The Augusta Lions Club is thrilled to announce the recipients of its most prestigious annual awards for 2025, celebrating two members whose dedication embodies the club's enduring motto, "We Serve."
Christone Beenken has been named the Augusta Lion of the Year 2025. This honor recognizes a member who consistently demonstrates exceptional commitment, leadership, and service that significantly impacts both the club and the wider community.
Lion Pride Award Recipient
In parallel recognition of selfless dedication, Marla Weiss has been awarded the Lion Pride Award 2025. This award is given to a member who shows remarkable enthusiasm and passion for the Lions' mission of hands-on, community-focused service.
Exemplifying "We Serve"
Both Beenken and Weiss exemplify the spirit of Lions Club service: being dedicated to helping others and improving communities through hands-on, selfless service. Their continuous efforts have played a vital role in the success of the Augusta Lions Club's community initiatives.
District Governor Kayleen Rosman, who was present at the announcement, shared a congratulatory message, stating, "We make things better together," underscoring the collective effort and profound impact of members like Beenken and Weiss.
The Augusta Lions Club extends its deepest gratitude to both Christine Beenken and Marla Weiss for their service and commitment.The Augusta Lions Club is thrilled to announce the recipients of its most prestigious annual awards for 2025, celebrating two members whose dedication embodies the club's enduring motto, "We Serve."
Christone Beenken has been named the Augusta Lion of the Year 2025. This honor recognizes a member who consistently demonstrates exceptional commitment, leadership, and service that significantly impacts both the club and the wider community.
Lion Pride Award Recipient
In parallel recognition of selfless dedication, Marla Weiss has been awarded the Lion Pride Award 2025. This award is given to a member who shows remarkable enthusiasm and passion for the Lions' mission of hands-on, community-focused service.
Exemplifying "We Serve"
Both Beenken and Weiss exemplify the spirit of Lions Club service: being dedicated to helping others and improving communities through hands-on, selfless service. Their continuous efforts have played a vital role in the success of the Augusta Lions Club's community initiatives.
District Governor Kayleen Rosman, who was present at the announcement, shared a congratulatory message, stating, "We make things better together," underscoring the collective effort and profound impact of members like Beenken and Weiss.
The Augusta Lions Club extends its deepest gratitude to both Christine Beenken and Marla Weiss for their service and commitment.