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NEW BUSINESS NO. 2
9-20-93
3ATE:
SEPTEMBER 20, !993
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER
VALERIE WHITEMAN, CHIEF DEPUTY CITY CLERK
INTERVIEWS FOR TUSTIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RECOMMENDATION:
Pleasure of the City Council.
FISCAL IMPACT:
None.
BACKGROUND:
At their meeting on September 7, 1993, the City Council determined that
interviews for the Tustin Community Foundation Board of Directors would be
conducted during the City Council meeting of September 20, 1993.
When the deadline for submitting applications closed on September 14, 1993,
the following residents and community members had expressed interest in
serving on the Foundation's Board:
Cheryl Bell
James Farley
Nancy Fontaine
Patricia E. Godfrey, Ed.D.
Dr. J. Phil Hall
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LaVerne Laskey
Bernard Joseph McLean
George Mabee
Terry Ann Riggins
Richard Scherr
Staff has contacted each of the above candidates and requested that they be
present at the Sept=_mber 20th City Council meeting, 7:00 p.m.
Valerie Whiteman
Chief Deputy City Clerk
CITY OF TUSTIN
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 573-3025
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
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Apartment #
City State Zip Code
Home Phone Number (~)~0-~C~ Business Phone:
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Co-mission/Committee Position applying for: ~UUO~T/O~
Reason you are applying for that po~iti0n: i P~
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Please list below your background, anh any e~erience .you feel ~alifies
you .for the position:
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List any prOfessional organizations to which you belong:
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? ~&
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Have you' ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
circle.Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9
lib'l' ALL COLLE(IES, BUSINESS 'DATE~ ATTENDED
01~ TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~
DE(II'tEE OBTAINED
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
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Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the Office of the City Clerk.at the
..... address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position. '
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AYL LYNN (MELVOLD) BEL.
10535 Bruno Dr.
Tustin, California 92680
(714) 730-6205
EDUCATION
LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL, LOS ANGELES, CA
Juris D~tor, December 1989.
Admitted to Califi~rnia State Bar June 1990
-Studen: Member: Faculty Appointment Committee.
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES, CA
Bachelor of Arts, History, May 1986. Minor: Business/Accounting.
-Austria Semester: University of Salzburg, American Institute of Foreign Study, Spring 1985.
-Phi Al?ha Theta International History Honor Society.
-Scholarships: LMU Alunmi Academic Scholarship; Kiwanis Sponsored Youth Scholarships (2);
Home Savings and Loan Career Awareness Scholarship.
-Circle K International - Awards: Jay N. Emerson Distinguished International Lieutenant Governor,
California-Nevada-Hawaii District Outstanding Lieutenant Governor; Offices Held: Lieutenant
Governor. District Scholarship Chairperson, District K-Family Relations Chairperson, LMU Club
Pr~sidunt.
EXPERIENCE
WESTERN LAW CENTER FOR TIIE HANDICAPPED, LOS ANGELES, CA.
Intern - Attended depositions; drafted and answered interrogatories; researched issues related to the legal
rights of the disabled (August 1989 - December 1989).
EMPLOYMENT
KEYSTONE PACIFIC PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC., NEWPORT BEAClt, CA.
Community Manager - Responsible tbr the management of homeowners' associations (nonprofit
torpor-at,ohs)', including contract negotiations and administration; CC&R enforcement; and daily operation
of the as.sociations (At,gust ! 991 - Present). o
HUGIIES & ASSOCIATES, SANTA ANA, CA.
Associate Attorney - Responsible for preparing files for settlement and trial, including pleadings, discovery,
meeting with clients, research, and other legal work pursuant to fismily law (June 1990 - February 1991).
LAW OFFICES OF GEORGE W. FULTON, JR., SANTA ANA, CA.
Law Clerk - Responsibilities included preparing legal documents, summarizing transcripts, and legal
research, for insunmce defense (Jtme 1987 - August 1987).
LOYOLA LA~,' SCIIOOL LIBRARY, LOS ANGELES, CA.
Library Clerk - Assisted students and other library users with reference materials; filed and updated
looselm."s, books, and other materials. (August 1986- May 1987)
O'MELVENY & MYERS, LOS ANGELES, CA.
Summer Clerk, Records Department - Assisted with tasks for automation of firm; performed data entry;
filed offlze paperwork. (June 1986- August 1986)
ASSOCIATIONS
Ttt,;tin Ranch Sycamore Glen I'lomeowners Association: 1992-1993 President, 1991-1992 Vice President,
1990-1¢91 Rules and R~gulatitms Chairperson
Community Ass~ciations l~tstitule, C:tlil'm'ni:t Southern Cotmties Chapter: 1994 Director - Elect, 1993 Associate
Board Member, 1993 Strategic Planning Committee, 1992 & 1993 Social Committee
City o1' Tustin Ad Hoc Cmnmittee {m Election Rel'm-m: Member
Kiwanis Club o,r Tustin: 1993-1994 Treast, rer - Elect, 1992-1993 & 1992 Treasurer, 1991-1992 Director
American Bar Association, Orange County Bar Association, Orange County Barristers: Member
CITY OF TUSTIN
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 573--3025
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Street
Apartment #
city 7/~ State Zip Code
Home Phone Number (~) Y~F-/~]Business Phone:
Reason you are applying for that position: ~.,.~-~ ~~,..
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Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
If so, which ones? ~/O
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
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EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~
LL~T ALL COLLEGES, BUS~ESS
OR TR~/)E SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
DATES ATTENDED DEGP~EE OBTAINED
~aat type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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RESUME
JAMES J. FARLEY
14231 Willo~
Tustin, CA 92680
(714) 838-1637
SL~4MARY:
Over 40 years of diversified practical experience in personnel,
administration, t~aching, fund-raising, consulting, public
relations and building construction.
Served as Vice Presid~%t of Develol=nent and ~ity Relations
for ~3rtin Luther Hospitnl M!~4__ical Center in Anaheim and President
of the Martin Luther Hospital Foundation frcm 1976-1987. His
responsibilities includod fur~-raising and coord4,nation of all
cc~unity ar~ public relations, hospital growth and develo~n~_nt
and marketing activities. I-I.e retired in November of 1987.
Prior to accepting his position with Martin Luther Hospital in
1976, hc sc'.L~;~! as V[cc.-Pl-c:.;~dc~t for Ek3velol~.:nt ~x]
for L]lat~un Colluge in Or~]ge for 13 years, lle was supervisor of
all non-acad~ntic functions at the college. He fouled the Cha_unan
College ~3nagement Center, affilliated with Cal Tech and the
University of Chicago and served over 300 corporations in Sout2nern
California. lie planned and administered an $8.5 million building
prcxjram a~YJ cicvc,.lo[xx] 'long-tau]ge fiscal and b~ildin(3 plans.
also serv~/ as Chaiinnan of the I.'oundation for Shipb~-~rd Dducation.
