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A REMARKABLE ACT OF COURAGE In the shootout that nearly took his life, Officer Robert Paul showed an incredible will to survive

REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES A tribute to CHP Riverside's Sergeant Steve Licon & Officer Andre Moye, Jr., both killed while on duty

2019 FINANCIALS A breakdown of how your dollars were utilized in 2019

PLATINUM LEVEL UPGRADES SOAR Our new Platinum Level received an enthusiastic response from new and existing donors

EVENTS & DRAWINGS Highlights from 2019 and a glance at what's in store for 2020

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This car was in a crash caused by a distracted driver in 2019. An outcome that could have been avoided. Distracted driving kills an average of 9 people and injures over 1,000 every day in America. Put down your phone. Lives depend on it.

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RICHARD VARNER Chairman

STEPHEN HARRINGTON Chief Executive Officer

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I would like to thank our members and donors for supporting our efforts this past year, as our brave CHP family faced immense loss and tragedy with the on-duty deaths of two CHP Riverside officers. Motorcycle Sergeant Steve Licon was tragically killed this past April while conducting a traffic stop when a DUI suspect drifted off the road. Only four months later, his colleague, motorcycle Officer Andre Moye, Jr., was shot and killed while conducting a traffic stop. Both men leave behind wives and families who must now navigate life without a husband, son, brother and father. Thanks to your ongoing generosity, we provided both families with immediate financial assistance. Your contributions to the 11-99 Foundation this past year enabled us to award over 1,100 dependents of CHP employees with $2.5 million in vocational and academic scholarship funds, supporting the next generation of leaders. We appreciate your continued support and vested interest in the welfare of our CHP families.

As we enter the Foundation's 38th year, I can't help but reflect on how the nature of the CHP's role in our safety and security has evolved over time. Each year their job becomes more dangerous. I know that many of us, myself included, could never imagine putting our lives on the line every day, hoping you make it home to see your kids and spouse at the end of your shift.

I think back to our mission: We exist because a CHP family is in need. The need has never been greater and the CHP deserves our unwavering support. We could not provide the level of assistance to our CHP families without our members’ and donors’ help. You are the heartbeat of the Foundation, and we thank you for your dedication.

C O M M I S S I O N E R ’ S M E S S A G E

F R O M O U R L E A D E R S H I P

For over 37 years, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) has been supported by the CHP 11-99 Foundation. The Foundation has always, without hesitation, provided necessarysupport to our employees and their families to alleviate challenges they may encounter.The Foundation’s assistance has always been invaluable to members of this Department.

In 2019, our CHP family endured the tragedy and heartbreak associated with the losses of Sergeant Steven Licon and Officer Andre Moye Jr., who laid down their lives while protecting the people of California. Without delay, the CHP 11-99 Foundation showed compassion and immediately began providing assistance to aid these families through their devastating losses.

As Commissioner, I am honored to be a part of this strong relationship that exists between the CHP 11-99 Foundation and the California Highway Patrol. Our partnership is critical in allowing the women and men of the California Highway Patrol to serve 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. I want to personally thank all of the members of the CHP 11-99 Foundation for their continued dedication and assistance to our Department.

Sincerely,

W. A. STANLEY, Commissioner

W. A. StanleyCHP Commissioner WARREN STANLEY

06___ACT OF COURAGE

In the shootout that nearly took his life, Officer Robert Paul showed an

incredible will to survive

13___COMMUNITY CARES

A look at community organizations doing their

part to support CHP

20___NEW $11.99/MONTH

GIVING LEVELS Our $11.99 Monthly Giving

Program has evolved—now with promotional levels

07___IN MEMORIAM

A tribute to Fallen Heroes, Sergeant Steve Licon and

Officer Andre Moye, Jr.

14-15 ___ PLATINUM UPGRADES SOAR Our new Platinum Level received an

enthusiastic response from new and existing donors

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GENEROSITY Unique stories of giving, and a list of generous

contributors through 2019

09-12___ 2019 FINANCIALS & PROGRAMS

A glance at how your dollars were utilized in 2019

16-19___ EVENTS & DRAWINGS Highlights from last year's events and what's in store

for 2020

24-25___ NEW 2019

LIFETIME MEMBERS A warm welcome to lifetime

members who joined our 11-99 family in 2019

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C O N T E N T SPhoto: Memorial Fountain at CHP Academy by Joe McHugh

Cover Photo: Memorial Ceremony at CHP Academy by Joe McHugh

The position of CHP Departmental Liaison to the 11-99 Foundation is a vital one for many reasons. A position appointed by the CHP Commissioner, the Departmental Liaison is the 11-99 Foundation's direct line to Departmental activities—specifically the evolving needs of CHP employees, the dangers they face, and any change in State benefits or programs.

