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2020 - 2021
Melvin Jones Recipient
Colleen Ochs receives Melvin Jones Award from Lions President Joe Langello
Congratulations to Colleen Ochs on receiving the Melvin Jones Fellow Award in recognition of her dedicated
service to the Palm Coast Lions Club.
The Melvin Jones Fellowship is named for Melvin Jones, the founder of the Lions Clubs International. It is largely due to the growth of the fellowship program that LCIF has been able to meet humanitarian needs in communities around the world.
2018 - 2019 Lion of the Year
James Murphy
2017 - 2018 Lion of the Year
Lion Joe Langello receives award from Lion Ken Crowley
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Lion Jim Murphy receives award from Lion Wayne Gile
The Melvin Jones Fellowship is the highest award presented to a Lion for dedication to humanitarian services. Lion Jim has served our community for over 20 years. He has been the Leo Clubs Advisor for most of those years, teaching high school students the value of community service and leadership. Thanks Mr. Murphy from all your students past and present.
2016 - 2017 Lion of the Year
Lion Wayne Gile receives award from Lion Secreatry Ken Crowley
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June 2015
Congratulations to Janet Fonseca for receiving the Melvin Jones Fellow Award in recognition of her dedicated
service to the Palm Coast Lions Club.
The Melvin Jones Fellowship is named for Melvin Jones, the founder of the Lions Clubs International. It is largely due to the growth of the fellowship program that LCIF has been able to meet humanitarian needs in communities around the world.
Fellowship contributions help to bring medication to prevent river blindness to people like 67- year-old Hilario and her family or teach children like 12-year-old Stefan to avoid drugs through Lions Quest. Each Melvin Jones Fellowship contribution can restore the sight of 167 individuals or provide Lions Quest to 67 youth. LCIF is able to continue and expand programs through the generous support of fellows such as Lion Janet Fonseca. She should take pride in knowing she has impacted so many lives, both in our immediate community as well as across the globe.
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Congratulations to PDG Shel Reichard upon receiving the Palm Coast 2013-2014
Lion of the Year award. Thank you for your leadership during your second term as
president during our 40th Anniversary Year. Your dedication.and steadfastness
throughout the year served to inspire others to do more in service of those in need.
PDG Shel Reichard received the Distinguished Pilot Award at the Multiple District Luncheon and later received the Anchor Award for Multiple District 35 Florida and the Bahamas
at the Governors Banquet
Lion Secretary Ken was awarded the PDG Lion of the Year
at the Multiple District Luncheon.
Editor and Assistant Editor accept the Multiple
District 35 Florida and the Bahamas
Multiple Page Club Bulletin Award for the Leos Tale
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LIONS OF THE YEAR
2012-2013
Lions Alice and Don Green accept the Palm Coast Lions Club " Lions of the Year
Award" for 2012-2013 from award’s Chair Ken Crowley in recognition of
their outstanding dedication and service to the community.
Past President Award
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Past President Award
Lion Janet Earnshaw recieves the Past President's Award recognizing her for leadership and unwavering dedication to meeting the goals of the Palm Coast Lions Club in fulfilling the Lions Motto "We Serve".
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Our Newest Melvin Jones Fellow
Congratulations to our elder statesman, Lion Dick Perlman on his 100th Birthday and on being named as a Melvin Jones Fellow in recognition of his dedicated service to the
Palm Coast Lions Club and the community for over 33 years. A well deserved honor.
The Melvin Jones Fellowship is named for Melvin Jones, the founder of the Lions Clubs International. It is largely due to the growth of the fellowship program that LCIF has been able to meet humanitarian needs in communities around the world.
Fellowship contributions help to bring medication to prevent river blindness to people like 67- year-old Hilario and her family or teach children like 12-year-old Stefan to avoid drugs through Lions Quest. Each Melvin Jones Fellowship contribution can restore the sight of 167 individuals or provide Lions Quest to 67 youth. LCIF is able to continue and expand programs through the generous support of fellows such as Lion Dick Perlman. He should take pride in knowing he has impacted so many lives, both in our immediate community as well as across the globe. The Lions are currently actively involved in providing disaster releif to those in the Philippines after the devastating typhoon.
