Foundation of Grand Terrace Reflects on a Decade of Accomplishment
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The Foundation of Grand Terrace was awarded by the Azure Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church with the 2013 Community Partnership Award. It was accepted by the Foundation’s President Darcy McNaboe on behalf of the organization.
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Assemblymember Cheryl Brown (47th District) presented community advocates with certificates of recognition. Here, Brown (right) presents Ann Petta with her certificate. In the background are fellow honorees Roy Nix, Pat Nix and Burt Seuylemezian.
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Assemblymember Cheryl Brown (47th District), on right, and Foundation of Grand Terrace President and Grand Terrace City Council Member Darcy McNaboe.
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The Grand Terrace Lions Club presented Ann Petta with the Tony Petta Spirit of the Community Award. Presenting her with the award, from left: Lion, Foundation of Grand Terrace President and City Council Member Darcy McNaboe, Lions Club Immediate Past President David Radtke, Ann Petta, and Lion Jim McNaboe.
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Foundation of Grand Terrace Board Member Sally McGuire watches the presentation of awards and recognitions during the 10th Anniversary celebration.
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Foundation of Grand Terrace President Darcy McNaboe with a gift basket donated by Baskets Ahh La Cart, which was raffled off.
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Foundation President Darcy McNaboe discusses the accomplishments of the Foundation in the last decade, and also touched on the Foundation’s vision for its future in the city.
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Foundation of Grand Terrace Board Members, from left: Richard Loder, Andy McRae, Mike Auld, Bev Auld, President Darcy McNaboe, Don Larkin, Sally McGuire. Not pictured is Board Member Ryan Stephens.
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Foundation of Grand Terrace Board Member Andy McRae spoke a few words at the event. The Foundation was also presented recognition by the church for its work in the community.
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Foundation President Darcy McNaboe (third from left) and her husband, Jim McNaboe (far right) and community members pause between all the festivities to give bright smiles.
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Foundation of Grand Terrace Board Members and Dog Park Committee Chairs Bev and Mike Auld presented information on the Dog Park at the event.
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Veteran’s Memorial Committee member Don Larkin stands at a table with information and literature on the memorial which will stand in Pico Park. The memorial will feature the names of veterans from all over the country, not just those who live or have lived in Grand Terrace.
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