The Departmental Liaison is a role filled by an active Division Chief who is a member of the Department's top management. This individual coordinates requests for assistance from CHP employees with our own Manny Padilla, the 11-99 Foundation's Director of CHP External Relations and Retired DeputyCommissioner of the CHP.

Together, the two evaluate requests for assistance and assess the need in conjunction with any benefits already received by the State. Thereafter, a recommendation on the level or type of support is made to Senior Staff at the 11-99 Foundation.

We would like to thank Retired Chief Bill Dance of CHP's Inland Division for his past two years of service as our Liaison, and congratulate him on his retirement, with over 30 years of service in the CHP.

Please also join us in welcoming our new Departmental Liaison, Chief Omar Watson from the CHP Border Division. We look forward to working with you in this role, Chief!

CHP Departmental Liaison Chief Bill Dance Retires, Chief Omar Watson Appointed New Liaison

Remembering Bill Carlson, Retired CHP Deputy Commissioner and 11-99 Foundation Background Investigator

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S P E C I A L R E C O G N I T I O N

CHIEF OMAR WATSON CHP BORDER DIVISION

New 11-99 Liaison

BILL CARLSON 1941—2019

Manny Padilla (left) presents service award to Chief Bill Dance

We express our condolences to the family of Bill Carlson, retired CHP Deputy Commissioner and one-half of the 11-99 Foundation's background investigations team, who sadly passed away in May 2019. As his business partner, Keith Miller, and surviving spouse Carolyn Carlson recount, “Bill was a strong supporter of the Foundation. Bill was involved during the early formative years. He had a personal friendship with Bob Weinberg and with the other supporters who were helping Bob grow the organization. He continued to support the Foundation throughout his career with the CHP. During Bill's assignments as an Area Commander, Division Chief, and ultimately as Deputy Commissioner of the Department, he experienced first hand the positive support we provided to the men and women of the CHP. During times of tragedy, grief, or financial hardships, the Foundation is always there to provide a loving and helpful hand." The Foundation thanks Bill for his service to the citizens of California, his support for employees of the California Highway Patrol, and for his dedication to our mission.

Officer Alexander Guerra EAST LOS ANGELES OFFICE

Sergeant Steve Licon RIVERSIDE OFFICE

Officer Scott Montoya BRIDGEPORT OFFICE

John Sinetos FLEET OPERATIONS

Justin Slaton BAKERSFIELD OFFICE

Officer Johnathan Tanner ANTELOPE VALLEY OFFICE

Officer Andre Moye, Jr. RIVERSIDE OFFICE

Clayton Nye FACILITIES SECTION

Sergeant Keith Peeso HAYWARD OFFICE

Cindy Silva COASTAL DIVISION

We honor the fol lowing CHP employees who passed in 2019

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A C T O F C O U R A G EHe survived the shootout that nearly took his life; 12 surgeries later, he battles the long road to recovery

Retired Chief Bill Dance with Officer

Robert Paul

"I thought I was going to die. What am I going to tell my parents, my girlfriend Jenny?"

BY LAURA REED

August 12 was like any other day for Riverside CHP Officer Robert Paul as he set out on patrol. Around 5:30 pm, Paul heard his beat partner call in a traffic stop for a carpool violation just down the road. Following his usual work ethic of checking on his beat partner, Paul drove over to motorcycle Officer Andre Moye Jr.’s location on the I-215 freeway to check in. Moye confirmed the situation was under control as he communicated with the tow truck driver onsite and the driver of the vehicle he had pulled over. Typically, at this point Paul would have continued with his patrol, but something told him to stay on the scene a few minutes longer. As he headed back to his patrol car, he heard whipping sounds like firecrackers behind him. That was the moment lives were changed forever. Moye had been ambushed and shot several times by the driver he had stopped, falling just 20 feet from Paul. Crouched be-hind his patrol car, Paul engaged the suspect in a horrific shootout that lasted over ten minutes. While he waited for backup, Paul was shot in both legs, essentially snapping them in half. He sat there unable to move as the suspect continued firing his rifle, knowing Paul was already seriously injured. Seeing his legs in pieces, the amount of blood, and feeling the excruciating pain, he remembered thinking, “There's no way I'm going to survive, but I have to keep shooting and fighting. What am I going to tell my parents, my girl-friend Jenny? At that point, I thought I was going to die.” It was rush hour, and Paul could see bystanders taking cell phone videos of the shootout from their cars. He wondered if any of these people cared about his life—was anyone calling 911? Inland Divi-sion's Chief Bill Dance, now retired, said, “Paul's remarkable will to survive kept him alive. With all odds stacked against him, he used his weapon effectively to keep the suspect away until backup arrived." Fellow Officer Ryan Smith arrived on scene, returning fire at the sus-pect while dragging Paul to safety behind his patrol car. Smith was then hit with shrapnel to the foot. A Riverside Sheriff field training officer and trainee also pulled up to assist. It was only trainee Deputy Mario Chappell’s fifth day, but having served nine years in the Marines he quickly recognized what was needed, and immediately applied tourniquets to both arterial bleeds on Paul's legs. Paul then was able to hoist himself into the Sheriff's patrol car and they raced to the hospital. He credits Deputy Chappell for his life-saving actions.