Ills responsibilities included Director of Major Gifts, Director
of Public Information, Director of Alumni Activities, Director
of Special Projects, ar~ Director of Annual Fund. His functions
included responsibility for the development of the overall proqr..am
for the Annual Fund, Major Gifts and Deferred Giving, budget
preparation ar~ control, planning and construction of all buildings,
handled sales of real estate and acted as executive secretary for
standing cc~ttees of the Board of Trustees.
From September- 1948 until 1963' he was an.-employee of Westminster
College in Salt Lake City, Utah. He served as a Professor of
.~oncm~ics. and Business 7~hninistration au~J se~-~od as Ek3[~rtn~nt
He taught courses in Accoanting, Business Law, .Economics, ' [-~irketing,
Industrial Relations, and 5~nnag~t. He also did consulting
vx~rk for many corl~.orations. In 1957 he became Vice-President of
Westminster College in charge of Develo~nent, Public Relations
ar~ Ccn~nunication, Building Construction ar~ Director of
Center. lie was res[xonsible for all Fund-Raising Programs,
charge of all new construction on the campus, working with
architects, contractors, loaning institutions and the gove-~n~ent.
He also supervised all Public Relations ar~ Ccnxmnnications of
the college.
Frcm Feb~naary to August 1971 he was Assistant Superintendent cf
Schools, Tustin Union High School District. Responsible for all
business ser¥[ces for the school district; financial, tr~nspcration
budget preparation a3xl control, construction and developn~c~.t cf a
Bond Acceptance Prc~jram.
ACTIVITIES AND MEMB~HIPS:
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An active m~rber of Rotary International, he has
been Presiden% of the Artifical Kidney Foundation
of California, Chairman of the Foundation for
Shipboard Education and Chairman of the City/
County Gcver~ant Ccun~ittc~2 of the Anaheim Ch~0aur
of Cc~Nnurce. lie has been a member of the Advisory
-Board of the Orange YMCA, the Orange County Chamber
of Ccranerce ind the Health Advisory Cc~tte for
Congressman William Dann~neyer. He has served
on the Providence Speech ar~ Hearing Clinic Board
of Directors, Governor's CcJm%ission on llighcr
~ducation, ~irman of Emerg-uncy 'Medical Services
of Orcu~ge County, A~visory Ccmnittee American
Heart Association and is past President of
the Chamber of Conmarce of the City of Orange.
He has also served on a number of corporate boards.
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He holds the :.~ Degree in Econcmics and Management
from the Univ~_rsity of Utah. He is a veteran of
the U. S. A/r Force. He is married and has
children ar~ Two grar~children.
PERSC~S THAT CAN ATIEST TO THE' QUALIFICATICI~ FOR FILLING THIS POSITICN:
Dennis J. Archer, President Robert J. Waller
Citrus Products Co. Developer
Anaheim }kxntington Beach
Jeannette Banoczi, President
KNOB Radio
Anaheim
R. Kenton Wines
Retired Businessman
;~he im
Robert F. Beaver, President
Willard Brent & Co.
1.A~ller ton
Paul Zippwald, Vice President
Bank of ~ica
~.~he im
Howard E. Brewer, Vice Pres.
California Con[muter Products, Inc.
Anaheim
D~_nnis Hardin
t ~-~din Oldsmobile
k-2~heim
W. Il. Cr~nur, President
Star Milling Co.
Anaheim
William K. Hocd, Chnirman of the Board
Pioneer Bank
N~port Beach
Roger W. Dankert, President
Sensor Labs
Orange
John M. Kent
Antorney at L~w
.~.-~heim
Richard J. Stegemeier, President
Union Oil Co. of California
Anaheim
Glen E. Stillwell
Retired Businessn~n
Newt×3rt Beach
Dr_. Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr.
Retired
Laguna Nigeul
E~iTond B. Buster
Ratired Businessman
S~nta Ann
R. Davis Taylor, President
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CITY OF TUSTIN
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NANC~ O. Fo]~rAINE
18321 Plaza Way
Tustin, California 92680
(714) 730-8245
~'UM)~HY OF QUALIFICATIONS,
- Extensive experience in public relations management
- Ten years planning, organizing and coordinating civic, social, and cultural
programs in Orange County
- Ten years of established relationships with local, state, and national media
- Four years as Promotional Designer for a Las Vegas hotel
- Ten years as Director of two Orange County non-profit corpora~ions, focused
on building a solid base of funding and volunteers
EDUCATION:
- Bachelor of Arts - Fine, Arts Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts
- Bachelor of Science - Education, & Art Education, Tufts University
- Master of Science - Education, & Special Ed, Lesley College Graduate School
WORK EIPE£IENCE~
- Pointes of Liqht--founder and executive director of this community organiz-
ation of volunteer professionals who share their assets & talents to enhance
the quality of life of their neighbors. Programs created have included:
*Working with children with life-threatening illness, world-wide
*Daily bread service to Los Angeles & Orange Counties
*Educational program in public schools
*Providing health care and welfare for children & the elderly
*Christmas program for community agencies, motels, & needy indiViduals
*Thanksgiving program for community agencies, motels, & needy individuals
- Make a Wish Foundation--working with children with life-threatening illness
- BaJa Wings of Mercy--also working with children with life-threatening illness
- Crisis Center Hotline--c~lls involved individuals dealing with such problems
as substance abuse, homelessness, suicide, child abuse, A.I.D.S. transition,
battered women and children.
- Shelter for the homeless--on the Board, and assisted with developing programs
and fund raising events.
- Boys Club corporate Offices--Phoenix, Arizona. Was Director of Community
Relations in charge of media coverage, community coordination efforts, and
fund raising activities.
- Caesar's Palace--Las Vegas, Nevada. Promotional Designer. Designed ads,
brochures, and a variety of other marketing materials. Promoted Jerry Lewis'
first telethon for Muscular Dystrophy.
REFERENCES AYAILIBLE ON REQUEST
· I~I::~UTDR · *tB32'1 PLAZA WAY - ~N.
Pointes Of Light is a volunteer community organization. Its
worldwide member_~ form a united human congress addressing the
social needs of our communities.
Children Health Crisis. Pointes of Light has a network of
health care professionals: specialists and surgeons wh~ donate
their services. F'ointes Of Light works with "Make a Wish",
"Baja Wings of Mercy", "Flying Samaritans, and Mission Pilots
for transportatimn needs in worldwide pediatric emergency
situations. Pointes of Light works with the U.S. government in
obtaining visas for children who require treatment in this
country, relying heavily on strong congressional support
enabling the children to obtain visas.
"Room at the In" Doubletree Hotels sponsors free hotel rooms
for economically underprivileged family members accompanying
children who come to Orange County for medical treatment.
