Photos - Foley
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New Lions officers were installed at the annual meeting. They are pictured; (seated l to r) Ann Scotton, director, June Taylor, vice
president,Heidy Bell treasurer, John Rininger director, (standing l to r) Linda Ziglar past district Governor, Don Lambert director, Rick
Blackwell President, Sarah Langston Secretary, Susan Whitworth Vice President, and Bud Stallworth Lion tamer. Not pictured
Norma Rininger director, and Jane Scarboro Vice President. They will serve the 2012 -13 years. The Lions provide eye exams and
glasses for needy area residents, support eye research at the University of South Alabama and sponsor the Tour de Foley bike ride in
the fall. The Foley Lions meet at the Wolfbay Lodge at noon the 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
Ohio snowbirds, Ohio PDG Harold Fryman and wife, visit the Foley Lions Club. He shared experiences with Foley Lions president
Rick Blackwell. Foley Lions Club meets at the Wolfbay Lodge at noon - 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
We serve, John Rininger
The Snook YMCA violin group played for the Foley
Lions Club. Deborah Ferguson is the director of the
Snook youth center. The Lions provide eye exams
and glasses for needy area residents.
Rick Blackwell President.
Submitted by Lion John Rininger
The Snook Youth Center participated in Foley
Lions International peace poster contest. Lion
president Rick Blackwell (right) and Lion Don
Lambert attended the presentation. Deborah
Ferguson is the director of the Snook Youth
Center. Winners will be announced later.
We serve,
John Rininger
Bud Stallworth receives the Leadership award for bringing new
members in to the Foley Lions Club. President Rick Blackwell
presented the award. Pictured are Bev Norlin (a snowbird from Fergus
Falls, Minnasota), Ann Scotton, Mickey McConnell, Bud Stallworth,
Rick Blackwell, and Norma Rininger. The Lions meet at Wolfbay
Lodge at noon on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday. They provide eye exams
and glasses for needy area residents and sponsor The Tour de Foley in
October.
Bev Norlin, a snowbird from Fergus Falls, Minnesota, visited the Foley
Lions Club. She and her husband have helped to promote White Cane
Day, a Lions Club fund raiser and blind awareness program.
The Foley Lions meet at noon at Wolfbay Lodge on the 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of each month. They provide eye exams and glasses for
needy area residents.
Lee Kibler,a water supervisor at riviera utilities, and a Boy Scout leader
from Alberta, spoke to the Foley Lions club. He promoted the boy scout
laws and the importance of leadership training for and by the youthful
boys. The Foley Lions meet at noon 2nd and 4th tuesday at Wolfbay
Lodge. The Lions provide eye exams and glasses to needy area
residents. support eye research, and sponsor the tour de Foley bike
ride in October.
Berkley Cirilli, a Foley High School English teacher, and chair person of the
Snook Youth Clubs board of directors spoke to the Foley Lions club about
what is happening at the Snook youth club, the Washington DC trip, the
positive effects of the club on area youth, and their next fund raiser , 'dirty
nites' featuring 'men who cook' at the Foley civic center May 4th, 6 to 9. $25
tickets are availible at the Snook Youth center. The Foley lions provide eye
exams and glasses for needy area residents, support the Snook youth center
and sponsor the Tour de Foley bike ride in October. They meet at noon 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays at Wolfbay Lodge.
The Foley Snook Youth Club director, Deborah Ferguson, spoke to the
Foley Lions Club. She talked about the trip to the presidential inaugeral
in Washington DC and the summer camp. The camp will promote career
paths in medicine, science, and math accompanied by execise and
fitness activities. The Lions support the Snook Youth Club, the Tour de
Foley Bike ride in October, and provide eye exams and glasses for needy
area residents. They are also planning a Pancake Breakfast fundraiser.
The Lions meet at noon 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Wolfbay Lodge.
Linzay Shumacher, volunteer crew chairperson for the South Baldwin
Chamber of Commerce 9th Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon
Festival, spoke to the Foley Lions. She appealed for more volunteers,
and covered the events at the balloon festival.
The Foley Lions sponsor the tour de Foley bike ride on October 5th
and provide eye exams and glasses for needy area residents. They
meet at noon at the Wolfbay lodge 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
2013 Christmas Party
The Foley Lions club held their annual Christmas party at the Wolf bay lodge. In attendance were Norma Rininger, Rick Blackwell, (back row) John Rininger, Mickey McConnell,Susan Whitworth,June Taylor, Wanda Ramos, Taylor ,Heidy Bell, Leo Ramos, and Bud Stalworth. Photo and copy submitted by John Rininger.
