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COUPEVILLE LIONS CLUB |
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 473
Coupeville, WA 98239
(360) 678-4105
Welcome - from the Coupeville Lions Club. Locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide, we serve the blind, deaf, sick and handicapped. The Coupeville Lions Club are people of good-will banded together to serve their fellow man in ways which, individually, we could not do alone. It is a cooperative effort. We share the load so that the load of the less fortunate will be less. Lions is a service club, not a fraternal, business, social or political organization. The reward for the work we do is great. We enjoy the fellowship of some of the finest people in our community. We are warmed by the thanks of those we help, and we share in the knowledge that we are part of an organization renowned for its leadership in the efforts to address our community’s problems.
Club #7928 - Multiple District 19-O Zone O-7
P.O. Box 473
Coupeville, WA 98239
(360) 678-4105
Welcome - from the Coupeville Lions Club. Locally, regionally, nationally and worldwide, we serve the blind, deaf, sick and handicapped. The Coupeville Lions Club are people of good-will banded together to serve their fellow man in ways which, individually, we could not do alone. It is a cooperative effort. We share the load so that the load of the less fortunate will be less. Lions is a service club, not a fraternal, business, social or political organization. The reward for the work we do is great. We enjoy the fellowship of some of the finest people in our community. We are warmed by the thanks of those we help, and we share in the knowledge that we are part of an organization renowned for its leadership in the efforts to address our community’s problems.
Club #7928 - Multiple District 19-O Zone O-7
Board/Dinner/Programs
Board Meetings - 1st Wednesday of each month (5-6pm CUMC)
Dinner/Networking - 6pm - 7pm
Program/Student of the Qtr. - 7pm - 8pm
New Member Inductions (1st Wed) - 7:30pm - 8pm
Dinner/Networking - 6pm - 7pm
Program/Student of the Qtr. - 7pm - 8pm
New Member Inductions (1st Wed) - 7:30pm - 8pm
Coupeville Mayor Molly Hughes presented to a well attended crowd, the genesis behind each branch of service. Additionally, the Shifty Sailors sang the armed service song which represented each branch. Veterans Day originated as “Armistice Day” on November 11, 1919, the first anniversary of the end of World War I. Congress passed a resolution in 1926 for an annual observance, and November 11th became a national holiday beginning in 1938.
Coupeville Lions Club lining up to walk in the Greening of Coupeville Parade!
A memorable moment in history . . . . .
Coupeville Lions continue to grow and thrive . . .
Zoom Video of the 2020-2021 Installation of Officers,
Lion of the Year and Melvin Jones recipient were acknowledged.
Coupeville Lions continue to grow and thrive . . .
Zoom Video of the 2020-2021 Installation of Officers,
Lion of the Year and Melvin Jones recipient were acknowledged.