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4TH OF JULY PARADE
Unfortunately the Spicewood & Highland Lakes Lions will not be able to host the parade this year due to lack of resources and several of our members being out of town. However we encourage everyone in Spicewood to organize and hold the parade in our absence!
OUR CLUB RECYCLED 781 PAIRS OF EYEGLASSES
We delivered 781 pairs of used eyeglasses to the Midland eyeglass recycling center on June 6. These used eyeglasses are collected by our club at several locations in Marble Falls, Burnet and Spicewood.
HIGHWAY CLEANUP ON FEBRUARY 5
Our club cleaned our 2-mile section of highway 71 on February 5. Shown from left to right: Dan Reudelhuber, Harvey Jacks, Ginny Jacks, Mary Moore, Michael Moore, Marlowe Macintyre and Frank Esparza.
SPICEWOOD & HIGHLAND LAKES LIONS CLUB, IN SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, HAS DONATED $1000 TO MISSION MARBLE FALLS
Mission Marble Falls is a faith-based organization that serves and loves those in need in our community. Every person who goes to Mission Marble Falls, regardless of age, race, gender or income is welcome. Mission Marble Falls strives to meet the needs of their neighbors, fight hunger as well as provide encouragement and spiritual guidance to every person who walks through their doors.
Click here to learn more about Mission Marble Falls
NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED INTO SPICEWOOD & HIGHLAND LAKES LIONS CLUB
Join us in welcoming Melissa Resendiz and Brett Weiss to our club!!!
As a senior at Marble Falls High School, Melissa is officially our youngest member. She plans to attend UTSA to pursue a Business Marketing Degree next year.
Brett is a Charter Member of the Spicewood Lions Club. Having recently returned to Spicewood, he is ready to return to serving his beloved community.
ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY PARADE AND PICNIC!
We hosted the Spicewood 4th of July Parade and Picnic again this year. There was a great turnout for the event. We thank our main sponsors Paleface Grocery and the Spicewood General Store for their wonderful support by providing food and drinks for the picnic.
Many thanks to our Grand Marshal, Dortha Bittle!
There were prizes awarded for best floats; prizes were provided by Horseshoe Bay Ace Hardware, J5 Steakhouse and Angel's Icehouse. Entertainment was once again by Samantha Miller and she did an excellent job of giving us great music and vocals. We also provided a face-painter for kids and for that we thank Jan Collinson of Cottonwood Shores.
The Cornerstone Church served hotdogs and brats this year, and provided both floats and volunteers to help with the event. We are thankful for their participation.
To view photos from the event and for full size downloads, follow this link - https://www.flickr.com/photos/boudreauxw/albums/72177720309601437/with/53023632190/.
Can't wait until next year to do it all again!!
TEXAS LIONS KIDS' CAMP CLEANUP MAY 6
MARCH 4 2023 HIGHWAY CLEANUP
A group from the club collected 15 bags of trash and other assorted junk along our adopted highway section in and near Spicewood on March 4. Shown are (l to r) Mary Moore, Dan Reudelhuber and Sherry Reudelhuber. Not shown are Michael Moore, Frank Esparza and Marlowe Macintyre. The group spent about 2-1/2 hours doing the cleanup...but the job is not yet finished!
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