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Nassau County
District Lions Clubs
(aka K-2)


 * Info
   About Our Lions DistrictMeet Our Lions District Governor -
   Lion Mark BothelloGallery from Our District LionsAbout Lions Clubs
   InternationalMeet Lions Clubs' International's
   President - Lion Dr. Patti HillA Global Force For GoodBecome A Lion Today -
   It's EasyBenefits of Becoming A Lion2024 New York & Bermuda Lions
   ConventionLEOs - Looking To The Future2021-22 MD-20 Lions Quarterly
   MagazinesMD-20 Lions Leadership InstituteLion Resources/LinksPrivacy, Cookie
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   ADA Compliance Info
 * Operations
   Official Notice to adopt a New
   District Constitution and Bylaws
   Nassau County Lions Policy ManualNY State Office ManagementMap of New York
   DistrictsNY & Bermuda Lions International OfficersLions Member
   Resources/LinksNew York Lions Projects
 * Notices
   Official Notice to adopt a New
   District Constitution and BylawsNassau County District Lions
   Important NoticesLatest NY & Bermuda
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NASSAU COUNTY DISTRICT LIONS
AKA (K-2) 





WE LOVE THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE







Learn More Find a club Start a club


OFFICIAL NOTICE TO ADOPT A NEW
DISTRICT CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS

VIEW NOTICE AND PROPOSED NEW DISTRICT CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS

LIONS CLUBS OF NASSAU COUNTY, NY DISTRICT LIONS (AKA K-2)
DISTRICT GOVERNOR - LION MARK BOTHELLO

I am extremely honored to serve as your District Governor for this new Lion year
and am humbled that you have put your confidence in me.

The history of our District should give us all a sense of pride and
encouragement, as we continue to change the lives of those less fortunate. I
know your energy, your ideas, and your commitment to 'Lionism' will propel our
District forward, allowing our Clubs and members to do what we, as Lions do
best.

We Serve our communities and bring out the best in others. Together we will grow
our membership by inviting others who wish to give back to their communities. We
will encourage Leadership development through online learning opportunities and
encourage exciting and meaningful service projects.

International President Dr. Patti Hill's theme “Changing the World” sums it up.
“Change doesn’t happen all at once. It happens through many small choices. With
every act of kindness, we change a life. With every Lions club and Leo club, we
change a community. When we change our communities, we change the world.”


Learn About Lions Clubs in Our Area




OUR AREA LIONS CLUBS

Of the eleven different districts that we split New York State up into, our
District Lions area is arguably some of the most wonderfully diverse communities
of New York State. We're proud of where we live and the people who reside in our
District, particularly those who are our fellow Lions :) 

Our District encompasses Nassau County & the Country of Bermuda. See, we told
you we're incredibly diverse.

With that comes a lot of opportunities to help because your local community
needs you. You can do it simply by joining any one of our clubs throughout our
District. If you don't know where to start, just reach out here. and we'll
connect you to a representative from the nearest club.

Check out our latest newsletter here.




OUR DISTRICT LIONS NOTICES

LATEST DISTRICT UPDATES 

This is where your notices go... it can be events as well. Most events should
really get on your social media. 






NOT ONLY DO WE SERVE THE COMMUNITIES OF NASSAU COUNTY; BUT WE ARE ALSO A GLOBAL
FORCE FOR GOOD.

LIONS ARE MEN AND WOMEN INN COMMUNITIES ALL AROUND THE WORLD WHO VOLUNTEER WHERE
THEY LIVE. WE STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES AND LIFT UP THE PEOPLE WE SERVE TO CREATE A
GLOBAL FORCE FOR GOOD.



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MEET OUR INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

LION DR. PATTI HILL
- A LION FROM EDMONTON, AB, CANADA


Patti's Bio


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WATCH AND LEARN

WHEN YOU BECOME A LION, YOU BECOME PART OF A GLOBAL NETWORK OF VOLUNTEERS
WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE GREAT BENEFITS
YOU CAN EXPECT.

