| Sharon Martin receives Award from Lawndale Lions Club |
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Sharon Martin, Community Outreach Coordinator for Hospice Cleveland County, was recently awarded the Jack Stickley Humanitarian Award from the Lawndale Branch of the North Carolina Lions Club. This award was created in honor of Jack Stickley, North Carolina’s first President of Lions Clubs International.
North Carolina Lions Clubs works to collectively enrich the lives of those blind and visually impaired, offers needed services for those less fortunate in each community and provides a hallmark of continuous support of research for health related issues concerning vision and overall wellness of its citizens.
The Jack Stickley Humanitarian award recognizes individuals who represent the true sense of humanitarianism by putting service before self. Sharon lives in Kingstown has been very active and shown genuine concern for the well being and happiness of the citizens in the community.
For more information about Hospice Cleveland County, please call 704-487-4677 or visit our website at www.hospicecares.cc.
Sharon Martin Receiving the prestigious Jack Stickley Humanitarian Award from the North Carolina/Lawndale Lions Club. Left to Right: Bessie Hector, Robert Hector, Donald Schenck- Assist Treasure, Henry Griffin-Vice President, Bernice Hector, Willen Griffin, Debra Battle, Lois Schenk, Debra Williams (Secretary) John Laughlin- Treasure, Will Hicks- District Governor, Sharon Martin-President and Debbie Hicks- 2nd Vice District Governor.
– Photo Provided by: Pam Isaacs
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