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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.0- Presentations City of San Bernardino COMMENDATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL HONORING SANDRA CASTRO 2012-2013 MISS CARDINAL CITY SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL In recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous deeds for the benefit of the citizens of San Bernardino. Presented this 5th day ofNovember,2012 -�. (!4 A VZR PATRICK U MORRI CHAS A. KELLEY Council ember First Ward Mayor Council Member, Fifth Wa 4 ROBERT D. JZMUM F JQ NS N Cou '1 Memb r, Second Ward Council Member, Sixth Ward 1N� JOHN A. VALDIVIA, H FRED SHORETT YJ. MCCAMMACK Council Member, 7 hird Ward Counc l Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward 0 City of San Bernardino COMMENDATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL HONORING BRIANDA CHAVEZ 2012-2013 MISS CARDINAL CITY PRINCESS SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL In recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous deeds for the benefit of the citizens of San Bernardino. Presented this 5th day ofNovember.2012 VIItGl QTRICE ffiD ,, ) CHAS A. ICELL6Y Council Me ber, t Ward JI16yor Council Member, Fifth W ROBERT D. NS RDLXE VAN JOX ONS N Counci ember, Second Ward Council Member, Sixth Ward �0 JOIINA. VALWWA, H FRED SXORETT WXiDYJ. McCAMMACR Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward City of San Bernardino COMMENDATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL HONORING STEPHANY LOPEZ 2012-2013 MISS CARDINAL CITY PRINCESS SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL In recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous deeds for the benefit of the citizens of San Bernardino. Presented this 5th day of November.2012 4e�7RPCounard M or Council Member, Fifth Wa Wn� ROBERT D. NS �.., RIEIYE VAN JO NEON Cou 'l Mem , Second Ward c`) Council Member, Sixth Ward IN� JORNA. VALDIVIA, II FRED SHO TT � McCAMMACS Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward 111MI IN City of San Bernardino COMMENDATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL HONORING KENIA GARCIA 2012-2013 MISS CARDINAL CITY PRINCESS SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL In recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous deeds for the benefit of the citizens of San Bernardino. Presented this 5t" day of November,2012 YMZMR M4RQ P TRICH �c CIIAS A. KELLEY Coun ember, First Ward yor - Council Member, Fifth Ward �. ROBERT D. JE rl "'` V RDLXE VAN JO NSON Cou '1 Member, Second Ward o Council Member, Sixth Ward JOHN A. VALDIVIA, H FRED SHO TT WENDYJ. MCCAMMACR L M- I Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward City of San Bernardino COMMENDATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL HONORING JESSICA NEGRETTE 2012-2013 MISS CARDINAL CITY PRINCESS SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL In recognition of dedicated service to the affairs of the community and for the civic pride demonstrated by numerous deeds for the benefit of the citizens of San Bernardino. I Presented this St" day of November 2012 7V , V1RGl Q TRICE . A[O� CHAS A. KELLEY Council Me ber, st Ward ayor Council Member, Fifth Ward ROBERT D. JFJMM C RISES VAN JO NSoN�h�. Council Member, Second Ward Council Member, Sixth Ward IN1S,0 a JOHN A. VALDI WA, H FRED S RETT /� Ti. Mc Or Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward t £ a @ s . . ) § / _3 40- 2 N ' o \ k / f / n o 0 % 7 % 5 o 2 o 5 @n % / E — f ■ f m " >2 �k � C: 0 > / / Dm � � § ) 0 (29 (D 0 0 2 @ @ P�- v LO a a n # a n n m n N 0 3 3 0 2 A 9 g g C\l = o C� q 3 C� § cm 3 3 3 3 A q A q : § 2 g b Q E ƒ / / ca ° / / / % 0 / § U § / § U § § _§ q3 $ : S £ § £ $ � a / a � a �a IL N N a \ cu 0 ■ D © U z cu 7 m 7 k m ° / / ' 7 @ m m Y ;o City of San Bernardino RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL HONORING I ST, MARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ON THEM 84TH CHURCH ANMVERSARY WHEREAS, on November 25, 1928, a meeting was held at the home of Sister Nannie Craig, and under the guidance of the late Reverend C. H. Gordon, the St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church was organized. The first business meeting was held at the home of Sister Nannie Craig, as it was agreed that all future meetings would be held there until a church could be built. On December 11, 1929, the Zion Baptist Church, under the pastorate of acting Pastor Reverend G. P. Little was consolidated with St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church; and WHEREAS, the membership St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church has grown tremendously over the years and has blessed and served many within the San Bernardino community; and WHEREAS, in later months of 1986, a major remodeling project began in order to enhance the church building and a new public address system was installed in the sanctuary. In January 1987, Reverend Percy Harper was ordained in the ministry. In April of 1988, he was