As more backup from CHP, Riverside Sheriff, and Riverside PD arrived on scene, the suspect was shot and killed. Riverside PD airlifted Officer Moye to the hospital, but sadly, he succumbed to his extensive injuries. Paul spent the next three months in the hospital, enduring 12 surgeries —one of which was over 17 hours long—performed by orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Christopher Sherman. Miraculously, he was able to piece the splintered leg bones back together. Paul refused the suggested amputation of his left leg, pushing to explore every other option available. He was then referred to Dr. Mark Kobayashi, UCI’s top plastic surgeon who performed an innovative and extensive skin and muscle graft, which finally took after prior surgeries had failed. Paul is grateful for his team of doctors, nurses, and physical thera-pists who have stood by his side. With steel rods in both legs and missing three inches of bone in his left leg, Paul still faces a long road to recovery. He is surprisingly optimistic, despite being bound to a wheelchair and dealing with atrophy and nerve damage throughout his body. “My main focus is to take it one day at a time or else it's too overwhelming.” After visiting Paul in the hospital on several occa-sions, Dance said he came to admire Paul’s attitude, and left feeling more hopeful and positive after each visit. “Talking about it doesn't do it justice until you see what he went through,” says Dance, refer-ring to the patrol car footage, which captured the entire incident. Having experienced massive physical and emotional trauma, Paul is honest and open about his story, hoping it sheds light to the dangers that CHP officers face daily. A routine traffic stop changed many lives that day – claiming the life of one officer, and forever altering the body of another.

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R E M E M B E R I N G O U R FA L L E N H E R O E SThis past year, the CHP Riverside area office mourned the tragic loss of two of their motorcycle officers, just four months apart. On April 6, 2019, while conducting a traffic stop on the shoulder of 1-15 in Lake Elsinore, CHP Riverside area motorcycle Sergeant Steve Licon was struck by a driver who had drifted off the road, suspected of being under the influence of alcohol, and who was later charged with murder. Sergeant Licon was airlifted to the hospital where, tragically, he was pronounced deceased. He was a 28-year veteran of the CHP, set to retire in just a few months. Sergeant Licon was preceded in death by his son Nathan, and is survived by his wife Ann, daughter Marissa, step-daughter Kelly, and step-son Stephen. Sadly, on the heels of this immense loss for the Department and the Riverside area, another tragedy occurred within this tight-knit community.

Officer Andre Moye, Jr., age 34, was shot and killed on August 12, 2019 while conducting a traffic stop near I-215. Two other CHP officers responding to the scene were struck by gunfire during the shootout, initiated by the driver of the vehicle. All three officers were transported to Riverside County Regional Medical Center. Sadly, Officer Moye succumbed to his injuries. He had served the Riverside community for nearly three years as a CHP officer, after his graduation from the CHP Academy in March 2017. He leaves behind his wife, Sara, his parents, sisters, and brothers. Please know that the CHP 11-99 Foundation provided immediate assistance in the amount of $50,000 to both Sergeant Licon and Officer Moye’s widows, to assist with funeral, burial and memorial costs, thanks to your donations through-out the year. With your help, we will continue to replenish our emergency and death benefits fund so that we may support other families in the future.

SERGEANT STEVE LICON END OF WATCH: April 6, 2019

OFFICER ANDRE MOYE, JR. END OF WATCH: August 12, 2019

“Without delay, the CHP 11-99 Foundation showed compassion and immediately began providing assistance to aid these families through their devastating losses." —Commissioner Warren Stanley

California Highway Patrol

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"Without hesitation, your organization immediately came forward and made a sizable donation to the family of our Fallen Hero. Your contribution will undoubtedly help ease the burden his family has been confronted with. The 11-99 Foundation illustrates the California Highway Patrol's philosophy of being one family in which we take care of our own. We are very fortunate to be a beneficiary of your noble cause. The generosity and concern demonstrated by your organization was immeasurable."

—Bill Dance, Retired Chief CHP Inland Division

"I wanted to take a moment to express my profound appreciation for your financial assistance to two members of my command who are battling cancer. Your generous gift has lessened the oppressive burden of financial instability and has allowed them to focus solely upon fighting this terrible disease. Thank you, too, for your willingness to continually evaluate their needs in order to provide additional assistance. I am touched and exceedingly grateful. Thank you!"

