North Los Angeles County

Women Federated
September - October 2016 NFRW and LACFRW Diamond Award Volume III Issue 06

Awarded 2014, 2015, 2016 #1 Newsletter, Category 1, by CFRW, CFRW Southern Division, LACFRW

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CONTENTS
Table of Contents 1
Meeting Program 1
NLACRWF Officers 2
Presidents Message 3
Guam Pictures for RWF 4
Recap of Buzz Patterson 5
Legislation 6
NLACRWF Club News & Info 7
Lighter Side email 8
Volunteer Hours Form 9
Representative Information 10
RWF Information 11
NLACRWF Membership Form 11
RWF Calendar 12

I HAVE ATTACHED INFORMATION

ON THE PROPOSITIONS AND THE
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES TO THIS
NEWSLETTER.

NLACRWF The Republican September 2016

 NLACRWF OFFICERS SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 MEETING
President & Newsletter Editor
SANTA CLARITA CITY COUNCIL
Marie Cruz
661-291-1447 CANDIDATES FORUM
nanamarie.cruz@hotmail.com
There are two council members who are up for
First VP Programs re-election:
Parliamentarian
Pepper Parkinson BOB KELLAR, Incumbent
661-252-2968 TIM BEN-BOYDSTON, Incumbent
lynnparky@sbcglobal.net
The following Republican candidates have filed
Second VP Membership papers for these seats:
Christina Spears
661-260-8969 Alan Ferdman Sandra Nichols
chris.spears61@yahoo.com Kenneth Dean Matthew Hargett
Third VP Legislation Cameron Smyth Mark White
Vivian Gain
661-251-0589 Each candidate was asked three questions re-
vgain13@yahoo.com garding what they felt were their goals for im-
proving Santa Clarita.
Fourth VP Ways and Means
Debbie DiPrimio Several questions were asked from the audience
661-803-4681 and everyone felt that this was very informative.
ddiprimio@yahoo.com It gave us an insight into how each candidate felt
regarding the growth for our city and how we
Secretary would continue to keep Santa Clarita a viable ar-
Patreece Jamgochian ea to live in.
661-254-1571
patreecej@gmail.com

Treasurer
Debbie DiPrimio
661-803-4681
ddiprimio@yahoo.com

Chaplain Elenora Anselm

Volunteer Hours Nancy Spicer
Voter Registration Nancy Spicer
Hospitality Patreece Jamgochian
IFB Page Debbie DiPrimio
Publicity Pepper Parkinson
(Shadow) Officers Cynthia Morales

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 Presidents Message
Its been a long and tedious Presidential race with Donald Trump coming out
the victor. At the beginning of this race no one predicted Trump would be the
Republican candidate but he is and we must unite and support him.
Our country is ready for a change and he will provide that difference. If we
want to save our nation as we have all come to know and love it, the only an-
swer is to support Donald Trump. We need to recapture the freedoms that we
have earned and been given through our forefathers. If we do not elect Donald Trump as our 45th
President, we will lose more and more of our freedoms, taxes will continue to rise, freedom will not
be the American dream and capitalism will be destroyed by the liberals. We need to get out the vote
to support Donald Trump.
I am very disappointed in several of our so-called Republican leaders who have chosen not to
support Mr. Trump. The alternative is not acceptable to me nor is it palatable. I want my grand
children to have the type of life we have grown up with and believe in the United States of America.
Hillary Clinton has proven to be a consummate liar, been implicated in so many scandals and has
managed to keep from been indicted for the same crimes so many other Americans have been con-
victed for. The foundation she and Bill have created has been the biggest money laundering scheme
to maintain their lifestyle. Amazing that any other citizen would have been convicted and incarcer-
ated for this type of a Ponzi scheme but not the Clintons. Even Chelsea is profiting from this.
After hearing Buzz Patterson speak at our last meeting about all of Hillarys horrific behavior, dis-
regard and antagonistic treatment of her subordinates, disrespect to the military, secret service
agents and all others who came into her peripheral view, I do not understand how so many people
feel she is qualified to lead our great country. Her blatant indifference towards our Constitution and
what it represents to the American people is just not leadership quality I want to experience. I do
not feel you or I should be referred to as deplorable because of our choice in supporting Donald
Trump. Hillary has not shown me that she is the caliber of a leader I would want in the White House.
She is extremely volatile, a sociopath and not physically or mentally capable of being the leader of
our United States. I BELIEVE IN DONALD TRUMP AND SUPPORT HIM 100%.
Please go to your family, friends and neighbors and talk to people at church, the grocery store and
wherever you come into contact with others, share the good Mr. Trump would bring as President.
He is a man who has been known to say the same type of things as most other men do when
amongst their own, boasting about their testosterones but does that make him ineligible to be Presi-
dentHELL NO!. Get over it Hillary and Companyyour own husband, former President Bill Clinton,
has made worst mistakes than just words. I am a woman and am proud to say I SUPPORT AND WILL
VOTE FOR DONALD TRUMP.
At our last meeting, Margaret Teagle wanted to thank everyone for our recognition and the dona-
tion we gave her on the passing of her husband. Margret chose to purchase a brick plaque at the
Veterans Memorial Plaza in downtown Newhall. What a wonderful tribute in giving back to the com-
munity he served to memorialize Dr. Teagle.