installed as the fourth pastor in the 84 year history of St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church; and WHEREAS, on Sunday, November 18, 2012 at 3:30 p.m., St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate their 84th Church Anniversary. They invite all to come to worship and celebrate with them. Their theme for 2012 is, "The Faithful are Called, Chosen and Committed." NOW, THEREFORE, on this occasion, and in appreciation of their leadership, dedication and impressive contribution to the City of San Bernardino and its citizens, we, on behalf of the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino, do enjoin, commend and congratulate ST. MARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH on their 84th CHURCH ANNIVERSARY for their outstanding and exemplary record ofpublic service to the City of San Bernardino. DA ED t 's STX day of NOVEMBER 2012. 4 VIR QUE ATRICK J. CHAS A. KELLEY Council em er, t Wa Mayor Council Member, Fifth 0 y.; ROBERT D. NS J � �L�VAN H N Cou 1 Me b r, Second Ward O Council Member, Sixth Ward JOHN A. VALDNIA, H FRED S RETT NDYJ. McCAMM.4CK Council Member, Third Ward Council ember, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward i ST.MARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH WILL BE HOSTING-OUR 84TH CRURCR ANNn-ERSAR, PROGRAM SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2012 AT 3:30PM AT THE CHURCH THE ADDRESS IS 259 EAST CENTRAL AVE, SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA. THEME FOR THIS YE AR IS "THE FAITHFUL_ARE CALLED, CHOSEN, AND COMMITTED,, -FOR MORE LVFOKMATION PLEASE CALL THE CHURCH (909) 885-29I9 WE WILL ALSO BE ILAVINGOUR A\ -UAL CHURCH REVIVAL, NOVEMBER 14, 15,AND 161A, 2012. THE START TIME FOR THE EVENING IS 6:00 PM EACH NIGHT, PLEASE COME OUT A-ND PRAISE THE LORD WITH US. St.Mark Missionary Baptist Church Church History On November 25, 1928, a meeting was held at the home of Sister Nannie Craig,and under the guidance of the late Rev. C.H. Gordon,the St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church was organized. The first business meeting was held at the home of Sister Nannie Craig, as it was agreed that all future meetings would be held there until a church could be built. On December 11, 1929, the Zion Baptist Church, under the pastorate of acting Pastor Rev. G.P. Little, was consolidated with St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church. On March 15, 1931,groundbreaking ceremonies were held. The actual work on the edifice started on March 16, 1931. On the fifth Sunday in May 1932, the first service was held in the new church. Rev. Frank James preached the first sermon at the eleventh hour. On this same day the dedicational sermon was preached by Rev. Carmichael,Pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church of San Bernardino. On December 17, 1939,at 3:30pm,the mortgage of St. Mark was burned, and there was great rejoicing for the vision of the church had been realized- On August 23, 1942,Rev, C.H. Gordon closed his life standing behind the rostrum,thus ending his life span as organizer and first pastor of St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church. Following the death of Rev. C.H. Gordon,the interim pastor was Rev. W.C. Goodwin who served until Rev. Floyde was installed as pastor of St. Mark. His tenure lasted approximately two years. On May 14, 1944,Rev. Freeman R. Williams preached his first sermon at St. Mark Then on August 23, 1944,he was installed as full pastor by Rev. W.M. Thomas,Rev. Frank James,and Rev. Amos. The church started to move with increased membership. The need for a larger building became a necessity. Worship services were held at the Valley Recreational Center, while the church was being rebuilt. The new edifice was completed in 1947—48. Rev. Williams arranged for a great dedication of the new place of worship, which was held on November 14, 1954 at 3:30pm. Rev. Charles Hampton,Pastor of Bethel Baptist Church San Diego, California,preached the dedication sermon. In the later months of 1986, a major remodeling project began in order to enhance our church building and a new public address system was installed in the sanctuary. In January 1987,Rev. Percy Harper was ordained in the ministry to be of further service to the church and pastor Rev. Freeman R. Williams. As Rev. F.R. Williams' health began to fail,Rev. Percy Harper was appointed minister in charge. On September 18, 1987,the Lord completed his work in the fife of Pastor Freeman R. Williams, Sr. when he was called from labor to reward. Rev. Percy Harper was selected to serve as interim pastor on January 13 1988, and was elected as pastor on April 14, 1988, and became the fourth pastor in our eight4e year history. Pastor Harper' installation service was held on August 14, 1988. Those taking part in the service were ev. Wayman Brown, Moderator of the Tri-County District Association,Dr. LeMar Foster,First Vice Moderator of the Tri-County District Association, a representative of the Western Baptist We thank God for the many