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2011 ANNUAL REPORT

Bob Oberstein Elected New Foundation President

In May, 2011, The Los Angeles Valley College Foundation Board of Directors elected Bob Oberstein as its President. Oberstein succeeds Jason Schaff who served from 2009 to 2011. “I am honored to be elected President and I look forward to working with the Board to support Valley College and our students,” said Oberstein who is also an alumnus of Valley College. In fact, his wife Jo-Carole and all three of their children are alumni! Oberstein is president of RSO Advisors, an accounting and consulting firm based in Sherman Oaks. He has been a member of the LAVC Foundation Board for five years and

has served as Scholarship Committee Chair and Vice President of the Foundation.

In addition to Oberstein’s election, Dr. Andrea Goldberg-Kaufman was elected Vice President will chair Board meetings in the absence of the President. She will also join Oberstein, Treasurer Sharon Udkoff and Secretary Art Ginsburg on the Executive Committee to provide oversight of the Foundation’s opera-

tions.

Van Nuys Women’s Club Update

In August 2010, the Van Nuys Women’s Club announced that it would it be donating its assets, which included a $185,000 prop-erty note, to the LAVC Foundation. The club was in the process of dissolving after 100 years because it lacked membership. Soon after this announcement, Valley College alumnus and Daily News columnist Dennis McCarthy spoke to club president Anne Kruse

and featured the story in September.

Mortgage payments on the property note as well as an additional $34,000 gift to the LAVC Foundation have been earmarked to es-tablish the Van Nuys Women’s Club Endowment. Revenue from the endowment will be used to award scholarships to Nursing students as well as support Nursing department needs including equipment

and supplies.

Foundation Awards $188K in Scholarships in 2010/2011

The LAVC Foundation awarded just over $188,000 in scholar-ships during fiscal year 2010/2011 to 277 of its students. This is the most awarded by the Foundation in a single year since

inception in 1974.

Recently, in August, the Foundation hosted the annual scholar-ship program and so far this fiscal year, the Foundation has already awarded over $99,000 in scholarships and is well on its way to matching last year’s feat. “We are extremely grateful to the Foundation for the wonderful work it has done in award-ing scholarship. We are equally appreciative to scholarship donors for their generosity,” said LAVC President Dr. Sue

Carleo.

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Pictures from this year’s graduation in June. 1) Congressman Brad Sherman; 2) LACCD Chancellor and keynote speaker Dr. Daniel J. LaVista; 3) LAVC

President Dr. Sue Carleo; 4) VP of Academic Affairs Dr. Sandy Mayo; 5) members of the commencement platform.

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3 Greetings from Dr. A. Susan Carleo, President of LAVC

Buildings, budgets, accreditation and student success. This is our focus for 2011-12. As we begin this new year, it is both a hopeful time and a sad time. We are hopeful as we make progress reVitalizing Valley Col-lege. Our future will be better with our new and renovated buildings. We are sad that we are continuing to face the impact of more cuts. We are now in our third year of downsizing, a direct result of California’s economic woes. As we reduce class offerings we turn away thousands of students who are desperate for what we have to offer. We can only hope that we will be able to reverse this trend next year. However, there is more to Valley than buildings and budgets. This year we embark on our year-long preparation for our compre-hensive accreditation visit which will occur in the spring 2013 semester. This fall marks the beginning of our participation in the national “Achieving the Dream” initiative. For the next twelve months, we will be reviewing our practices so that we can develop a three-year plan to strengthen our ability to help our students succeed. Now more than ever the LAVC Foundation’s support of Valley College makes a difference. The 2011-12 year promises to be rewarding and productive. With the beginning of the new academic year, we have once again strengthened our resolve to make a lasting difference in our community.

A. Susan Carleo, Ph.D.

President

Foundation Welcomes New Board Members

Pat Ballew Pat Ballew Pat Ballew Pat Ballew recently retired as an elementary school teacher and education is her passion. She has also served as an evaluator for the California State De-partment of Education. Her background also in-cludes marketing and advertising and she worked for firms that included Benton & Bowles Advertising and McKann Erickson Advertising. Eric Bubbers Eric Bubbers Eric Bubbers Eric Bubbers is Administrative Director and Director of Regulatory Affairs for Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. He is also Principal Advisor for Larta Insti-tute. Bubbers is also a student at Los Angeles Valley College and has taken Art courses that include Painting, Sketching and Art History. Don Gauthier Don Gauthier Don Gauthier Don Gauthier is a member of the LAVC faculty and will serve in an ex-officio capacity. He is a past president of the Academic Senate and he has per-sonally established a number of scholarships with the Foundation.

