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St. Maarten Lions inducts four members, Lion Eldert awarded MJF.

January 25, 2017

St. Maarten Lions inducts four members, Lion Eldert awarded MJF.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The St. Maarten Lions Club inducted four(4) new members during a special ceremony on Tuesday evening. The new members are Lion Elton Richardson, Lion Dennis Lake, Lion Funk Gumbs and Lion Alvin Hyman. The sponsors for them were Lion President Davey Woods, Immediate Past President Lion Eldert Louisa and Lion Jennifer Johnson. Three Past District Governors namely Lion Wally Havertong PMJF, Lion Maxime Larmonie PMJF and Lion Claudius “Toontje” Buncamper PMJF performed the induction ceremony which included a candle lighting ceremony.

The Lions Membership Committee led by Lion Oralie Boirard organized the entire process for the new members. In order to become Lion members, all four attended numerous Lions meetings and projects over a two month period along with following an orientation night with their spouses or Partners in Service whereby they were fully informed about the Lions Club organization locally, on district level and at International. The four prospects also worked hard at the Lion Wally Havertong Christmas Bingo Spectacular and attended a club social in December as well.

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Club President Davey Woods said, “ As President, I am delighted to have new and enthusiastic members in the club which will gives us new energy to go out and do community work. Based on how I have seen them perform, I am happy with the new member’s willingness and dedication to serve and we will be adding one female to club upon her return to the island later this month ”.

Immediate Past President Lion Eldert Louisa was awarded the Melvin Jones Fellowship award at the ceremony as well. Lions Clubs world-wide recognize outstanding individuals by bestowing on them an award that is named for its founder, Melvin Jones. This award is the highest form of recognition and embodies humanitarian ideas consistent with the nature and purpose of Lionism. The President and the Board of the St. Maarten awarded Lion Eldert Louisa the Melvin Jones Fellowship award based on his hard work and dedication to community service over the past years since becoming a Lion in May 2008.

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St. Maarten Lions inducts four members, Lion Eldert awarded MJF.

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