souls that he has added to our church to advance his cause. We will continue to prayerfully look to our heavenly father the author and finisher of every good and perfect gift,to lead us on in the years to come, so that we can complete the tasks that are before us. o _ -0) City of San Bernardino RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL HONORING SUSAN KITCHEN F HEE DEDICATION TO THE CITY OF SAN DFJMRDINO WHEREAS, Susan Kitchen has been working at the Chamber since 1992. She began as a Division Coordinator, staffing such Chamber Divisions as Community Affairs, Business Support and Governmental Affairs. She progressed in her Chamber career to become the Executive Assistant of the San Bernardino Area Chamber of Commerce;and WHEREAS, Susan has excellent common sense and is always available at a moment's notice to fill in when needed. As the Executive Assistant, she was responsible for king sure the overall structure of the facility was in proper shape,and WHEREAS, Susan's excellent working relationships with State legislators and their staff allowed the Chamber to annually lobby for businesses and our City in hopes of influencing positive legislative outcomes bile advocating for the State's help in growing the economic health of our City and its residents;and WHEREAS, Susan's team playing attitude in working with the Vice Presidents of the Chamber 'visions resulted in the successful production of many annual events, including the Law Enforcement Recognition Dinners, Officer Installation Dinners, Golf Tournaments and Candidate Forums. Her ability to work with the community resulted in special projects such as "Crime Night Out" and Chamber sponsored activities for the local minor league baseball team. Susan's follow-through, fine-tuning, and creative skills enhanced every event,and WHEREAS, Somptimist International of San Bernardino is one of Susan's many philanthropic cessions. She increased the membership by recruiting professional women throughout San Bernardino, explaining the purpose of Soroptimist International which reaches out to women in all walks of life helping them to achieve a higher quality of life for themselves. Susan served two separate terms as president, received the Soroptimist of the year award and formulated the popular annual fundraiser, The Soroptimist Tea"which just celebrated its 19th year of success. NOW, THEREFORE, on this occasion, and in appreciation of her leadership, dedication and impressive contribution to the City of San Bernardino and its citizens, we, on behalf of the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino, do enjoin, commend and thank SUSAN KITCHENF Has DBDiCA77ON To 786 CITY OF SANBMNARDINO or her outstanding and exemplary record of public service to the City of San Bern no. DAT4th5MR' ay of NOVEMBER 201 V-% — V1RGI PAT J. MO S A. KELLEY Council Meard Mayor Council Member, Fifth War � > ROBERT D. JENKINS F x RHCKE VAN JOHkSON CounA.Member, Second Ward Council Member, Sixth Ward r( O JOHNA. VALDIVIA, H FRED SH TT WENDYJ. McCAMMACK Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward �0 City of San Bernardino RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL HONORING JOB VIGIL FOR HIS DEDICATION TO THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO WHEREAS, Joe Vigil served his country for 4 years in the United States Air Force and then worked 38 years for the United States Post Office, and WHEREAS, Joe has spent 30 years of his life, working at cross walks ... and 17 years at that one specific cross walk on Waterman Avenue; and WHEREAS, Joe, a dedicated husband and father of five, unselfishly provides the primary i care for his ailing wife; and WHEREAS, two generation of kids have been served by Joe's dedication and commitment to the youth of our community; and WHEREAS, we are grateful to the cross-walk attendants like Joe Vigil who make it their business to take personal responsibility for the safety of our children and because of Joe, our city iis a better place for our school-bound children. NOW, THEREFORE, on this occasion, and in appreciation of his leadership, dedication and impressive contribution to the City of San Bernardino and its citizens, we, on behalf of the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino, do enjoin, commend and thank JOB VIGIL FOR HIS DEDICATION TO THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO and for his outstanding and exemplary record of public service. We genuinely appreciate his dedicated service, acts of kindness and commitment to the safe movement of children to and from school when crossing public roadways and busy intersections by observing gaps in traffic and leading our children safely to school. D TED t STH day of NOVEMBER 2012. J VIRGI Q PA TRI J. MO CHAS A. KELLEY Council Mem er, Fi st W d ayor Council Member, Fifth W ROBERT D. JENKINS H�� RUME VAN JOHNS Co ci e ber Second Ward Council Member, Sixth Ward I JOHN. VALDIVIA, H FRED S RETIT WENDY J. McCAMMACK Council Member, Third Ward Council Member, Fourth Ward Council Member, Seventh Ward rl