Michelle Quigley Michelle Quigley Michelle Quigley Michelle Quigley is Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Before Valley Presbyterian, she worked for Sutter Health in North-ern California. Michelle has also published a num-ber of books on health and nursing. She looks for-ward to participating on the Foundation Board and assisting LAVC Nursing students. Thomas Soule Thomas Soule Thomas Soule Thomas Soule is a Certified Public Accountant. He is a member of the Universal City/North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, and the Fer-nando Award Foundation. He has recently been appointed chair of the Foundation’s Budget Commit-tee.

Alumni Update

Valley College alumnus Dennis McCarthy recently pub-lished his book, “Here’s to the Winners.” McCarthy, who is a columnist with the Los Angeles Daily News, has com-piled a number of his stories into this book. “The gripe I’ve heard most about newspapers is that there’s too much negative news. You want to read the kind of stories that start your day with a smile, a laugh and maybe even a few tears because it touched something inside. If you like to read about longshots coming in, unsung heroes finally getting their due, bad guys losing, and good guys winning, they’re all here.”

As I reflect and celebrate my tenth year with the LAVC Foundation, I would like to sincerely thank all of you who have supported our Foundation. Support has been received from friends in the San Fernando Valley, our alumni, and the faculty and staff of Los Ange-les Valley College. Without your generosity, we simply would not have grown and suc-

ceeded.

I am grateful to those who have volunteered their time on various committees and pro-

jects that include the Scholarship Committee, Arts Council, Athletic Hall of Fame, and Athletic Endowment to name a few. Hours do-

nated to these programs keep them alive and thriving.

This past year, the Foundation awarded over $188,000 in scholar-ships to 277 Valley College students. This is the largest amount the Foundation has awarded ever! Just ten years ago, we awarded

$34,000 in scholarships.

We have distributed $1.1 million towards the construction of the Family Resource Center. Many thanks again to the JH Snyder Corporation for its gift made in 2008/2009. It’s a wonderful center

and is scheduled for an open house in November.

The LAVC Foundation prides itself with “out of the box” thinking for generating revenue and establishing partnerships. Thanks to such collaborations with our Child Development Center, Job Training, and the various PRO LAVC programs. Our Foundation has distributed funds totaling over $580,000 to instructional, departmental, and

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Foundation Annual Report

As the newly elected President of your LAVC Foundation, it is my privilege to thank you for your support and for being our partner

in ensuring student success!

Many thanks to our outgoing President Jason Schaff for his service. During his tenure, Jason helped infuse new blood on our Board of Directors. He advocated for the establishment of the President’s Circle program as well as the donor bench pro-

gram.

LAVC, like many community colleges in California and the nation, has become a school of choice. In these difficult economic times, a com-munity college education is affordable, provides exceptional and life-changing experiences. With state budget cuts and financial uncer-tainty, it is very important for friends like you to support our stu-dents. Think of it as an investment that will pay dividends for years

to come!

In the coming years, our Foundation hopes to offer you more oppor-tunities to give your time, talent, and treasure to support LAVC and its students. Remember, successful students translate to a thriving

economy.

Your Foundation and its Board of Directors has set a goal of increas-ing its assets to $7 million in the next two years. That’s almost dou-ble its current size! Yes, it is aggressive, but we all know that there is a growing gap between what our community college needs and what the State is able to provide. It really comes down to friends like you

to ensure that Valley College continues to support our students!

There are several ways to participate. Join the Alumni & Friends Asso-ciation and reconnect with friends. Be a member of the President’s Circle! Establish a scholarship in memory of a loved one or friend. Buy a bench and honor your team or group of friends. Get your company connected with us! We have a well-regarded Job Training Program and Cooperative Education Program that will support your business and its employees. Participate in your company’s employee payroll deduction and contribute to the LAVC Foundation—some companies will match

your donation!