Economic Hardships. F'ointes of Light sponsors a variety of
fundraising events for non-profit and community organizations,
as well as on-going efforts to directly aid the economically
and socially distressed in local neighborhoods through the
crisis hot line, daily food distribution, holiday care
packages, and other basic services.
Continuing Education and Harmony. Pointes of Light has
implemented and Cirected programs aimed at increasing cultural
awareness and diversity in school systems directly supporting
teachers and demonstrators at no cost to the school. The
Pointes of Light ~_tudent cultural program has involved 25c~0
school children in four districts.
Racial Harmony. '~'ith the aid of Dr. Jack Kent, our primary
focus is to initiate a Truce Awareness project to help diminish
delinquency and violence and encourage positive cultural
interaction.
Computer Training. One of our members from the compLtter
industry is plann'-ng to teach computer skills to the unemployed
and unskilled.
Pointes of Light intends to develop a self sustaining education
and cultural center that would attract local, regional and
international attention. It will provide an international
marketplace for folk art created by our diverse ethnic
population. We ~ant to create and arena where each culture can
use their talents to their fullest potential. By sharing and
interacting, the?, become responsible for developing their
individual identi-_ies, self-worth and recognition are the
u] timate oL:tcome.
Pointes of Light is philanthropic, non-geographic, and
nondenominational. F'ointes of Light serves as a non-profit
organization supporting a variety of programs, services and
individual projects. Ms. Nancy Fontaine is the Executive
Director.
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~m, ~st~r ACCENT Friday, SepL 10, 1993
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IN HISTORY ..'
iiafion Center helps 'resolve
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)utes . outside .the COlll O0m .
vet H.,Perry sent ~e message/,-q
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with the help of
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funded by the sial
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available on a sit,
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rorcement s
;r also offers ning
.terested in b~c,
The training," ~ins
our course in I edia-
leveloped in ~junc-
e Dispute Re~o~tions
~ct. ! I
complete the Iourse
ertificate, an~attor- ·
:omp]ete the~l:ourse
uing-educatioI cred-
course will ifil given
nings Sept.~l-30 at
;enior Citizex~l~enter,
:Fadden, Sahib. Aha.
$225, which il~ludes
:erials and a
I~ertifi-
tpletion. Anot~[ ses-
· held in N,OV'L_lnDer.
se is reqmre~b~, the
:l those who. a~
,diators.
diation Cen~r '
~er you neesI med~a-
: a dispute ozltrainir~
a mediator.~ ,__~
- A~., Irvine -
:oun'tY residel~s who
: more infort~on
about mediation services or want
to schedule a free initial consul-
tation can call the Irvine office at
(714) 250-4070 or the Santa ~Ana
office at (714) 542-9393.
Readers interested in the me-
diation-skills course can call
Amy at (714) 250-1617 for more
fformation or reservations.
Can you help? ?ointes of Light
eeds the assistance of your
readers once again.
Pointes of Light is a non-profit
worldwide organization of volun-
teer professionals dedicated to
answering the requests for help
of individuals in need in our com-
munity.
We have three 'needs that we
hope your generous rea~lers Can
help us fill. We need Type O-posi-
tive blood to be donated to help a
gentleman, Robert Lanflisi, who
has an inoperable brain tumor. If
you can help, call Christie Maya
at the UCI Blood Donor Center at
(714) 456-5733 for an appoint-
ment. -' . -
We need a 20-foot truck or van
for the Shelter for the Homeless.
The shelter has a 67 percent suc-
cess rate in helping the homeless
become self-supporting and is
strengthening and making our
community a safer place. The
van is needed to help move furni-
ture and supplies. To help, call
(714) g97-3221.
We also need a small or porta-
ble television set to brighten the
life of a resident of a convales-
cent hospital.
Pointes of Light is always look-
ing for volunteers from 'all walks
of life, races, nationalities and
professions to join together with
us to help make an even greater
difference in the world.
- N.F., Tustin
tor of'Pointes of Light. If yg 'We have met the enemy,,end;
would like to donate a television l~heY are ours," after an Amert-.
set or .get .more .information I~n naval.force defeated th~ ;'.-~ .1
about volunteering, call her a~ t~'itish in the Battle'ofLake-'.~J
· (714) 730-8245 or Westminster ~'ie in the War of 1812.
Councilman Tony Lam. at.. (7~ this date: , .
· ip'1608: John Smith'was
898-3311 Ext. 274.
Flood-relief yard .S~lllllllll~elected president of the James:
Enterprises Property Manage- town colony council in Virginia.
ment Co. will have yard sales at ~ In 1846: Elias Howe of
three locations Saturday to raise .'Spencer, Mass., received a Pat--
money for the Red Cross ~Flood ent for his sewing machine.
Relief Program in the Midwest. · In 1963: Twenty black stu-~
The yard sales will be 11 a.m.-3 dents entered public schools in"
p.m. at Ponderosa Mobile Es- Birmingham, Tuskegee and
· tares, 2300 S. Lewis Ave. (Chap- 'Mobile, Ala., after a standoff ..~
man and Lewis), Anaheim; Car- between federal authorities and
riage Mobile Estates, 201 W. Col-' .Gov. George C. Wallace.
lins (Main and Collins), Orange; · In 1977: Convicted murder.
and Crestmont Mobile Estates, er Hamida Djandoubi of Tunisia
1051 Site Drive (Central and becamethe last person execut:.
Site), Brea. The admission fee ed by the guLUofine in France
for each yard sale is $3, all of which abolished capital puni:
which will be donated to Red ment in 1981.
Cross. k In ~979: Four Puerto Rican ~
Each sale will raffle door nationalists imprisoned fora
prizes during the day. 1954 attack on the U.S. House of
· . - P.B:, Irvine Representatives and a.1950 at-:
· For more' information, call ' tempt on the Life of President
(714) 442-1031. Truman were granted clemency
· by President cart'er. . ' '.~.
WORtO WAe
telephone calls. If you have a prob- Fifty ybars ago today: An am-.'~
lem, write to the Trouble Shooter at phibious assault by.Soviet ':
·. P.O. Box 11626, Santa Aha, Calif. troops captured Mariupol on '
92711. Your letter must contain your the Sea of Azov; German forces
name, address and phone number. If in the Kuban region began with-
published, it will be signed with ini- drawing through Novorossiysk
rials only. The column appears Mon- across the Ketch Strait to the:
days through Saturdays in Accent. Crimea. o -.:
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A specialty resale consignment store
· ' MY SECRET PLACE
Located in Huntington Beach
18862 Beach Blvd. #116
(between Ellis & Garfield)
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$1699
Customer Appreciation Day
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May 24, 1993
Pointes of Light is proud to support and participate in the Shelter for the HOmeless" .
Fundraiser to be held at the Braemar Country Club on September 18, in which a drawing will be
held for a '55 Classic Thunderbird. Only 500 tickets will be sold at $100 each.
