Melvin Jones Fellowship

The Melvin Jones Fellowship was created in 1973 in the name of the founder of Lions Clubs International, Melvin Jones (1879-1961). This is not an award, but the highest form of recognition to acknowledge an individual Lion's dedication to humanitarian service. Currently, there are nearly 180,000 Melvin Jones Fellows worldwide. The commitment to serving their community has not gone unnoticed!

January is Founders Rededication Month.

January 13th is Day of Memory (birthday of founder) proclaimed in 1961.

Danbury boasts 55 Melvin Jones Fellows (Jan 2009)

 

	Melvin Jones Fellows
	Alam, Mohammed R.
	Barnola, Thomas H.
	Beaver, Keith R.
	Bielizna, Joan
	Blayney, Howard
	Burns, Cathleen Huse
	Burns, Christopher M.
	Casamento, John J.
	Casden, Dr. Richard S.
	Evans, Frances J. ‡
	Fetzer, Beth Ann
	Frizzell, Thomas
	Fusek, Emil J.
	Golankiewicz, Catherine
	Gottschalk, Eric
	Gross, Morris
	Harrington, Ernest C.
	Harmon, Crawford Rev.
	Hawley, Ervie S. Jr.  ‡
	Hofmann, Gerald
	Hornak, Joseph D.
	Humphreville, James
	Hyatt, John E.  ‡
	Jowdy, Daniel P.
	Kallas, Bernadette M.
	Kallas, Michael A.
	Levy, Warren
	Losee, Boyd 0.
	Lovell, Robert E.  ‡
	Manion, Nancy  ‡
	Matthews, Louis G.
	Meyers, Lyn R.  ‡
	Michael, Harold
	Miller, Kurt
	Miloscia, Donald J.  ‡
	Molinaro, Frank P.  ‡
	Mooradd, Fr. Paul
	Morgan, Hubert V.
	Murphy, John J.
	Nolan, Thomas R.  ‡
	Pannozzo, Vincent
	Roy, Noel C.  ‡
	Ruopp, Helga J.
	Saloom, Kenneth G.
	Schmiedel, J. Roger
	Seri, Michael R.
	Shea, Kathleen S.
	Shepperd, Wayne
	Stirling, William
	Susnitsky, Carl M,
	Taylor, Kenneth A.
	Thompson, Helene V.
	White, Nervill
	Yamin, Dianne E.
	Yamin, Robert J.
	‡  Progressive
	As of January 2009

Contact your club secretary with any errors in this roster.

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Lions Club of Danbury, Inc., District 23-A, Danbury, Connecticut, United States.