Do you have leadership skills or have a little time to volunteer? Think about helping out with LAVC’s Vocational Education, the Athletic Hall of Fame, the Athletic Endowment, the Arts Council, or the Historical Mu-seum to name a few! You can get connected with Valley College in so

many ways.

As you may know, resources are so limited at Valley College. But we also realize that over 1 million people have passed through the Valley College door and have benefitted. Please encourage anyone with ties

to Valley College to reconnect and give in what ever way they can.

Thank you again for your continued support and generosity. We hope

to see you around soon at Los Angeles Valley College.

Sincerely,

Bob Oberstein, President of the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation

Class of 1968

student programs. The Foundation also provided another $48,000 in donated assets, or monies donated directly, to Los Angeles Valley

College towards the Media Arts, Library, Museum, and Engineering.

The President’s Circle of Leadership Giving concluded its second campaign year. The President’s Circle helps raise much needed unrestricted dollars for the Foundation so it can help address the college’s most pressing needs. There are 26 members of the President’s Circle, which donated $55,000. Thanks again to Circle members. We hope you continue your membership and encourage

friends and colleagues to join you!

The Athletic Endowment Campaign continues to march towards its goal. The campaign, which started two and half years ago with a goal of raising $100,000 in five years, has raised nearly $47,000 in cash received and pledges. Programs such as the Athletic Hall of Fame and the Green & Gold Club have contributed to alumni awareness

and the march continues towards the goal!

Again, thank you for believing in our mission with your continued sup-

port. We are profoundly grateful for your confidence!

Sincerely,

Raul Castillo Executive Director of the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation

Class of 1988

Contributing to the LAVC Foundation Los Angeles Valley College friends contribute through the LAVC Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the students and campus of Los Angeles Valley College. It

welcomes outright gifts of cash, securities, and properties. The LAVC Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization, and all contributions are tax deductible to the

extent allowed by law.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SUPPORTING THE LAVC FOUNDATION, SUPPORTING THE LAVC FOUNDATION, SUPPORTING THE LAVC FOUNDATION, SUPPORTING THE LAVC FOUNDATION, PLEASE CONTACT:PLEASE CONTACT:PLEASE CONTACT:PLEASE CONTACT: Raul Castillo, Executive Director 5800 Fulton Avenue Valley Glen, CA 91401 Phone: (818) 947-2618 Fax: (818) 947-2621 E-mail: castilrv@lavc.edu Copies of the LAVC FOUNDATION financial statements are available upon request. Visit the Foundation at www.lavcfoundation.org

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* Data provided prior to official audit.

Foundation Assets

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Endowments

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$100,000 $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 ---- $500,000 $500,000 $500,000 $500,000 Los Angeles UniversalLos Angeles UniversalLos Angeles UniversalLos Angeles Universal Preschool Preschool Preschool Preschool Van Nuys Women’s ClubVan Nuys Women’s ClubVan Nuys Women’s ClubVan Nuys Women’s Club $25,000 $25,000 $25,000 $25,000 ---- $99,999 $99,999 $99,999 $99,999 Youth Policy Institute, Inc. United Way, Inc. Community Career Development, Inc. $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 ---- $24,999 $24,999 $24,999 $24,999 Joseph Nordmann L.A. Unified School District Foundation for California Community Colleges Yosemite Community College District Paul Sabolic Michael Whalen Pittenger Scholarship Trust $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 ---- $9,999 $9,999 $9,999 $9,999 Chi Lung Chang Campus Media Group, Inc. 99¢ Only Stores Audiences Unlimited, Inc. Los Angeles Jewish Home for the Aging The Help Group Adcamp Inc. J.D. Diffenbaugh, Inc. Precision Dynamics Corp $3,000 $3,000 $3,000 $3,000 ---- $4,999 $4,999 $4,999 $4,999 Crane Fund California Lutheran University Robert Pritchard Pearson Education Helen Fountaine WIA One Stop Betty Ballew Terry Teplin Rafael Vega $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 ---- $2,999 $2,999 $2,999 $2,999 Sandra Mayo Edwin Haronian City of Burbank URS, Corporation Joshua Miller Beezley Management ,LLC Yang Management Child Care Resource Center American-De Rosa Lamparts, LLC Duane Smith Rickey M. Gelb Michael Arshagouni Elaine Baylor Dan Watanabe John Conover Kaiser Permanente Wells Fargo Foundation Steinberg Group Mike's Roofing Services John Wiley & Sons, Inc A. Susan Carleo Art & Sandy Ginsburg