–Jill Dolce, CaptainCommander, CHP Office of Risk Management

"Words cannot express the gratitude that I feel for the Foundation's financial contribution to me and my family at this time. My mother literally broke down and cried when my father's direct supervisor hand delivered the Foundation's letter and check to me at my home. Not only was the amount more than I ever dreamed of, it was also provided to me in a very caring way by my father's Lieutenant. His words of comfort and understanding provided the emotional support that we desperately needed at that time and greatly helped me and my family better cope with the events surrounding my father's death. The CHP is truly a family that takes care of its own."

—Daughter of CHP employee

"We would like to thank you and every member of the 11-99 Foundation for your wonderful generosity withassisting our officer and his family in this very difficulttime. Once again, the 11-99 Foundation has provided aCalifornia Highway Patrol officer with great relief whenit was needed the most. With the amazing gift from the11-99 Foundation, the family will be able to pay for amoving company to complete the move into their newhome in a worry-free fashion. We truly appreciate theprofessionalism, dedication to the well-being of CHPemployees, and the untiring generosity of the 11-99Foundation."

–R.C. Seldon II, CaptainCommander, CHP San Bernardino Area Office

"In November 2018, my wife was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer. While her fight with cancer was hard-fought, we lost her on July 3, 2019. Since that date, as a family, we have had to face many emotions and challenges. With the financial assistance the 11-99 Foundation provided to us, we have had one less challenge to worry about during this time. I wish she was here to have seen how the 11-99 Foundation takes care of the CHP Family. She would certainly have been glad to know we were taken care of due to her illness and passing.”

–A grateful CHP employee

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The CHP 11-99 Foundation believes in sharing with our donors how their generous gifts are used to support CHP families. To date, the 11-99 Foundation has provided over $37 million

in assistance, including over $30 million in scholarships.

Memberships 33%

Events 21%

Major Gifts & Public Support

40%

Grants & Trusts 6%

YOUR 2019 DOLLARS AT WORK

Emergency Assistance & Scholarships

47%

Operations 22%

Programs 2%

Memberships 6%

Events 14%

Fundraising 9%

BREAKDOWN OF 2019 FUNDS RAISED

11-99 F O U N D A T I O N B Y T H E N U M B E R S

General 1,148 awards

$2,151,500 awarded

Sullivan Advanced Study 16 awards

$186,500 awarded

Fallen Hero 7 awards

$118,000 awarded

Nearly $2.5 million in vocational and academic scholarships were awarded to 1,171 dependents of CHP employees across the State last year.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

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S C H O L A R S H I P C E R E M O N I E S c o n t i n u e d

“ “I understood from a young age that paying for my

college expenses would be solely up to me, but I didn’t

fully grasp what an immense burden this could be until I

was accepted into my dream school. I soon realized that

getting in was only half the battle, and paying for it would

be my next challenge. Thank you so much for believing in

my education and giving me the tools to focus on it. My

family and I send you our deepest love and gratitude.”

— Sullivan Advanced Study scholarship recipient

As a first-time applicant, I was extremely appreciative that I was selected to be the recipient of a scholarship. You have made it financially viable for me to get closer to realizing my dream. My father is a 25-year veteran of the CHP and has told me stories of how the 11-99 Foundation has come to the aid of officers during their greatest time of need. I have now personally experienced how much of an impact such an organization can have on a person’s life. Thank you for supporting the scholarship program, for providing me with the aid, and giving me the chance to make a difference.”

—General program scholarship recipient

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GRANZELLA’S 22nd ANNUAL BAGNA CAUDA FEED

CHP 11-99 Foundation Platinum Level member, Joseph Fan, is the President of Brighton Management and has over 20 years of experience in the hospitality and real estate industries. Joseph challenges his employees by giving back to the community, which is a core piece of their mission statement. As a brand standard, all Brighton hotels must pledge support to a charitable organization each year to help make an impact in their local communities. Brighton employees organize a variety of events to benefit these organizations, some of which include fundraising at the properties, hosting programs for underprivileged and sick children, or volun-teering in the field. The 11-99 Foundation is honored to be one of the charities of choice for Brighton Management, and we thank them for their generous past and continued support.

Granzella’s Annual Bagna Cauda Feed is a garlic-lover’s paradise! Located in Sacramento Valley’s small town of Williams, Granzella’s Italian-Ameri -cano restaurant has been serving the public since 1976. It was recently featured on the Food Network's Triple D Nation series, starring Guy Fieri. The late Jim Granzella began raising money for the 11-99 Foundation 22 years ago, serving Bagna Cauda to friends and family. What started out as a small fundraiser has grown into a sell-out luncheon in a large tent across from his restaurant, attracting over 800 guests each year! Their famous Bagna Cauda recipe–a dish featuring garlic and anchovies in a hot oil bath–is the main attraction of the day. Similar to the concept of fondue, guests dine family-style at each table, cooking their own meats and vegetables in the delicious Bagna Cauda. We would like to thank the Granzella family—Bill, Dino, and Stacie McCarty, and their tireless staff, volunteers, and community members for support ing this annual tradition. Last year, the event raised over $28,000!

