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Volume 25, Number 1 July 2020

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WELCOME TO LIONISTIC YEAR 2020 – 2021

Well, this is surely a very different environment we are in now aren’t we? With a pandemic continuing to swirl around us for a few months, we have no clue how this year will go but we sure will give it a good try to continue to do the work that Lions do. And with all of this, we start out fresh with redistricting from three districts to two districts. Let’s find out a bit about the team this year.

Left to right: DG Chuck Matthews, CC Barbara Daily, DG Keith Alexander Council Chairperson Barbara Daily I became a Lion in 2001 and is a member of the Tucson Sammy Jo Service Branch, parent club, Globe Lions Club. I have served at the district and multiple district level. I’ve attended LCI institutes (Senior Lions Leadership Institute (now Advanced) and Faculty Development Institute (FDI). I have been a faculty member of Lions International Clubs Advanced Lions Leadership Institute (ALLI) and is a Lions International Certified Instructor. I also presented leadership topics at two USA/Canada Lions Leadership Forums. I retired in 2013 after working for 43 years in engineering support management positions on a missile program. Barbara and Lion Don have been married for 41 years and share their home with a Ragdoll cat and a spoiled Havanese pup. I am a Lion 24/7 and my focus is mentoring and training. I believe that sharing knowledge makes a great team to accomplish what Lions do as volunteers and that is serving, the community, and each other. District Governor 21N Chuck Matthews This Lion year is going to be a real challenge to us all. I personally want to be solution focused. As governor, I plan to concentrate on hunger, veteran’s initiatives, and growing membership while providing the best possible leadership within the district. We must promote Lion togetherness and fellowship via the “Arizona Lions”. Let us start using this catch phrase at every opportunity. On a personal note, I hailed from Missouri via Michigan. I grew up on an island – Grosse Isle, Michigan, in the Windsor Strait between Michigan and Canada. I was stationed in Tucson, Arizona, at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, fell in love with Arizona. Work took me to California, Oregon, Texas, and back to California. Upon retiring, I returned to Arizona in 2006. Became a Lion in 2007. Let’s welcome our new year with great energy! District Governor 21S Keith Alexander It is exciting to be part of Lions in Arizona during 2020-2021. Realigning to two districts allows us to shift some of our resources from administration to service and membership. Many of our multiple and district meetings will be conducted by electronic means. Doing meetings virtually will be a huge savings of time and money for all Lions to be home doing service. My emphasis will be service related in two areas. The first is “My Lions, My Club”. My desire is for the district to be a resource to support the service activities that are important to each individual community as the service a club renders only needs to matter in that community. The second emphasis is global service. This is often done by contributing money to common causes. These include LCIF and our state projects. I became involved with Lions as a Leo while attending Miami (Arizona) High School. Upon turning 18, I was inducted into the Miami Club. I became a Melvin Jones Fellow in 1994. I have not continually been a Lion, but I have been active in the Safford Lions Club for the past 18 years. My wife, Charlotte, is also a Lion. We have three adult children who live in Tempe. What a year this is going to be!


THE ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY IS COMING YOUR WAY!

The 2019 - 2020 Council of Governors has approved preparing an electronic directory. Therefore, Multiple District 21 (MD 21) is discontinuing the use of printed directories. The 2020 - 2021 electronic directory: • Will be located in a secure area of our MD 21 website that our Lions will be authorized to login to

and access. To satisfy privacy and security requirements, this area will be password protected and only available to our MD 21 Lions. Please Note: Individual Lions accessing the documents would be responsible for safeguarding the information and ensuring it is NOT USED for personal or non-Lion purposes AND is not released to anyone outside of our Multiple District. (Additionally, any printed directories you currently have or ones you elect to print out MUST be shredded…not disposed of in the trash or recycling bin.)

• Will be in a modular format that contains information in separate PDF files. the modular format will allow us to add information and documents as required. A PDF file ensures the information can be viewed by our Lions no matter which operating system, device or software application it’s viewed on. Additionally, a PDF document allows you to quickly search for information instead of having to thumb through a printed document to find what you’re looking for.

• Will contain several individual PDF documents. The first two (2) documents being prepared are:

o A “Multiple District 21 Club & Membership List” that will contain club information (divided into

their respective districts) along with an alphabetical listing of our Lions and their contact information.

o A “Who Ya Gonna Call” document that will contain contact information for our multiple district and district leadership, committee chairpersons and state and district projects.

