St Jacobs Lions Memorial Forest
Since its inception in 1953, a number of our active members have passed away. On September 18, 1997, St Jacobs Lions Club held a dedication service for its unique Memorial Forest Program. The forest provides an opportunity to commemorate the life of a loved one by planting a tree - a living memorial in their memory. A tree symbolizes strength, shelter and durability and by planting a treee, it is a symbol of hope, a sign of a new beginning and a living tribute.
We Honor The Memory of The Following Deceased Members.
As long as memory recalls
Those who die may live
Until mid's eye dims
Immortality we give.
|
NAME |
SERVICE YEARS |
NAME |
SERVICE YEARS |
|
Lloyd Snyder |
55-57 |
Erik Merkel |
54-65 |
|
Donald Rickert |
67-68 |
Walter Martin |
53-72 |
|
John Stephens |
67-72 |
Grant MacPherson |
62-74 |
|
Douglas Wagner |
69-77 |
Peter Ritter |
58-78 |
|
Alvin Martin |
58-81 |
Walter Geisel |
57-84 |
|
Harold Gress |
70-84 |
Ken Sittler |
69-85 |
|
Howard Zeigler |
87-87 |
Wes Geidomovicz |
88-92 |
|
Jake Sittler |
69-83 |
Marty Metzger |
53-85 |
|
Donald Derbecker |
53-96 |
Liclon Good |
64-96 |
|
Stuart Esch |
74-96 |
T. Edward Rose |
86-97 |
|
Edward Snider |
82-97 |
Ross Wright |
58-98 |
|
Dr. Donald Young |
53-02 |
Conley Amos |
64-03 |
| Roy Stroh | 76-06 | John Tindall | 53-06 |
| Mahlon Snyder | 53-07 | Stu Derbecker | 53-09 |