The California Trucking Association (CTA) has supported the 11-99 Foundation for over 16 years, with its CEO, Shawn Yadon, leading the charge. As a Bronze lifetime member, Shawn has played a key role in continuing the tradition of making annual donations–often more than once a year—and bringing awareness of the 11-99 Foundation to his employees. Yadon shared, “The life of the trucking industry exists on roads and highways, and the California Highway Patrol provides the safe and secure environment that is absolutely essential to profes-sional truck drivers, as well as the general motoring public. We have a sincere respect for the role the men and women of the CHP play in our safety, so it was an easy decision to support the 11-99 Foundation. We are thankful for the CHP's commitment to public safety. The vast majority of charitable contribution decisions come from the local level, and not just from the CTA headquarters in Sacramento. The mission of the 11-99 Foundation, to serve CHP employees and members of their families in times of crisis, is an honorable mission that CTA feels strongly about supporting.”

Thank you to Mr. Yadon and the CTA chapters throughout the State, who continue to donate each year!

CALIFORNIA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION

BRIGHTON MANAGEMENT

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L to R: Granzella's Bill McCarty with his son Dino, daughter Stacie, and friend Mike Elder

SHAWN YADON, CEO California Trucking Association

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Platinum level membership$100 ,000 AND ABOVE

ANONYMOUS MARY and NICK ALEXANDER, SR. ANNA and ROBERT ALVARADO MARY DEWANE and JOSEPH ANDERSON GIOIA and JOHN ARRILLAGA, SR. JAMES ASHER JASMINE BACCHUS and JOHN BAKER DEBORA and KARL BAKHTIARI LYNNE and MARC BENIOFF EVE and RANDALL BLACKWOOD KAREN and TODD BLUE ALAN BONDE RACHAEL and LARRY BOWMAN STEPHANIE and CYRUS BOZORGI JUANA and LARRY CARTER ELAINE and JOHN CHAMBERS KIMBERLY and FADI CHEIKHA XIN XIE and TONG CHEN KATIE and LOGAN CROMWELL ANNE and STEPHEN CUNNINGHAM FRANK CUTRONE, JR. JULIA SUN and JOSEPH FAN STEPHEN FINN BRADFORD FREEMAN DANIEL GENTER RHONA and ICHE GEWELBER SHARON and ARTHUR JAMES GOODWIN ROBERT GROSSMAN MARK GROSVENOR ANDERS HAINER JENNIFER TSAO and NICOLAS HEYMAN NIKKI NICHOLS and FRITZ HITCHCOCK, JR.

JOAN and R.D. HUBBARD REBECCA and JAMES LALLY ALEC LEACH ELIZABETH LEACH STEPHEN LUCZO ANNIE and JOHN MALCOLM RITA and THOMAS MARTIN SABRINA and RAUL MARTINEZ, JR. JESSICA and VICTOR MARTINEZ ROBERTA and MICHAEL MASTERSON PATRICIA and RICHARD MCAULEY SEAN MCGRATH ALEXANDER MENZEL RAYLENE and BRUCE MEYER CYNTHIA and MARK MITCHELL GREGORY MULLENDORE PATRICIA and PAUL NORRIS NICKI and JOSEPH PARISI KEVIN POMPLUN RITA and MICHAEL PURCELL SUSAN and MURREY SEIDNER MARGARET BASS and EDWARD SICKEL, IV SUSAN and ERIC SMIDT TIMI and JOHN SOBRATO JUNEKO and DANIEL STEELE, JR. SUZANNE and GODFREY SULLIVAN LINDA and BOB TEAL DAVID TRAITEL KAREN and RICHARD VARNER SHADI and ALEXANDER WEINBERGER DONNA WILLS RANDALL WOLF

Thank you to our Platinum Level members for your kind and generous support.

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Platinum level membershipGIVING LEVEL OF $100 ,000 AND ABOVE

Since we launched the Platinum Level Membership, we've received an enthusiastic response. The Platinum Level is an exclusive membership level available for a limited time, offered only to members who have donated or

intend to pledge at least $100,000 in total to the 11-99 Foundation. All previous donations will be credited toward a Platinum upgrade,

and pledges may be paid over several years.

We invite you to consider this unique opportunity and thank you in advance for your incredible generosity.

If you have questions regarding the benefits of the Platinum Level, please call our office at 714.529 .1199 to speak with

Steve Harrington, CEO, or Kathryn Phelan, Director of Development.