A notification email will be sent to the leaders and club members when the electronic directory is available. The email will contain instructions for accessing the documents. Please send any questions or concerns to Lion Laurie Genz at (520) 266-1426 or email: [email protected]. Directory Preparation Team: Lion Matt Bianco, Chairperson Lion Brian Woloshin (MD 21 Information Technology Chairperson) Lion Laurie Genz


WELCOME TO DISTRICT 21NORTH

I wholeheartedly welcome each and every one of you to our new District 21 North. The old 21 A, B, C districts are now history. The winds of change have blown. Now we settle down to do what Lions have always done – Serve! The keynote next year is “Arizona Lions”. You will be hearing much more about this concept in the next several months.

Plan to participate in the 21 North and South Joint Virtual Kick-off meeting August 1, 2020.

Retention – New clubs are important this year, with the goal of adding 200 more clubs to Lionism. Even more important is retaining our current Lions. We are going to lose some Lions at the club level, why? Are they unhappy? Afraid of crowds? Did we not keep them busy? Reach out to these Lions,

find out why they want to leave. A phone call goes a long way in retaining them. Let them know how much you appreciate them and how much the club will miss them.

Membership – A friend of mind recently told me that joining the Lions was a thing of beauty, truth, and meaning in his life. He also stated it was his duty to serve. It makes him feel worthwhile. No matter how you view being a Lion, it gives you direction and motivation in your life. We do feel much better about ourselves. When you “just ask” a friend to join, you are doing them a giant favor. You are adding meaning to their lives.

Our direction this year –All of our Pillars are important, including childhood cancer, diabetes, and vision. We will also focus on hunger, membership, and LCIF. What is more important than feeding the hungry. No one really knows how many citizens go to bed hungry. Support your clubs’ food drives and

your local food bank. They each publish a list of needed items. Visit a food bank on distribution day and just observe how busy they are. It will sadden your heart.

LCIF – Fred Gameson, Marie Cunning, and Rosemarie Gabriel are tasked in 2020/2021 with meeting very large contribution goals. They will visit your clubs, appealing for support. Help them succeed. LCIF is our foundation. It is one of the main reasons we exist. Talk to your board members regarding club contributions. We also need to contribute as individual Lions – whatever you can afford to give. Dig deep.

In closing this month, I ask you to turn energy into action. Do something for your club and the “Arizona Lions”.

Let me know what I can do for you!Chuck Matthews, District Governor21 North

DISTRICT 21NorthDG Chuck Matthews


DISTRICT 21SouthDG Keith Alexander

What an exciting time to be a Lion in Arizona! Our communities are full of caring individuals eager to help their neighbors during this unprecedented turbulent time. Unfortunately, they often don’t know the best way to help. It is even more difficult for them to find others to work with as a team and accomplish greater good. Fortunately, most communities have a Lions club in or near their town. Lions clubs provide trained leaders, experienced caring volunteers, liability insurance, and most importantly, knowledge of the local community.

Lions were some of the very first people to start helping when COVID-19 began to cause sickness, isolate people, damage the economy, and disrupt delivery of supplies. Nearly every club in Arizona participated in the statewide (MD-21) effort to provide emergency funds to

local food banks. Several clubs have instituted calling trees to regularly check on the welfare of their own members. Books and laptops have been provided to students who are suddenly attending school remotely. Long-time Lions who have done little more than pay dues year after year are now stepping up to help wherever they can. I am impressed with the number of non-Lions I see now working side-by-side with us at service project throughout the district. Thank you for all your service!

Regarding this first year as District 21-S, please know that the district officers are here to serve you. We want to be a resource for you to help build your club into what you want it to be. I am not interested in coming up with new programs involving more paperwork. I have asked countless Lions why they joined our

organization. I have only received two answers: service and fellowship. Literally nothing else. As such, these are now our two district priorities. Increasing and retaining membership is a key to increasing service, so we will focus on membership as well. I am asking you to join the leadership team in serving Lions outside of your own club. If you would like to share your passion for a certain service activity with other district clubs, let me know so I can put you on the proper committee. Please let me know if you have skills you are willing to teach others.

Thank you for allowing me to serve in this new position. It is an honor to be one of you. AS Helen Keller said, “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.”


MD21 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR 2020 – 2021 In-person facility events below may be re-scheduled as online events depending

on COVID-19 and our compromised population.

