Come and Join
Assemblymember
Wilmer Amina Carter
62nd Assembly District
(Representing San Bernardino, Colton, Rialto, Fontana and the Communities of Blomingtom and Muscoy)
For a Meet and Greet
to support the Re-Election of
James Ramos
San Bernardino Community College Board Trustee
Saturday, September 25, 2010
9:00 am - 11:00 am
El Rancho Verde Golf Club
355 East Country Club Drive
Rialto, CA 92377
Donation: $75 per person and $100 per couple
RSVP to: 951-210-8460
"James Ramos has my endorsement and
may use my name in his campaign for
SB Community College District!"
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Bobi Johnson
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Communications Specialist
(909) 499-3429
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909-499-3429
Join hundreds of supporters of Assembly Member Wilmer Amina Carter at a kickoff fundraising breakfast on March 13, 2010 in an effort to return her to the California Assembly as the representative of the 62nd District.
The 99 Men Plus Host Committee Breakfast Fundraiser will take place at El Rancho Verde Country Club, 355 E. Country Club Drive, Rialto, CA 92377. The ingathering begins at 9:30 a.m. Breakfast will be served at 10 a.m. RSVP by March 11. For more information and the cost, call Ratibu Jacocks at (909) 820-4406.
There will be fun, camaraderie and entertainment including songstress Makeda and Totally Tina, Tina Turner Lookalike.
"Assembly Member Wilmer Amina Carter has represented the District 62 with honor and style. She has been a steadfast voice of reason, morality and humanity in the fractious political debates of our time, said Dr. A. Mpgnani, executive director of Kweli Educational Enterprises. "She is a positive force in keeping the California Assembly focused on the needs of people while maintaining sensible fiscal discipline.
"In the coming Assembly session, Assembly Member Carter will represent us in a key leadership position as one of its most tenured members. We must send Wilmer Amina Carter back to the California Assembly with a resounding mandate." |