MARIE E. CRUZ Dr. Jeff Willis, D.C.

Independent Brand Partner
661-291-1447 619-876-9614 cell
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Chiropractor
24868 Apple, Suite 101
Newhall, Ca 91321 drjeffwillis@sbcglobal.net
661-290-2400 www.dr.jeffwillis.com

NLACRWF The Republican 3 September 2016

 Guam Governor Eddie Baza Calvo, his wife Christine (R side of Gov.), myself on (L) and founding members of first
newly formed Republican Women Federated n Guam. Picture taken in earl y July at Governors Palace in Guam.

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 AMERICANISM
By Marie Cruz

LT. COL. ROBERT BUZZ PATTERSON

Lieutenant Colonel Robert "Buzz" Patterson, United States Air Force (Retired), is a military combat pilot, distinguished
White House military aide, bestselling author, leadership consultant, popular public speaker and commercial airline pilot.
Among Pattersons literary efforts include two New York Times best sellers, Dereliction of Duty and Reckless Disregard. His
most recent book is Conduct Unbecoming: How Barack Obama is Destroying the Military and Endangering Our Security.
Patterson served 20 years as a pilot on active duty in the United States Air Force and saw tours of duty world-wide in-
cluding combat operations in Bosnia, the Persian Gulf, Somalia, Rwanda, and Haiti.
From 1996 to 1998, Colonel Patterson was the Senior Military Aide to President Bill Clinton. During that time he served at
the right hand of President and Mrs. Hillary Clinton and was responsible for the President's Emergency Satchel, otherwise
known as the "Nuclear Football," the black bag with the nation's nuclear capability that accompanies the president at all
times. As such, Patterson had an office and a bedroom in the White House and accompanied the First Family at all times. In
addition, Colonel Patterson was operational commander for all military units assigned to the White House, which included
Air Force One, Marine One, Camp David, and the White House Transportation Agency.
Among his many military commendations, Patterson received the Defense Superior Service Medal for accomplishments
while at the White House and was awarded the Air Force Air Medal for flying combat support missions into then-besieged
Sarajevo, Bosnia in 1994. He retired in 2001 to pursue a career as a commercial airline pilot, writer, consultant and con-
servative speaker.
He is a frequent guest on talk shows across the country, including television appearances on Hannity, The O'Reilly Factor,
CBS' Morning Show, Fox and Friends, Hardball with Chris Matthews, The Dennis Miller Show, C-SPAN's Book Notes, Joe
Scarborough, and MSNBC News. He's also been heard on radio shows such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingra-
ham, Dennis Prager, Michael Savage, Lars Larson and Hugh Hewitt.
Patterson was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He is a Distinguished Graduate from the Air Command and Staff Col-
lege; he has his Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from Virginia Tech University and a Master's in Business Administra-
tion from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri. He and his family currently reside in California.
We were very fortunate to have Buzz speak to our group about his days in the White House under Bill Clinton. He
passed on his experiences with Bill and Hillary and how they were the most unresponsive to the military protocol. He gave
us various examples on the Dereliction of Duty by the then President Clinton and First Lady Hillary. The Clintons and
their entourages had many experiences of total disregard for other governments and their hospitality. They stole items
from the White House and other governments, disregarded the military protocol, used Air Force One and other military
transportation to cover for their own mistakes and irresponsibility's. Hillary was well known in the White House to be very
verbally abusive with the military as well as the Secret Service, President Clinton and the working staff in the White House.
In the two years that Buzz was with the Clintons, he never witnessed the Clintons sharing a warm relationship. He told us
that Bill had lost the nuclear football code card and never reported it to anyone. He didnt know where he had lost it but
it was replaced quietly. Evidently Hillary knew of Bills indiscretions and ignored them unless it affected his image. He
shared a lot of personal information that justified Hillarys lack of qualifications for President.