DATES EVENT LOCATION CONTACT July 13, 2020 1st COUNCIL MEETING ONLINE 6–8 p.m. CC Barbara Daily

Aug 1, 2020

Kick-off 2020-2021 Lions Year 1st Cabinet Meeting Cabinet Installation

21-S: ONLINE 9 to Noon 21-N: ONLINE 1 to 4 p.m.

DG Keith Alexander DG Chuck Matthews

Nov 09, 2020 2nd COUNCIL MEETING ONLINE 6-8 p.m. CC Barbara Daily

TBD MD Voting for governors ELECTRONIC VOTING

MD21 Elections Committee

TBD MD21 Mid-Year Leadership Conference Guest: ID Gary Brown

ONLINE CC Barbara Daily PDG Tom Price

TBD 21-N: 2nd Cabinet Meeting ONLINE DG Chuck Matthews

TBD 21-S: 2nd Cabinet Meeting ONLINE DG Keith Alexander

Jan 25, 2021 3rd COUNCIL MEETING ONLINE 6–8 p.m. CC Barbara Daily

Mar 19, 2021 3rd Cabinet Meeting, District 21-S ONLINE or in person

ONLINE 6–8 p.m. or in person for some

DG Keith Alexander

Mar 20, 2021 3rd Cabinet Meeting, District 21-N

ONLINE 10 a.m. – Noon DG Chuck Matthews

April 30, 2021 4th COUNCIL MEETING TBD CC Barbara Daily

April 30, May 1,2, 2021

MD21 State Convention Guest: ID Mark Lyon TBD

CC Barbara Daily Conv Chairs – Ellen Yopps / Rob Mayer

May 1, 2021 4th Cabinet Meetings TBD DG Chuck Matthews DG Keith Alexander

As we know our environment changes frequently these days but we are up for the challenge. The August 1st Kickoff will now be ONLINE and so will the Mid-Year Leadership Conference. The mid-year will be in November but we are working the specific dates for everything involved and that should be resolved shortly. In the meantime, here is the updated schedule of events. Aren›t we all glad we EMBRACE change! Barbara DailyMD21 Council Chairperson DesignateMD21-Leadership Coordinator(520) [email protected]

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ARIZONA LIONS CLUBS WHO ARE COMMITTED TO

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Chandler Sunbird Lions Club 21-B Globe Lions Club 21-B

Mesa Thunderbird Lions Club 21-C Phoenix Barangay Lions Club 21-C

Green Valley La Canoa Lions Club 21-B Peoria Sunset Lions Club 21-A

Prescott Sunrise Lions Club 21-C Prescott Noon Lions Club 21-C

Sun Lakes Lions Club 21-B Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions 21-B

Phoenix Midtown Lions Club 21-A

Buckeye Lions Club 21-A Mesa Fountain of the Sun Lions Club 21-B

Tucson North Tucson Lions Club 21-B

Mesa Leisure World Lions Club 21-B Phoenix Valley of the Sun Lions 21-C

Tucson Downtown Lions Club 21-B South Tucson Lions Club 21-B


Lions Clubs Food ProjectSubmitted by IPDG David Pryce

When the lions of Multiple District 21 are asked to step up and perform, they really come through. As of June 25, 2020, I have written checks for $10,800 as reimbursement to the 54 clubs that participated in our food donation project. Thanks to all of you who provided the means to support those that are in need in our communities.

Following is a list of the clubs that contributed so generously.