Frank Epinger Superior Super Warehouse George Weisenfeld Eli Gauna Western Bagel Baking Corp. Northrop Grumman Norm Siever Roana Thornock Sharon Udkoff Nancy Willett Kathi Atkinson Susan Jones O'Carroll Colleen Ferguson Jonalyn Cooper Sheri Berger Mount St. Mary's College $300 $300 $300 $300 ---- $499 $499 $499 $499 AFT College Faculty Guild 1521 Metro Carmen Salazar Annie Goldman Joanne Waddell Elizabeth Ortiz Craig Downen Meredith J. Kurz Bob King Robert Fielding Dorothy Bates Amadeo Quilici Lynne Brower Music Teachers Assn of California Karine Bagomian Jennifer Fong Richard Holdredge Florentino Manzano Gregory Pugliese Richard Clement Old Dominion Freight Line Ellen Baum William Payden Albert Pugliese Katheryne Martinez Christen Gerhart Golden West Trading Inc. Douglas M. Michelson SCOI John Hooper Jerry Norman Neil Roberts Hamer Toyota Cheryl Goettemoeller Mary Grande Michelle Peery Cristina Leiva $100 $100 $100 $100 ---- $299 $299 $299 $299 Deborah di Cesare Larry Goff Dave Mallas Jessica De Rubeis Double Tree Hotel Michael Gold La Vergne Rosow

Phillip Bowers William Parente Barbara Goldberg Susan Pierce Arlene Stein Ara Shabanian Richard Bratincevic John Love Rosalyn Heyman AFT College Staff Guild 1521A Marlene Hirshfield Carry Carpenter Nicholas Koutouras Harvey Berg Yasmin Delahoussaye International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Mary Bauman Sherri Rodriguez John Breckell Michael Kaplan City of Los Angeles Michael Vivian Leanore Motley Louise Kroot Haukka Cheryl Reeves-Hayes John Vowels Timothy Rosas Candace McKenzie Perfecto Staffing Daniel Means Joyce Romero Farmer's Insurance James Campbell Ann Gee Lorene Mendelsohn Teresa Sutcliffe Hector Salazar Laura Guinn Surplus Sourcing Group Sam & Leslee Mayo Johah Wilson Gerald Minter Harlan Goldberg Brett Nordyke Elliott Gross Frances Garcia Lorena Soriano Alma Olivares-Luera Raul Vasquez Elizabeth Annas Marie-Laure Dahan Mary Ann Breckell Tom Surbridge Richard J. Aspey Laurie Tabori Denny Buffo Adrienne Crew Ronnie Benson Derek Trabilcy Helen & Sol Bialeck Deanna L Heikkinen Adrienne Zahler Colleen Shelley

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Rick Leahy Ed G. Austin Clive Gordon Maya Wolfson Billy Reed Robert Nelson Deborah Kaye David Valentino Eli Sank Elizabeth Rivera Roger Rebbe Art Brickman Armond Yeghiayan James Mass Sameria Paul-Goff Yu-Li Sun Christine Gayless Jasmin Hashemi Frank Hernandez Naira Mazmanyan Jeanette Gunn Seiu Local 721, CTW, CLC Olesya Bagrova Alexander Isiah Velasquez Antonio Gerona Razr Marketing Wendy DuFour Mahrokh Siachesman Carol Summers John Workman Jon Bostic Denise Grzesiak Mihran Tashchyan Joseph Moawad Anastasia Poloskaya Joy Cohen Andre Saltoun Julie's Dog Grooming Steve Brener Anne Kadrovich Schrillo Company LLC Brandon L Day Carla Tade Stacey Cortez Kathryn Dosaj Karen Jackson Deb Dittmann Katharine Durham Katherine O'Rourke Irving Weinstein Ingrid Nelson Goulding Penske Truck Leasing Hazalina Kogan Gwendolyn Davis Amanda Tumminia Tom Page Emilia Forest Elvin Babakhani Adriano Welch Martin Deeb Cathleen Kuniyoshi Zachary Volet Veronica Shnayder Sonia Robles Christopher P Forest

