A Letter from Our Tech Editor 03

A Word from Our LTG 04

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New Executive Assistant 65

D37E Spirit Coordinators 07

Division T-Shirt 08

Cheers & Chants 09

News & Updates 10

Upcoming Events 14

Calendar 18

Contact Information 20

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Hey Jellies!

Have you noticed how each newsletter has its own color scheme and theme? If you have any ideas or suggestions on what our November DNEWS should look like, send me an e-mail and I’ll see what I can do!

Key Club is really starting to pick up with all the upcoming events and service events! I can’t believe that Key Leader is in a few days! Excitement is literally running through my veins. And then after Key Leader, the Region One & Two Training Conference is a few days afterwards.

Although school is beginning to get hectic, especially for all the Seniors (College applications *cries*), we still do have some free time and what better way to do that than to spend it by doing community service with Key Club? :D Yes, facebook, and games may seem EXTREMELY tempting but let’s use this time to be productive and serve our community instead. With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming up, it’s the perfect time to be thankful for what we have and being more proactive with our community.

As you do these events, PLEASE SEND ME ARTICLES and PICTURES! (: They will be GREATLY appreciated.

D37E Tech. Editor Kim Vo

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If you want your school

to be featured in the

next Newsletter (D37E

Clubs only), then

please send me

ARTICLES AND PHOTOS

of any service projects,

events, and or club

activities.

@ kimvohanh@yahoo.com

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Hello everyone! My name is Desirae Lizcano and I am a junior at High Tech High North County. This year, I am very honored to be serving as an Executive Assistant of Division 37 East! I am really looking forward to having a great year, meeting all the Jellies and people reading this article, and planning some nifty events and meetings! Anyways, a little information about myself is that I was born in Corpus Christi, Texas and moved to California when I was 7 years old. I am also a Hula and Tahitian dancer with a group called Halau Hula O Ka’eo. I am super friendly and outgoing, meaning that you can ask me “Hey Desirae, How Do You Feel?” and I will reply with the Key Club Cheer as loud as I possibly can! I absolutely love meeting new people, and I do not like being a stranger to anyone. If you would like to talk to me, just come up and say “Hello,” I don’t bite... I promise! I joined Key Club because I wanted to be a part of my community and make a true difference. I always hear people say “I want to make a difference” but do they really take action? I am wholeheartedly that person who will take action. Something that I really take into consideration is how to make a change, and how to be that person to step up to say & do what’s right. In my personal opinion, Key Club isn’t all about community service, it is a combination of respect, commitment, character, honesty, trust, and most importantly, leadership! Honestly, I did not know what Key Club was until this past summer. It had not yet phased me that it has always been something that I’ve wanted to be a part of. I was constantly telling my parents and family my ideas about making a change and being an individual. On my own, I discovered that Key Club is where I needed to be because of my strong independence and confidence in others. I am not afraid to say that I Love Key Club! Here are three reasons why I love Key Club: 1) The experiences and new friendships. 2) The opportunity to influence others in making the right decisions. 3) Key Club is what we make it. We can strive to make it AMAZING! I would like to ask one last question... How Do YOU Feel????

Desirae Lizcano (Division 37 East Executive Assistant) High Tech High North County

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Hello all! My name is Caitlin Leamon, I’m a senior at Escondido Charter (Go White Tigers!), and I am also a D37 East Spirit Coordinator! The people closest to me would describe me as creative, loud, and enthusiastic. I don’t know about you, but that sounds like the definition of a Spirit Coordinator to me! This is only my first year being a member in Key Club, but I was inspired to join after I was selected for a Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) toward the end of my junior year.

Part of the award was a tuition to a weekend leadership conference. While I was there I realized that everything I do now changes the world I will live in and I thought to myself, “What can I do to better my community?” That question was answered when I went back to school the next week. Mrs.Dunlap, my Spanish teacher and the Key Club advisor, eagerly pushed me to join. AND I DID! I wanted to help the Key Club officers with their load, so I ended up being the treasure’s un-official personal assistant, which was fine by me because I just wanted to help them out.

