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Lion of the
Quarter
Rebecca Stone
Jul - Sep 2025
Jeff Koble
Oct - Dec 2025
Jan - Mar 2026
Apr - Jun 2026
Bill
Bush
Bill moved seamlessly between delivering food to families in need, designing raffle artwork, reviewing tournament brochures, and meeting with sponsors to nail down signage. He brings the same enthusiasm to every role he fills. His Chili Feast reflection says it all: "Silent Auction rocks!!" That energy shows up in everything he does.
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Sara
Bush
Sara poured her energy into the LEOs, coordinating the cereal drive that yielded 145 boxes for hungry families, running the bake sale alongside three young Lions-in-training, and filing a formal recognition application to Lions International on their behalf. She doesn't just support youth programs; she champions the people in them.
Don
Loeschner
Don showed up where it counted at the blood drive supplying ten Texas counties, on the roadside with Road Warriors, and at the Chili Feast, where demand outpaced supply for the first time ever. Quiet, consistent, and indispensable, Don's service this quarter is the kind that doesn't seek recognition but absolutely deserves it.
Norma
Owen
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From certifying on the SPOT Vision screening device to rebuilding trust with flood-impacted families at Sandy Creek, Norma's quarter touched lives at every level. She authored agendas, coordinated alliances, launched the Nomination Committee, and still found time to welcome the LVPD to the Chili Feast. Norma is the club's connective tissue, and this quarter, she held every club need together.
Ted
Rosen
Ted personally walked through doors to secure Diamond, Bronze, and community-level sponsorships for the Driving Out Hunger Golf Tournament, then turned around and packed food boxes for families the same week. From KidSight screenings at North Shore Christian School to road cleanup, Ted is everywhere the mission needs him.
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