As we head in to the 2009-2010 Lions year, I would like to take moment to introduce you to my new co-chair for Lions Quest. Our district covers a wide area, and our clubs meet at various times of the day and week and in order to help meet your needs District Governor Dave Pratt found a wonderful Lion to help spread the news about Lions Quest.
It is my pleasure to introduce you to Richard Na from the Lacey Mid-Day Lions club. He is a Master Instructor of Taekwondo and oversees15 affiliate schools in 5 states and teaches at the headquarters school in Lacey WA. He has been practicing martial arts for 43 years. Master Na is a Washington State coach for national and world taekwondo championships. Richard graduated from Western Washington University with an MS in psychology. He was also a former probation officer with District Court in Whatcom County counseling juveniles and adult probation. Richard recently completed the Lions Quest training in Sedro Woolley in May. But the gift Richard brings to District 19 C and Lions Quest is found in his quote “I love to teach, empower and help people achieve their dreams.”
Please welcome Lion and Master Richard Na as the new co-chair for Lions Quest.
It is my pleasure to introduce you to Richard Na from the Lacey Mid-Day Lions club. He is a Master Instructor of Taekwondo and oversees15 affiliate schools in 5 states and teaches at the headquarters school in Lacey WA. He has been practicing martial arts for 43 years. Master Na is a Washington State coach for national and world taekwondo championships. Richard graduated from Western Washington University with an MS in psychology. He was also a former probation officer with District Court in Whatcom County counseling juveniles and adult probation. Richard recently completed the Lions Quest training in Sedro Woolley in May. But the gift Richard brings to District 19 C and Lions Quest is found in his quote “I love to teach, empower and help people achieve their dreams.”