When the September DCM came around, I was excited. It was my first divisional event! Needless to say, I enjoyed it so much I wanted to be a part of the Spirit Committee. I’m enjoying it so far and I have found that recently I am more drawn to purple clothes than any other color. I can’t wait for my Jellies to make me proud at RTC and fall rally! I also can’t wait to premiere my jellyfish hat at RTC. That’s right, jellyfish hat, as in a hat shaped like a jellyfish. Hope that I’ll see you there!

Purple Pride, Caitlin Leamon Escondido Charter

My name is Kiana lei Aguirre I am a former Key Clubber and a senior at San Marcos high school. During my junior year I joined Key Club for the first time and it was defiantly an experience I’ll never forget. Not only was I helping the community but I felt good about it. Now I wish I could tell you an incredible story about why I joined Key Club or about someone who inspired me to join but this isn’t that case. To be honest I really cannot remember “Why I joined Key Club?” except for the fact most of my friends were in it and I needed community service hours.

Basically Key Club seemed like the right decision. I was right. Key Club not only helped me with community service hours but it made community service fun. Whenever you had an event no one really complained about doing it. Instead they just had fun while learning along the way. This year in Key Club I could already feel the motivation and spirit people have for Key Club and I became super excited. Meeting new people, fall rally and community service along the way? This seems like fun to me; but I wanted to be much more than just a “Key Club member” I wanted to be more involved.

So when our Lieutenant Governor Justine asked the question about anyone interested in being part of the divisional spirit committee I didn’t hesitate to ask. Now that I am part of our divisional spirit committee I love it. I now feel more like a leader and I cannot wait to see us “jellies” take over this year and the great enthusiasm people have for Key Club.

Kiana Lei San Marcos

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THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO HELPED DESIGN THE SHIRTS! We tried our best to incorporate what you all liked from the four designs that were submitted! And thanks to Kim Vo, our Tech. Editor for digitizing the shirt!

Shirts are currently priced at $12! Please click "Attending" on our facebook page, if interested in purchasing one! We would like to get a headcount of how many to order. :]

Please note that the shade of purple will be different on the actual shirt and that there will be a few minor changes. (Addition of year and shortening of HTH North County)

Design UP CLOSE: http://i52.tinypic.com/oiwxsz.jpg

TO ORDER: Mail order form: http://bit.ly/oRlX48

*PRESIDENTS of the Key Clubs WITHIN Division 37 East: You can also collect money from members and make a list with their names on it and turn it in to our Advisor Stacie. Please get both their NAME and their payment! Ordering shirts will continue though out the year.

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HOW DO YOU FEEL?

I/We feel good!

Oh! I/We feel so good!

UGH! (Pelvic Thrust)

I/We feel fine, all of the time!

ABOOGA! ABOOGA!

ABOOGA! BOOGA! BOOGA!

(Fist pump and spin counter

clockwise)

HOW DO YOU FEEL REMIX?

Hold up! Wait a minute!

Let me put some Jelly in it!

Jelly! Some jelly!

Yeah! Yeah! Some jelly!

UGH! (Drop it)

CNH District Rap (for FRS)

From the East to the West,

You know we are the best.

We’re the district with a sting,

And that’s why we sing!

We’re the BEES, BUZZ BUZZ

We’re the BEES, BUZZ BUZZ

We’re the PARTY-HARDY CNH BEES!

Jellies Got Spirit

Jellies got spirit,

yes we do!

Jellies got spirit,

how ‘bout you?

(Repeat as many times)

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PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PROGRAM

SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS (SLP) GRANT PROGRAM

As part of its primary focus, the Kiwanis Cal‐Nev‐Ha Foundation established the Pediatric Trauma

Grant Program to assist the Kiwanis family in financing Pediatric Trauma Program projects on a start‐up

basis. Many times, a club will give up on a worthwhile project because the funds required to get the

project started are not available.

