District governors · MEMBER INTRODUCTION
Diann Bellmont
District Governor, 5M8
2026–2027 role verified
Get to know Diann
Diann’s Lions involvement began with the Cold Spring Lioness club in 1989; she became a charter member of Cold Spring Home Pride Lions in 1999. Her experience includes club leadership, youth exchange, and diabetes service. She also volunteers with a library and the Cold Spring Historical Society.
Useful for: Service leadership, library and local-history connections.
How to work together
Suggested approach based on the role, not the individual’s stated communication preferences.
- Start with your own club president or zone chair. Describe the community need and ask which district specialist should join the conversation.
- Send a one-page outline: intended beneficiaries, club lead, partners, proposed dates, budget, and the specific decision or introduction you need.
- For an official visit, offer two dates and explain the audience, speaking time, accessibility needs, and any induction or recognition request. Confirm arrangements before advertising.
A good first question
“What have you learned about connecting library or local-history volunteers with Lions service?”
Source and term check
Checked 2026-09-16. The district’s governor page explicitly identifies Diann for 2026–2027 and publishes her biography.
Contact details were verified as published, not by contacting the leader. An unverified name is not evidence that an office is vacant. Spark House does not appoint Lions officers or speak for the organization.