Pointes of Light would like to offer a challenge to the Key Club members. The student who sells
the most tickets will be awarded:
l)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
A trip to Washington
A visit and a photograph with Congressman Cox
A visit and a photograph with Congressman Dornan '
A tour of the Senate and Halls of Congress
A tour of the Capitol, Bureau of Printing, and the FBI
A visit and commendation from the Director':of the Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Tickets to the White House
I will work on a meeting with the President-- also a personal commendation from SFTH and
POL. This competition is being offered to other school groups as well as your own.
S P E C'I A L E V E'N T"S
ACADEMY AWARDS - I RVINE 'MARRI 0TT HOTEL
A "Pointes of Light" event .and fundraisep in--suppor't '.o;~
Pride and Development Inc., .an .extended day care center.
Donated:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
A11 through
Grand Ballroom
Hotel Light & Sound Man.
McDonalds children's food (seperate room)
Direct Mail
Phone
Stamps and mail
Printing
Enter ta i nment
Awardees Dinner
Trophys
$5,0.00 seed money
Corporate and individual donations.
Au c t i on
and perf
items to date:
I) Orange County Chamber. Orchestra will cook dinner
orm. Value approx. $5,000
2) International Peace Children's Choir.
3) A walk-on part in a movie or t.v. program for a
chi ld.
4)
5)
6)
Underway is preparation for
first Jerry Lewis Telethon
Gold Congressional cuff 1 inks
Suite at the Anaheim Marriott Hotel
Various sports and celebrity items.
a telethon (I co-ordinated the
in Las Vegas)
DUFFER'S I~Y GOLF TOURN~IENT
Co-ordinated wi th Mr. Frank Zellner, ExecUtive Manager
Chamber of Commerce Westminister this event which was held
at the Naval Golf Course in Los A1 ami tos.
~OT EXPRESS THE -PUBLI CITY . AND :'EXPOSURE AdE :HAVE ~RECEIVED . ' .....
# ,. . ;-.
WILL '~ER ~ RBO~ ITS/ ~I~CE ~LES8 THE ~RIGIN .'~D
SEmi CES ARE .~~.
OUR OR~]ZATI~ .~8 BE~ IN O~E CO~ '-FOR ~ER
FI~E~(15) Y~R8 ~D ~ 'PEOPLE ~ VE~ LI~LE -ABO~ ~OUR .... :.
PURPOSE ~D ~LS. -WHICH IS'HELPIN~ PAR~S .MHO -~RE WILLIN6 '
TO HELP THYSELVES,' O~ BROCHURE' ~CLOSED WILL 'FULLY
~P~IN W~T WE ARE ALL ~BO~,
_
T~K YOU FOR OUR TRIPS~
( 1 ) C~LWEST NURSING HOPIE TO HELP Pi_Z~NT A TREE I N MEHORY
OF THE I-~TE .BASKETBALL STAR ~K .-~THERS,
(2) OUR VISIT TO THE DOUBL~REE H~EL WHERE WE ~ THE
POI~S OF LIB~ S~ WRI~ ~D C~POSED ~-A ~AFF. M~BER
FR~ C~GRES~ DO~'S OFFICE, .
(3~ THE BIG TROT ~S ~POS]NG US'TO A~O~ ~ERY
TEL~]SI~ ~T]~ 'IN O~GE CO~~ ~H~ THE"F~ZLY OF
HOSTAGE ~ESSE TU~ER [N ~RU]T~ VISITED ]N CELEB~T]~ OF
H]S ~UG~ERS/ B[~H~Y~ JOINING US ~ERE HER'G~DPAR~S
~D HER H~HER.
"WE .~E N~ER SE~ SO ~ ~E~/S IN'ALL OF OUR LI~LE
LI~S ~ · . .
T~K YOU~ FR~ ALL OF
RESPEC'E. FULLY Y?URS
·
DR. DOROTHY L
FOUNDER
"HELPINO PARENTS t¥1LLINC TO HELP THEMSELVES"
JIM MOORE PRES,
·
DR, DOROTHY DAVIS: FOUNDER '
March 24, 1992
Enclosed please find Pointes of Light packet on our .most recent
project - Donald Villanueva.
DOnald's initial medical was 'being sponsored by Hoag Hospital of
Newport Beach and a team of surgeons, and through high technology,
they found an added tumor inside his brain. Hoag Hospital is not
equipped with a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. .Any .complications
that could arise will certainly warrant this special unit. We are
grateful to Hoag Hospital for their generous offer.
At the present time, Donald's prognosis is not good. Two surgeries
.are needed. The first surgery will be to remove the tumor pressure
on the brain and to imp]ant a shunt to lessen the swelling. The
second surgery will be to remove the tumors .between his eyes;
replace the eyes so he may see for the first time.
Pointes of Light must find a new sponsor for both .surgeries. Any
support or suggestion you could offer to help this child would be
the miracle we need.
,.
Many Pointes of Light volunteers are trying to fulfill Donald's
urgent medical needs. It would be most tragic to send Donald home
still blind, the tumors pressuring his brain and his face.
. . .
Time is very precious for Donald. We must make very effort to help
him. '
Gra
yours ,
:SANTA ANA
Father Gets Wish of
Surgery for Child
l~uro seiko.left the Philippines
Or·rife County .tLve years Mo to
e~ou~h money ..to pay for~ltfmv~n~
be~n surgery for his daughter, then 2
years old, ·
The da~a entry eJerk, wino left hi~
lanffiy bel~nd, 'rotund work J.i Amyx, ·
Costa Mera m~rk~etJng comply, where
he often put Ln 14-horn- days
s~x-d~y weeks to'save enough money
brin~ the youngster here for treatment.
"I knew th·t by eomi~ to the ~Jmted
States, I could emro lots of money," s~dd
5ei)o. who earned ~3 · day in the
Phi~ppines. "But every tL, ne I sub-ted to
~et money, she would ~et ~ek, ma I
would have to .s.e. nd money to pay her
hospJ~l bilLs....:. I w~'t sure we
would let her.her~ in trine." -- ;-
But on l~riday~'th~ks to Pointes of
Z~ight, · vo]untee~ &,roup, Seijo, 27, stood
in the Compri-~Hotel, strokJn~ his
daughter's f·ce ;with one hznd and
holding his w~e,-Nih, with the other
while __~ I..3-member chgd~-en's choir
from Pride ·nc~ ~velopme~t School
-comere,¢e. '~-ne younEster, ~uLh Grac~,
~ ~senuy m · wheelcha2', hu~,i.~ ·
"Peanuts" pillow, while caryEen w~s
~upplJed to her through a tube.