Click to Learn More


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BENEFITS OF BECOMING A LION

Join A Community Of Good And We Start Right Here In Nassau County, NY

There are over 48,000 Lions clubs around the world. Each is filled with people
like you who’ve decided to take action and serve others. Lions form unique
friendships and meaningful connections that can last a lifetime. Just message us
here and we'll show you how simple it is to become a Lion


Put Leadership Skills Into Action And We Start Right Here In Nassau County, NY

A Lions Club is a great place to develop your leadership skills and put them
into action. Each club offers opportunities to lead, along with first-class
training from our global association. And if you want to learn how to be a
leader Lions can help with that too! Just message us here and we'll show you how
simple it is to become a Lion


Experience the Feeling of Service And We Start Right Here In Nassau County, NY

At the heart of Lions clubs there is one constant: service. Giving your time and
energy to others is a fantastic way to help your community. Yet, it also
provides a great feeling for you that can spread and have a positive impact in
your life and how you approach the world. Just message us here and we'll show
you how simple it is to become a Lion


Nassau County Lions Have Access To A Global System

Every Lion and club is supported by our international association. More than 300
Lions International staff members are constantly working on tools and technology
to enhance your service. They are here to make your efforts and volunteerism
count! Just message us here and we'll show you how simple it is to become a Lion


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NASSAU COUNTY NY & BERMUDA LIONS' IMPORTANT NOTICES

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO ADOPT A NEW
DISTRICT CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS



At the Historic 100th Annual New York State and Bermuda Convention, the Lions of
Nassau County and Bermuda will be voting to adopt a new District Constitution &
Bylaws on Sunday  May 5, 2024 in Binghamton, NY.



CLICK TO VIEW COVER LETTER

CLICK TO SEE THE BALLOT

CLICK TO VIEW PROPOSED CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS



MD-20 STATE OFFICE MANAGEMENT 

PDG LION
INGRID CAMPBELL

MD-20 COUNCIL OF GOVERNORS CHAIR
EMAIL   

PCC LION
TIMOTHY JACHLEWSKI

MD-20 SECRETARY & TREASURER
EMAIL

LION MARIA POULSEN

OFFICE MANAGER
200 GATEWAY PARK DRIVE, BLDG A
NORTH SYRACUSE, NY 13212
‪(585) 902-0790
EMAIL




NEW YORK STATE & BERMUDA LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS

THOSE WHO ARE HONORED TO HAVE SERVED INTERNATIONALLY REPRESENTING LIONS CLUBS
AROUND THE WORLD. CLICK TO SEE MD-20 LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS

International Association of Lions Clubs 
lionsclubs.org
300 22nd Street
Oakbrook, IL 60521-8842 USA
630-571-5466

International Officers 2023 - 2024

Douglas Alexander 2021 - 2022
e-mail: dalexander143@msn.com

Past International President
Albert F. Brandel (Dr. Maureen Murphy) ... 2008-2009
e-mail: brandel404@aol.com
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MD-20 International Director

Anthony Paradiso ...2023-2025
(E) awp311@aol.com
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MD-20 Past International Directors

Gary Brown (Lion Barbara Brown) ...2019-2021
(E) browngus46@gmail.com

Robert Libin (Lion Michelle) ... 2015-2017
(E) rmlibin@att.net

Dr. Steven Tremaroli (Lion Marianne) ... 2013-2015
e-mail: pidsteventremaroli@aol.com

Douglas X. Alexander ...................2010-2012
e-mail: dalexander143@msn.com

John Rabideau (Bernie) ....................2002-2004
e-mail: jrabid5632@aol.com

Dr. Edward V. Cordes (Gail)......................1996-98
e-mail: vettesight@stny.rr.com

Albert F. Brandel (Maureen Murphy).........1993-95
e-mail: brandel404@aol.com

PID Dr. Jack Weber (PARTNER Lion Pearl Glassman).....1985-87
e-mail: lionweber@aol.com

last update 03/28/24



NEW YORK STATE & BERMUDA LIONS COUNCIL OF GOVERNORS

CLICK TO SEE THE NEW YORK COUNCIL OF GOVERNORS (MD-20)

Council Chair 
Ingrid Andrews-Campbell
E) andrewscampbelli@gmail.com

Western NY (aka District 20-N)
District Governor Barry Scott
E) barryscott20n@gmail.com 

Genesee Valley (aka District 20-E1)
District Governor Melanie Adams
E) melanie.adams@saint-gobain.com

Finger Lake Lions (aka District 20-E2)
District Governor Larry Strickland
E)  lionljs1951@gmail.com

Western NY (aka District 20-W)
District Governor Priscilla A. Laurin
E) LionPriscilla2324@yahoo.com

Central NY (aka District 20-Y)
District Governor Paul A Forestiere II
E) paf14@cornell.edu

Hudson Valley Catskills NY (aka District 20-O)
District Governor Calixto "CJ" Juan Bulnes
E) cjwarwicklionsclub@aol.com

