Showing posts with label Rosemary Economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosemary Economy. Show all posts

Friday, October 02, 2009

Summer Concert Series concludes at Cerritos Sheraton! Thanks to Will Donato for an amazing summer of sweet sounds

SEEN!
Will Donato (left); Rosemary Economy and Councilwoman Carol Chen (bottom); Chris Halderson, Randy Economy, Ryan Keithley, and Ro; Will Donato Economy (hehe) below!

Last night, was the final act for the Summer concert series at the Grille 91 at the Cerritos Sheraton Hotel.

Will Donato and his band were amazing all summer long, and I can't wait for next year's series to start.

Thanks for a GREAT summer of fun! We also celebrated Ryan Keithley's Birthday last night with Sheraton GM Chris Halderson. Ryan is the Catering and Marketing CZAR for the hotel and a great friend! (above).
Also SEEN last night was Councilwoman Carol Chen and Commish Lily Kuo, Commish Julietta Williams and hubby Amos, and Charlie and Sue Chung!

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Saturday, July 04, 2009

Let Freedom Ring! America's BEST City Celebrates our Country! W2G Cerritos!

Randy Economy Photos. Copyright. 2009

Tonight, the people of Cerritos, California celebrated the 36th Annual Let Freedom Ring Celebration. This event was attended by tens of thousands of loccal residents. The fireworks tonight were incredible and it was great seeing so many friends tonight. Here is a slide show for your enjoyment.

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Saturday, March 28, 2009

Gals and Guys SHINE Bright during Artesia-Cerritos Woman's Club Annual Fashion Show!


What a BEAUTIFUL event today at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. KUDOS to the Artesia-Cerritos Woman's Club for the BEST Fashion Show EVER!
You Gals ROCK, and Don Knabe and Johnny Martins were lookin' REAL cool!
Here is more about these GREAT GALS from AC Womans Club...and all of the GREAT things they do to help make life better here in our community!!
The Woman's Club of Artesia-Cerritos was organized in 1915 to provide support to members and to promote moral and social welfare, civic improvement, and education. Having celebrated its 90th Anniversary in 2005, the Woman's Club of Artesia-Cerritos has a current membership of almost 100 people. Among its past members is the late, former First Lady, Patricia Nixon.
Remaining true to the vision of its founding members, the Woman's Club of Artesia-Cerritos interprets th organization's mission in terms of today's woman. Member's support the philanthropic, cultural, and educational organizations of the community, including, but not limited to:
Rio Hondo Temporary Shelter
Cerritos College Scholarships
Su Casa Family Crisis and Support Center
Community Family Guidance Center
Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
Friends of the Artesia & Cerritos Libraries
Long Beach Veteran's Hospital
Proud of the diversity of its membership, and the richness of its collective experience, the Woman's Club of Artesia-Cerritos provides mutual support and encouragement, as well as the opportunity for members to share their special interests and community concerns with others.
To meet the needs of new members, Club meetings alternate between day and evening. Members are encouraged to support Club activities at the level most compatible with the demands on their personal time. The Club sponsors special speakers at its General Meetings,  publishes an award-winning monthly newsletter, and organizes day trips for educational, historic and entertainment purposes. 
Interested members may join, or form, special interest groups which meet at members' homes or other community locations. Currently, there are groups devoted to literature and needlework.
The Woman's Club of Artesia-Cerritos welcomes all women of the community who wish to extend their circle of friends, share special interests, become enriched by the talents of others, and make a difference in the community. At present, club members include: Homemakers, Entrepreneurs, Elected Community Leaders, Professional Women, Seniors, Business Women, and Community Activists.
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