Ruth Grace--who ts frail and looks
· h~f her Me--s~r/ved last week tnd will
undergo surgery ~at ~oma IAnda Uni-
versity Medical Center, near Stn Ber-
nard/no, within a few days. Doctors
hope to reptir · hole in her heart that
she has had since birth.
Ruth Grace's ~ourney began when
Lauro Seijo call/~d Nancy' Fonta/ne,
director of Pointes of Lt~ht--a group
that began a~ ~ children's cultural
foundaOon and ha~ bran~ ~w other
areas. Lauro Setjo ,had ~een ·'nSwspaper
· ecoum of how ~e S*o~ ibelped ·
Polish boy with · s/mllar problem.
"We took this on_because th/s is what
· we do," Fontaine tMld, "We try to help
whoever tsks us."
Fonta/ne said she had to overcome
severaJ problem~. F/rs~ there wa· fmd-
in~ a hospital that:would a~'ree to treat
Ruth Grace. Doctors at Loma Lind·
Mreed to t~ke the case for free, she said.
Then she had to overcome the bu-
reaucracies in both the Phil/pP~nes and
Umted States and~secured the help of
Rep. Christophell Cox (R-Newport
Beach). ·
The MakeoA-Wt~h Foundafibn of
an~e County, which helps terminally ill
ch/ldren, provided $2,800 for tit ftre.
An 18.hour fight frmm Manila to Los
Angeles followed. Ruth Grace and her
mother were reunited with her father,
but the couple's 8-yem'-old son remains
in the Philippines.
· 'l jvst thank the Lord that he lave
me N~ncy FontaJne," Lauro 8eijo ss. id.
Ru~h Grace Seijo, who suffers from heart clefect, tnkes in oxygen through tube,
Education
"Pointes of Light"
Communication .. Participation .- Understanding
October 18, 1990
Gay Weeks, Executive Director
MAKE A WISH Foundation of Orange County, Inc
881 Dover Drive, STe #35
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Dear Gay:
On behalf of "Pointes of Light", thank you for agreeing to grant the wish of Mikolai
Hartwig, a young Polish boy with medical problems. With your help we may be able to
give him a chance at living a normal productive life. Your efforts will also promote a
better relationship between our countrY and his homeland.
! am enclosing a copy of the notice scheduling a press conference at Westem Medical
Center on Monday, November 19th at 3 p.m. This has been mailed to all Orange
County media bureaus and should receive major coverage. I know that your
representatives'will want to attend the conference.
We are arranging for an interpreter. Perhaps your group will want to utilize this person
to talk to Mikolai.
Again, thank you. I will be in contact with you over the next few weeks. If there is any
information you require about the press conference, or if there is any change in plans,
contact me at (714) 730-8245.
Nancy Fontaine, Director 18321 Plaza Way Tustin, CA.
a non-profit corporation operating under the auspices of
THE WESTMINSTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY
92680
Girl Scouts
With participation
in activities such as this,
Junior Girl Scouts meet
the requirements to be-
come Cadets. In so do-
ing, they learn self re-
spect, respect for oth-
ers, the use of resources,
and respect for author-
ity.
~Pointes of Light ".,
Around'the World Students
An International Cultural \
Assembly that is designed to
introduce children from grades \
K through 6 to a wide range of
interesting and exciting places. ]
We aim to promote world /
peace through intercultural
Acknowledgements
Sponsors
Pointes of Light
·
Trinity College of Graduate Studies
Brian Rqthford, Laidlaw Bus COmpany
! Grand Hotel
Jack in the Box
St. Brigid's Choir
Terry Anderson
Ed Strano, Strano Productions
Joe F'miguerra, Cai Vision
Charles Weber '
'Key Club
The University High
School Key Club is part
of an International Vol-
unteer Organization..
They work throughout
the school and commu-
nity. The University
High School Key Club
has logged over three
thousand hours during
this academic year.
25th Anniversary Celebration Committee
C_oordinator, Nancy Fontaine
Publicity, Deb0mh Nell
Sally Sullivan
,~ Fr. Joseph Scerbo
~:-
,- Agnes Taylor
Eleanor Whipple
Animator, Charles Weber
Security
Brad Blaylock
Carl Chiles
Sean Hazley
John Simpson
John Troesch
7u..~.:n. ;A
April 5, 1991
Ms. Nancy Fontaine
POINTS OF LIFE
18321 Plaza Way
Tustin, CA 92680
.
Dear Nancy,
The Boys and Girls Club of Tustin is pleased to be
a part of the "Points of Life" pro, ram. We are picking
up the bread at Lucky's Market every Monday and Thursday
and delivering it to ,five centers, on a scheduled basis.
The five centers are: Salvation Army on Edinger in Santa
Ana; Pena Referral Center on Warner in Santa Aha; S.O.S
on Superior in Costa Mesa; Southwest Community Center on
2nd. Street in Santa Ana; and, Rev. Paul Gone on 3rd
Street in Santa Ana. The parents of the members of our
Club also benefit by this program on a monthly basis.
We feel privileged to serve the community an~ reach
far beyond the OPEN DOORS of the Boys and Girls Club.
.
Sincerely q ,
/ .- / u,,~_~. ,~. / 'i
f.' :.'
Cliff Polston
Executive Director
August 22, 1993
Ms. Nancy Fontaine
"Pointes of Light"
Orange County
Jack Kent, M.D.
Peacemaker
Los Angeles and Orange County
Dear Nancy:
This is the plan that I talked to you about. Mike Dickergon
submitted it to Pat Mulligan, Executive Director of Hands
Across Watt's earlier this vear.
'This is the plan that will get the job done. It is the starter.
I would like Mr. Dickerson to present it at the Gang Conference
being hosted by Supervisor Harriet Weider this coming
November.
Sincerely,
Jack Kent, M.D.
Attached.
S~_rano iDroctu~t, ion~
474 E1CaminoReal · Tustin, California 92680 * 714/669-1912
' ' /
A COMMUNIIY ORGANIZATION OF VOLUNTEER PROFESSIONALS
WHO SHARE THEIR ASSETS AND TALENTS TO ENHANCE THE QUALIFY
OF LIFE OF THEIR NEIGHBOR
Thursday, August 19, 19'93
C/O Warner Brothers
Mr. Eric Clapton
75 Rockefeller Plaza 20TH FL
New York, NY 10019
Dear Mr. Clapton:
I've enclosed a sketch and poetry of a little girl who was molested by her father for
5 years. The little boy was raped by a neighbor. They represent so many children who have been
physically and sexually abused. Pointes of Light found them through the Crisis Center Hot Line
in Anaheim. The Crisis Center is a non profit agency which serves a large community in
California. Pointes of Light is a volunteer Congress of people who try to address the medical and
social needs of their neighbors. We have no geographic limitations, no salaries, no operational
funds, grants or money donated. We just respond to the human need by written request.