Sun Lakes Lions Foundation Mesa Thunderbirds Lions Club

Chandler Lions Club Phoenix Metro Lions Club

Phoenix Midtown Lions Club Valley of the Sun Lions Club

Yuma Quartermasters Lions Club Scottsdale McDowell Mountain Ranch Lions Club

Phoenix Asian-American Lions Club Catalina Oro Valley Lions Club

Tucson Breakfast Lions Club Payson Lions Club

Cottonwood Lions Club Sun City West Sunrise Lions Club

Sun City Host Lions Club Phoenix Phil-Am Lions Club

Surprise Sun Village Lions Club Peoria Pioneer Lions Club

Buckeye Festival Lions Club Downtown Tucson Lioness Club

Lake Havasu Daybreakers Lions Club Florence Lions Club

Green Valley La Canoa Lions Club Pinetop Lions Club

Sunbird Lions Club Tombstone Lions Club

Mesa Host Lions Club Maricopa Lions Club

South Tucson Lions Club Mesa Sunland Springs Village Lions Club

Mesa Leisure World Lions Club Peoria N.W. Valley Lions Club

Williams Lions Club Wickenburg Lions Club

Globe Lions Club Tucson Sammi Jo Lions Club

Bullhead City Lions Club Buckeye Lions Club

Mesa Fountain of the Sun Lions Club Sun City Mid-Week Bell Lions Club

Show Low Lions Club Peoria Sunset Lions Club

Kingman Mohave Lions Club Phoenix Barangay Lions Club

Chino Valley Noontimers Lions Club Lake Havasu London Bridge Lions Club

Sierra Vista Lions Club Coolidge Lions Club

Cochise Stronghold Lions Club Prescott Noon Lions Club

Prescott Sunrise Lions Club Tucson North Tucson Lions Club

Phoenix Lions Club Surprise Lions Club


After years of financial struggle and sacrifice, LFA has finally turned the corner and is now in much better shape financially than it has been in 15 or 20 years. The land exchange has been completed. Our joint venture partner has been working hard to divest himself of some of the land he received in the exchange, which in turn, will allow him to pay LFA back on the note he owes. As we get paid we can and will pay back those to whom we owe not only money but our sincere gratitude. For those who helped by lending LFA the money needed to acquire the land that Camp Tatiyee occupies, we thank you.

Phoenix Valley of the Sun Lions Club Fine Tuning the Year

Lion Richard Liebenhaber was unamnously voted by club members to receive the Melvin Jones Fellow Award for his humanitarian services. Left to right; PVOS Lion Club Members, Dr. Glen Miner, Richard Liebenhaber and Eddie Richardson

2019-2020 Phoenix Valley of the Sun President, Lion Richard Liebenhaber hands gavel to 2020-2021 Phoenix Valley fo the Sun Lions Club President, Lion Eddie Richardson


2nd Annual Arizona Lions Service Rally Day Saturday, January 9, 2021

Calling all Lions Clubs Leaders and Chairs!

Let’s start planning to celebrate the Second Annual Arizona Lions Service Rally Day. Below are a few of the projects that we, as Lions, are currently engaged in along with MD21 Chair contact info. Please let us know if there’s a need in the community that we can add to the list.

Childhood Cancer— Jhen Facto-Aquino, [email protected]

Diabetes Awareness & Screenings - Mark Rabinowitz, [email protected]

Environment & Veterans—Pam Boyer, [email protected]

Hunger - Ethel Luzario, [email protected]

Refugees - Salina Imam, [email protected]

Vision—Jeannette Russell, [email protected]

Youth & Children Services—Ron Smith, save@gmx/us

Please submit your chosen area of service(s) by September 1, 2020. We will have drip press releases to make this one day Statewide service a huge success!

For more info, contact any of these Committee Co-Chairs:

PDG Bobbie Ravenkamp, [email protected], 918-705-1227 IPDG Chris Gibbs, [email protected], 928-432-9855 IPDG Marie Cunning, [email protected] ,602-673-6936

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Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Club, P.O. Box 13352, Chandler, AZ 85248 – 480-242-4356Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Foundation – 501 © (3) 45-5592322

e-mail [email protected]

SUN LAKES BREAKFAST LIONS FOUNDATION & CLUB

Dear Brother & Sister Lions:

News travels fast in this social media world, so most of you know that our President of the Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Club, Rich Iovino passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Saturday, June 13th.

Some of you were also aware that my and Rich’s friendship goes back to another Lions Club. That one was the Patchogue, Long Island, New York club where Rich had sponsored me. So, after we both found ourselves here in the desert, I figured one good turn deserves another and sponsored him into our club.

Rich was a tech guy and had an extensive background in computers. Within very short order he had our club on the web and his skills were being recognized and utilized by Lions organizations at the

district and statewide levels. Rich was a great “partner” on the flag route and though it took a few times

(Remember, he did not live in Sun Lakes) we had one of the biggest routes down to one steady flow.

He was a good friend since high school. He had known my wife, Sister Lion Debra Curry since third grade. He was great fun to be around and we shared many interests.

Though we both were rabid baseball fans one of our few clashes was his love of the New York Yankees whereas, I bleed the orange and blue of the Mets. On our flag route, over a meal or just sitting around we’d quiz each other on musical, sports or high school trivia and we usually ended in a tie.

