kiwaniscope 10 14 2014

Club Officers (2013—2014)

President President Elect Secretary Treasurer Immediate-Past President

Victoria E Davidson-Castillo Anna Wu David Wallach Izzeldin Osman Mahmood Bashir

Board of Directors (2014—2016)

Robert Barba Charlie Huff

Charles Karsch Kathy Young

Tina Banes Grace Chan

Ray Jan

Board of Directors (2013—2015)

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

by Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights, a Registered 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Organization

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The Purpose of Life is to Live it,

to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly

and without fear for newer and richer experience. ~Eleanor Roosevelt

Another week down, 50 more to go… This week has found our club members out and about living a Kiwanis lifestyle: Rodeo, SLP events, installations, interclubs, and our own community activities. “Live it” is what happens when Kiwanis members love their Kiwa-nis experience and, by sharing it with others, strengthen their clubs and, subsequently, increase op-portunities for incredible commu-nity service.

Sometimes we get stuck in the Rat-Race of life and we need a pick-me-up to get unstuck. Volunteer-ing, especially in Kiwanis, can be the meaningful, positive pick-me-up that someone needs. Volun-teering can have an impact on our community, but did you know it can have many benefits for the volunteer as well? Some of those benefits are outlined in the book Ten Professional Development Benefits of Volunteering (Everything I Learned in Life I Learned through Volunteering) by Mary V. Merrill, Merrill Associates. Learn or develop a new skill… Vol-unteering is the perfect vehicle to discover something you are really good at or to develop a new skill. Some skills can enhance a career but you don’t have to develop skill with the intention of facilitating your career. Some events will push you to discover skills you didn’t know you had or that you

didn’t realize you enjoyed. Be part of your community… We sometimes take for granted the community in which we live and work. People and societies co-depend on each other for survival. We can really bridge the expand-ing gap between traditional values and the secular needs through volunteering. As a volunteer, we each can return some of the bene-fits that society gives to us. Motivation and Achievement… Volunteering is about giving your time, energy and skills freely. We make the decision to help on our own accord, free from pressure to act from others. Volunteers pre-dominantly express a sense of achievement and motivation, and this is ultimately generated from our desire and enthusiasm to help. Some people assume that one person can never make a difference. (Cont. on Pg 4)

3 Duarte Club Installation Dinner Page 14 Family Resource Center Card Page 15 David Mao, Law Library of Congress visit Page 16 Hacienda Hts Community Center (HHCC) Page 15 STC Foundation at HHCC Page 13 El Monte Casino Night Page 14 La Puente Historical Society BBQ Page 15 100 Cribs in 100 Days Page 16-17 Member Roster

Page 1 President’s Message Page 2 Club Projects and Chairs Page 3 Upcoming Events & Speakers Page 4 Club Meeting Page 5 Happy & Sad Dollars Page 6-7 Speaker of the week Page 7 President’s Message Cont. Page 8-9 SLP—NAMI Walk Page 10-12 Pro Rodeo

The President’s Message | By Victoria Davidson-Castillo

Kiwanis Hacienda Heights

P.O. Box 5825 Hacienda Hts, CA 91745

(626) 336-0524 KiwanisHH.org

Meetings: 2nd, 4th Wednesdays 7 AM IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave City of Industry

1st Wednesday, 6 PM Casa Blanca 15822 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights

Serving the Children of the World www.kiwanis.org

Winner of Newsletter

Award 2013-14

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To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life.

To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.

To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business and professional standards.

To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship.

To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and to build better communities.

To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and goodwill.

Club Projects and Chairs

PROJECT COORDINATOR 4th of July Kathy Young Adopt-A-Hwy Lon Salgren Fireworks Robert Barba Interclub Kathy Young Kiwaniscope Anna Wu Membership Growth Dave Wallach Kiwanis One Day Anna Wu Pancake Breakfast Lon Salgren Pro Rodeo Dave Wallach Shoes that Fit David Malkin Spiritual Aims Victoria Davison- Castillo Stuff the Bus Dave Wallach Webmaster Ray Jan Weekly Programs Charlie Huff

COMMITTEE CHAIRS Citizen/ Community Mahmood Bashir Service Finance Grace Chan Policies & Procedures David Malkin Project Eliminate Anna Wu Scholarships Dave Wallach Sponsored Youth Dave Wallach Social & Hospitality Susan Jacklin Ribfest Mahmood Bashir Relay For Life Lon Salgren Youth Services Charlie Huff