George Anne Wright David Tulanian Michael Weinper LAVC Faculty Association Tyree Wieder San Fernando Valley Business Journal Bob Oberstein Leonard L. Lieber Ron Mossler Raul Castillo Rick & Sheila Brossman William Wallis Bernie Christian Laurie Nalepa Richard Ferkel, MD Karen Roy LACC District Administrators' Assoc. Phil Mundy Gary Honjio Ken & Helen Worthen Pratt & Whitney Don Gauthier Steven Erlich Architects Goosen Tutor Promotion Matthew Marsh Joan Koplow Gloria Christensen Ken Bentley California Community Foundatiion Rita Werner Ian Lewis SF Valley Employer Advisory Council Neil Sherman Robert Rebbe Stephen Mack McKay Valley Presbyterian Hospital Richard Berliner Architect $500 $500 $500 $500 ---- $999 $999 $999 $999 P. Grossman A.P.L.C. George Goff Larry Nakamura Easy Education Services VIP Bail Bonds Corp. Tom Jacobsmeyer Associated Student Union Dendron Wayne Quigley Bobbi McDaniel Fred & Maggie Grimes LA ATCN James Wyman Bruce Thomas Mike Wagenbach Patty Melody Vincent Montez Smart Circle International Farzaneh Kerendian Randy Rosenbloom Richard C. Guiton, Jr.. Sheila Beller

$100 + (continued)$100 + (continued)$100 + (continued)$100 + (continued) Nina Solowsky Marie Bodisova Lindy Carvajal Barry I. Traub Jim Fenwick Ryan Walbert Ling Woodworth Reed Walsh Zac Casler Veronica Verde Bernardita Zorill Matthew E Wilson Milauna Jackson Natalie Nourian Serhiy Polishchuk Raul Trana Alex MacConnell Kristine Aslanyan Teresa S. O'Lear-Anderson Louise Webb Michael Berkowitz Victor Krapivkin Martha Smajdor Renata Spivak Michael Saluzzi Gary Finnerman Michael Santa Cruz Catherine Jones Chrystal Dake Paul Bartek Tammy Scher Janis Shah Lisa Raufman Ellen Davis Anaid Mushegyan Lionel U Ordaz Kevin Fintland Jason J Schultz Lauren Okayama Edgar A Sanchez Rojas Suzanne Wortman Sydney McKenzie Richard Bowman Hilary Ann Parkin Anne McKenzie Marla O'Connell James Estes Stephen Adams D.A. Lomino Angelo Cimity Sheryl A Smith David Babiracki Becky Green-Marroquin Cathy Buffo Roni Lubliner German Alonso Jennifer Buffo Joel Medina Carl Davidson Mark Davidson Cesar Ramirez Belinda Martinez Kroger Carl King Ed Sugar & Marion Heyn Ellie Rabani

7 Aleida Gomez Cinderella Moore Lennie Ciufo Roxana Zamora Karen Argueta Librada Hernandez Leslie Anne Hope Nancy Martinez Chambers Insurance Co. Michael Graf-Weisner Keeping Pace Coach America Richard Heredia Shelley W Seltzer John Becker Craig Keller Cathryn M. Bangs CSI Professionals Martha Vasquez Daniel R. Engle Ron Spencer Los Angeles ORT Tech Institute Lorrie Campbell Lisa Alvarado Anne Porter Andrew D. Reeder David Moreau Nita Corinblit Carole Yee Marivic Reyes-Castillo Steve Butler Margaret Pate DeVry University Jay Nolan Community Services Richard & Sally Raskoff Yovanna Campos PIPE Donna Covarrubias Adam Michaels & Assoc. Sydell Pannor Sylvia Lubow Sylvia V. Gonzalez Syndrome Barbara A Nelson Brick Durley Grace Rabideau Renee Smith Wendell Henrikson Eben-Ezer Children's Daycare Ctr., Inc. Gail Malone Fred Gillett Cheryl Glasband Peggy Lee Maria Valenzuela Adrianne Maltese Phyllis Yasuda Theodore A. Lynn Thomas D. Luth Allen Weiss Black Star Products Timothy M. Croshaw

