President’s Message – Apr 2017

Matthew Cioffi profile image from holiday festival.

Have you ever set out in search of one thing, and end-up finding something really cool and unexpected? Lately, for me, it seems to happen every week. The latest was at the SAS Global Forum in Orlando, April 1-5. Think geekiest conference ever; 6,000+ statisticians and data analyst coming together to learn, connect, and get pumped about what is possible! How many events have you gone to and got to make a picture out of LEGOS to help 2,000 less fortunate students…

Easton Lions Club 46th Recognition Night

Recognition Night 2015 Honorees

For Immediate Release: March 31, 2017, Easton, MA   The Easton Lions are proud to announce the 46th Recognition Night Banquet will occur on Wednesday, April 12, 2017, at the Easton Country Club on Purchase Street in Easton, Massachusetts.  This event honors Eastonites whose community service has surpassed expectations. Those recipients being recognized at this year’s […]

District 33-S Spot Camera Vision Screener

Did you know that failing to detect amblyopic (impaired or dim vision) risk factors in children may lead to partial or full blindness or issues with child development or social-emotional behavior?  Or that 1/4 of school aged children suffer from a vision disorder?  Or that vision disability is the single most prevalent disabling condition among […]

President’s Message – Mar 2017

Matthew Cioffi profile image from holiday festival.

“Not above you, not beneath you, but with you!” We say these words, together, at the beginning of each meeting. These words are the essence of what it means to be a Lion. It succinctly condenses our Code of Ethics (highlighted in the sidebar) into 9 simple words. This is not to say that everything will go perfectly and our efforts will never go awry. On the contrary, like any good family, we’ll argue, we’ll disagree, and we’ll make mistakes. We are all human.

Officer Nominations 2017-2018

Lions Club International Chicago 2017

The Nominating Committee met on March 1, 2017 and present the slate of officers for the Lions year July 2017 – June 30, 2018. These nominees are presented, in accordance with the by-laws, to the Board of Directors and general membership at their respective meetings on March 8, 2017, at the VFW Hall in Easton, […]

Mar 2017: Lion of the Month & In Memoriam

Lion of the Month - March 2017 - Dale Kerester

  On January 13, 2017, we remembered another good friend and fellow lion Bob Farrand who passed away into a new life. Bob joined the Easton Lions Club in March 2005 and he was one of Easton Lions’ Melvins Jones Fellows. He was our Eyeglasses chair for many years and helped-out at many of our […]

District 33S Eyeglasses Cleaning – March 6, 2017

Lions recycle for sight eyeglasses and hearing aids.

The eyeglasses cleaning at the Raynham Lions Club that was cancelled a couple weeks ago due to the snow storm has been rescheduled for Monday, March 6th, 2017.  They will be holding two eyeglass washing and bagging sessions. 1:00PM – 3:00PM 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM This is a District wide event and is open to […]

Feb 2017: Lion of the Month

Lion of the Month - February 2017 - Marilyn Henderson

Our February Lion of the Month is Marilyn Henderson.  Marilyn joined the Lions in 2007 and has always been an outstanding solicitor in getting great items for our annual Charity Auction.  This year she is our Auction Solicitor Extraordinaire, reaching a personal best in total donations, over $8,000, and for her service as a Lion […]

Club History: What Makes the Easton Lions Club Great

Hellen Keller and Melvin Jones honors at Lion's Meet

By Marion Wingfield, Librarian & Development Manger at Ames Free Public Library Feb 10, 2017 Full confession:  I write as a relatively recent member of the Easton Lions Club, where I serve as a liaison between it and the Ames Free Library.  I can in no way be held to standards of objectivity because I […]

What’s So Great About the Easton Lions Club

Easton Lions Club History Logo, since 1931.

By Marion Wingfield: Full confession, I write as a relatively recent member of the Easton Lions Club, where I serve as a liaison between it and the Ames Free Library. I can in no way be held to standards of objectivity because I have none. I am an unabashed fan of both organizations and couldn’t be more proud to belong to both.