Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
was a Charter Member of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1929. He served as President of the Club in 1942-43 and as District Governor in 1951-52. Lion Self was held in high esteem throughout Lions Clubs International and in 1954 was elected to a two year term on the Lions Clubs International Board of Directors, serving until 1956. Dr. Self was
was a Charter Member of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1929. He served as President of the Club in 1942-43 and as District Governor in 1951-52. Lion Self was held in high esteem throughout Lions Clubs International and in 1954 was elected to a two year term on the Lions Clubs International Board of Directors, serving until 1956. Dr. Self was selected by his peers to the Texas Lions Hall of Fame in 1972. PID Self was named one of the 18 'Cornerstone Lions 1929-2004", in recognition of the Club's 75th Anniversary Celebration.
Marion B. Snider*
Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1958-59 and was District Governor in 1960-61. He was Director of the Club's Minstrel Show for 22 years before becoming a member of the Park Cities Lions Club. He served as Lions International Pianist for 16 years and received the Ambassador of Goodwill Award, the highest Award of Lions In
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1958-59 and was District Governor in 1960-61. He was Director of the Club's Minstrel Show for 22 years before becoming a member of the Park Cities Lions Club. He served as Lions International Pianist for 16 years and received the Ambassador of Goodwill Award, the highest Award of Lions International, in 1969. He holds the Melvin Jones Award, "Life Membership", five International President's Awards and is a member of the Texas Lions Hall of Fame. PDG Snider* was selected one of the 18 "Cornerstone Lions 1929-2004" in honor of the Club's 75th Anniversary Celebration.
Sylvan Moritz*
Dr. richard a. "dick" self*
Sylvan Moritz*
served as District 2-X1 Governor 1974-75. He was named a Life Member in 1988 and received the International President's Award in 1975, 1978, and 1985. He became a Melvin Jones Fellow in 1992 and was named to the Texas Lions Hall of Fame in 1998. He served as State Chairman for the 1985 Lions Clubs International Convention held in Dallas a
served as District 2-X1 Governor 1974-75. He was named a Life Member in 1988 and received the International President's Award in 1975, 1978, and 1985. He became a Melvin Jones Fellow in 1992 and was named to the Texas Lions Hall of Fame in 1998. He served as State Chairman for the 1985 Lions Clubs International Convention held in Dallas and had the Oak Cliff Lions 'Extravaganza' Dedicated to him in 1994, and was recognized as one of the 18 'Cornerstone Lions 1929-2004", symbolic of the Club's 75th Anniversary Celebration.
Bill Melton
Wayne Meachum
Wayne Meachum
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1977-78 and District Governor of 2-X1 in 1980-81. He received the 100% Club President, 100% District Governor and Lions Extension Awards; Lions International President's Award; International President's Leadership Medal; and International President's Commendation Award. In 1983, he was ho
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 1977-78 and District Governor of 2-X1 in 1980-81. He received the 100% Club President, 100% District Governor and Lions Extension Awards; Lions International President's Award; International President's Leadership Medal; and International President's Commendation Award. In 1983, he was honored with the Ambassador of Good Will Award - highest Award bestowed by Lions Clubs International. He is a Melvin Jones Fellow; Dr. William S. Harris Fellow; Jack Wiech Fellow; Jimmy Thompson Fellow; received the "Key of State" for Sponsoring more than 75 New Members into Lionism; Chair, 75th Anniversary Celebration, "Life Member", Lions Clubs International and Board of the Oak Cliff Lions Club; Oak Cliff "Lion of the Year"; received Club's Annual "Extravaganza" Dedication in 2002; was named one of the 18 "Cornerstone Lions 1929-2004", symbolic of the Club's 75th Anniversary Celebration; and was honored as a "Grass Roots Lion". The Club's Bill Melton Humanitarian Award is named in his Honor. Melton served as Multiple District Vice Chairman and Announced the Lions International Parade in 1985. He was selected to the Texas Lions "Hall of Fame" in 2007, and received the Oak Cliff Lions Humanitarian Award in 2018.
Wayne Meachum
Wayne Meachum
Wayne Meachum
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 2000-01 and District Governor of District 2-X1 in 2003-04. Since 2001, he has been Producer/Host of the award-winning television program Today in Lions International. He Chaired the Melvin Jones Commemorative Stamp Project and was a Sector Coordinator for Campaign SightFirst II. An origin
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 2000-01 and District Governor of District 2-X1 in 2003-04. Since 2001, he has been Producer/Host of the award-winning television program Today in Lions International. He Chaired the Melvin Jones Commemorative Stamp Project and was a Sector Coordinator for Campaign SightFirst II. An original member of LCI's New Club Development Task Force, he organized over 50 new Clubs and was presented the International President’s Special Global Extension Award. He has received the Grass Roots Lion Award; Life Member, Camp New Horizons; two Dr. William S. Harris Awards; Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow; Jack Wiech Fellow; Life Member, Oak Cliff Lions Board of Directors; two International President’s Awards; International Leadership Medal; and International President's Certificate of Appreciation. PDG Meachum was instrumental in getting former President (and PDG) Jimmy Carter to nominate Lions Clubs International for the 2008 Nobel Peace Prize. In 2008, he was presented the Ambassador of Goodwill, the highest award bestowed by Lions Clubs International. He was selected a "Life Member" of the Oak Cliff Lions Board of Directors in 2007 and a "Life Member" of Lions International in 2018.
Darla Wisdom
Wayne Meachum
Darla Wisdom
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 2008-09 and District Governor of 2-X1 in 2013-14. She received the 100% Club President Award, 100% District Governor Award and Club President Team Excellence Award in 2009 and Governor’s Team Excellence Award in both 2012 and 2013. She was honored with the Lions Clubs International Presid
served as President of the Oak Cliff Lions Club in 2008-09 and District Governor of 2-X1 in 2013-14. She received the 100% Club President Award, 100% District Governor Award and Club President Team Excellence Award in 2009 and Governor’s Team Excellence Award in both 2012 and 2013. She was honored with the Lions Clubs International President’s Leadership Medal in 2013. She is a Melvin Jones Fellow, Progressive Jack Wiech Fellow, Jimmy Thompson Fellow, Dr. William S. Harris Fellow. Pete Anderson Awardee, Life Member and Century Club Member of the Texas Lions Camp, Oak Cliff Lions “Lion of the Year” Award, twice, received Club’s Annual “Extravaganza” Dedication in 2003, holds the Membership Key, served as Vice President of the Texas Lions Museum and received the Museum’s Ebb Grindstaff Fellowship. She has served as President, District 2-X1 Charities. Lions Sight & Tissue Foundation Board and Member of the Executive Committee of the Texas Lions Camp. She was named a "Life Member" of the Oak Cliff Lions Board of Directors in 2014, and is also a Life Member of the Texas Lions Camp and Lions Sight & Tissue Foundation. Wisdom was named a "Life Member" of Lions Clubs International in 2018.