Monday, March 23, 2015

Ninety-first Charter Night Feted by Payson Lions

“I love the Payson Club,” said District Governor Craig Rasmussen (standing, center) as he joined the local service club for their 91st charter night, held in the Daniels Room at the Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center earlier this month.  Seated to his left (right-left) are Payson Lions Rhett Huff, Jennifer Huff, and LaJean Deuel, and to his right (left-right) are visiting Lions Club guests, Milton Taylor, Jo Taylor, and Cathy Adams.  Read more about it in this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle and on our website at paysonchronicle.com
Lions Club District Leaders in Payson: (left-right): James Adams, Milton Taylor, Craig Rasmussen, and Rhett Huff.

A visit from District leaders was in store when the Payson Lions met earlier this month for the club’s ninety-first charter night.  District 28 T Governor Craig Rasmussen, Milton Taylor and wife, Jo Taylor, and James Adams, District Zone Chair 28T, and wife, Cathy Adams shared in the evening’s meal, discussion, and live entertainment.

“I love the Payson Club,” Mr. Rasmussen remarked that night. “I like being here.  God bless and Godspeed in all you do.”

Among district leaders sharing in the occasion of welcoming new members to the local charter was Payson’s own Lions Club President, Rhett Huff.  He assumed an additional position with Lions Club International this year, having been elected to serve as 2nd Vice District Governor for Utah’s District 28 T.

Entertainment that evening came compliments of two musical families, whose participation in recent Payson Lions’ fundraiser, A Little Night Music, has made them well known among club members, as well as admired for their talent.  Vocalist Craig Gardner, whose lovely wife Yvette Gardner’s presence added cheer to the event, along with Perry and Clarissa Ewell and the couple’s son, Jesse Ewell, delighted club members with song.


Husband and wife, Perry and Clarissa Ewell perform a duet for the Lions Club.

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