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18th ANNUAL CHP NORTHERN DIVISION GOLF TOURNAMENT

SAN DIEGO CHP GOLF TOURNAMENT

C H P S Q U A D C L U B E V E N T S

The CHP 11-99 Foundation wishes to salute the following CHP Squad Clubs that contributed in 2019:

Altadena Squad Club Barstow Squad Club

Cadet Training Class 1-2012 Central Division Squad Club

Desert Patrolmen's Squad Club Dublin Squad Club

East LA Squad Club El Cajon Area Squad Club

Golden Gate Division Squad Club Hayward Squad Club Modesto Squad Club Monterey Squad Club

Northern Division Squad Club Redding Squad Club

Redwood City Squad Club Riverside Squad Club San Diego Squad Club

San Jose Squad Club Santa Ana Squad Club

Santa Fe Springs Squad Club Temecula Squad Club West LA Squad Club

Westminster Squad Club Williams Squad Club Willows Squad Club

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The annual Northern Division CHP Golf Tournament benefiting the 11-99 Foundation was held at Riverview Golf and Country Club in Redding, produced by Officers Justin Haynes and Mike Cregger of the Northern Division CHP office. The Squad Club thanks all its sponsors, especially Title Sponsors and 11-99 members, Bob and Patti Wilson of Hemsted’s Moving and Storage, and Al and Pat Natacchioni

of Re/Max of Redding. This event sells out every year with a waiting list. More than 175 golfers enjoyed a competitive round of golf, breakfast, lunch and dinner with a raffle and auction.

Thank you, Northern Division Squad Club and the Redding community for your generous donation of $28,000.

Save the date for their 2020 event on June 1!

The San Diego CHP Squad Club held their 14th annual golf tournament last July at Riverwalk Golf Club. Many thanks to those who participated in or donated to this tournament. Special thanks to Title Sponsor, CAHP Credit Union and president Brad Houle for their generous support, and also to Sergeant Steve Toth and Officer Pete Manzanares for planning and coordinating this fantastic event. It raised $15,000 for the 11-99 Foundation! Thank you, San Diego Squad Club! We aredeeply grateful for your partnership and support.

2 0 2 0 E V E N T S & D R A W I N G S

10th Annual CHP’pino Feed Campo di Bocce, Fremont

West Los Angeles CHP Golf Tournament Mountaingate Country Club, Los Angeles

Gala on the Green DeYoung Estate, Fresno

Desert Patrolmen’s CHP Golf Tournament Indian Canyons Golf Resort, Palm Springs

19th Annual Northern Division CHP Golf Tournament Riverview Golf and Country Club, Redding

Sam Rad Golf Classic Poppy Ridge Golf Club, Livermore

Vintage Electric Bike DrawingNeed not be present to win

38th Annual Bob Weinberg Golf Tournament Los Coyotes Country Club, Buena Park

Temecula CHP Squad Club Golf Tournament Temecula Creek Inn, Temecula

29th Annual CHP 11-99 Northern California Golf ClassicSilver Creek Valley Country Club, San Jose

20th Annual Winner’s Choice DrawingNeed not be present to win

Riverside CHP Explorers Golf Tournament Morongo Golf Club, Beaumont

Earl Scott Memorial Golf ClassicSpring Creek Golf & Country Club, Ripon

Willows Squad Club Pheasant Hunt Clear Creek Sports Club, Corning

Managed/produced by 11-99 Foundation

Managed/produced by CHP Squad Clubs or others with proceeds donated to 11-99 Foundation

Look for updates at: chp11-99.org/events

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Our 37th Annual Bob Weinberg Golf Tournament & Evening Show was a tremendous success. Los Coyotes Country Club provided golfers a challenging, world-class course where sponsors, 11-99 members and guests enjoyed the day playing their favorite sport and visiting with old and new friends! Following the tournament, guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d’ouvres while they bid on items at the silent auction. Back by popular demand, our talented, much-loved and full-of-energy friend, Shawn Parr, magnificently emceed and auctioneered the evening program, as he has done for the past 19 years. We were thrilled to have comedienne Rita Rudner entertain us with her wit and humor. As Rita elegantly bowed at the end, the audience gave her a standing ovation!

Many thanks to all of our generous sponsors, 11-99 members, volunteers, staff, and all who made this event so very successful from start to finish. We want to especially thank and recognize Harbor Freight Tools Foundation for their incredible generosity and for being our Title Sponsor for the third year in a row!

Our preview benefit screening of Ford v Ferrari at Paramount Studios in November was said to be, “The best ever!”. Over 500 guests socialized with friends and CHP, enjoyed a gourmet dinner, fabulous wines and a Chopin martini bar under the stars before going into the theater to watch the film. All eyes were riveted on the screen as the story unfolded. It was no surprise when this film won two Oscars.Many thanks to Paramount’s CEO, Jim Gianopoulos, who provided us wi th the privilege of holding our event at Paramount, and to our friends at CAHP Credit Union for generously stepping up to be our Title Sponsor! Our Live Auction raised a record amount, thanks to the talents of our auctioneers, Alison Sweeney and Event Chair and Board Member

Bruce Meyer. We are immensely grateful to all who made this wonderful evening possible.