K I W A N I S I N T E R N A T I O N A L | O B J E C T I V E S

Kiwaniscope Editorial Staff Anna Wu Editor in Chief Lon Salgren Assistant Editor David Malkin Features Editor Mahmood Bashir Contributing Editor Dave Wallach Contributing Editor Kathy Young Contributing Editor

The Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights meets 7:00 am on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month at IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave, City of Industry. And 1st Wednesday, 6 pm, at Casa Blanca, 15922 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights.

Dedicated to Changing the World, One Child and One Community at a Time.

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Contact Us - [email protected], (626) 336-0524, PO Box 5825, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745, KiwanisHH.org

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UPCOMING CLUB ACTIVITIES

October 15th – Monthly Board Meeting, Casa Blanca, 5:30 PM Social & 6:30 PM Meeting

October 15th – Delhaven Community Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 5:30 PM

October 18th – Buckboard Day Pancake Breakfast, Bell UMC Rowland Heights, 6 am

October 19th – Historical Society BBQ (See Flyer)

October 22nd – Heights Relay 4 Life Leadership Meeting, IHOP, 6:30 PM

October 25th – Community Center Grand Opening. Hacienda Heights Community Center, 11AM

October 30th – Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon, Pacific Palms Resort, 11:30 AM




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Weekly Inspirational Alms

“Everyone here has the sense that right now is one of those moments when we are influencing

the future.” - Steve Jobs

OUR UPCOMING PROGRAMS

10/15/14 Evening Board Meeting 10/22/14 (Morning Mtg) Candidate for 57th Assembly District/ Rita Topalian 11/05/14 (Evening Mtg) Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law/ Darrell Brooke 11/12/14 (Morning Mtg) Mahmood Bashir/ LTG Official Visit 11/26/14 (Morning Mtg) Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law/ Deborah Reed If you or someone you know would like to be our program please contact Charlie Huff

REMINDER!!

On the 1st Wednesday of every month we will be meeting at Casa Blanca, 5:30 PM Social & 6:30 PM Meeting We will continue to meet at IHOP on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month at 7 AM. The 3rd Wednesday of every month will now be an evening board meeting in which everyone is welcome to attend at Casa Blanca.5:30 PM So-cial & 6:30 PM Meeting

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Our first breakfast meeting for the new year was called to order at 7:04 a.m. last Wednesday Oc-tober 8th by Madam Presi-dent Victoria Davidson. Grace Chan led our pledge, Anna Wu left her invocation on the phone at home but shared an inspirational though with us still and Lon Salgren had run home for some audio visual equipment for the speaker, but My Coun-try ‘Tis of Thee was sung in his honor. We had a good sized crowd in IHOP

that morning with club members David Malkin, Dave Wallach, Mahmood Bashir, Kathy Young, Izzy Osman, Charlie Huff and Gino Kwok also in attend-ance. Guest were brim-ming over with five (5) members of the Wilson KIWIN’S LiliAnne Labaw, Josephine Thandra, Me-ghan Hernandez, Andrea Hu and Sophia Vemura all visiting. Roberto (Bob) Castillo also came to share breakfast with his mom. Our guests were rounded out with speakers Rich

Kozak and Cory Ro-drigues. Charlie and Dave both led us in rousing renditions of the Welcome Song with our execution getting better with each version. The singing continued as Anna led us in the Birth-day song for her very own Richard Lee, whose birth-day is October 14th. Victo-ria announced the litany of club events going on this month including Du-arte Installation, Pro-Rodeo, Sierra Madre In-stallation, Buckboard Days

Pancake Breakfast, KI-WIN’S DCM, Historical Society BBQ, Relay for Life Meeting, Grand Opening for the Hacienda Heights Community Center, Fund-raiser at the HHCC and the Public Safety Appreciation Luncheon… WOW! We certainly do stay busy. She also shared the ban-ner the club received an-nouncing to all that Haci-enda Heights is the Home Club for our esteemed Lt. Governor and Immediate Past-President, Mahmood Bashir. Mahmood com-

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The Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights meets 7:00 am on the 1st, 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month at IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave, City of Industry. And 3rd Wednesday, 6 pm, at Casa Blanca, 15922 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights.