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 LEGISLATION BY Vivian Gain

Sacramento Bee
Jeremy B White 9/28/2016
One year after vetoing a similar measure, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Tuesday that will allow pharmaceutical
companies to offer experimental drugs to terminally ill Californians.
A national right to try movement, which seeks to expand access to not-yet-approved treatments for people who
fail to get into clinical trials, yielded bills in California last year but Brown deferred to federal regulators in vetoing
a measure on his desk.
The governor signed this years similar version, Assembly Bill 1668, after it won broad support in the Legislature.
It would allow drug manufacturers to offer treatments not yet approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
if a patient has exhausted other FDA-sanctioned treatment options and has approval from two physicians.
Opponents of the measure, including oncologists and nurses, warned it would dangle false hope because com-
panies would not need to agree to offer experimental drugs. In addition, critics said the measure would endanger
people by exposing them to treatments whose potential side effects arent fully understood.

Santa Clarita News

Brown Signs Hot Dog Bill To Protect Trapped Pets Santa Clarita
Perry Smith September 24, 2016
Gov. Jerry Brown signed the new hot dog bill into law Saturday, according to the Governors Office. The new
bill expands law enacted in 2006, which makes it illegal to leave a pet in a hot car. Current law allows for a peace
officer or a first responder to take all steps reasonably necessary to remove an animal from a motor vehicle be-
cause the animals safety appears to be in immediate danger.
this authorization to an average person, exempting them from criminal liability for actions taken reasonably and
in good faith to remove an animal from a vehicle under the circumstances (of it being trapped in a hot car),
providing the person is immediately turning the animal over to a representative from law enforcement, animal
control, or another emergency responder who responds to the scene.
The bill also exempts said person from civil liability for property damage or trespass to a motor vehicle if the
property damage or trespass occurred while the person was rescuing an animal pursuant to these provisions.
The bill would additionally provide that a person may be required to pay for charges that have accrued for the
maintenance, care, medical treatment, or impoundment of the animal removed from the vehicle, according to
the text of the bill.

City Watch
NOVEMBER BALLOT MEASURES
Jack Humphreville LA, 9/12/16
$1.2 BillionWe are being asked by the City to reject or approve a $1.2 billion bond to support supportive hous-
ing for the homeless. If approved by two-thirds of the voters, LA property taxes will increase by an average of
$66 million a year for the next 30 years.
$150 MillionThis is in addition to the $150 million in new taxes associated with the $1 billion increase in LAs
water and power rates that were approved in the spring by the City Council and the Mayor.
$860 MillionThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority is asking us to reject or approve yet another half cent
increase in our sales tax, this time to a staggering 9%, one of the highest rates in the nation. If approved by two
-thirds of the Countys voters, the Angeleno share of the $860 million in new revenue for Metro will be about
$350 million a year.
$95 MillionThe County is asking us to reject or accept a parcel tax to fund its parks. If approved by two-thirds of
the Countys voters, Los Angeles share of this permanent $95 million tax (subject to increases based on inflation)
will result in higher property taxes of $40 million a year.
$200 MillionThe Los Angeles Community College District has placed on the ballot a measure to authorize the
issuance of $3.3 billion in bonds. If approved by two-thirds of the voters, LAs proportionate share of the $200
million property tax increase will be about $150 million.
$840 MillionThe State ballot has Proposition 55, the union sponsored $7 billion extension of the temporary
soak the rich income tax, and Proposition 56, the $1.4 billion cigarette tax, which, if both are approved by the vot-
ers, will tag Angelenos with $840 million in new taxes.

