The Brookings Noon Lions Club recently installed its 2024-25 leadership.
Back row from left: Lion Mike Sprenger, president; and Lance Howard, vice president.
Second row Lawrence Johnson, …
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The Brookings Noon Lions Club recently installed its 2024-25 leadership.
Back row from left: Lion Mike Sprenger, president; and Lance Howard, vice president.
Second row Lawrence Johnson, treasurer; Bob Bell, secretary; Ron Thaden, safety officer; Kay Ruden, past president, board chair; Kathy Grady, Lion tamer; and Sally Norby, BD member.
Sitting: Clark Hanson, chaplain; Eldena Hansen-Russel and Rich Howard, Tail Twisters; and Ron Gelderman, program committee.
Not pictured is Greg Fargen, Paul Fixen, Ron Seeley, Brad Farber, Dick Stolp, Bill Kees and Kyle Gustafson.
The mission of the Brookings Noon Lions organization has possible financial support to assist with eye exams, eyeglasses, for individuals in need. KidsSight vision screening and screening support for children: www.lionskidsightusa.org. Collect used eyeglasses for redistribution to Third World countries. Once each quarter, middle school students are recognized for their outstanding citizenship. The Lions Park is at First Street and Medary Avenue is a great place to hold family fun.