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The Kings & Queens

FAVE FALL “SCENES” AROUND THE DISTRICT

SUNSET PARK LIONS CELEBRATE
FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT AT
“SOCCERROOFTOP”

Brooklyn Sunset Park Lions hosted their Annual Summer Outing on
Thursday August 22 under the leadership of Lion Damaris Santiago who
is the first female president in the history of this club.

This year’s theme was “Soccer” and the “SoccerRoofTop” was an appro-
priate venue for Lions, friends and children from the community to ex-
plore and enjoy the view from the elegant Whale Building in Sunset Park.

It offered an amazing view of the Sunset Park landscape and community.
The event started with a Lions’ Welcome and a review of the safety rules.
In addition to soccer, the children enjoyed traditional games including
Jimbo Jenga, Potato Sack Race and Tug of War. (see photos at right)

Lunch was served, courtesy of Sunset Park Lions Club. Special thanks to
IPP George Cardona, 1st. VP, Lion Cynthia Felix and other committee
members. Lion President Damaris is grateful to all the contributing spon-
sors and supporters for their generous donations.

Reported by
Lion Reynel Romain

WHERE THERE’S A NEED, Many residents were left homeless
with only the clothes on their back.
THERE ARE LIONS CLUBS, The damage was so horrific that the
READY TO HELP! government had to evacuate most of
the population to the capital of Nas-
sau.
Clubs from Region F - Zone 2F
donated much-needed items to be Lions clubs of Zone 2F donated
shipped to families on the island necessary supplies to help in the
of Abaco in the Bahamas. With recovery effort. We Serve.
winds hurling up to 185 miles per (See photo at right)
hour and more than 2 feet of
rainfall, Hurricane Dorian battered Submitted by
and devastated the island over the RC Arlene Punnett
Labor Day weekend. ZC Ty’East Alleyne - Bobb

WHERE THERE IS A NEED,
THERE ARE LIONS FROM children) living in poverty. Like
Lionism, the goal is to deliver
CENTRAL BROOKLYN sustainable, quality health solu-
LIONS CLUB, INC. tions to vulnerable families
around the globe. CMMB
serves some of the most remote
The Central Brooklyn Lions Club and underserved corners of the
donated health and cleaning items to world. Central Brooklyn Lions
assist in the Bahamas recovery ef- Club will continue to help those
fort. (See photo below) Donations in need following our motto, "We
were delivered to the CMMB - Med- Serve”!
ical Donations Program. This organ-
ization targets the health and dignity Reported by
of families (especially women and Lion Ty’East Alleyne - Bobb House and cleaning supplies are ready to
be packed