NLACRWF The Republican 6 September 2016

 NLACRWF CLUB NEWS AND EVENTS

GLADNESS & FRIENDSHIP!

Steve Spears (Associate member and husband to
member, Christina) is at home recovering after his time in the
hospital. He will be scheduled for surgery soon. Please
keep him and Christina in your prayers.
Barbara Switzer, member, is recovering from foot surgery.
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Please keep her in your prayers.
Diane Stevensons (member) grand daughter, Katelyn, will
Gloria Mercado-Fortine 9/2 be facing surgery soon. Please keep Katelyn and her family
Marsha McLean (Assoc.) 9/3 in your prayers.
In August Lois Woodruff (associate member) celebrated
Patreece Jamgochian 9/6 her 90th Birthday. Just wanted to acknowledge this mile-
Devon Cormier 9/6 stone with a very happy birthday.
Buck McKeon (Assoc.) 9/9 I (Marie) have been faced with several infections and
Rebecca Sheeter 9/11 unscheduled stays in the hospital this past month. I am also
seeing several doctors for the pain in my back and legs.
Evelyn Novak 9/14 Please keep me in your prayers to get rid of whatever has
Leah Kiddoo 9/15 infected my system.
Mae Rhoades 9/16 If you know a member who is having difficulties, needs
Brett Walter (Assoc.) 9/17 cheering up or experiencing one of lifes milestones, having
medical issues, vacationing or just needs someone to say
Robert DiPrimio (Assoc) 9/25 hello, please call Patreece Jamgochian at 661-254-1571
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS and give her the info.

Lynn Pepper Parkinson 10/2

Sally Coss-Sipes 10/28
Barbara Switzer 10/28

When
Women
Work A warm welcome to our newest members and
We associate members. We want to continue to
Win grow and the only way we do that is through
our current members! Keep inviting your
friends. Thank you to our new members for
joining NLACRWF.
Perhaps at this late date, we
can all agree that weve
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
learned one lesson: that
young Americans must never and
be sent to fight and die
Associate Members
unless we are prepared to let
them win.

Ronald Reagan 11/11/1988

NLACRWF The Republican 7 September 2016

 Submitted from email received from personal source

The NEW Democrat Party Symbol

No more Donkey.

The Democrat Party is changing its symbol from the Donkey to a Condom
because it more accurately reflects the Party's political stance.

"A condom allows for inflation, halts production, destroys the next generation,
protects a bunch of dicks, and gives you a sense of security while you're ac-
tually being screwed!"

Damn, it just doesn't get more accurate than that!

THE LIGHTER SIDE

NLACRWF The Republican 8 September 2016

 Name: Month: 2016

Volunteer
Volunteer
Political Service HRS. Community Service HRS
Hours
Hours

Voter Registration Church (outreach to community only)

Work at Republican Headquarters Military Support

Record the number of Work at Polls Election Day (if not paid) Food Pantry
hours you volunteered
Walk Precinct Neighborhood Council
during the month. Bring
the completed form to Phoning Schools
the general meeting, or
mail to: Campaigning Senior Center

Chairmanship Duties Hospitals

Nancy Spicer
Awards, NLACRWF
19530 Drycliff Street
Santa Clarita, CA 91387
Board Member Duties
Non-Profit Organizations (please state)
Republican Fundraisers

Questions, please call

Attend Club and Federation Board Meetings
661-252-2158
661-424-9501 Attend CFRW/ LACRWF, etc. Meetings

Republican Conventions / Seminars

Newsletter Other

Clerical/Computer
Miscellaneous (please state)

Total Political Services Hour for Month Total Community Service Hours for Month

Guidelines:
1. Round time up or down in hour increments. Include travel time.
2. Do not count Club general meetings but do count board meetings. Also count conferences, workshops and LA County fair booth, etc.
3. Estimate the months of November and December. All hours due for the year first Friday in November!
4. Associate Spouses time counts but should be listed by their name on a separate form.
05/31/14

YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS ARE IMPORTANT!