To assist Service Leadership Program (SLP) clubs in developing club service projects, the Cal‐Nev‐Ha

Foundation makes available Pediatric Trauma Program grants for new projects, by providing

matching start‐up funds, up to $250.00. The Foundation Board of Directors established a maximum to

ensure an optimum number of SLP clubs are able to participate in the program. New projects are

defined as projects conducted for the first time by the Kiwanis club applying for the grant. When the

Kiwanis project is part of a larger event or community‐wide project, the Foundation must know what

portion of the event/project is the Kiwanis club project. To qualify for a grant, the Foundation requires

club service hours be committed to the project and club funds are spent on the project.

For more information visit: http://cnhfoundation.org/files/PTP/Grants/PTP-Grant-Packet-SLP.pdf

Hello Key Club Officers!

Does your club often struggle with the need for more club officer commitment? Do you want to leave

a lasting legacy behind for your clubs to serve and fundraise more than ever before?! The CNH PIE

Committee has developed the perfect resource for your club: Club Officer Agreement to Serve Forms

(ASFs)! : )

Why have ASFs?

ASFs hold club officers to higher standards of service, commitment, cooperation with division LTGs and

Kiwanis Sponsoring Clubs. How do they work? It’s really simple… Before officer elections, each

candidate for club office will sign their corresponding agreement to serve form with minimum duty

requirements that they have to promise to fulfill in order to run for club office (i.e. a club president

signs a president’s agreement to serve form).

Each club is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to adopt these forms. Recommended versions of the agreement

to serve forms are available at the following link: found here.

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Are you a member of your high school Key Club? Did you know that being involved with the

Key Club makes you eligible for several Key Club International scholarship programs?

Key Club Annual Scholarship Programs: Key Club International Youth Opportunities Fund scholarship

Himmel scholarship

David Hancock Memorial Scholarship

Robert Thal Scholarship

Stephen Sapaugh Memorial Scholarship

TruGreen Scholarship

Cunat International Scholarship

For more information visit: http://cnhfoundation.org/Downloads.html

Start Paying // October 1st

Early Bird* // November 1st

Regular Deadline // December 1st

Dues become Delinquent // December 2nd

Supplementary // February 1st

Suspension // February 1st

Members, please remember to pay your dues when the window for YOUR CLUB is open! Dues, which each member pays to officially belong to Key Club International, are used to provide many services. These services include service program materials, leadership training, conventions and conferences, professional development, fellowship opportunities, member-support information, Key Club magazine, club mailings, literature on membership development, membership recruitment, public relations, and club officer training.

Remember, in order to be a Key Clubber in GOOD STANDING, you must pay your DUES! This is a once a year membership fee that allows you to be officially recognized as a member by the Key Club district. This money ultimately goes back to YOU- the members!

Please pay your dues as your DUES ARE DUE. See what I did there? Each club has a different procedure, so PLEASE CONTACT your Club officers to pay your dues!

This is highly important if you are planning on attending our larger events, such as District Convention and International Convention. And hey, if you are interested in running for a higher office within Key Club, you must absolutely PAY YOUR DUES.

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The Pre-RTC/ Spirit Meeting was a very successful event. It started at 12pm-2pm and while we were there everyone had a chance to make posters for RTC and learn spirited cheers and routines in order for D37East to win the coveted spirit stick for our Kiwanis Advisor Stacy! Judging how the event went, we have a great chance of winning and we hope that many key clubbers can make it to RTC. On another note, the Division Spirit Coordinators also introduced themselves during this meeting; Caitlin Leamon, Brian Duong, and Kiana Aguirre will be organizing the divisions cheers/chants/choreography for our division. It went very well for people that were there as we were able to teach our key club chant, the remix, and a chant made by Caitlin Leamon. For the people that weren’t at the meeting, don’t fret; we will have tutorial videos up soon showing everything you Key Clubbers need to know! We will be having another spirit meeting soon sometime in November before Fall Rally and HOPEFULLY we can get a much better turn out!!!

