel

700 N Division

We will begin to meet here on April 27, 2021 at Noon.

We will continue to have a Zoom presence with a hybrid meeting (both in person and online with Zoom. Lunch is $20 but you are encouraged to attend even if you don't have lunch. See "Calendar" on the menu to find what this week's program is.

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