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 65 Melvin Jones Fellows 

	Mohammed Alam
	John J. Allen
	Thomas H. Barnola
	Keith Beaver
	Joan G. Bielizna
	Howard Blayney
	J. Thayer Bowman Jr. •
	R. Milton Boyce
	Cathy Burns
	Christopher Burns
	Edward Butterfield
	John J. Casamento
	Richard S. Casden
	John K. Cooper •
	Fran Evans
	Beth Ann Fetzer
	Thomas Frizzell
	Charles Frosch
	Emil Fusek
	S. Louis Ginsberg
	Cathy Golankiewicz
	George E. Good
	Morris Gross
	Rev. Crawford H.  Harmon
	Ernest Harrington
	Ervie S. Hawley Jr.
	Alfred P.  Hazard PDG
	Jerry Hofmann
	Joseph D. Hornak
	James Humphreville
	John E Hyatt  ‡
	Berni Kallas
	Mike Kallas
	Gene Layers
	Warren Levy ‡
	Boyd O. Losee
	Robert E.  Lovell ‡
	Nancy Manion ‡
	Louis Matthews
	Emanuel A. Merullo  PDG •
	Lyn Meyers ‡
	Mike Michael
	Donald J. Miloscia PDG
	Frank P. Molinaro ‡¹
	Hubert V. Morgan
	Fr. Paul Morradd
	John J. Murphy
	George F. Nicol •
	Thomas Nolan  ‡
	Peter J. Olivo
	Vinnie Pannozzo
	Carl A.W. Rogers, Jr. •
	Noel C. Roy  ‡
	Ken Saloom
	J. Roger Schmiedel
	Mike Seri
	Kate Shea
	Wayne J. Shepperd
	Harry V. Sturdevant ‡
	Kenneth A. Taylor
	Helene Thompson
	Val White
	Arthur E. Wilson
	Dianne Yamin
	Bob Yamin

 

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•  Deceased

‡  PROGRESSIVE M.J.

‡¹ PROGRESSIVE M.J.-Club's 1st

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