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When: October 21st – 23rd

Where: Camp Cedar Glen, Julian

Key Leader registration is still going on!! Sign up for a three day, two night retreat with high schoolers that want to ‘Take the Lead’ and become better leaders and better people. It will be from October 21-23rd. Many from Key Club attend this retreat in Julian, CA, but is not limited to Key Clubbers. However, if you are in Key Club, you receive a $25 discount! Register as a Student here: HERE. Let your sponsoring Kiwanis Clubs know that you are interested in attending this retreat! Who knows, they might already have some funds set aside for your club to attend!

Key Leader Scholarship Form

(Can fill up a week before you attend and a week after.)

When: October 29th

Where: Taft Middle School

Here at RTC, we are planning to bring in a bit of DCON. We have workshops, training, fun, games, food, possible dance and talent show, and definitely TONS of SPIRIT!

RTC is going to be similar to our Officer Training Conference (OTC), but it is for Key Clubbers in Region 1 AND Region 2! This means Key Clubbers from as far north as Fallbrook to as far south as Chula Vista (and then some) It will be on October 29th at Taft Middle School and it is going to be an all-day event. We are currently trying to arrange and figure out transportation for the division, but please save the date and don’t plan any projects or fundraisers for this date! The theme is the 1980s - Service is Timeless, so keep that in mind!

Visit the Facebook event page for more details.

Have you noticed all those

strange looking “I’M GOING

TO RTC” profile pictures on

facebook?

If you want one too, send me

an e-mail at

kimvohanh@yahoo.com with

an attached picture of

yourself and why you’re

going to RTC!

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Every K-Kids, Builders Club, and Key Club that participated in Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF during last year’s campaign will receive a fundraising kit with collection boxes to help you conduct a successful campaign.

If you need additional boxes or did not participate last year but wish to do so this year, please call 1-800 KIWANIS X411.You can also use the resources here to get your fundraiser started.

Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Flyer (Word

Document)

Donation Transmittal Form (PDF)

Canister Wrapper (PDF)

Customizable Press Release (Word

Document)

For more information and additional

resources visit

www.TheEliminateProject.org.

"November is Prematurity Awareness Month® Each year in the United States, 1 in 8 babies is born too soon. Babies who are born prematurely often face more than an early birthday. Many spend a lifetime struggling with disabilities and health problems. In the United States, premature birth is the leading cause of death among newborns. Around the world, more than a million babies die each year after being born too soon. To support our community’s moms and families, find out what you can do to host an event in the Youth Planning Guide. And on November 17, make sure you change your Facebook status to tell all your friends about the global issue of preterm birth, and invite them to get involved. To learn more about premature birth and our combined efforts to fight the problem, go tomarchofdimes.com. "

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November is a time for strength! This month means more than just classes, meetings and projects. November is Kiwanis Family Month, one of the largest celebrations of service in the world. In these thirty days, members of all branches of the Kiwanis family are encouraged to reach out to their inter-organizational counterparts to take on projects and events otherwise impossible. This month is all about the strength of service leaders when they band together—and so is the week that begins it. Kick off Kiwanis Family Month with a bang—celebrate Key Club Week! The first week of Kiwanis Family Month is devoted to one of its largest and most energetic branches, Key Club International. During the first week of every November, Key Club members from around the world showcase their dedication to leadership, character-building, caring and inclusiveness. In doing so, they’ve made this week into Key Club’s top membership recruitment event—and strengthened our organization and its commitment to caring service.

Key Club Week gives you the opportunity to

show your community what Key Club is truly

about: service. Each day places an emphasis on

service, to promote Key Club within our homes,

schools and communities and to make Key Club

a household name. Promote this event by using

this half-page Key Club Week ad or this quarter-

page Key Club Week ad.

