ESTILL SPRINGS, Tenn. — The Estill Springs Lions Club recently recognized one of its longtime members for two decades of dedication and service to the organization.
During the club’s January meeting, Rick Axt was honored for reaching 20 years of membership with the Estill Springs Lions Club. Axt was presented with a certificate of appreciation by club president Colin Lawrence, marking a milestone in his continued commitment to community service.
Club officials said Axt’s recognition reflects not only the length of his membership, but also his consistent involvement and support of the Lions Club’s mission. The Estill Springs Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International, a global service organization focused on improving communities through volunteerism, charitable outreach, and service projects.
Over the years, the Estill Springs Lions Club has supported numerous local initiatives, including vision screenings, assistance programs, and community events designed to improve quality of life for residents. Members say long-serving volunteers like Axt play a vital role in sustaining those efforts and mentoring newer members.
During the presentation, Lawrence thanked Axt for his dedication, noting that long-term service strengthens the club’s ability to carry out projects that benefit the Estill Springs community. Fellow members also expressed appreciation for Axt’s reliability and willingness to support the club’s activities whenever needed.
The Lions Club emphasizes fellowship, leadership, and service, encouraging members to contribute their time and talents in meaningful ways. Recognitions such as this one, club leaders said, are an important way to acknowledge individuals who have made a lasting impact through steady service over many years.
The Estill Springs Lions Club continues to welcome new members who are interested in giving back to their community and joining a tradition of service that spans generations.
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