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Photos - Foley
Click image to enlarge
New Lions officers were installed at the annual
meeting. They are pictured; (seated l to r) Ann
Scotton, director, June Taylor, vice president,Heidy
Bell treasurer, John Rininger director, (standing l to
r) Linda Ziglar past district Governor, Don Lambert
director, Rick Blackwell President, Sarah Langston
Secretary, Susan Whitworth Vice President, and Bud
Stallworth Lion tamer. Not pictured Norma Rininger
director, and Jane Scarboro Vice President. They
will serve the 2012 -13 years. The Lions provide
eye exams and glasses for needy area residents,
support eye research at the University of South
Alabama and sponsor the Tour de Foley bike ride in
the fall. The Foley Lions meet at the Wolfbay Lodge
at noon the 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
Ohio snowbirds, Ohio PDG Harold Fryman and wife,
visit the Foley Lions Club. He shared experiences with
Foley Lions president Rick Blackwell. Foley Lions Club
meets at the Wolfbay Lodge at noon - 2nd and 4th
Tuesday.
We serve, John Rininger
The Snook YMCA violin group played for the Foley
Lions Club. Deborah Ferguson is the director of the
Snook youth center. The Lions provide eye exams
and glasses for needy area residents.
Rick Blackwell President.
Submitted by Lion John Rininger
The Snook Youth Center participated in Foley Lions
International peace poster contest. Lion president
Rick Blackwell (right) and Lion Don Lambert attended
the presentation. Deborah Ferguson is the director of
the Snook Youth Center. Winners will be announced
later.
We serve,
John Rininger
Bud Stallworth receives the Leadership award for
bringing new members in to the Foley Lions Club.
President Rick Blackwell presented the award.
Pictured are Bev Norlin (a snowbird from Fergus Falls,
Minnasota), Ann Scotton, Mickey McConnell, Bud
Stallworth, Rick Blackwell, and Norma Rininger. The
Lions meet at Wolfbay Lodge at noon on the 2nd and
4th Tuesday. They provide eye exams and glasses for
needy area residents and sponsor The Tour de Foley in
October.
Bev Norlin, a snowbird from Fergus Falls, Minnesota,
visited the Foley Lions Club. She and her husband
have helped to promote White Cane Day, a Lions Club
fund raiser and blind awareness program.
The Foley Lions meet at noon at Wolfbay Lodge on the
2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. They provide
eye exams and glasses for needy area residents.
Lee Kibler,a water supervisor at riviera utilities, and
a Boy Scout leader from Alberta, spoke to the
Foley Lions club. He promoted the boy scout laws
and the importance of leadership training for and
by the youthful boys. The Foley Lions meet at
noon 2nd and 4th tuesday at Wolfbay Lodge. The
Lions provide eye exams and glasses to needy
area residents. support eye research, and sponsor
the tour de Foley bike ride in October.
Berkley Cirilli, a Foley High School English teacher,
and chair person of the Snook Youth Clubs board of
directors spoke to the Foley Lions club about what is
happening at the Snook youth club, the Washington
DC trip, the positive effects of the club on area youth,
and their next fund raiser , 'dirty nites' featuring 'men
who cook' at the Foley civic center May 4th, 6 to 9.
$25 tickets are availible at the Snook Youth center.
The Foley lions provide eye exams and glasses for
needy area residents, support the Snook youth center
and sponsor the Tour de Foley bike ride in October.
They meet at noon 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at Wolfbay
Lodge.
The Foley Snook Youth Club director, Deborah
Ferguson, spoke to the Foley Lions Club. She talked
about the trip to the presidential inaugeral in Washington
DC and the summer camp. The camp will promote
career paths in medicine, science, and math
accompanied by execise and fitness activities. The
Lions support the Snook Youth Club, the Tour de Foley
Bike ride in October, and provide eye exams and glasses
for needy area residents. They are also planning a
Pancake Breakfast fundraiser. The Lions meet at noon
2nd and 4th Tuesday at Wolfbay Lodge.
Linzay Shumacher, volunteer crew chairperson for the
South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce 9th Annual Gulf
Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival, spoke to the Foley
Lions. She appealed for more volunteers, and
covered the events at the balloon festival.
The Foley Lions sponsor the tour de Foley bike ride on
October 5th and provide eye exams and glasses for
needy area residents. They meet at noon at the
Wolfbay lodge 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
