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Information and Pictures from our Annual Celebrating Military Children Event held 16 April 2011
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PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY
In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month
&Month of the Military Child
April 16th 2011
SPONSORED BY:
CHILD YOUTH AND SCHOOL SERVICES
ARMY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
ACE HIGH DESIGNS
FIRST FIVE
JAMBA JUICE
PAPA JOHNS
THE PARKS AT MONTEREY BAY
POST EXCHANGE
and Miss Heidi‟s Ballerinas recited the Pledge of Allegiance
11 Year Old Eandi Sosa-Valenzuela
sang the National Anthem,
ZumbatronicsA fast-forward fusion of the
Zumba program moves designed just for kids KINDERJAM
The exciting, and high-energy Music and Movement program that emphasizes the kinesthetic and tactile learning skills and
concepts
Monterey Road Child Development Center Mums the Word My MuseumNutritionOMC Chapel Ord Fire Dept Ord Mayors Outdoor Recreation Monterey Bay - Equestrian Center & Petting Zoo Parents as Teachers Police Activity League (PAL) POM Dental POM Police DeptPOM Safety POM Vet Clinic Porter Youth Center TRICARE/TriWest WIC - Seaside
American Red Cross Basketball Jones Boot Camp Birth Network Cal Med Cal*SAR (California Search and Rescue)Central Coast Federal Credit Unit Chamberlain Library Child Abuse Prevention Co Commissary CYSS Middle School/Teen Program Family Advocacy/EFMP Family Child Care Fleet and Family Support Harmony at Home Lindamood-Bell LearningMbay Kids Military Family Life Consultants (MFLC)Monterey Co Sheriffs Dept Monterey Pediatric Dentist Monterey Rape Crisis Center
Military Adults: 444Military Children: 495
Civilian Adults: 151Civilian Children: 118
Total: 1208
Attendance
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PROCLAMATION
Thousands of brave Americans have demonstrated theircourage and commitment to freedom by serving the armed forces of the United
States of America in active duty posts around the world. More than 40 percent of these soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines have left families with children behind. More
than one million of America's children have at least one parent currently serving active military duty. These children are a source of pride and honor to us all, and it is only
fitting that we take time to recognize their contributions, celebrate their spirit, and let our men and women in uniform know that while they're taking care of us, we're taking
care of their children.
The recognition of the "Month of the Military Child," firstestablished in 1986 by Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, allows us to pay
tribute to military children for their commitment, their struggles and theirunconditional support of our troops, because when parents serve in the military,
their Kids Serve Too.
Month of the Military ChildA month-long salute to military children