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Alabama Peace Poster
Contest Winner
The Vestavia Hills Lions Club sponsored their Annual Peace Poster contest at Liberty Park Middle School.Kaelyn Gotlier, age 12, submitted a poster that was determined by the committee to be the winning poster for District 34-B. Her poster was mailed to Council Chair Dora Hartsock to be judged for the Alabama Lions Multi-District 34 Peace Poster Contest. Kaelyn's poster was chosen as the Alabama Lions MD 34 Winner. Kaelyn's poster has been submitted to Lions Clubs International Headquarter in Chicago, IL. for further competition among other winners from across the United States. We would like to thank Kaelyn Gottier and the Vestavia Hills Lions Club for their entry and wish them well in the next round of judging. Good Luck and we are proud of you!
Lions Don Hagan and Ray Lindsey at Hoover Lions Club meeting show off the William C
Chandler Award plaque for membership growth and the New Member Packet.
September 2018
District 34b Convention 2019 was held in Birmingham
on March 22-23
Friday events at Miami Fusion Café and Saturday at First Presbyterian Church of Birmingham.
International Director Connie LeClair-Meyer will be the special guest at the 34-B convention.
Photo made at the USA/Canada Leadership Forum where she was also a Presenter.
International Convention 2019
The Oxford Lions Club presented this wheelchair to Tony. He has
cerebral palsy along with other health issues. The chair was given to
us from the WC warehouse director PCC Vernon Barker. Tony’s chair
was literally falling apart. He was very thankful and because of the
mask you can’t see the big smile on his face. The chair had been used
on several occasions to transport patients for the Oxford EMS;
however, with transporting Tony three times a week, it will be more
useful to him. We want to thank PCCVernon and will be calling on him
again real soon.
It’s great to be a Lion.
The Pine Level VFD is one of the several recipients that will receive an emist machine. This was provided from a $10,000.00 LCIF Covid-19 emergency grant. This grant
was applied for by PDG and current Council Chair Floyd “Bubba” Bingham. These units take about two months to be received because of the demand. Therefore Bubba
created a layout device for a photo op with the VFD. Once these units are received we will being issuing them out over District 34-B. Pictured at the presentation are,
CST Tracy Thompson, DG 34-B Robert Thompson, CC Floyd “Bubba” Bingham and Prattville Lion Josh Bingham. Not pictured but present, PCC George Head.
2020 - District 34-B received a LCIF grant in the amount of $10,000 to support the relief effort in Fultondale, Alabama after an EF-3 tornado hit
the area. The following are some images from the Lions working during this community assistance. We also had the Alabama Lions Sight Mobile Eye
Clinic several days with Kent M. Daum, O.D., Ph.D., Optometrist and Director. Lions Clubs donated money beyond the disaster grant to pay for several
people to get exams and glasses lost during the tornado.
Copyright Alabama Lions District 34B. All Rights
Reserved. Website Design and Hosting by North Mobile
Internet Services, Inc.
News
Alabama Peace Poster
Contest Winner
The Vestavia Hills Lions Club sponsored their Annual Peace Poster contest at Liberty Park Middle School.Kaelyn Gotlier, age 12, submitted a poster that was determined by the committee to be the winning poster for District 34-B. Her poster was mailed to Council Chair Dora Hartsock to be judged for the Alabama Lions Multi-District 34 Peace Poster Contest. Kaelyn's poster was chosen as the Alabama Lions MD 34 Winner. Kaelyn's poster has been submitted to Lions Clubs International Headquarter in Chicago, IL. for further competition among other winners from across the United States. We would like to thank Kaelyn Gottier and the Vestavia Hills Lions Club for their entry and wish them well in the next round of judging. Good Luck and we are proud of you!
Lions Don Hagan and Ray Lindsey at
Hoover Lions Club meeting show off the
William C Chandler Award plaque for
membership growth and the New Member
Packet.
September 2018
District 34b Convention
2019 was held in
Birmingham on March 22-
23
Friday events at Miami Fusion Café and Saturday at First Presbyterian Church of Birmingham.
International Director Connie LeClair-
Meyer will be the special guest at the 34-B
convention.
Photo made at the USA/Canada Leadership
Forum where she was also a Presenter.
International
Convention 2019
The Oxford Lions Club presented this
wheelchair to Tony. He has cerebral palsy
along with other health issues. The chair
was given to us from the WC warehouse
director PCC Vernon Barker. Tony’s chair
was literally falling apart. He was very
thankful and because of the mask you can’t
see the big smile on his face. The chair had
been used on several occasions to transport
patients for the Oxford EMS; however, with
transporting Tony three times a week, it will
be more useful to him. We want to thank
PCCVernon and will be calling on him again
real soon.
It’s great to be a Lion.
The Pine Level VFD is one of the several
recipients that will receive an emist
machine. This was provided from a
$10,000.00 LCIF Covid-19 emergency
grant. This grant was applied for by PDG
and current Council Chair Floyd “Bubba”
Bingham. These units take about two
months to be received because of the
demand. Therefore Bubba created a
layout device for a photo op with the VFD.
Once these units are received we will
being issuing them out over District 34-B.
Pictured at the presentation are, CST
Tracy Thompson, DG 34-B Robert
Thompson, CC Floyd “Bubba” Bingham
and Prattville Lion Josh Bingham. Not
pictured but present, PCC George Head.
2020 - District 34-B received a LCIF grant
in the amount of $10,000 to support the
relief effort in Fultondale, Alabama
after an EF-3 tornado hit the area. The
following are some images from the Lions
working during this community assistance.
We also had the Alabama Lions Sight
Mobile Eye Clinic several days with Kent M.
Daum, O.D., Ph.D., Optometrist and
Director. Lions Clubs donated money
beyond the disaster grant to pay for
several people to get exams and glasses
lost during the tornado.
