The Ridgefield Lions Club and one of its longtime members received awards for club growth and service during a recent meeting. The club also welcomed three new members.
Ridgefield Lions Club President Stacy Mueller accepted an excellence award, recognizing the club’s growth and community engagement. Lions District 19N Governor Cindy Fickett presented the award. Ridgefield is one of the largest Lions clubs in Clark County and among the fastest-growing in the region, according to a press release from the club.
“This award is shared with all the members of Ridgefield Lions,” Mueller said. “The hard work and dedication of our members make the club excel.”
Longtime member Nancy Williams received an award for her decades of service to the Lions Sight Foundation, which helps people who cannot afford vision care by providing free services. Jeff Fish of the Hazel Dell Lions Club, who also serves with the Lions Sight Foundation, presented the award.
The club also welcomed Ron and Jaana Hatton, sponsored by Randy Mueller, and Amy Kimmons, sponsored by Rojean Parrish. Past Lions District 19N Governor Stephen Staudinger of the Battle Ground Lions Club conducted the induction, which was witnessed by Fickett.
The Ridgefield Lions Club is open to prospective members interested in community service. For more information, visit RidgefieldLions.org.