Happy & Sad Dollars

Gino Kwok—$5.00 happy for the Wilson Dedica-tion, Duel Emergence and thank you to Mahmood for his year and Victoria for her new year Dave Wallach—$10.00 happy/sad-$5.00 for our SLP, Kyra at the meeting, Victoria for not running away and $5 sad for the tearing up of the streets Mahmood Bashir—$10 happy for the SLP, Instal-lation, helping the kids, Rick Kosak and the Boy Scouts, and just happy Grace Chen—$1.00 happy to be here Lon Salgren—$10.00 happy for KIWIN'S going to Key Leader, the Kiwaniscope and it's direction, Anna for Eliminate Chair, and happy to be here

David Malkin—$1.00 for Speaking at West Covina Anna Wu—$3.00 happy to be here with Kyra, Paypal link to donate to Eliminate is up and work-ing Izzeldin Osman—$1.00 Installation and mustach-es Roberto Davidson—$1.00 for election to Order of the Arrow Medicine Man and $1.00 to be at our meeting Rick Kosak—our speaker-$20.00 happy for attendance and able to present his program

pleted the last of his unfin-ished business as El Presi-dente for the club by pre-senting David Malkin his certificate of appreciation from the Installation Din-ner. LilaAnne L. the co-president for the Glen A Wilson KIWIN’S, shared with us the current project they are working on in our community. The club is trying to collect as many school supplies as possible to give to elementary school age children in needs. They are also col-lect donations and a sim-ple pass of the basket col-lected $85 during our meeting to support their

cause. As the meeting came to the mid-point, Charlie in-troduced a long-time Ki-wanis friend, Rich Kozak who is a member of the Hacienda Heights commu-nity and a Business Opera-tion with ACN, an utility provider who supports non-profits in their fund-raising efforts. Rich turned the podium over to Cory Rodrigues who shared with the audience the program ACN provides and how the Kiwanis Club of Thousand Oaks has uti-lized the program. Many thanks go to Rich and Cory for moving up their visit when our originally sched-

uled speaker needed to postpone. As the meeting drew to a

close, the Happy/Sad bas-

ket passed the room and

in less than 15 minutes,

our members contributed

$65 as they shared their

joys and sadness with each

other. Thank you to eve-

ryone who shared. You

can read about it on the

Happy/Sad page in this

issue of the Kiwaniscope.

Our members contributed

$3 to Children’s Hospital,

$2 to Relay for Life and $4

to Eliminate. Victoria

served as Ms. K again and

everyone was friendly as

always. Charlie collected

food cans and check for

Kiwanis Pins. The meeting

ended right around 8:30

a.m. and off everyone

went to their busy sched-

ules. Thank you to Kathy

for reporting on the

meeting for us.

By Kathy Young and Victo-

ria Davidson-Castillo

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The Kiwanis Club of Hacienda Heights meets 7:00 am on the 1st, 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month at IHOP, 18261 Gale Ave, City of Industry. And 3rd Wednesday, 6 pm, at Casa Blanca, 15922 Gale Ave, Hacienda Heights.

Story by David Malkin This week’s speaker was a long time friend of Hacien-da Heights Kiwanis, Rich Kozak, ACN & Independent Business Owner. Rich is an experiences business exec-utive and a certified Master Trainer whose positive energy and passionate teaching has earned him high profile positions in business and in our community. Rich is active in our community with St. Matthews Church, the Community Choir, Handel’s Messiah, the Cold Weather Shelter for the Homeless, Indian guides, Boy Scouts and the Regional Chamber of Commerce. He was also active in the 2010 Census Count. Cory Rodrigues, Regional Director ACN was co-presenter with Rich. As an Ambassador in the Regional Chamber of Commerce, Rich promoted his company through ACN, GET BUSINESS SERICES teaching companies how to understand and manage the costs of credit card processing. Two years ago Rich expanded to represent a global company providing essential services used by all business and residences and to help “feed the hungry children” when bills are paid. Rich guides businesses to use the “self-brokering” model to lower costs, to generate residual income and to help end childhood hunger in North America under ACN umbrella. Founded in 1993, ACN was the vision of four entrepreneurs - Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Tony Cupisz and Mike Cupisz. TheseCo-Founders had countless years of direct sales experience between them, but

were dissatisfied with other companies and job opportunities they had encountered. They realized that the only way to find a company they wanted to be a part of was to create that company. From that initial paper, a business idea was born that would focus on offer-ing services people need and use every day… services that wouldn’t require anyone to change their buying habits or purchase prod-ucts they didn’t need or couldn’t afford. (Cont. on Pg. 7)


