Tully Lions Welcome New President At 55th Installation Dinner

Lions District Governor of Far North Queensland Ed Morris and new Tully Lions President Peter Reed surrounded by his board of directors, who serve the local and surrounding communities, and beyond. Photos supplied

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The Tully Lions Club has welcomed new president Peter Reed, who will lead the club through the 2026-27 Lions year following the club's 55th installation dinner.

Held at the Tully Motel and Plantations Restaurant, the evening celebrated another year of service while recognising the volunteers who continue to support the local community.

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Far North Queensland Lions District Governor Ed Morris officially handed the ceremonial gavel to Mr Reed, marking the change of leadership.

Alongside his board of directors, Mr Reed will oversee the club's ongoing community projects and fundraising efforts, guided by the Lions motto, "We Serve".

District Governor Morris congratulated both the incoming and outgoing leadership teams.

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"Thanks for opportunity to install the incoming board with Peter Reed as incoming President. Congratulations to out going President Michael Ottone and the Lions Club of Tully for a great year of service and donations to the local Community," he said.

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The club thanked everyone who attended the milestone installation dinner, as well as those who contributed to the evening's raffle, including Plantations Restaurant, which donated two $50 vouchers.

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Members also acknowledged District Governor Morris for officiating the installation ceremony and wished Mr Reed and his board every success for the year ahead.

For more than five decades, the Tully Lions Club has supported local organisations, community events and people in need, continuing the Lions' commitment that "Where there is a need, there is a Lion."