Legion of Honor

The Legion of Honor Award is a prestigious recognition given by Kiwanis International to individuals who have made significant contributions to the organization and its mission of serving children and communities. This award is typically bestowed upon Kiwanians who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, dedication, and service over many years.

The criteria for receiving the Legion of Honor Award may vary slightly between different Kiwanis districts or regions, but generally, recipients are recognized for their:

1. Longevity: They have been active members of Kiwanis for a substantial period, often decades.
2. Service: They have consistently participated in and led service projects that have had a positive impact on children and communities.
3. Leadership: They have held leadership positions within their club, district, or at the international level, providing guidance and inspiration to others.
4. Support: They have supported Kiwanis initiatives, fundraisers, and events, both financially and through active participation.
5. Impact: They have made a tangible difference in the lives of children and families through their involvement with Kiwanis.

The Legion of Honor Award is typically presented at special ceremonies or events, often at district or international conventions, where the recipient’s contributions are celebrated and honored by fellow Kiwanians. It is a way for Kiwanis International to express gratitude and appreciation for the exemplary service and dedication of its members.

Percy Washington – 50 years*
Jack Caddle – 35 years
Richard Stryker – 35 Years*
Dick Currier – 30 years*
Leo Mania – 30 years*
Albert McGregor – 30 years
Joseph Biagianti – 25 years
Judith Poling – 25 years*

* denotes deceased member, however, we believe acknowledgement of service is important and thank these Kiwanians for a legacy of service to our club and community.