Volunteer hours are collected and tallied each month as part of
our efforts to receive points toward our club NFRW Achievement
Award application.
Please complete the form above and turn it in to Nancy Spicer at
our monthly meeting. Nancy can be reached at (661) 252-2158
or at spicerf@att.net. Estimate in whole hours rounding up or
down accordingly. Travel time counts, too.
Thank for your valuable time and effort.
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NLACRWF The Republican 9 September 2016

 ELECTED OFFICIALS

UNITED STATES
SANTA CLARITA
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA http://www.whitehouse.gov/
CITY HALL http://www.santa-clarita.com/
Switchboard (202) 456-1414 Comment Line: (202) 456-1111 23920 Valencia Blvd. (661) 259-2489
VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH BIDEN http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
CITY COUNCIL: (Meets: 6 PM - 2nd & 4thTue.)
Use White House Contact Info
U.S. SENATOR DIANNE FEINSTEIN http://Feinstein.senate.gov COUNCILMEMBERS:
(202) 224-3841 (310) 914-7300 MAYOR
BOB KELLAR bkellar@santa-clarita.com
U.S. SENATOR BARBARA BOXER http://boxer.senate.gov (661) 259-2489
(202) 224-3553 (213) 894-5000
MAYOR PRO TEM
CONGRESSMAN STEVE KNIGHT, 25th D. http://mckeon.house.gov/ DANTE ACOSTA dacosta@santa-clarita.com
(202) 225-1956 (661) 255-4309
Local Offices:
LAURENE WESTE lweste@santa-clarita.com
Santa Clarita Office (661) 254-2111 (661) 255-4312
Palmdale Office (661) 274-9688
MARSHA McLEAN mmclean@santa-clarita.com
(661) 255-4311
CALIFORNIA TIMBEN BOYDSTON tboydston@santa-clarita.com
(661) 255-2489

GOVERNOR JERRY BROWN

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS (24 HOURS) 562-462-2748
(916) 445-2841 http://gov.ca.gov/
ABSENTEE VOTING, REG. VERIFICATION 562-466-1323
(213) 897-0322
REGISTRAR WEBSITE: www.lavote.net
NFRW123 N. Alfred St.., Alexandria, VA 22314 703-548-9688
SENATOR SHARON RUNNER Senate District 21
www.nfrw.org
(916) 651-4021 State Capitol
Local Offices:
Isaac Barcelona, District Director (661) 729-6232 CA REPUBLICAN PARTY1903 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506
Isaac.barcelona@sen.ca.gov 818-841-5210E MAIL: chairman@cagop.org www.cagop.org
848 W. Lancaster Blvd., Suite101
Lancaster, CA 93534 CFRWShirley Mark, 1885 Nacimiento Lake Drive, Paso Robles, CA 93445
Field Representative , Santa Clarita, CA 805-238-6900 or cell 805-712-8304 www.cfrw.org,
(661) 286-1471 (661) 286-2543 FAX

CFRW So. Div.Mary Baker www.cfrwsodivision.org

ASSEMBLYMAN SCOTT WILK 38th Assembly
(916) 319-2038 State Capitol LACFRWMary Owens, 3850 El Moreno Street, La Crescenta, CA 91214
P.O. Box 942849, Room 4153 818-667-7744 www.lacfrw.org
Sacramento, CA 94349-0038
Local Office:
District Director NLACRWFFB Page North LA County RWF
27441 Tourney Road, Suite #160 Website www.northlacountyrwf.com
Santa Clarita, CA 91355
(661) 286-1565 FAX (661)- 286-1408 Los Angeles Republican Party , Mark Vafiades, Chair - www.LAGOP.org
818-558-7600, 16133 Ventura Blvd., #560, Encino, CA 91436
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
38TH SCV GOP Headquarters - Garrett Henrygarrett.henry.ca@gmail.com
SUPERVISOR MIKE ANTONOVICH 661-310-0920, cell 805-368-2566
L.A. County, 5th Supervisorial District fifthdistrict@bos.co.la.ca.us
Disclaimer
500 W. Temple St. Room 869
All information transmitted through this newsletter is for information
Los Angeles, CA 90012-2723
only. Nothing is to be considered a position or endorsement by North
(213) 974-5555 Los Angeles County Republican Women Federated or its membership.
Local Office: Dave Perry, Deputy (661) 287-3657 No information supplied will be used for other than North Los Angeles
County Republican Women Federated business.

