Photo gallery of Negaunee Lions planting (2023)
Lions President Mike Smock presenting check to
Salvation Army and Teaching Family Homes
WE SERVE 22nd Noquemanon Ski Marathon 2020
Negaunee 40th Pioneer Days Parade 2019 – New Lions President Mike Smock and Past District Governor Dave Hallgren.
Past Lion President Mark Pynnonen and Boy Scout Troop 346. We are a charter sponsor!
Photo of head frame for the Teal Lake Melt
Teal Lake Melt-Down Check Presentation
Ishpeming MI – The Teal Lake Melt-Down fundraiser officially came to an end on Friday, April 26, 2019 at 12:18 PM when the headframe submerged through the ice. The headframe was placed on the ice in early February, and until March 31 the community purchased $5 tickets for a guess as to when it would submerge.
Christine Koski guessed the headframe would go out of sight on April 26 at 1:07 PM, making her the closest guess and the lucky winner of $1,508.00.
A check presentation was held at the Greater Ishpeming-Negaunee Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, April 30, 2019. Dave Hallgren and Neil Lynch of the Negaunee Lions Club, together with Bob Hendrickson, Executive Director of the GINCC, congratulated Koski on her win. Hallgren was the seller of this year’s winning ticket.
2019 marks the third year that the Negaunee Lions Club held this fundraiser, and the first year that the GINCC has partnered for it. Previous winners guessed April 20 at 10 a.m. in 2016, and April 9 at 3 a.m. in 2017.
51st Annual Pancake Breakfast 2019. WE SERVE!
Pulling the head frame in the Heikki Lunta Parade 2019
This is what were all about. Lion Todd Morgan received his 15 year pin. Todd is blind and a huge inspiration!
Article from TV6: Negaunee Lions reach big milestone, host 50th Annual Pancake Breakfast > click here to view
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On track for split decision > click here to view
Mark Pynnonen (right), President of the Negaunee Lions Club is the pictured presenting a check to Dave Mastric (left), of Teaching Family Homes of Upper Michigan. Funds are used to support programs and youth services in the area. The Negaunee Lions Club has been supporting the community and living their motto “We Serve” for over 60 years.
Jim Thomas (left) of the Negaunee Lions Club, is shown presenting a $500 check to Kimme Peterson, Board Member of the Salvation Army, for the annual Toy Drop. Funds are used to purchase toys for needy families. The Negaunee Lions Club has been supporting the community and living their motto “We Serve” for over 60 years.
Dave Hallgren (center) of the Negaunee Lions Club is the pictured presenting a check to Mary Harris (left), Director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program and Kathy De Marinis (right), RSVP Administrative Assistant. Funds are used to support RSVP programs in the county. The Negaunee Lions Club has been supporting the community and living their motto “We Serve” for over 60 years.