There is strength in numbers. So here’s how to get your numbers up: There are hundreds of ways to celebrate Key Club Week at your school, but to help out, we’ve listed a few top ideas in this guide. Take the suggestions for each day as they are, add your own twists or generate your own unique ideas; Key Club Week at your school is all about what works for you. Just remember, whether it’s numbers, strength, experience or service you’re looking for, recruitment is

the key! Learn more about Key Club Week at www.keyclub.org/keyclubweek.

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MONDAY, NOV. 7

Show your K in every way—Show people what Key

Club is all about! Spread the word by wearing Key Club

gear and publicizing Key Club Week in local stores, your

school Web site, community newspapers—even on the

radio. Officially announce Key Club Week in

your community with a proclamation and refer to the

Key Club public relations manual to get great tips on

how to publicize Key Club in your community.

TUESDAY, NOV. 8

Kudos to the Key players—Personally thank all the

Key Club supporters you know—teachers, advisors and

other Key players. Write thank-you notes, host an

appreciation dinner or do something uniquely your own

style to recognize the contributions of these special

people.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9

Connect the Ks—Key Club is the largest high school

service organization in the world and is a member of

the Kiwanis family. Celebrate the entire family of

Kiwanis by getting the whole gang involved. Connect

with local Kiwanis, Circle K International, Builders,

Kiwanis Kids or Aktion clubs and team up for a joint

service project.

THURSDAY, NOV. 10

Bring a friend to Key Club—More members = more

service. Increasing the amount of service Key Club

performs increases the impact Key Club has on the

world. Bring a friend, or two, or more to your next Key

Club meeting. Download recruitment resources.

FRIDAY, NOV. 11

Your way—This is your club’s chance to do its own

thing and make its mark. Pick a project, plan a

recruitment party or combine activities from the other

Key Club Week days. Whatever idea you choose, take

it and run with it.

WHEN: November 19th, 2011

WHERE: Six Flags Magic Mountain, Ca.

WHY: Experience Motivational Programs, Divisional

Spirit Rally, Meet New People, Helping out Pediatric

Trauma, and Key Club Spirit.

Due to the District's massive size, two Fall Rallies are held each year; one in Northern California at Great America, one in Southern California at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Thousands of members gather at each of the two theme parks on their selected day, one in October, and one in November. At Fall Rally North and South, LTGs and Executive officers are "auctioned" off to Divisions; the winning Division is able to then spend a designated period of time with the "purchased" officer. Auction funds and a portion of the ticket sales for both events go towards Pediatric Trauma Prevention and Pediatric Emergency Medicine. For more information regarding registration or any other

information, visit www.cnhkeyclub.org/events/fall-rally

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SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

30 31

HALLOWEEN

1

CLUB MRFS

DUE

2 3 4

Light the Night

at Del Mar

Racetrack

5

6 7 8 9 10 11

12

13

DCM / Spirit

Meeting!

14 15 16 17 18 19

FALL RALLY

SOUTH

20 21 22 23 24 25

Escondido

Key Club's

BDAY

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27 28 29 30 1 2 3

CLUB OF THE MONTH

Mission Hills

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Kenneth Johnson

San Pasqual Academy: June 1st

HTH North County: June 3rd

San Marcos: July 21st

Escondido: November 25th

Mission Hills: December 13th

San Pasqual HS: January 13th

Valley Center: January 29th

Escondido Charter: January 30th

Orange Glen: April 8th

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Justine Hsu ( Lt. Governor )

High Tech High North County

Phone: 760.481.4667

Email: justeeen.hsu@gmail.com

Jose Espinoza ( Executive Assistant )

San Pasqual High School

Phone: 760.522.2653

Email: Jose_e0596@yahoo.com

Kim Vo ( Tech Editor )

San Marcos High School

Phone: 619.228.6058

Email: kimvohanh@yahoo.com

John Robert Crawford Cali-Nev-Ha Key Club District Kiwanis Club of Grantville-Allied Gardens

