With Farragut Lions

I joined the Farragut Lions Club in greeting children and passing out goodies at the Farragut community’s “Freaky Friday”.

As you can see, the Lions created a festive booth, and at least the lady Lions members were brave enough to be in costume also! The guys, not so brave .

In the photo are King Lion Gerri Crutchfield, and Lions Kathy Burrow, Dave Crawford, Jim Hart, and Norvell Burrow. Lion Ann Raby was also there for a while, but unfortunately missed the photo.

Athere was quite a crowd at the park, and many of the costumes were pretty unique.

The Wizard of Oz!

The Wizard of Oz was a popular theme this year. Multiple Dorothy’s and Scarecrows, even one or two Toto’s!

What really surprised me – and made my day! – were the number of little Lions

Lion Kathy Burrow took some dual-Lion photos with her camera, so I’m hoping to get some of those to add to this page and my album!

Other popular costumes were super heroes (mostly Spiderman and the Incredible Hulk), Star Wars characters, and your normal scary creatures.

The Farragut Lions participating in a terrific event and helped raise awareness of Lionism in the community. Special thanks to Lion Dave Crawford for getting me to and from the park safely!

Larger photos can be viewed in the photo album.

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Sign

By the way, you can visit the West Knox Lions Club web site here. I don’t think the Farragut Lions Club has a web site.

I didn’t have room for all the photos in this post, so go to the photo album for more!

Registration table with Shaaron McFarland and Nancy Hall

I tried to register at the check-in table with Lions Shaaron McFarland and Nancy Hall, but had difficulty writing with my paws.

Fortunately, I later realized the registration was for cars anyway!

Farragut Lions at Refreshment Table

It didn’t take long for my nose to lead me to the refreshment area staffed by the Farragut Lions Club!

Lion Norvell Burrow was handling the grill and I really wanted to help out, but I was plenty hot enough without being near the charcoal.

Rolls Royce

There were some intersting cars at the show.

This is the closest I’ve ever been to a Rolls Royce. You don’t see these cars very often!

Car Hop

Here’s one that was staged just like a drive-in movie with the speaker in one side, tray of food on the other side and a child with a bucket of poporn in the back seat.

There were two mini cars at the show: a Model A that used to be used by the Knoxville Downtown Lions Club in parades (now part of the West Knox Lions), and a Mustang.

Mini Model A

I was able to climb in both. . . though I wasn’t sure about the Mustang! Good think they were convertibles, especially with my big head

Mini Mustang

Eventually the two cars raced around the parking lot; of course, the Mustang won!

Congratulations, to the West Knox and Farragut Lions Clubs. It was great to see two clubs working together this way!

Check out my photo album from the West Knox – Farragut Lions Club Car Show.

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