FORD v FERRARI BENEFIT SCREENING

37th ANNUAL BOB WEINBERG GOLF TOURNAMENT & EVENING SHOW

L to R: Shawn Parr presents first place tournament awards to winners, Gregg Zembik and Dennis Ferlin

Comedienne Rita Rudner

Event Chair and Board Member, Bruce Meyer and wife, Raylene

Title Sponsor, CAHP Credit Union President, Brad Houle (far right) with his guests and Erik Estrada (third from right)

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H I G H L I G H T S28th ANNUAL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF CLASSIC

2019 DRAWINGS

9th ANNUAL CHP’PINO FEEDNearly 400 guests attended our 9th Annual CHP'pino Feed at Club Auto Sport in San Jose. With another sell-out crowd, Silicon Valley businesses, colleagues, families, and friends enjoyed a night of cioppino and vino while bidding on silent and live auction items. A special thanks to our long-time sponsor, Vintage Wine Merchants of Santana Row, who donates and pours over $15,000 in wine each year. We thank our sponsors, host committee, and San Jose CHP who staffs and coordinates our volunteers for the day. We look forward to seeing you at our NEW location, Campo di Bocce in Fremont, on March 21, 2020.

Cheers to table sponsors, Alan Yu and ChienJu Lo

Congratulations to Los Angeles native and 11-99 member,

Jonathan Schoen, who won the drawing! He kept one of the scooters and generously donated the other one back

to us, which we auctioned off at our October golf tournament, raising an

additional $1,700!

Congratulations to Dr. Stuart Winthrop of Santa Barbara, who won the grand prize in our 2019 Winner’s Choice Drawing. Stuart chose the $50,000 cash prize! Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets—you helped us raise over $155,000 for CHP families!

Our 28th Annual Northern California Golf Classic teed off on a sunny October day at Silver Creek Valley Country Club, nestled in the foothills above San Jose. Players were met by a spectacular waterfall as they finished their round by the clubhouse. Players were treated to a K-9 demonstration, thanks to CHP Golden Gate Division and sipped on cool beverages throughout the warm day, thanks to sponsors, Bottomley Distributing Company and Coca Cola.

Following play, guests enjoyed cocktail hour while bidding on silent auction items. Dinner was paired with delicious local wine from long-time sponsor, Elizabeth Spencer Winery in Rutherford. Our guest speaker, Michelle Walker, surviving spouse of Fallen Hero Michael Walker, captivated the audience as she shared her family's personal journey of love, heartache, and hope. A special thanks to Title Sponsors, Joe and Nicki Parisi of Therma Corporation, who have continued to support this tournament each year. Our deepest gratitude to our tournament committee and local CHP family—San Jose CHP, who provides and coordi-nates our volunteers, and the CHP Golden Gate Division and K-9 unit. Thank you to all of our sponsors, donors, and golfers who made this year's event such a success!

Special thanks to our Hole-in-One Sponsor, Berkeley Honda

L to R: 11-99 Members Barbara Duder and Juana Carter with Retired Assistant

Chief B.J. Whitten and San Francisco Captain Steve Ramos

Pair of Wolf Islander Scooters or $5,000 Cash! 2019 Ford Ranger Lariat or $50,000 Cash!

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We are excited to introduce the $11.99 Monthly Giving Program Promotional Levels! You have the option to participate at the level of your choice, in increments of $11.99, and as our way of saying thank you, you'll receive the applicable gift(s). These promotional items proudly show your support of our assistance programs, including, but not limited to, our emergency and death benefits, and scholarship funds to CHP families.

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M O N T H L Y P R O M O T I O N A L L E V E L S

L to R: CHP Commissioner Warren Stanley, Sullivan Award Recipient, Haley Roser, with Laura Reed from the 11-99 Foundation

Chief Ryan Okashima with daughters, Lindsay and Taylor (Sullivan Award recipient), and

Commissioner Warren Stanley

P R O F I L E S O F G E N E R O S I T Y

Mr. and Mrs. Purcell learned about the 11-99 Foundation like so many others. After seeing a member’s license plate frame around town, they looked us up online and quickly developed a connection with the Foundation’s work. Feeling strongly that the CHP and law enforcement allies are not recognized enough for all the good they do, the Purcells joined the Foundation in 2018 at the Platinum Level to show their appreciation. Mr. Purcell explained, “Our law enforcement is constantly trying to do good, yet are still ridiculed and portrayed in a negative light by the media. We see what they go through daily—without their presence, there would be anarchy in our communities. They make our towns, roads, and highways safer. Let’s do what we can to bring more positive attention to the CHP and law enforcement communities.” Last Christmas, the Purcells were brought to tears as they read thank you notes from 11-99 scholarship recipients. They were struck by how thoughtful and grateful these recipients were, bringing more meaning to the impact of their membership and ongoing support. Also close to their hearts are their two nine-year-old Golden Retrievers, Abby and Annie. Having both grown up in families with dogs, Mr. Purcell with German Shepherds, they feel a deep connection with the work of both the dogs and handlers of K-9 units across the State. “There is a mutual love and respect between a CHP officer and K-9, each protecting the other—that’s just absolutely incredible to see,” said Mr. Purcell. We are thankful to this family of four, pups included, for their continued support of the 11-99 Foundation and CHP families (and K-9’s) we serve.