SPEAKER OF THE WEEK CAN & INDEPENDENT BUSINESS OWNER

GET BUSINESS SERVICES RICH KOZAK

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ACN began as a reseller of long distance services in the U.S., but over time has grown to offer all the essential services customers in 24 countries use on a daily basis. ACN is the world’s largest direct seller of telecommunica-tions, energy and essential services for home and business, but more importantly, they’ve provided a vehicle for countless individuals to change their lives. ACN is passionate about giving back to the community as well, and in 2011 the nonprofit organization ACN Global Reach Charities was founded to expand and enhance their charita-ble efforts. You can reach Rich Kozak at: [email protected] or 626.533.6432 or www.RichKozak.acnibo.com or www.RichKozak.acndirect.com

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SPEAKER OF THE WEEK CAN & INDEPENDENT BUSINESS OWNER

GET BUSINESS SERVICES RICH KOZAK

(Cont. from Page 1) Although no one person can solve all the world’s problems, together we can make the little corner of our world where we live a bit better. Boost your career options… A Reed Executive study shows 94% of employers believe that volun-teering can add to skills. Many of the unemployed will tell you they “can’t afford to volunteer or get involved right now” but the reality is they can’t afford to NOT get involved. New interests, hobbies and expe-riences… Volunteering can give us an escape from the daily routine and help create a balance in our lives. Finding new interests and hobbies can be fun, relaxing, and energizing. It is also a brilliant way to get life experience. Meeting a diverse range of peo-ple… Volunteering brings together people from all backgrounds and

walks of life. Both the recipients of your volunteer efforts and your volunteer partners can be a rich source of inspiration. Volunteering is also an incredible networking opportunity. You can never tell who you will meet or what new information you will learn and what impact this could have on your life. Send a signal to others… People pay attention to your life outside the environment in which they have direct contact with you. Vol-unteering reflects and supports a complete picture of you, and gives real examples of your commit-ment, dedication and interests. Show people what you are pas-sionate about and maybe you will inspire them too! Bear in mind that the most valua-ble skills that anyone can bring to any volunteer effort are compas-sion, an open mind, a willingness to do whatever is needed, and a

positive attitude. Thank you for the positive attitude and willingness to whatever is needed that each of you bring to every event and effort we support as a club. I look forward to flip-ping many a pancake with you this weekend during Buckboard Day! Have a safe week… ~V~

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National Alliance on Mental Illness Walk

By Mahmood Bashir This past Saturday, October 11, five KIWIN'S from Goldstone Division started bright and early in the morning to volunteer at the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) walk which was held in down-town Los Angeles. The walk is organized to spread awareness about mental illness, and the need to invest resources to properly care for those effected, including children. In attendance were Wilson Co-Presidents, Lili Labaco and Josephine Tjandra, joined by Goldstone Events-Coordinator Sophia Uemu-ra also from Wilson. Representing Los Altos KIWIN'S were President Victoria Mezack who was joined

by Andrea Zaragoza. Once checked-in at around 8:30 AM our volunteers started their little over a mile long trek to Pershing Square, the water station they were assigned. Along the way they got a chance to see many of the

Service Leadership Program

Hacienda Heights Kiwanis Service Leadership Programs

WEEKLY MEETINGS

Wilson Key Club: First Friday of every month, 12:30 PM in Room:-B-8 All other weeks, Thursday, 12:30 PM in Room:B-8 Wilson KIWIN'S: Wednesdays at 12:45 PM in Room:B-4 Los Altos Key Club: Thursdays at 12:15 PM in Room:S-1 Los Altos KIWIN'S: Wednesdays at 12:12 PM in Room:G-5 OGMS Builders: Thursdays at 2:45 PM in Room:25

L-R; Andrea Zaragoza, Lili Labaco, Victoria Mezack, So-phia Uemura, Josephine Tjandra.

A little rest before work starts.

