Lion's Vision

Lion's Vision Uniting Lions of Multiple District 22 in educational and financial support of research in all types

The Lions Vision Rehabilitation Foundation (LVRF) is a private, nonprofit foundation that secures and manages its own funds. It is governed by a 23-member Board of Trustees elected from the Multiple District 22 Lions membership, plus three Wilmer faculty. The Board oversees the Foundation's activities and finances, and informs Lions throughout the Multiple District of advances in research and pati

ent care at Wilmer. The primary purpose of the Lions Vision Research Foundation (LVRF) is to support low vision research and rehabilitation to minimize the disabilities caused by low vision and blindness. The objectives of the LVRF are being met through its partnership with the Lions Vision Research and Rehabilitation Center (LVC), at the Wilmer Eye Institute of The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore, Maryland.

District 22W Region IV Golf Tournament Information. I hope you are able to enlarge the photo and read. Or you could se...
05/07/2020

District 22W Region IV Golf Tournament Information. I hope you are able to enlarge the photo and read. Or you could send me a message and educate me on how to post the information in a better way

05/07/2020

After the snow in January and this virus in March caused the LVRF Meetings to be canceled. There will be a Zoom meeting for the May meeting. I'd always heard that necessity was the mother of all inventions. In this case, necessity is the mother of making use of inventions for us that are reluctant to change and perform tasks in a new or different way.

Some other exciting things had to be delayed but here is the information on the rescheduling and getting back to whatever our new normal will be.

See next posts for the information. Thanks for stopping by and visiting with us today.

LVRF Program Support at District 22W Region I's meeting last evening. Thanks to all involve to support the Foundation a...
09/18/2019

LVRF Program Support at District 22W Region I's meeting last evening. Thanks to all involve to support the Foundation and those living with low vision. Those include Lions and their fund raising events and the community that supports those events. Truly a full circle. Did you see all of those smiles on their faces.

09/18/2019

Flowers are pretty but I did something wrong. Stay tuned as I get back to improving the page without changing eyes to flowers.

08/16/2019

District 22B will be having a LVRF Program with Lions Low Vision Center Speakers and testimonials. The programs will be held on Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. at Hebron Volunteer Fire Hall 200 South Main Street, Hebron, MD 21830 and Friday, November 1, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. at the Greenboro Road, Greensboro, MD 21639.

Lion Jack Neimeic was recognized as an Arnall Patz Fellow. He was presented with a plaque and lapel pin by LVRF Chairma...
05/19/2019

Lion Jack Neimeic was recognized as an Arnall Patz Fellow. He was presented with a plaque and lapel pin by LVRF Chairman Larry Burton at Wednesday, May 14th District 22W Business Meeting. You too can recognize a Lion or Non-Lion with a donation to LVRF of $2,500. To learn more about LVRF visit our website at www.lionsvision.org or leave me a message and I will contact you. Below are pictures of this memorial event.

A great Multiple District 22 Convention at Ocean City, Maryland. During the Multiple District Luncheon on Wednesday, Ma...
05/19/2019

A great Multiple District 22 Convention at Ocean City, Maryland. During the Multiple District Luncheon on Wednesday, May 14, LVRF was able to make the initial donation of $300,000 to Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute for the Lions Fellowship Endowment. This initial donation was presented to Dr. Peter J. McDonnell of the Wilmer Eye Institute. Below are pictures to commemorate this wonderful event.

Lions Emerging Leaders event was held on April 3 and 4, 2019. Eschenbach Optik sponsored a third-year and fourth-year o...
04/08/2019

Lions Emerging Leaders event was held on April 3 and 4, 2019. Eschenbach Optik sponsored a third-year and fourth-year optometry student to attend this two day learning opportunity. We greatly appreciate the support received from Eschenbach Optik. After attending, it is hoped that their interest in academic medicine or low vision rehabilitation will be increased.

PDG Larry Burton, Chairman for the Lions Vision Research Foundation, Inc. was among those that attended on April 4th.

Do you know this doctor? She is the newest Lions Fellow which is supported by Lions Vision Research Foundation, Inc. su...
11/28/2018

Do you know this doctor? She is the newest Lions Fellow which is supported by Lions Vision Research Foundation, Inc. supporters. Lions and their communities have made it possible to have a Fellow in the area of Low Vision at the Wilmer Eye Institute and work for the Lions Low Vision Center.

This is one of only two educational institutions that have a fellowship in low vision. AND the ONLY Lions Fellowship in Low Vision in the United States.

So if you see this face while visiting Wilmer Eye Institute's Low Vision Center, say hello and welcome this fine doctor and naval officer.

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11/26/2018

Lions Fellow Named: Michelle Komal
Some Bullet points on Michelle * born in Mississippi and spent her formative years growing up in Connecticut.
* attended undergraduate at the University of Connecticut where she received her Bachelor of Science degree
* went on to obtain her doctorate from The New England College of Optometry, in Boston MA
* After graduation, desire to serve her country lead her to join the US Navy.
*She attended Officer Indoctrination School in Rhode Island where she graduated as a commissioned Naval Officer in the Medical Service Corp.has worked in many modalities as a Primary Care Optometrist.
* Worked as an Active Duty Naval Optometrist
* Successfully ran a private practice, serviced as Staff Optometrist at the Veterans Administration Hospital and currently works with the DOD.
* Her desire to help those with visual challenges has brought her to Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute so she can surround herself and learn from the most knowledgeable, talented, compassionate Low Vision Rehab Team.

When I get a pic, I will add.

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