If you read some of her poetry, you will never be the same. I had to react. I
contacted the JW Event Company in lrvine who put on the "Taste of Orange~, a yearly event at the
Irvine Spectrum. The Spectrum is a huge secured area with a professional stage, sound, and light
equipment for major talent. I need to have an event so powerful that humanity would take notice
of these children and help them. ! received a favorable response from JW. They will donate the
site, stage and equipment. The LA Times has also agreed to co-sponsor and to donate all PR,
PSA's, Radio, TV and news stories. Casey Kasem has volunteered to MC or to assist in
programming. I told them I'd try to get the biggest name and most humanitarian talent on this
planet to help. The date is the evening of June 18, 1994.
If you can participate in any way, you may make a dramatic difference in the lives of
these young children and many others subjected to this abuse. Although it a year away, it is
important that we receive a committrnent as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
Dir~ctor, Pt~a~intes of Light
8321 Plaza Way .Tustin. California 92680 (714) 730-82~5
POEMS OF SHAME
:
Dedicated to
the child within me
the child wilhh7 you
'POEM
OF TRUST
. ~EMS OF SHA~IE
THIS POEM IS FOR YOU
THE BATHROOM FLOOR
You have heard my real voice
and not run away
You have watched me cry
and saved your questions
You have weathered my screams,
long overdue and shaky
This poem is for you
You have come back
when I did not trust
You have helped me talk
when I had no words
You held me so I could learn
Touch can be gentle
This poem is for you.
WHAT I'M REALLY SAYING
don't want anyone near me!
(Isn't there anyone I can trust?)
don't want to feel better!
(I'm keeping a secret)
don't want love!
(Is there someone who could just hold me?)
don't need anybody or anything!
(I'm angry. I'm afraid. I hurt.)
My face is on the bathroom, floor
Daddy, where You put me
One side of my face is 'cold
from the linoleum because
the rug is too small
Shall I ask mother to buy
a bigger rug for me to lie on?
Shall I tell her why I need it?
Why the left side of my face
always bums with the cold?
Why I hate linoleum tiles?
I rest my bottom' by keeping it in the air
for a few minutes after you hurt me
. after you leave
before I have to dress
for dinner and pretend I'm hungry
and want to eat
Pretend nothing happens to me in the bathroo
Pretend I'm a normal little girl
who happens to like spinach
(It looks the way I. feel)
MY VOICE
MY THROAT
My mouth is all full and
my throat is too and does
this thing go all the way to my
stomach?
I think so --
My stomach is sick
and I try to breathe
"' When I cough you say
' .n't stop"
and I think
I'll have to eat peewee
forever
BAD GIRL SONG
I'm a bad girl
Ugly and evil
Bad things happen to me --
The Bad Girl
No one is as bad as me
No one I know --
I have a secret from everyone
About how bad I am
I hide it in my body
Except when I feel mean
No one can love me
The Bad Girl
I want to scream and cry.
when my father touches me
At night I dream of telling my motheI
everything
but during the day I'm quiet
No one can know what happens to me
My voice is a claw in my throat
.
want to spit it out
It is no good to me
I will sing!
I will act!
All the words that are not mine
can come through my mouth
this way my voice will be heard
but no one will know my secret
My real voice is a daw in my throat.
~/~' '; ,.~/ FINDINO THE KITTENS
A white kitten ~ith blue eyes
walked into my dream
She let me pick her up
and I mb~ my ch~k a~inst
her fur
Then she dimpled
and I thought nothing g~ ev~
stays with me
she came back to me and I hel~
her ve~ gently in my a~s
and she told me if I want~
CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92 680
(714) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date 9-8-93
Full Legal Name Patricia Edith Godfrey
Address 11062 Hunting Horn Drive
Street
Lemon Heights
Apartment #
California
92705
City State zip Code
Home Phone Number (714) 832-6793 Business Phone: (714) 996-2550
Board of Directors
~_commission/Committee Position applying for: Community Foundation
Reason you are applying for that position: There is a growing population
of senior citizens and people i.~i.%he community with special needs.
I want to be part of a process that develops programs to address these
needs.
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
Business and teachinq experiences that demonstrate my service orientation
and problem so]vinq skills. My recently completed doctoral studies in
health care b~oadens my background.
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
£~lif. Assoc, of School Business Officials FINANCE COMMITTEE
·
,n~thmrn Calif. (ReLiEF) Joint Powers Assoc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
nrange County Department of Education BUSINESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Placentia-Yorba Linda USD Manaqement Assoc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? ¥e$
,
If so, which ones?
Elementar), and Secondary Teaching Credentials
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? N0
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED
OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
Univ. of Southern California 1988-1993 Ed.D.
Univ. of Southern California 1966-1967 M.S.
Univ. of Southern California 1962-1966 B.A.
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Giveh the challenges of the fiscal sector of public education today,
the Community Foundation would be my primary-civic activity.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the Office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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September 11, 1993
City Clerk
City of Tustin
15222 Del Amo Avenue
Tustin, CA 92680
Attached is my application for a beard of director position on the
~astin Community Foundation. As can be seen in my attached resume,
my last few years of work experience have been with an organization
that is definitely nonprofit!
The Community Foundation seems an excellent vehicle to develop
strategies requisite to support programs for v.arious demographic
segments of the Tustin community. I look forward to an opportunity
to discuss the Community Foundation further.
Sincerely,
Patricia E. Godfrey, Ed.D.
PATRICIA EDITH GODFREY, Ed.D.
11062 Hunting Horn Drive
Lemon Heights, CA 92705
(714) 832 - 6793 Residence
(714) 996 - 2550 Business
OBJECTIVE: A board of director position on the Tustin Community
Foundation.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PLACENTIA-YORBA LINDA
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Placentia, CA
Director, Business Services
5/90 - present
LAWNDALE SCHOOL. DISTRICT
Lawndale, CA
Director, Accounting and Budgeting
10/88 - 5/90
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES
Los Angeles, CA
Regional Controller-Customer Service
4/87 - 10/88
WESTERN AIRLINES
Los Angeles, CA
Director, Revenue Accounting
Manager, Revenue/Interline Accounting
Statistician
Supervisor, Revenue Accounting
1977 - 1987
LONG BEACH CITy COLLEGE
Long Beach, CA
TORRANCE UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Torrance, CA
Mathematics Instructor
1975 - 1977
Mathematics Instructor
1967 - 1975
Patricia E. Godfrey
1993
1992
1988
1967
1966
EDUCATION
Ed.D. Educational Administration
University of Southern California
Certificate in School Business Management
University of Southern California
School Business Management Seminars
Pepperdine University
M.S. Education
University'of Southern California
B.A. Mathematics/Psychology
University of Southern California
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Orange County Department of Education Business Advisory Committee
Placentia-Yorba Linda USD Management Assoc. Board of Directors
Southern Calif. (ReLiEF) Joint Powers Assoc. Board of Directors
Calif. Assoc. of School Business Officials Finance Committee
References are available upon request.
CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92 680
(714) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Full Legal Name
Address. ~"/77/
Street
.-h..- sC ,',,,,'
Apartment #
¢2. ~¢ ,f'
City State zip Code
Home Phone Number' (7'Y)E32-/~ff Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position applying for:
Reason you are applying for that position:
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:'
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
,/'
Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
/
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
EDUCATION'.
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16+
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS
OR TRADE SCIIOOLS ATTENDED:
DATES ATTENDED
DEG I{.EE OBTAINED
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved i'n?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the .Office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
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APPLICATION FOR COF~ISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
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Address / ~' ~' ~ ~ ~, J ~['//' ~"~
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City State
Home Phone Number (~/"~)~3/--/~/~Business Phone:
Zip Code
or.-
Reason you are applying for, that position:
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
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you now,-or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
Do
If so, which ones? 4_L ~"-~'7~~ ~ ' '
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 1~ 13~15 16 16+
LIST ALL CO1.LEGES, BUSINESS
OR TRAD~ SCilOOLS ATTENDEI):
DATES ATTI{N I)EI)
I) I'~C. I{.EE OI{TAINICI)
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
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Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
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Please return your application to the Office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for'your interest in
this position.
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LA VERNE LASKEY
C]'TY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 926fl0
(714) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Street
City
Home Phone NUmber '(7]~
State
Business Phone-
Apartment '~
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Commission/Committee
Reason you are applying for that position: /
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Please list below your background and any experience you feel
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List any professional organization.~
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Cf'FY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 926fl0
(714) 544-B890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date
Full
Address
Street
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State
Home Phone NUmber
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you for the position:
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any professional organi:;at].on.q to which you be].onci:
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
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]lave you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
I f so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle llighest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10
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What type(s) of civic activities a-e you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached fcr your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the office of the City Clerk at the
,ddress shown at the top of this fcrm. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
Bernard J. Mc Lean
14631 Yorba St.
Tustin, Ca. 92680
(714) 669-0170
Dear .Sir:
I am enthusiastic about the oppor,mnity to submit my i'esume to you. My years of
management and administrative experience arm me with the necessary skills to do the .job.
I am an excited people person who is at his best in the problem solving environment. I am
confident in my ability to perform well in this position. '
I have enclosed a copy of my resume and will call in several days to see if you are interested
in setting up an appointment. Inte.wiewing me would give you a better opportunity to
evaluate my capabilities against your needs. I feel ver.; strongly that my.background,
e.vperience, motivation, and teaching sk/lls will be an asset to your organization. I would
like the opportunity to demonstrate to you that I have the experience and the personal
chemistry to fit the position. ·
Sincerely,
~an¢~
Bernard J. Mc Lean
14631 Yorba Street
Tustin, California 92680
(714) 669-0170
OBJECTIVE:
CMLIAN
EDUCATION:
BACKGROUND:
TEACHER:
TRAINING
To work in social/public service programs as a resource/program development director.
Master of Education, Sul Ross State University
B.A. Social Science, Niagara University
Broad and valuable training and development experience in diverse, increasingly
demanding, highly competitive jobs -- creating, directing, and achieving corporate goals.
Extensive experience in resource management, career development, planning,
organization, and training. Additional areas of skills and experience:
- Teacher - college and adult vocational training
- Managed repair and maintenance facility - 90 employees
- Organized and conducted Quality Assurance Training Programs
- Coordinated plans and operations
- Planned and managed budgets
- Conducted tests and evaluation
- Administrator and counselor - Drug and Alcohol Programs
- Mediator in Victim Offender Reconciliation Program
- Counselor in Volunteers in Probation
- Improved employee job performance by teaching them new skills
- Reorganized teacher staff resulting in better utilization of personnel
- Taught management and technical courses
- Developed curriculum into easy to learn lessons
- Reduced the cost of instruction by using closed circuit TV
- Reduced course length by improving methods of instruction
- Developed team building programs which resulted in improved methods of instruction
- Refined budgeting and scheduling methods and reduced overall operational costs
CONTRACT
OFFICER
MAINTENANCE
Managed a Missile Systems Depot Maintenance Facility rated first in its class
Monitored and evaluated performance standards
Developed a negotiation system which resulted in better contracts in less time
Organized preventive maintenance programs which increased operational time available
Established cross training which increased our capability with no more personnel
Supervised quality control programs resulting in reduced operational costs
ENGINEER
- Reduced cost and improved quality of software testing
- Established software programming standards and procedures
- Completed projects on time and within budget
- Developed procedures to check on subcontractor progress
CITY OF TUSTIN
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 5?3-3025
]%~PLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Street Apartment
City State
Zip Code
Commission/Committee Position applying for:~J~ ~~ ~.. 33
Reason you are applying for that position:
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
Do you now, or have you ever, held'any professional licenses?
If so, which ones? ~
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 ? 8 9 10 11 12 13 14'~ 16 16+
LIST ALL COLLEGES. BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DE~REE OBTAINED
OR TRADE S~OOLS ATTENDED:
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please.'return your application to the Office of tho City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. -Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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GEORGE J ~BEE
13092 Wheeler
Santa Ana, Ca_ 92705
714--997--7578
PROFESSIONAL
QUALITIES:
EDUCATION:
EXPERIENCE:
1990 to PRESENT
1986 to 1990
1979 to 1986
1968 to 1979
Capable of providing competent ethical and
dedicated service for an organization or
individual concerned with management, sales,
marketing and leadership of personnel.
Applying knowledge and background experience
in time management, sales programs and
production efficiency.
Graduated Newport Harbor High School 1956.
Orange Coast Junior College AA degree 1958.
University of Wyoming 1958-59.
Western regional manager for Murietta Oil
Company, involved with sales development,
inventory control, accounts receivable and
personnel management.
Western regional manager for 0tto Industries
and RRS Corporation. Developing dealer and
operator networks throughout the Western
States involving plastics, recycling,
residential, medical, hazardous and nuclear
waste containers.
Initiated and developed the first sales
department for 'SCA Inc., moving from sales
representative to assistant manager in
eighteen months. Initiated and developed
contractors services for WMI, using fencing,
mobile trailers, electriCal hook-ups, storage
containers, roll-offs and portable toilets
into a new profit center now used nation wide
by WMI.
Owned Mabee Tire Service in Santa Ana, Ca.
Building a 65,000.00 a month business into the
largest unit sales tire store west of the
Mississippi.
CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Full Legal Name
Address 2~0~
Street
City
Apartment #
State ~,ip Code
Home Phone Number (~q) -7~}-~_o0~ Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position applying for:T~'T~
Reason you are applying for that position:
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
d
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?~4~
If so, which ones?