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Service Leadership Program

downtown LA landmarks, such as "Angels Flight", and Bunker Hill. One at the work station the volunteers got a moment to rest, and then get to work passing water to hundreds of partici-pants. When the walk started it seemed like there was too much water, but once all said and done there were only two cases left. The volun-teers walked back to the start/finish line at Grand park a little heavier as they had to carry the canopy, some tarps, and other supplies back. Once back at the park around 12:00 PM, the volunteers were treated to a boxed lunch and refreshments, before they headed home around 1:00 PM. They returned back to Hacien-da Heights just before 2:00 PM, feeling a bit tired

but satisfied that the morning was spent productively for a worthy cause.

National Alliance on Mental Illness Walk

All done, happy faces.

Getting ready to pass water to the walkers/runners At work, passing water bottles

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October 7, 2014

PRO RODEO AND OUR SLP

By Dave Wallach This past weekend was the Industry Hills Charity Pro Rodeo. Once again our Kiwanis Club and SLP were in force selling hot pizza, cold drinks and lots of candy. The weekend started at 7am on Friday for the kids. We served slices of pizza along with the soda and candy. Helping out were, Victoria Davidson, Kathy Young, Grace Chen, Lon Salgren, Anna Wu, and Dave Wallach. We had a great time with the kids and sold lots of pizza, soda and candy. We finished at 12:30. Saturday was the opening of the offi-cial rodeo for the paying audience. We started at 3pm and we had help manning the booth from David Malkin, Mahmood Bashir, Anna Wu and Dave Wallach. We also had help from 10 SLP from Wilson Key Club and KIWIN'S. A list of all SLP will be listed in the Kiwaniscope. The students worked in shifts to give everyone a chance to work in the booth. We had great sales and sold out of pizza. You could hear our call of "Hot pizza, cold soda and LOTS of candy". As usual David and Mahmood were working in



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front of the booth and attracting customers. The SLP did a great job handling the booth with Dave Wallach dealing out pizza like there was no tomorrow. We finished on Saturday at 9pm. Sunday was another good day at the rodeo. Our day began at 11am and we had help from Mahmood Bashir, Da-vid Malkin, and David Wallach. The SLP came out in force again with 23 students from Los Altos KI-WIN'S and Key Club and one from Wilson KIWIN'S. The SLP again worked in shifts to give everyone a chance to work in the booth. Mahmood and David again worked in front of the booth to attract cus-tomers. I can still hear the chant of "Hot pizza, cold soda and LOTS of candy". Once again we had a great time and sold out of pizza, candy and soda. We finished up at 6pm satisfied that we had anoth-er successful booth at the pro rodeo. Our total profit for this weekend after all expenses is $1,496.85.

SLP VOLUNTEERS SATURDAY

SUNDAY



WILSON KIWIN'S WILSON KEY CLUB

OLIVIA TANG CRYSTAL ESPINOSA

ANDREA HU MIN WONG

SABRINA YANG KRISTY DAI

KENNY DAI

ANDY HUA

PAUL PHIEFFER

WILSON KIWIN'S LOS ALTOS KIWIN'S LOS ALTOS KEY CLUB

SOPHIA UEMURA KNOWA LEFEILOAI VANESSA CONDE

JESSICA CHANG LAUREN HERNAN-DEZ

RAUL RONERO AMY HERNANDEZ

AUSTIN JUAREZ ALEJANDRO HER-NANDEZ

BRITNEY PHAM MARLEEN GERONI-MO

VICTORIA MEZACK JUDY CHEN

RONNIE CHANES SONIA PADILLO

BRANDON HUA MAHARSH PATEL

BRYCE OLIDAS YARELI MICHEL

GIOVANNA VASQUEZ

JENNIFER AGUILAR

JAILENE MICHEL

JESSICA OCHOA

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Sylvia Padilla of Friends of The Heart stopped by our booth on Saturday night. Sylvia is a former member of our club.




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Duarte Installation Dinner

Our member Dave Wallach, Immediate Past D35 LTG Robert Davis and his wife Beverly Davis

D35 LTG Mahmood Bashir and his wife, Hacienda Heights Kiwanis member Nancy Bashir

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A Letter from our friends at Family Resource Center

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MEMBER’S NAME PROFESSION TELEPHONE E-MAIL

Banes, Christina (Keith) Tina

High School Admin Los Altos HS

C 626-533-2838 [email protected] [email protected]

Barba, Robert J (Debra) Campus Security W 626-755-9323 [email protected] [email protected]

Bashir, A. Mahmood + Div 35 LTG Bashir, Nancy

Senior Engineer General Conveyor Inc.

