Installed as the centerpiece of a Japanese-style garden on a hillside behind the parking lot was a Kasuga-style stone lantern presented to the team and then-owner Walter OMalley in 1965.

A few of the older stands were worn.instructor and assistant senior patrol leader.

His favorite Troop 578 memory was attending his last Rock Creek campout in Mammoth.He served numerous leadership positions for Troop 578.A total of 100 gift bags were donated.

spending half the day on the lake with his friends was just as fun.He will be attending Riverside City College in the fall.

His beneficiary was Orange County Aikido (OCA).

He wished to give back to the community so that these gifts can be cherished and remembered for a long period of time.After a positive Yonsei Mom experience the first year.

Her leadership highlights include coordinating service projects like the annual Souper Bowl Sunday charity fundraiser and Thanksgiving dinner project delivering homecooked meals to seniors and those in need in Little Tokyo; being the youth worker overseeing junior and senior high youth group ministries; developing the churchs first Safe Sanctuaries policy; organizing the 125th Anniversary Celebration Lunch; being the current Arigato Bazaar chair; and coordinating the many special occasion meals enjoyed by Centenarys families and friends.including singer/songwriter Paul Anka.

This years luncheon event will be held at the Quiet Cannon.she came out of retirement to assist the director of special education in the Wiseburn School District part-time until she completely retired in 2013.