Phone: 619.300.3413

E-Mail: kiwannabee@hotmail.com

Key Club Region 2 Advisor Division Team

President: Melina Rios

Email: melinarios16@yahoo.com

Vice President: Jackson Stubbs

Email: jackson.stbbs@gmail.com

Secretary: Chloe Pines

Email: pandachloe@gmail.com

Secretary: Allison Hobbicks

Email: allisonlhobbick@gmail.com

Treasurer: Jeffrey Glassett

Email: jeffrode@gmail.com

Editor: Rylie Stubbs

Email: rylies13@gmail.com

President: Julian Escobedo

Email: escobedojulian1@yahoo.com

Vice President: Brianna Mays

Email: briannamays1995@aol.com

Secretary: Kristina Chepak

Email: kchepak@yahoo.com

Treasurer: Katherine Hoang

Email: kitkaaaat@gmail.com

Editor: Stephanie Cubillo

Email: midavignon@cox.net

President: Francis Ryu

Email: fryu@hightechhigh.org

Vice President: Gavin Ward

Email: gavinwardkc@gmail.com

Secretary: Joey Berklite

Email: jberklite@hightechhigh.org

Treasurer: Dani Jo Coony

Email: dcoony@hightechhigh.org

Editor: Kyle Ward

Email: kyward97@gmail.com

Escondido Charter Escondido HTH North County

Club Officers

Desirae Maks-Lizcano ( EA )

High Tech High North County

Phone: 858.525.2596

Email: drl92@hotmail.com

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President: Yasmeen Mobayed

Email: yasmeen.mobayed@Gmail.com

Vice President: Nicole Weis

Email: nicoleweise25@yahoo.com

Secretary: Carli Hansen

Email: hansencarli@yahoo.com

Treasurer: Elina Hood

Email: elinahood@yahoo.com

Editor: Kenneth Johnson

Email: kenneth9294@gmail.com

Mission Hills

President: Luchie Glorioso

Email: luchiegeee@yahoo.com

Vice President: Jean Garcia

Email: jeangarciaa_@hotmail.com

Secretary: Alexis Castillo

Email: castillorawr@yahoo.com

Treasurer: Eugenia Madrigal

Email: Peace_lovee101@yahoo.com

Editor: Rebecca McBride

Email: rebecca_81894@hotmail.com

Orange Glen

President: Brian Meredith

Email: briankmeredith@gmail.com

Vice President: Victoria Lang

Email: victoria.lang@yahoo.com

Secretary: Marina Lindsay

Email: marinalind@aol.com

Treasurer: Elena Ouyang

Email: elena.ouyang@yahoo.com

PR Editor: Karen Zuniga

Email: karenina5678@yahoo.com

PR Editor: Thai Nguyen

Email: thainguyen93@yahoo.com

San Marcos

President: Brock Mitts Email: brockmitts@yahoo.com

Vice President: Christy Jarman Email: sjarman1@cox.net

Vice President: Star Respicio Email: Stargirl729@yahoo.com

Att. Secretary: Nikki Effenberger Email: effenbergers@cox.net

MRF. Secretary: Nhi Nguyen Email: nizzleenguyen@hotmail.com

Treasurer: Jasmine Toor Email: Toor149@hotmail.com

Bulletin Editor: Roselyn Ctu Email: soltaiya@gmail.com

Events Cord.: Jordyn Lantheir Email: jordynpotter@hotmail.com

San Pasqual

President: Joseph Bakhit

Email: joseph.bakhit@gmail.com

Vice President: Marcos de la Sierra

Email: delasierra1995@hotmail.com

San Pasqual Academy

President: Lily Gold

Email: lilygold19@hotmail.com

Vice President: Kaylee Hudson

Email: N/A

Secretary: Catarina Tomas

Email: cat.tomas@ymail.com

Treasurer: Stephanie Koishor

Email: skoishor@yahoo.com

Editor: Lauren Owensby

Email: N/A

Editor: Emma Sloman

Email: N/A

Valley Center

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