Saraland Lions Club Board 2024-2025
Lion Eddie Holmes, President Lion Pam Pully, 1st V/P Lion Tony Barnes, 2nd V/P Lion Joe Leach, 3rd V/P Lion Nancy Bledsoe, Secretary Lion Kelly Deford, Treasurer Lion Mike Hoppe, Administrator Lion Pam Pully, Membership Chair Lion Robert McGhee, Lion Tamer Lion Dr, Rubenstein, Tail Twister Lion Jeff Schmitz, LCIF Chair Lion Tony Barnes, Marketing Chair Lion Veronica Hudson, Service Chair Lion Margaret Walp, Past President Lion Phillip Woods, Group 1 Director Lion Korey Barbetta, Group 1 Director Lion Judy Reed, Group 1 Director Lion Kim Carter, Group 1 Director Lion Newton Cromer, Group 2 Director Lion Tekeela Ely, Group 2 Director Lon Ron Mitchell, Group 2 Director Lion Neci Kelly, Group 2 Director
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About Us
Serving since 1956
A Brief History of the Saraland Lions Club
The Saraland Lions Club was founded in 1956 with 88 members. Many of the charter members were Satsuma Lions, but lived and worked in Saraland. These Lions felt that they could better serve the Saraland community by chartering a Lions Club for Saraland. The club met at the Saraland Woman’s Club building when first established, where Lions Club members remodeled the bathrooms and built a barbecue pit that was used for many fundraisers. Over the years, the Saraland Lions Club has been instrumental in accomplishing many projects that enhanced the Saraland community. Projects such as: • establishing physical addresses for residents and numbering houses, • bringing gas service to the area, • helping to establish Saraland Elementary School, • building and refurbishing the building benches and tables in public places and parks, • building Hertz Park for the community to enjoy, • building many pavilions and basically playing a substantial role in the overall maintenance and beauty of the city. Purpose Statement The club has seen members come and go, but Saraland Lions Club’s purpose has stayed the same; to serve as champions of blind, aid in sight research, using road blocks and pancake breakfasts to help needy persons receive the eye care, sending children to Camp Seale Harris for children with Diabetes, vision and hearing enhancing equipment and aiding in needed community projects.
We provide benches for Saraland parks.
Saraland Lions Club Board 2024-2025
Lion Eddie Holmes, President Lion Pam Pully, 1st V/P Lion Tony Barnes, 2nd V/P Lion Joe Leach, 3rd V/P Lion Nancy Bledsoe, Secretary Lion Kelly Deford, Treasurer Lion Mike Hoppe, Administrator Lion Pam Pully, Membership Chair Lion Robert McGhee, Lion Tamer Lion Dr, Rubenstein, Tail Twister Lion Jeff Schmitz, LCIF Chair Lion Tony Barnes, Marketing Chair Lion Veronica Hudson, Service Chair Lion Margaret Walp, Past President Lion Phillip Woods, Group 1 Director Lion Korey Barbetta, Group 1 Director Lion Judy Reed, Group 1 Director Lion Kim Carter, Group 1 Director Lion Newton Cromer, Group 2 Director Lion Tekeela Ely, Group 2 Director Lon Ron Mitchell, Group 2 Director Lion Neci Kelly, Group 2 Director
© Saraland Lions Club. All Rights Reserved. Website design and
hosting by North Mobile Internet Services, Inc.
About Us
Serving since 1956
A Brief History of the Saraland Lions Club
The Saraland Lions Club was founded in 1956 with 88 members. Many of the charter members were Satsuma Lions, but lived and worked in Saraland. These Lions felt that they could better serve the Saraland community by chartering a Lions Club for Saraland. The club met at the Saraland Woman’s Club building when first established, where Lions Club members remodeled the bathrooms and built a barbecue pit that was used for many fundraisers. Over the years, the Saraland Lions Club has been instrumental in accomplishing many projects that enhanced the Saraland community. Projects such as: • establishing physical addresses for residents and numbering houses, • bringing gas service to the area, • helping to establish Saraland Elementary School, • building and refurbishing the building benches and tables in public places and parks, • building Hertz Park for the community to enjoy, • building many pavilions and basically playing a substantial role in the overall maintenance and beauty of the city. Purpose Statement The club has seen members come and go, but Saraland Lions Club’s purpose has stayed the same; to serve as champions of blind, aid in sight research, using road blocks and pancake breakfasts to help needy persons receive the eye care, sending children to Camp Seale Harris for children with Diabetes, vision and hearing enhancing equipment and aiding in needed community projects.
Saraland Lions Club
District 34-C, Alabma, United States
Photo by Martin Walker
We provide benches for Saraland parks.