White Plains Area NY (aka District 20-R1)
District Governor B.Gen. (R) Giuseppe Coco
E) giuseppe.coco54@yahoo.com 

New York Area (aka District 20-R2)
District Governor Raymond Smith
E) CasinoRaymond@aol.com
 
Brooklyn Queens NY (aka District 20-K1)
District Governor Antonio Robles
E) LionARobles@gmail.com

Nassau County & Bermuda (aka District 20-K2)
District Governor Mark Bothello
E) MarkBothello1@gmail.com

Suffolk NY (aka District 20-S)
District Governor Peter Tamsen
E) pt@pdtlilaw.com


last update 03/29/24



NASSAU COUNTY & BERMUDA LIONS DISTRICT OFFICERS

                CLICK TO SEE THE OFFICERS OF THE NASSAU COUNTY & BERMUDA CABINET

   COMING SOON



JUST SOME OF OUR PROJECTS

Lions Camp Badger www.lionscb.org
Empire State Special Needs Experience
(formerly Empire State Speech and Hearing Clinic)

Lions Camp Badger is a project of the Lions of New York State and Bermuda Lions
Camp Badger is located 20 miles south of Ithaca, NY in a rural setting. Our
program is designed to offer each child a great summer camp experience. Our
dedicated staff work together as a team to meet each child’s special needs.

The camp program is designed to support each camper’s individual needs and
goals; strengthen talents, skills and abilities; increase independent skills;
gain self confidence and improve self awareness; make friends and have fun.

For more information, a copy of our Camp Facts, Fees and Schedule, and find our
Camper Application, please go to our website, http://www.lionscb.org,call
1-800-232-7060, or e-mail lionscampbadger@frontiernet.net

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New York and Bermuda Lions Foundation www.nysblf.org

The New York State Bermuda Lions Foundation, Inc., is a non-profit corporation.
Donated funds are disbursed as grants for humanitarian projects in local
communities in conjunction with local Lions Clubs.

The Foundation receives contributions from individual Lions, Lion Clubs,
Corporations, other Foundations, and runs fund raising activities throughout the
year.

Since its founding in 1992, the Foundation has approved more than US$ 355,000
for service projects that have improved the quality of life in many communities
in our Multiple.

Our mission is to provide District-Wide support for worthy projects, which would
otherwise be beyond the means of individual clubs or districts. Click here to
learn more


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Lions SEE, Inc www.lionssee.org/

Lions "Screening Eyes Early" Free vision screening to help identify children
with or at risk for amblyopia, offered by your local Lions Clubs in
collaboration with the Lions SEE Program at the Ira G. Ross Eye Institute.

The mission of Lions SEE, Inc. (Screening Eyes Early) is to decrease childhood
blindness through early detection and treatment of the most common vision
disorders that cause Amblyopia; insuring that all children of New York State
will be able to SEE their future 




RESOURCES /  LINKS


STATE PROJECTS

* Empire State Special Needs Experience - Lions Camp Badger
* New York State and Bermuda Lions Foundation
* Lions SEE Program - free vision screening for children.
* MD20 Lions Quest web site

Other MD20 Projects

* Brandel-Murphy Foundation
* The Lions Eye Bank for Long Island
* MD20 Lions World Trade Center Relief Activities

OTHER MD-20 LINKS

* New York Lions Clubs Website Links
* Lions Kids Sight USA
* Health Resources For Lions & Communities
* Lions Clubs International
* Create a FREE Website for you club
* FAQ club website
* Club Resource page
* Important Tax Information
* Club Insurance
* Lions Club Digital Catalogue
* Peace Poster Contest
* Helen Keller Speech to the Lions

LIONET

* Lions Program Sites in USA
* Lions Clubs International Foundation





GLOBAL CAUSES

Lions Clubs across New York State & Bermuda do many things. Here are the 5 that
we focus on globally.
Click here or on the image to learn more.

Click to learn a little Lions Clubs history.




DIABETES

LIONS SERVE TO REDUCE THE PREVALENCE OF DIABETES AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR
THOSE DIAGNOSED.

LEARN MORE.


THE ENVIRONMENT

LIONS SERVE TO SUSTAINABLY PROTECT AND RESTORE OUR ENVIRONMENT TO IMPROVE THE
WELL-BEING OF ALL COMMUNITIES.

LEARN MORE.


HUNGER

LIONS SERVE TO ENSURE ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS HAVE ACCESS TO NUTRITIOUS FOODS.