FOUNDATION ENDOWMENTSFOUNDATION ENDOWMENTSFOUNDATION ENDOWMENTSFOUNDATION ENDOWMENTS Athletic Endowment Lois Bergquist Memorial Jackie Harless-Chang Memorial Marion Craig Memorial Carol Caldwell Memorial Stewart Marsh Memorial Rose Engel Founders’ Circle Earleen DeVivo Memorial Herbert Hafif Memorial George Hale Memorial Wm. Hawkinson Memorial LAVC Historical Museum Max L. Heyman Memorial Belle & Harry Krupnick Memorial Library Endowment Jamie Mintz Memorial Joseph B. Nordmann Richard K. Nystrom Memorial Tom & Anna Pangonis Memorial James Sargent Memorial Ed Sugar & Marion Heyn Monte Toole Memorial W.P. Whitsett Foundation National Notary Foundation Title V ACCESSO Van Nuys Women’s Club Oliver Waters Memorial Tyree Wieder

*Donations and Distribution results are from July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011 Fiscal Year

THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE 99¢Only Stores J.D. Diffenbaugh Precision Dynamics The Help Group Beezley Management Yang Management URS Corp. Berliner Architects David Tulanian Ehrlich Architects Elgin & Elaine Baylor First Class Vending Gelb Enterprises Kaiser Permanente Laurie Nalepa Michael Weinper Mike’s Roofing Services Bob Oberstein Raul Castillo Sandra Mayo A. Susan Carleo William Wallis The Pasadena Group Industrial Metal Supply Nestle, USA Wells Fargo Valley Presbyterian Hospital

FOUNDATION SUPPORT FOUNDATION SUPPORT FOUNDATION SUPPORT FOUNDATION SUPPORT PROVIDED TO L.A. VALLEY COLLEGEPROVIDED TO L.A. VALLEY COLLEGEPROVIDED TO L.A. VALLEY COLLEGEPROVIDED TO L.A. VALLEY COLLEGE

Donated Assets – Monies donated directly to LAVC $48,000 Instructional Programs, Student Programs, $580,736 Departments, Clubs, & Auxiliaries Capital Projects & Construction $1,128,816 (Family Resource Center) Scholarships Awarded to LAVC Students $188,472 TOTALTOTALTOTALTOTAL FOUNDATION SUPPORT PROVIDED TO LAVC $1,946,024$1,946,024$1,946,024$1,946,024

Eric Bubbers, PhD Director of

Regulatory Affairs Children’s Hospital

Raul V. Castillo Executive DirectorExecutive DirectorExecutive DirectorExecutive Director

Alumnus Ex-Officio

Andrea Goldberg, MD Vice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice President

Neuroscientist

Kaiser Permanente

Sharon J. Udkoff TreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurer Alumna

Certified Public Accountant

Art Ginsburg SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretary Alumnus

Owner

Art’s Delicatessen

Kathi Atkinson Vice President

City National Bank

Dr. Susan Carleo President Los Angeles Valley College

Ex-Officio

Elaine Baylor Los Angeles Valley College

Friend

Robert Oberstein PresidentPresidentPresidentPresident Alumnus

President

RSO Advisors

Kenneth Worthen* Retired

The Gas Company

Michael I Weinper* Alumnus President PTPN

Pat Ballew Retired Teacher

Eliseo D.W. Gauna Legal CounselLegal CounselLegal CounselLegal Counsel

Ex-Officio

Rafael Vega President

Casa Vega Restaurant

Mike Quiroga * President

Mike’s Roofing Services

Michelle Quigley Vice President

Valley Presbyterian Hosp

Don Gauthier LAVC Faculty Representative Ex-Officio

David Tulanian Alumnus

L.A. City Library

Thomas Soule Certified Public Accountant

* denotes Past President

5800 Fulton Avenue Valley Glen, CA 91401

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