His heart was in volunteering and Lions was in his blood. I will miss his work as a Lion, but most of all I will miss his friendship.

The Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Club extends our deepest sympathy to his wife Carol and his family.

~ Brian Curry First Vice President, SLBLC


On behalf of this Lions respective Lions Club and their District – 21A, 21B or 21C, the Lions of Multiple District 21

and the International Association of Lions Clubs

We present this Certificate of Induction into the Heavenly Host Lions Club

As we honor the commitment Your Lion gave as they served those in their community who needed a helping hand.

We offer our condolences to your family and their Lions Club as each of you remember what they meant to you and how Your Lion impacted those around them as they served

their family, friends and neighbors.

For the Lions of Arizona and those from around the World, we present this humble Certificate and ask that you accept

it as we thank you for sharing Your Lion with us.

Our Prayers to you and your family as you find peace and be comforted with the knowledge that

‘Your Lion Made a Difference’.

Respectfully,

Linda Finley, MD21 Chaplain


I respectfully present to the Lions of Multiple District 21 the

2019-2020 Inductees into the HEAVENLY HOST LIONS CLUB

As 2019-2020 MD21 Chaplain and MD21 Memorial Necrology, it is my privilege to honor these Lions and have presented to each Lions Club

their Certificate of Induction for the Lions family recognizing the service proudly given by this Lion to their

local community and our state. They will all be missed.

With gratitude for their service, Lion Linda Finley

DISTRICT 21A

Deer Valley John M Skoro Gila Bend Glen Birchfield Glendale Evening Longhaven Theresa A Lynch Lake Havasu City Daybreakers Marquita L McKnight Sharon A Stoner Lake Havasu City London Bridge David Pio Phoenix Metro Michael Shine San Luis John Starkey Sun City Midweek Bell George W Keyes Sun City West Sunrise Wayne Danker Gerald ‘Jerry’ Sachs Surprise W Harold Hall Surprise Sun Village Margaret W Holman Howard Samuel Hults

DISTRICT 21B

Catalina Oro Valley Keith A Lundsten Chandler Sun Bird Joseph H Klooster Douglas Daniel Ortega Huachuca City Walter E Welsch Mesa Fountain of the Sun Dorothy Oakley Mesa Leisure World Shirley A Ducharme Mesa Sunland Springs Village Jerri Peterson Safford Ernest Alvarado Anne W Borland San Pedro Valley RC Herrera Sierra Vista la Salida del Sol Marie Alexander Thomas Bjork South Tucson Cesar A Colon Fernandez Sun Lakes Forrest W Kohler Sun Lakes Breakfast Richard ‘Rich’ Lovino Tombstone Duff Chambers Joanne Harbinson Tucson North Tucson Waldo Anderson Tucson Rincon Victoria L Johnson

DISTRICT 21C

Camelback Lions Club Constance “Connie” Koutz Chino Valley Noontimers Paul W Hogue Cottonwood Rooert A Peacock Flagstaff Bruce Crozier Flagstaff Sunrise Alice Dunford Mesa Host PDG Arthur G Arroyo Jack F Burson Overgaard Ponderosa James Bunting Barbara A Lawson Robin G Saunders Phoenix Barangay Leilanie C Arellano Phoenix Paradise Village Terry Schulz Prescott Noon Franklin J Finley Jamie Fox Louis M Nemeth Oliver Taylor Robert S Temple Prescott Sunrise Ed Bergman Bob McCormick W David Rummel MD Dick Schmidt Prescott Valley Early Bird Jerry Rito Scottsdale Pride of Scottsdale Leroy S Herbeck Morton Hurevitch


Calendar of Events

Canyon State LionPublished monthly by the MD21 Canyon State Lion Operations Committee for the Lions of Multiple District 21. Official circulation is approximately 3,300. The editorial offices are located at P.O. Box 519,

Laveen, Arizona 85339-0519. The telephone number is (602) 525-2377, and the fax number is (602) 237-3512. (On Line Edition: www.Lions Arizona.org) E-Mail Address: [email protected] Web Address: www.LionsArizona.orgAll MD-21 Lions are invited to submit articles and photographs (black and white or color are acceptable). Photographs submitted can be originals or digital files sent via e-mail. The Canyon State Lion reserves

the right to edit for length and grammar.Opinions expressed herein are those of the authors, and may not necessarily be those of the staff of the Canyon State Lion, the MD21 Canyon State Lion Operations Committee or the MD21 Council of Governors.

