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Ormond-by-the-Sea Lions Club installs this year's officers

The Lions also recognized nine people with awards.

  • By Observer staff
  • | 9:00 a.m. July 3, 2023
OBTS Lions President Greg Evans and Melvin Jones Fellow Lion Melinda Uebel. Courtesy photo
OBTS Lions President Greg Evans and Melvin Jones Fellow Lion Melinda Uebel. Courtesy photo
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The Ormond-by-the-Sea Lions Club started the new Lions year by installing officers in the presence of 46 members and guests on June 28. 

Attending from across the district were District Gov. Glenn Brown of Mount Dora, First Vice District Gov. Bob Armstrong of Davenport, Past District Gov. Harry Williams and District Secretary Maggiy Williams of Lake Alfred.

Ormond Beach Mayor Bill Partington conducted the lighthouse installation ceremony for the following OBTS

First Vice District Gov. Bob Armstrong from Davenport and District Gov. Glenn Brown from Mount Dora. Courtesy photo

Lions officers:

  • President Kathleen Trutschel
  • First Vice President Bobbie Cheh
  • Second Vice President Aleta Dick
  • Secretary Jean Cerullo
  • Treasurer Greg Evans
  • Tail Twister Les Walters
  • Lion Tamer Frank White 

Club members recognized with awards for the year were: 

  • Melvin Jones Fellowship — Melinda Uebel
  • Janet King Memorial Award (Lion of the Year) — Maureen Hamilton
  • Grand Lion Award — Bobbie Cheh
  • Diabetic Foundation Progressive Life Membership — Frank White
  • Florida Lions Eye Foundation Third Level Membership — Kathleen Trutschel
  • Youth Exchange Scholarship Trust Fund Life Membership — Carolyn and Tom Botchie
  • Project Right to Sight Life Memberships — Jean Cerullo and Mary Yochum 

Call 386-441-4421 to learn more about the OBTS Lions.

 

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