I was amazed at what happened to my son when he was dressed in his military clothes. My son just got back from his tour in Iraq and was doing some business at a store. I heard this young boy say to his mother, "Can I talk to him?" - not knowing who the young boy was talking about - when his mom said, "Sure.
Dear parents, I didn't have time to get to know you much, but I had quite a bit in common with you -- namely, your daughter. Now that our season is over, I just wanted to thank you for allowing me the privilege to borrow your most prized possession the past few months.
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Marynez E. Morales, a 1996 graduate of Redlands High School, recently received a letter of appreciation from the secretary of the Navy for assisting in tsunami relief efforts during Operation Unified Assistance in Southeast Asia, while assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard, homeported in San Diego. Morales, along with thousands of other U.S. sailors and Marines, supported more than 6,000 flight hours, helping to deliver more than 20 million pounds of medicine, food and water. The supplies helped save thousands of lives and eased the suffering of thousands more.
BANANA PUDDIN' JAZZ" JAMS AT INDY FEST AND NUYORICAN CAFE: On July 7, to be exact, [Rome Neal]'s popular Banana Puddin' Jazz Fest made personal history by being performed twice in the same day. The first was in the afternoon at the International African Arts Festival in Brooklyn, located just two blocks from Neal's home. Then, at 10 p.m., "Banna Puddin'" migrated to "my artistic home, the Nuyorican Poets Café," Neal advised. "It was record breaking for Banana Puddin' Jazz to have so many musicians in the house," Neal notes. "However, [Ralph Revello] and his group also helped us to break the record of people attending a Banana Puddin' Jazz night, and the musicians he assembled for this special evening were all top notch. I'd like to thank," Neal concluded, him, John D. Smith ...
...Smith (for his appreciation letter), Bob Cunningham (one of Neal's sponsors) a...
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Myles S. Fry, a 1994 graduate of San Andreas High School in Highland, recently received a letter of appreciation from the secretary of the Navy, for assisting in tsunami relief efforts during Operation Unified Assistance in Southeast Asia, while assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard, homeported in San Diego. Fry, along with thousands of other U.S. sailors and Marines, supported more than 6,000 flight hours, helping to deliver more than 20 million pounds of medicine, food and water. The supplies helped save thousands of lives and eased the suffering of thousands more.
Brent Nelson deserves an A when it comes to tenacity. He's definitely a man with a mission. His goal was simple -- commit to paper his thoughts about farmers and the job they perform in feeding the world.
Gov. Bob McDonnell proclaimed February as School Board Appreciation Month in Virginia. The resolution recognizes board members' efforts toward providing a high-quality education for students in the commonwealth. School board members are citizens whose decisions affect our children -- what they learn, who will teach them and what kinds of facilities house their classrooms," wrote Roanoke schools Superintendent Rita Bishop in a letter of appreciation. "These are men and women appointed to establish the policies that provide the framework for our public schools. They represent you, and they take this responsibility seriously.
During his career as a police officer Alberto G. Puente became known for his keen observation skills, persistence and methodical approach which led to arrests that may not have otherwise been made. In his early years as a police officer he was assigned to the Border Inspection Station in San Ysidro. While there, he developed a positive rapport with Mexican Government officials. This was during a time when there were few bilingual and bicultural police officers. Mr. Puente's fluency in both Spanish and English and with Mexican culture was recognized as a much needed and valued asset to the San Diego Police Department. His other assignments included the Harbor area and Point Loma. In April 1970 Mr. Mike Amador, Jr., Executive Secretary of the Community Action Council on Logan Avenue sent ...
... on Logan Avenue sent the Chief of Police a letter of appreciation making special note of Mr. Puente'...
TO THE EDITORS: I would like to express my appreciation to Pastor Rene Perez for writing such a sincere and insightful letter (April 5) describing his personal experiences as the target of racist behavior.
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