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Cliff Swoape
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Welcome to the Lions District
12-S Website…We are glad you are here
We are Lions in Middle Tennessee,
USA!
We are
nearly 50 clubs strong, and plan to be more than that by year’s end!
We are
Knights of the Blind in the Crusade against Darkness!
We are
saving vision, restoring hearing, and battling diabetes!
We are
grassroots and homegrown, but part of the largest service organization in the
world!
We are
meeting the needs of our communities and making them better one project at a
time!
We are
committed to putting 100% of money raised back to use in the community; all
administrative costs are paid by dues.
We are part
of the number one rated Non-Governmental Organization (NGO).
We SERVE!
and...
We are glad
you are here…
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If you are a Lion, thank you for your service,
please use this site as a resource to help you do good better.
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If you are not a Lion, then we would love for you
to review the site and see what we are all about, and then hopefully join us in
our mission.
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If you have a need please use this site to help
find one of our many resources to help you, or to contact us.
Together, we can save eyesight, end
diabetes (the leading cause of blindness in the world), battle hearing loss, and so much more.
So, again, welcome!
Touch a Heart.
Change a Life. Leave a Legacy.
~
2010-11 District Governor Cliff Swoape,
a Lion from Woodbury, Tennessee
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MTLSS Fundraising Spring 2010
Learn about MTLSS Spring 2010 fundraising and how to win this John Deere Gator CX by clicking
here
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MD12S Joins with MD12I To Help Flood Victims
Lions from MD12I and MD12S work together to help clean flood damage in three homes in Old Hickory, TN, on May 8,
p2010. Pictured from left to right: Charles Hood (Hermitage Lions Club), Byron
Bray (Chapel Hill Lions Club), Hardy Moss (Hermitage Lions Club), Jim Oldham
(back - Donelson Lions Club), Randy Wills (Dickson Lions Club), Nolan Bailey
(South Wayne County Lions Club), Hazel Bailey (South Wayne County Lions Club),
Patsy Milom (Cheatham County Lions Club), Richard Kulp (back - Tullahoma Lions
Club), Jim Milom (Cheatham Lions Club), Ralph Brewer (Donelson Lions Club), Thom
Wilson (back - Chapel Hill Lions Club), Caytrin Swoape (Cannon County High
School Lioness LEO Club), Cliff Swoape (back - Woodbury Lions Club). Not
pictured: Jo Rossiter and Lynn Sanders, Hermitage Lions Club
Lions Help Replenish Food Banks
The Tullahoma Lions Club annually conducts a canned food drive among its own
membership and donates the food to a local food bank. The club had just completed
their canned food drive when the flooding in Tennessee began. The membership
voted to donate all 325 cans of food to a
Lions Club in Middle Tennessee that supported a
Community Food Bank. The Red Boiling Springs Lions Club was chosen for
their support of the Called Out Ministries Worship Center. Pictured here from
left to right are Lion Ray Joellenback, past president of the Tullahoma
Lions Club, Clovis York, President, Bobby Crowder and Joe Reardon, Secretary, of
the Red Boiling Springs Lions Club. The Lions Clubs International Foundation
subsequently donated $50,000 to help resupply food banks in the counties hit by
the flood.
Become a "Dandy Lion"
Application Deadline Extended To May 15.
The "Dandy Lion" program is a program for personal growth running between September 1, 2009 and February 1, 2010. Lions who complete the
following requirements will be designated "Dandy Lions."
MD 12-S District Convention February 19-20, 2010, Election Results
The 2009 district conventionn was held at the Doubletree Motel in Murfreesboro
on February 19 & 20. The following Lions were elected to serve in the 2010-2011
Lions Year:
District Governor Elect: Cliff Swoape of the Woodbury Lions Club
1st Vice District Governor Elect: Linda Justice of the Tullahoma Downtown Lions
Club
2nd Vice District Governor Elect: Richard Kulp of the Tullahoma Lions Club
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