GTWC Teams up with Paragon Tattoo to Give the Back for the Holidays
Photo Courtesy of: Bob Earle
This year, the partnership between the GTWC and Paragon Tattoo Studio collected over 225 toys.
Photo Courtesy of: Bob Earle
Paragon Tattoo Studio owner Julius Vargas (third from bottom left) and Debbie Earle (first from right) with everyone from the Studio as they hold up just a few of the many toys they collected.
Photo Courtesy of: Bob Earle
The Grand Terrace Women's Club (pictured) Claire Kidd, Rachel Perez, Beverly Aldaco, Donna Faulke, Penny Radtke, Nancy Hassard, Carolynn Payne, Adele Lara, Wendy Curran, Stephanie Darwin, Rosemary Lopez, Renne Richmond, Debbie Earle, and Bobby Forbes dropped off all of the wrapped presents at Terrace Hills Middle School on Dec. 19.
Photo Courtesy of: Bob Earle
GTWC's Debbie Earle (second from right) takes a group photo with everyone from Paragon Tattoo Studio including the owner Julius Vargas (third from right) as they are all smiles after collecting over 200 toys.
December 23, 2015 at 08:37am. Views: 72
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