Editor/Publisher PDG Les Daviet ii [email protected] Print/Production eDDie RichaRDson [email protected]

tReasuReR PDG Les Daviet ii

2020July 13 1st Council Meeting - 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Online CC Barbara Daily

Aug 1 Kick-Off 2020-2021 Lions Year 1st Cabinet Meeting Cabinet Insallaiton 21S Online 9 to Noon DG Keith Alexander 21N Ohnline 1 to 4pm DG Chuck Matthews Nov 9 2nd Council Meeting Online 6-8pm CC Barabara Daily

TBD MD Voting for governors Electronic Voting MD21 Elections Committee

TBD MD21 Mid-Year Leadership Conference Online CC Barbara Daily Guest: ID Gary Brown PDG Tom Price

TBD 21N 2nd Cabinet Meeting Online DG Chuck Matthews

TBD 21S 2nd Cabinet Meeting Online DG Keith Anderson 2021Jan 9 Arizona Lions Service Rally Day PDG Bobbie Ravencamp 928 705-1227 [email protected] IPDG Chris Gibbs 928 432-9855 [email protected] IPDG Marie Cunning 602 673-6936 [email protected]

Jan 25 3rd Council Meeting - 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Online CC Barbara Daily

March 19 3rd Cabinet Meeting District 21S online or in person 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Online DG Keth Alexander (Or in person for some) March 20 3rd Cabinet Meeting District 21N on line 10:00 a.m. to Noon Online DG Chuck Matthews April 30 4th Council Meeting TBD CC Barbara Daily

April 30- May 1, 2 MD21 State Convention TBD CC Barbara Daily Guest ID Mark Lyon Conv Chairs - Ellen Yopps Rob Mayer

May 1 4th Cabinet Meeting TBD DG Chuck Matthews DG Keith Alexander June 25-29 104th Annual International Convention Montreal, Quebec

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IPDG

Past International Directors

PID Richard Sawyer (Fay)Overgaard Ponderosa Lions ClubP. O. Box 1570Overgaard AZ 85933-1570C 480-510-1669E [email protected]

PID David I. “Dave” Roberts (PDG Ann)Wickenburg Lions ClubP.O. Box 306Wickenburg, AZ 85358-0306C 623-680-6012E [email protected]

PID John Walker (Karen)Peoria Sunset Lions Club21117 N. Vista TrailSurprise, AZ 85387H 623-328-5074

2020-2021MD-21 CouncilWeb: www.lionsarizona.org

Council Chairman

Governors

CC Barbara Daily (Don)Globe Lions Club8070 E. Calle De CamachoTucson, AZ 85715-5130C 520-954-0411 E [email protected]

21S IPDG Chris Gibbs (Deborah)Safford Lions Club1101 S. 5th AvenueSafford, AZ 85546-2902H 928-322-0704

21N IPDG David Pryce (Karen)Phoenix Metro Lions Club1402 W. Park Ave.Gilbert, AZ 85233-5137H 480-607-7421E [email protected]

21N IPDG Marie CunningPhoenix Barangay Lions Club538 W. Southern Hills RoadPhoenix, AZ 85023C 602-573-6936E [email protected]

PIP Joe Preston (Joni)Mesa Thunderbird Lions Club7220 E. Lobo Ave.Mesa, AZ 85209C 928-899-3245E [email protected]

Past Lions International President

21S DG Keith AlexanderSafford Lions ClubP.O. Box 965Safford, AZ 85548H 928-651-0455E [email protected]

21N DG Charles MatthewsPrescott Noon Lions Club9220 E. Tierra Buena LanePrescott Valley, AZ 86315H 928-999-9384C 714-345-5229

21S 2nd VDG James KuhnSafford Lions Club860 W. Mohawk DriveSafford, AZ 85546H 928-428-7262E [email protected]

PID N. Alan Lundgren Sr.Gilbert Lions Club2041 N. 87th Way #107Scottsdale, AZ 85257-2979C 602-510-8432E [email protected]

1st Vice Governors21S 1st VDG Richard HopkinsBuckeye Lions ClubP.O. Box 233Buckeye, AZ 85326H 623-298-3150E [email protected]

21N 1st VDG Joyce MayerPeoria Pioneer Lions Club8335 W Audrey LnPeoria, AZ 85382-8097H 623-583-32542nd Vice Governors

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