NLACRWF The Republican 10 September 2016

 REPUBLICAN WOMEN INFORMATION
LOS ANGELES COUNTY FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN (LACFRW) www.lacfrw.org
User name is your email address. Then request a password
MARY OWEN, PRESIDENT(818-667-7744) lacfrw@gmail.com

CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN SOUTHERN DIVISION

www.cfrwsoutherndivision.org
New system has been created for entry. Go into the website, go to member center, click on request
Password, fill in the form and click on the send message button.
MARY BAKER, PRESIDENT(858-967-0465) marybaker86@gmail.com

CALIFORNIA FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN www.cfrw.org

New system has been created for entry. Go into the website, go to member center, click on request
password, fill in the form and click on the send message button.
SHIRLEY MARK, PRESIDENT...805-238-6900cell 805-712-8304) 2mrksb@tcsn.net

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN www.nfrw.org

User name: federation, password: nfrw1938
Do check out the many things on this website. You can sign up for their email network to
receive email messages straight from NFRW.
- CARRIE ALMOND, PRESIDENT...(703-548-9688-cell 660-247-3350 ) calmond@nfrw.org

Miscellaneous Information
CRP has a new website, revamped and updated.
Use social media integration

Go to www.38adgop.org to browse and see how you can interact on this website.

North Los Angeles County Republican Women Federated

January 1, 2016 December 31, 2016
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Make check payable to NLACRWF and mail to:
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Have Questions? For more information call or email Christina at 661-260-8969, chris.spears61@yahoo.com

NLACRWF The Republican 11 September 2016

 RWF CALENDAR OF EVENTSLOCAL, COUNTY, SOUTHERN DIVISION, STATE

OCTOBER 8, 2016NLACRWF Breakfast Meeting, Marie Callenders, NOVEMBER 29, 2016-NLACRWF Executive Committee Meeting
9:30 AM, MICHAEL ANTONOVICH Speaking, $30.00 RSVP
DECEMBER 6, NLACRWF CHRISTMAS PARTY
OCTOBER 9, 2016Presidential Debate, 6:00 PM
DECEMBER 27, 2016NLACRWF Executive Committee Meeting
OCTOBER 12, 2016EIP Observer Training, Patreece Jamgochian s
home, 23065 Bates Place, Stevenson Ranch, 662-254-1571, 9:30 AM
-2:00 PM, $20 per person 32 DAYS To Election Day
OCTOBER 13, 2016Proposition Workshop, Woodland Hills RWF
Meeting, 10:00 AM

OCTOBER 14-16, 2016CFRW Conference, DoubleTree by Hilton

Ontario Airport, 222 North Vineyard Avenue, Ontario, CA

OCTOBER 19, 2016Presidential Debate, 6:00 PM

OCTOBER 25, 2016 NLACRWF Executive Committee Meeting

NOVEMBER 1, 2016 NLACRWF Monthly Meeting, Cocos, 24930

Pico Canyon Road, Stevenson Ranch, 10:45 AM, $20.00 Members

NOVEMBER 11, 2016CFRW SOUTHERN DIVISION AWARDS

ConferenceTemecula (Location TBA)

NOVEMBER 19, 2016LA COUNTY RWF CONVENTION Quiet

Canyon, Montebello

NLACRWF c/o Marie Cruz

23760 Via Halina DATED MATERIAL
Valencia, CA 91355

IN GOD WE TRUST

NLACRWF The Republican 12 September 2016