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ^TTENI)EI)
OR TRADE SClIOOLS ATTENDED:
D EG ii. EE OBTAI NED
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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September 8, 1993
City of Tustin
It is with great enthusiasm that I apply for a position on the new
Board of Directors of the Tustin Community Foundation. I have
extensive professional fund raising, funds distribution and
experience working with Boards of Directors which I feel would be
an asset to this new organization.
I would welcome the opportunity to serve Tustin in the capacity.
I look forward sharing my views with you on what the Foundation
can become.
Sincerely,
2202 Palermo
Tustin CA 92680
731-6056
Ms. Terry A. Riggins
2202 Palermo
Tustin, California 92680
Work (619) 492-2124
Home (714) 731-6056
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT:
21 years post-masters employment
· 18 years with United Ways
· 3 years with the State of
Washington, Dept. of Social
and Health Services
EXPERIENCE IN:
· Management
· Fund Raising
· Finandal Management
· Funds Distribution
· Marketing & Communication; Media
Relations
· Community Planning/and Problem
SoMng
· Strategic Planning
· Government Relations
· Volunteer Development
POSITIONS HELD:
June 1989 - Present
April 1993 - Sept 1993
Jan 1988 - June 1989
April 1984 - January 1988
July 1975 - April 1984
June 1972 - July 1975
· Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer,
United Way of San Diego County
· Interim President, United Way of San Diego County
· Executive Vice President, Marketing and Strategic
Planning, United Way of San Diego County
· Vice President, Pla.qning, Allocations, Research and
Community Services, United Way of San Diego County
· Associate Executive Director, Planning and Allocations,
United Way of Pierce County, Tacoma, Washington
· Planner, State of Washington, Department of Social and
Health Services, Re~ion 5
EDUCATION:
1972
1969
Masters Degree in Social Work, University cf Washington
Specialty in Planning & Community Organization
B.A. in Sociology, University of Washington
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My professional experiences:
· Staff the Board of Directors; Strategic Planning efforts, and the Bylaws Committee.
· Have eighteen years of fund raising experience raising corporate contributions
· Did grant writing bringing in over $2 million for community projects.
Developed a Marketing Plan. Created new approaches: · Paid advertising, leveraging our dollars 1:3.
· Awards and recognition progrs,'n.
· Market research with local business
· Applied "music video" technology to the fund raising
and community leaders
· Created newsletters for year-round communication to volunteers, agencies and companies.
· Designed and implemented a funds distribution system which awarded funds based on priority
community needs.
In the Financial Management area: · Plan the distribution of $27,400,000
· Coordinate the $4 million operating budget development process.
· Co-staff the Finance Committee
Development of Linkages and Partnerships
· . Developed the partnerships with the local governments for the formation of the Regional Task
Force On the Homeless, and regional Information and Referral Service (InfoLine).
· Helped develop the Children's Initiative partnership with local foundations.
· Negotiated contracts with several non-profit organizations
· Serve on the Private Industry Council Strategic Planning Committee, 1991-1993.
· Served by appointment of the Mayor on the City of San Diego's Growth Management
Advisory Committee (1987-88).
· Instructor for the United Way of America's National Academy for Voluntarism since 1979.
Helped expand the Volunteer Center from serving 4,000 people/year to 15,000/year and from serving
200 agencies to 600 agencies today; started the Youth volunteer program and the Corporate
Volunteer Connection.
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CITY OF TUSTiN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFOR/qIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COF~ISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
--
Date September 13, ]993
Richard J. Scheft
Full Legal Name
Address
120 Nisson #D (PO Box 1009)
Street
Tustin, CA
92680
Apartment #
City
Home Phone Number
State
(714)731-1354 Business
Commission/Committee Position applying for:
Reason you are applying for that position:
Zip Code
Phone: (800) 525-6718 X305
Community Foundation board of directors
With my experience working with tile
Boy Scountsof America in fund raising, commun:.ty youth groups and training senior
citizens to help organize scounts troops. This experience will benefit tile City of Tustin.
Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies
you for the position:
I have worked as a professional scout executive '.'or tile Boy Scouts of America. My main
objective was fund-raising within.thc.busLness cc.mmunitv. Presently lam working with
Hoag Hospital Foundation 50 to raise several miEion dollars for a new cancer wing.
List any professional organizations to wkich you belong:
President, Arizona State University Alumni Assc~_[ation, Southern California, Hoag Hospital
552 Club.
Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
If so, which ones? Reserve Police officer, Maricopa County Sheriffs Office, Private Pilot
License, Reserve Police Officer Tcmpc. AZ.
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? NO
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle
Highest
Grade
Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 '6~~
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENI)I.;I) I)ECREE OBTAINED
OR TRADE SCltOOLS ATTENDED:
Phoenix College Phoenix, AZ
September 65 - June 67 Assoc of Arts
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ September 67-June 70 BS
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Hoag Hospital 552 Club, Arizona State Univ. Alumni Assoc.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application to the Office of the City Clerk at the
address shown at the top of this form. Thank you for your interest in
this position.
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ZHARD J. SCHERR
P. O. Box 1009
120 Nisson #D
Tustin, CA. 92681
(714) 731-] 354
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Responsible position in sales and marketing utilizing my record of accomplishments
in meeting sales goals; business development, planning and new product introductions.
EXPERIENCE
Major Account Manager
Boehringer Mannheim Corporation, Indianapolis, IN.
1989- Present
Responsible for sales of diabetic products to food, drug and chain headquater accounts;
training of medical staff and consumers in use of products; managed account.sinSo.
California District.
Achieved 1990 quota increasing business ] 5%.
· Exceeded quarterly objectives for 199] generating $5.3 million in sales.
· Increased'sales in largest account by $1.2 million in 1991, 29% increase over 1990.
Regional Broker Manager
Hawaiian Tropic Inc., Murry, KY.
988 - 1989
Broker-manager for seven ',Vestern States and Southern California. Responsible for six food/
drug brokers and headquarter accounts. Managed broker relations and provide sales training
and recruitment for new brokers.
· Created time management program for broker staff which increased
employee effectiveness for generating new sales.
Designed a retail store checklist including out of stocks, missing tags,
and incorrect plan-o-grams, which increased business to $8.9 million
from $6.7 million.
· Increased military sales 14% by assertive management.
Major Account/Broker Manager
A. }{. Robins Co., Richmond, VA. 1976 - 1988
Managed three brokers for all classes of trade to meet sales objectives. Supervised
staff of four retail merchandisers in the drug industry to increase facings and reset
plan-o-grams. Established all phases of new product distribution, over 4 Western States.
· Ranked in top 5% of Broker Managers in 1986.
· Staffed and supervised retail merclmndisers to increase sales, facings and
meet objectives in a $5 million territory.
MILITARY
U. S. Marine Corps Officer Candidate Training - Honorable Discharge
EDUCATION
B. S., Arizona State University