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Edmonds Lions Club inducts four new members

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Lions Club recently inducted four new members: Michelle Bretz, Laura Caparroso, Melissa Meier, and Dean Oquist, during a ceremony at Maplewood Presbyterian Church. Immediate Past District Governor Beth James led the induction, emphasizing the club's commitment to community service. The new members quickly engaged in Lions projects, showing their dedication to the organization's mission. For over 75 years, the Edmonds Lions Club has supported various initiatives, including the Edmonds Food Bank and providing scholarships to students in the Edmonds School District. The club also honors major holidays by placing flags throughout the city and offers hearing and vision testing services.

Meetings occur at 6:30 p. m. on the second Wednesday and at noon on the fourth Tuesday of the month, with visitors welcome. Those interested in joining can learn more at edmondslions. org, fostering a spirit of service and community involvement.

The club's longstanding presence highlights its significant impact on the Edmonds community.

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