LEARN MORE.


VISION

LIONS SERVE TO PREVENT AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR
PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED.


LEARN MORE.


CHILDHOOD CANCER

LIONS AND LEOS PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AFFECTED
BY CHILDHOOD CANCER THROUGH IMPACTFUL SERVICE ACTIVITIES.

LEARN MORE.

A LITTLE HISTORY 

The International Association of Lions Clubs began as the dream of Chicago
businessman Melvin Jones. He believed that local business clubs should expand
their horizons from purely professional concerns to the betterment of their
communities and the world at large.

Jones' own group, the Business Circle of Chicago, agreed. After contacting
similar groups around the country, an organizational meeting was held on June 7,
1917, at the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago. The new group took the name of one of the
groups invited, the "Association of Lions Clubs," and a national convention was
held in Dallas in October of that year. A constitution, by-laws, objects and
code of ethics were approved.
Among the official objects adopted in those early years was one which read, "No
club shall hold out the financial betterment of its members as its object." This
object has remained one of the association's main tenets ever since.

Just three years after its formation, the organization became international when
the first club in Canada was established in 1920. Major international expansion
continued as clubs were established, particularly throughout Europe, Asia and
Africa during the 1950s and 60s.

Why Lions are "Knights of the Blind"? - Perhaps the single event having the
greatest impact on the association's service commitment occurred in 1925 when
Helen Keller addressed the Lions at their international convention in Cedar
Point, Ohio USA. It was there that she challenged Lions to become "knights of
the blind in the crusade against darkness."

In 1990 Lions launched their most aggressive sight preservation effort to date;
SightFirst. The more than US$130 million-plus program strives to rid the world
of preventable and reversible blindness by closing the gap between existing
healthcare services and those that remain desperately needed.

Broadening its role in international understanding, the association helped the
United Nations form the Non-Governmental Organizations sections in 1945, and
continues to hold consultative status today. Each year, during The Lions Day
With The United Nations ceremonies, an award is presented to the grand prize
winner of the Lions International Peace Poster Contest.

Since those first years, the association has grown to include 1.4 million men
and women in more than 44,000 clubs located in approximately 185 countries and
geographical areas.

They are volunteer members of clubs grouped under an International organization,
where they enjoy fellowship, and dedicate part of their free time to help those
in need all over the world, while making their individual communities a better
place to live in.


Visit Our Global Lions' Site



MD-20 QUARTERLY MAGAZINE

Scroll down to download the most recent MD-20 Quarterlies. If you'd like
previous quarters just contact us here and we'll send them to you.

Guidelines for submitting information for the MD20 Magazine published 4 times a
year.
They are: October, January, March, and June.

Article deadlines 30 days before publication
DEADLINE DATES ARE STRICTLY ADHERED TO

Articles should be submitted in typed form (when possible) in upper and lower
case.

When e-mailing, the documents should be in simple word format (Microsoft Word is
acceptable).

Do not use graphics or logos downloaded from the Internet. These are of poor
quality and do not print correctly. Any graphics or logos you would like
printed, please send a clean/crisp copy by mail (do not bend).

Photos can be submitted in black and white or color and can be of any size; we
will reduce or enlarge when necessary.

Do not fax graphics or photos.

If submitting photos by e-mail, they can be of the following formats: JPEG,
hi-res PDF, or TIFF.
Write short captions for all photos. Do not write on the backs of the photos.
Names should be carefully written so they can be easily deciphered. Please check
for correct spelling..

Send ALL articles and photos to your District Reporter.

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NASSAU COUNTY DISTRICT LIONS CLUBS (AKA K2)

MARK BOTHELLO
9 WINDGAP LANE
PAGET, BERMUDA DV04




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"WE ARE JUST ONE OF 11 DISTRICTS IN NY"

WE ARE PART OF LIONS OF NEW YORK STATE OR WHAT WE REFER TO AS MD-20. MD MEANS
'MULTIPLE DISTRICTS'. OUR MULTIPLE DISTRICTS ENCOMPASS 11 DISTRICTS THAT ARE
SPREAD ACROSS NEW YORK STATE, AS WELL AS THE COUNTRY OF BERMUDA. NEW YORK LIONS
CLUBS ARE THRILLED AND HONORED THAT BERMUDA WANTS TO BE PART OF OUR 'MULTIPLE'.
IT IS ONE OF THE LARGEST MULTIPLES IN THE UNITED STATES. 




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