1957

Lionism comes to Multiple District 60. Lions Club Paramaribo chartered May 8, 1957. Lions Club Paramaribo changed to Paramaribo Central

1960

Lionism extended to Guyana Aug. 23, 1960 Lions Club of Georgetown

1961

Lionism extended to Barbados Dec. 28, 1961 with Lions Club Barbados later name change to LIONS CLUB Bridgetown Barbados

Provisional District P established with Suriname, Guyana and Barbados

First District Governor – Provisional District 60P – Jan van Marion (Suriname) 1961-1963

1962

Lionism extended to Trinidad and Tobago

1963

Trinidad and Tobago joins Provisional District P

1964

Lionism extended to St. Vincent and Grenadines

1965

Lionism extended to Jamaica

Lionism extended to Grenada – Grenada Lions Club

1966

Lionism extended to US Virgin Islands

1967

Lionism extended to St. Lucia

1968

Lionism extended to Antigua and Barbuda

Lionism extended to Dominica

1969

District 60 became a Full District – First District Governor – John Fernandes (Guyana)

1970

Jamaica joins District 60

Lionism extended to St. Maarten

Lionism extended to the Netherlands Antilles

1971

Lionism extended to St. Kitts and Nevis

1972

Lionism extended to Cayman Islands

Lionism extended to British Virgin Islands

1972

First Leo Club established in 60A. Leo club Nieuw Nickerie January 1972. Second Leo club Leo Gado Tjo - Nov 29, 1972.

1973

First District Trading Pin

First time all Caribbean Territories marched as one body at the International Convention with a standard uniform

1975

Proposal put forward to split the District

1975

First Lioness club in Multiple District and 60B with the Lioness Club of Barbados North.  

1976 - 1978

First International Director Louis Chung (Guyana)

1977

First Lioness club in 60A - Lioness Club Felice, sponsored by LIONS CLUB Paramaribo Central, LIONS CLUB Para and LIONS CLUB Paramaribo North March 3, 1977

1979

Lionism extended to Anguilla

1980

Multiple District 60 established (Grenada shifted from Region 3 so that there were enough clubs to form a separate district 60B)

First Multiple District Convention hosted by Kingston-Jamaica, 28 June 1980

First Council Chair IPDG60 Dr. Joe Robinson of Antigua. Vice Council Chair Gopichan Ramcharran DG60A, Member DG60B Cecil Sproul

1985

Lionism Extended to Montserrat

1989

First Mid Year Conference held November 11, Lions Cultural Centre Port of Spain

1988-1999

First Lioness District President 60A – Lioness Anna Marie (Maike) Storm van Leeuwen-Eliazer

1990

First all female Lions Club established in MD60 – Port of Spain Upper Belmont Lions Club

1991- 1992

Lioness clubs converted to Lions Clubs across the Multiple District

1995

Twinning of District 60A and District 63 – signed by DG Iwan Toussaint (60) and DG

Initiative of DGs Stephen Backer (60) and Rudolphe Robinel (63)

Multiple District Uniform established to reflect West Indies Cricket team

1996- 1998

Second International Director – Terence Boswell Inniss  (Trinidad and Tobago)

First Former Lioness to become 1^st Vice DG60A - Lion Maike Storm v Leeuwen-Eliazer  (Suriname)  1996-1997.

First Female 1^st Vice DG60A - Lion Maike Storm v Leeuwen-Eliazer  (Suriname)  1996-1997.

1997-1998

First Former Lioness to become DG in Multiple District 60 and District 60A – Lion Maike Storm v Leeuwen-Eliazer  (Suriname)

First Female District Governor Multiple District 60 and District 60A – Lion Maaike Storm v Leeuwen-Eliazer  (Suriname)

2005-2006

First Former Lioness to become Council Chair - Alison Sloane-Seale (Trinidad and Tobago)

First Female Council Chair – Alison Sloane-Seale (Trinidad and Tobago)

2009-2010

First Female District Governor 60B  - Shirley Quetel-Hendricks (US Virgin Islands – St. Thomas)

2012-2013

First Former Leo in the Multiple District to become District Governor 60B - Tony Buncamper (St. Maarten)

2015

Multiple District 60 moves from Constitutional Area three (3) to Constitutional Area one (1)

2016-2017

First Former Leo in the District 60A to become District Governor 60A - Nadine Bushell (Trinidad and Tobago)

2016 - 2022

First Former Lioness to become MD 60 International Director - Nicolin Carol Moore (Trinidad and Tobago)

First Female MD 60 International Director - Nicolin Carol Moore (Trinidad and Tobago)

Board Appointee to the Leadership Development and Long Range Planning Committees (2021-2022)

2017

First Former Leo in MD to become Council Chair - Nadine Bushell (Trinidad and Tobago)

Club #

Club Name

Date Chartered

Date Cancelled

99421

Port of Spain First Officers (60A)

May 21, 2007

July 31,2018

18056

St Augustine (60 A)

April 17, 1972

August 31, 2018

50507

Port of Spain Upper Belmont (60 A)

May 1, 1990

January 29, 2020

52192

San Fernando Petit Morne (60 A)

November 25, 1991

June 29, 2020

53563

San Juan Petit Juan (60A)

August 7, 1992

June 29, 1990

50579

Valsayn (60 A)

May 29, 1990

February 28, 2021

64432

Union Island (60B)

June 6, 2001

December 29, 2018

61349

Lucia (60 B)

Dec 14, 1998

49691

Falmouth Trelawny (60 B)

June 30, 1989