Ohio Lions MD13 - OH2

DG Patty Moorman

Lion Patty Moorman has been a member of the Crestline Lions Club since 2003; however, she also enjoyed serving with the Polk Lions Club for 3 three years during her years of service, for a total years in service with Lions Clubs International of 20 years.

As Polk Lion, she served as the Club Secretary for three years and received the Lion of the Year award for the Lions Year 2010-2011. As a Crestline Lion, she has served as Club President two times, and is currently the chairperson for the sight committee and editor of the club newsletter.

On a District Level, she has served as Zone Chair for Zone 5 in 2017-2019; Region B Chairperson for the years 2019-2021; Chairperson for the District Hearing and Speech Committee 2015-2022. She also served as Guiding Lion for Galion United Lions, for 2019-2021. She has attended levels 1 and 2 of the Regional Lions Leadership Institute.

Lion Patty has received two Council of Governors’ Award of Merit; OH2 Leadership Award 2023 and in 2020 she received an International President’s Award from International President Dr. Jung-Yul Choi for Distinguished Leadership.

Lion Patty married Lion Bob Moorman in 1982. They have a son and daughter. Their daughter, Amy is a Lion and lives in Chesapeake, VA. Their son, Adam, lives in Warren, Ohio. They have four grandchildren and two Welsh Corgis to spoil. Lion Bob is a 25+ year member of LCI, serving as a Club President 3 times, as a Zone Chair twice, currently serves as Club Treasurer. On the District level, he serves on the International Relations Committee and on the Global Leadership Team, District Hearing and Speech Committee and has received two Council of Governor Merit Awards.

Lion Patty graduated from New London High School in 1978. After attending Columbus Business University she began a career in state service, first with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office for 14 years and then moved over to the Ohio Department of Transportation in its real estate department. Lion Patty currently holds the position of Central Office Relocation Unit Manager, in which she establishes and oversees Policy and Procedures as it pertains to the Relocation Assistance Program. Her focus also on managing a training and mentoring program for the Ohio Department of Transportation. This fall she will retire from ODOT with 31 years of service.

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