H 562-694-0882 W 951-734-3460 X 107 C 562-713-5204

[email protected] bashirZoo@aolcom

Carmichael, John San Gabriel Valley YMCA Youth Programs Director

W 626-214-9716 jcarmichael @sgvymca.org

Chan, Grace (Stephen) Financial Analyst (Retired) H 626-913-4822 C 951-452-5272

[email protected]

Cooper, Keith+ (Arlene) (o) Retired H 562-690-6039 [email protected]

Davidson-Castillo, Victoria (Jay Daub)

Human Resources LA Co Office of Ed

H 626-330-6043 W 562-803-8348

[email protected]

First General Bank (Wilson Mach) Corporate Member Banking Services

W 626-363-8878 [email protected] www.fgbusa.com

Higbee, Samantha (o) Sam

Builders Club Asst. Advisor, Orange Grove Middle School

W 626-933-7015 [email protected]

Hsu, John (Melody) STC Foundation H 626-913-3881 W 562-695-1513

[email protected]

Hu, Stephanie District Representative for Rep. Edward Royce

C 562-453-5482 [email protected]

Huff, Charles H+ Charlie

Engineer C.A. Huff & Associates

W 626-332-8900 [email protected]

Jacklin, Susan State Licensed Office Manger State Farm Insurance

H 626-330-2327 [email protected]

Jan, Ray PACE (Pacific Asian Consorti-um in employment)

C 213-271-6416 [email protected]

Karsch, Charles Boys and Girls Club 909-989-0178 [email protected] [email protected]

Kwok, Gino (Karen Su) HLUSD Board member 626-808-2586 [email protected]



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(o) Honorary Member (+) Past President (H) Past Lt. Governor (LOA) Leave of Absence

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MEMBER’S NAME PROFESSION TELEPHONE E-MAIL

Lacomba, Martha (Tony) LOA Accounting Professional C 626-590-3073 [email protected]

Le Brun, Jennifer (Paul) (o) Teacher Orange Grove Middle School Builders Club Advisor

H 626-840-3430 W 626-933-7015

[email protected]

Malkin, David + (Teri) Hospital Consultant Licensed Clinical Social Worker (Retired)

H 626-964-5762 W 626-833-3444

[email protected]

Manning, Brad +(o) (Kay) Kiwanis Club of West Covina

Administrator (Retired) C 626-260-1997 [email protected]

Manning, Norma (o) (Retired) H 626-839-6911 W 626-962-5080 C 626-533-3376

[email protected]

Osman, Izzeldin Del Haven Community Center H 626-917-5565 C 626-422-2920 W 626-917-9789

[email protected]

Puente Hills Hyundai Corporate Member Auto Sales

W 626-581-5300 [email protected] Kristen&@phhyundai.com http://www.phhyundai.com

Rathman, Tom (Dee) (o) Retired H 626-968-33306 [email protected]

Salgren, Lon +H (Debra) 2013-16 CNH Region 13 Trustee

Top Down Solutions W 626-369-0040 [email protected]

Schultz, Shauna Student—University of Central Missouri

Sinclair, Maureen (James) + (o) La Puente Valley ROP (Retired) C 707-775-1597 [email protected]

Stewart, Jim (Jean) + (o) Certified Financial Planner H 626-968-5003 W 626-369-5111

[email protected]

Strinz, Ted (o) Strinz, Nancy (o)

Locksmith (Retired) School Library Technician - Cedargrove Elementary

[email protected] [email protected]

Wallach, Dave H+ (Chris) Environmental Consultant H 626-333-8426 W 714-328-2410

[email protected]

Wang, Xiao Law Offices of Lynn Chao C 206-734-9959 [email protected]

Wu, Anna (Richard Lee) Wu and Associates Consulting

C 626-348-9705 [email protected] [email protected]

Young, Kathy (Sim) Union Bank (Retired) H 626-336-0524 C 626-827-0663

[email protected]


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days page

club meeting page

presidents message page

member roster page

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