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Lions Help Local Families at Christmas: Christmas Baskets Chairman Lion Dennis Myers (first row second from left) and fellow Lions, with friends and family posed for a picture before delivering all the fixings for a family Christmas dinner to 24 families in the Spring Grove Community. In addition to the dinners, the club also distributed canned goods and toys donated by the Spring Grove Elementary School, and donated Kennie’s Market gift cards.
Lions Support Local Boy Scouts: Lion President Dave Erlemeier (left) greets members of Spring Grove Boy Scout Troop 30 at the clubs November 25 meeting. Pictured with Lion Dave are (form left) Scoutmaster Joe Bundy, Scouts Hunter Ellis and Wyatt Gibson, and Committee Chair Dan Gibson. The club donated $200 to the Troop.
Lions Support Local Exchange Club: Lion Vice President Ron Bollinger presented a check for $200 to Kara Wright of the Spring Grove Exchange Club at the Lions club’s November 14 meeting. Exchange club members Jamie Moore (left) and Kim Leese also attended the meeting to inform the Lions on the work of the Exchange Club.
Lions March in Halloween Parade: Pictured from left to right Lion Zone Chair Ron Bollinger II, Lion Tim Thoman, and Lion President Dave Erlemeier prepare to march in the Spring Grove Halloween Parade on October 23.
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Lions Support Home for End-of- Life Care: Lion President David Erlemeier presents a check for $200 to Amy Jansky, Executive Director of Pappus House, at the club’s September 12 meeting. Pappus House is a community supported end-of-life home, serving York County, which provides 24 hour personal care in a non-clinical home like environment.
Lions Award 38th Melvin Jones Fellowship: Lion President David Erlemeier (right) presents the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award to his dad Lion Lester Erlemeier at the club’s July 11 meeting honoring Lions Lester’s many years of service to the club. The award includes a $1000 donation to the Lions Club International Foundation to support the Foundation’s humanitarian efforts throughout the world.
Lions Install New Officers: Immediate Past President Lion Brad Kile (right) hands the gavel to new Lion President David Erlemeier at the club’s July 11 meeting. Lion Zone Chairmen Ron Bollinger installed the new slate of officers for the 2024-25 Lion year.
Lions Honor Scholarship Recipient: Lion Scholarship Chairman Mike Sterner congratulates Henry Rumbaugh and his mom after Henry was honored at the club’s May 23 meeting for winning the club’s 31th annual scholarship. He won the $1000 scholarship for his essay describing how he will use his studies to advance the goals of Lionism. Henry will be attending Pennsylvania State University where he plans to major in Mechanical Engineering.
Lions Honor Scholarship Recipient: Lions Scholarship Chairman Mike Sterner congratulates Sophia McCachren after she was honored at the club’s May 23 meeting for winning the club’s Fred Burns Memorial Scholarship. Nadine Siar, Fred’s partner, (left) supports the $1000 the scholarship which is awarded to a senior who plans to major in business. Sophia will be attending West Chester University where she plans to major in Business Management.
Lions Support Local Four Diamonds Mini THON: Lion President Brad Kile presented a check for $500 to the members of the Spring Grove High School Mini THON team at the club’s February 22nd meeting. The Mini THON team visited the club to talk about their efforts to raise money to fight childhood cancer.
Lions Support Historic Preservation: Lion President Brad Kile (third from left) presented a check for $250 to members of Spring Grove’s Hoke House Relocation Project at the clubs February 8th meeting. Members of the project, (pictured from left to right) who attended the meeting to review the project with the club , are: Gena Hoke Richardson, Trisha Hoke Smith, Seth Hidebrand, Jennifer Lecrone, and Kevin March.
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Lions Help Fund Lions District 14-C Projects: Lion President Brad Kile (right) greets Lion District Governor Marty Zimmerman at the clubs January 11th meeting. The club donated $580 to fund District projects including: Pre-School Vision Screening, Beacon Lodge, Lions Club International Foundation, Leader Dog for the Blind, Sight Conservation and Eye Research, Hearing Research, Diabetes Awareness, and Lions Quest Life Skills Program.
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