RITA AND MICHAEL PURCELL

We are pleased to welcome Mr. & Mrs. Tong Chen to the 11-99 family. Mr. Chen is the founder and chairman of Qianyi Media Co., LTD., which focuses on investment in and production of film and television. Upon moving from China to the United States with their son Mark, they heard from a friend about the great work that the Foundation does in support of all CHP and their families. Having graduated from Shaanxi Provincial Police Academy, majoring in law, Mr. Chen believes that our Country’s law enforcement needs to be supported at the highest level due

to the challenges and difficulties of their jobs, which are often times underappreciated. The Chens believed the 11-99 Foundation would be one of the most worthy beneficiaries of their philanthropic endeavors, so they joined our membership at the Platinum level.

We welcome the Chens as some of our newest members and greatly appreciate their kind and very generous support. The Chens are already encouraging other friends to join the 11-99 Foundation in support of the CHP—we thank them for being strong advocates for our mission.

XIN XIE AND TONG CHEN

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After I graduated from university with a major in law, I worked in judicial services. I’ve seen first-hand, the dangers that face highway patrol officers–it’s an extremely high-risk job here in the United States. These employees deserve our care and attention as they put their lives on the line to protect our safety. They have my deepest respect, so whatever I can do to support them, I will. That’s why I joined the Foundation and why I continue to give.”

–Tong Chen11-99 Platinum Level Member

“Supporting the Foundation is our way of saying thank you to the CHP for all that they do. I feel safe when I see them out on the highways. The sacrifice they make when they wear that uniform and put on that badge needs to be acknowledged and appreciated.”

–Rita Purcell11-99 Platinum Level Member

ANONYMOUS AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

RACHAEL and LARRY BOWMAN THE CORI and FRANK IVALDI FAMILY

STEPHEN LUCZO

JEAN and ALAN PEDERSEN STS FUND

SUN MICROSYSTEMS SUZANNE and GODFREY SULLIVAN

Commissioner ’s Circle $500,000 & Above

ANONYMOUS JUANA and LARRY CARTER

DANIEL GENTER THE GIFFORD FAMILY FOUNDATION

PAUL GOLDENBERG

RITA and THOMAS MARTIN PATRICIA and RICHARD MCAULEY

RAYLENE and BRUCE MEYER NICKI and JOSEPH PARISI

LINDA and BOB TEAL

Chai rman's Ci rcle $250,000 – $499,999

MARY and NICK ALEXANDER, SR. ANNA and ROBERT ALVARADO

MARY and JOSEPH ANDERSON FAMILY FOUNDATION GIOIA and JOHN ARRILLAGA, SR.

JASMINE BACCHUS and JOHN BAKER DEBORA and KARL BAKHTIARI

LYNNE and MARC BENIOFF CLYDE BERG

BIGHORN GOLF CLUB CHARITIES EVE and RANDALL BLACKWOOD

ALAN BONDE YVONNE and LOYD BONFANTE, SR.

C.A.H.P. CREDIT UNIONPEGGY and JACK CAMPBELL

ELAINE and JOHN CHAMBERS XIN XIE and TONG CHEN

COMMERCE CASINO THE ESTATE OF JOHN CUNNINGHAM

FRANK CUTRONE, JR. STEPHEN FINN

BRADFORD FREEMAN WEINBERG FOUNDATION/RHONA and ICHE GEWELBER

BEVERLY and JAMES GRANZELLA SHARON and ARTHUR JAMES GOODWIN

ROBERT GROSSMAN JANET and ROBERT HARAGA

HIGHLAND STREET FOUNDATION NIKKI NICHOLS and FRITZ HITCHCOCK, JR.

IN-N-OUT BURGER LINDA and RON IVALDI JEROME FOUNDATION

ALEC LEACH ANNIE and JOHN MALCOLM

LAURALEE and SCOTT MARTIN PATRICIA and PETER MASCHI

CYNTHIA and MARK MITCHELL GREGORY MULLENDORE

PATRICIA and PAUL NORRIS REYNOLDS FAMILY TRUST

RIVERSIDE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ROBERT SALVAREZZA

SUSAN and MURREY SEIDNER THE SINKYS FAMILY

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LEXUS DEALERS SUSAN and ERIC SMIDT

JUNEKO and DANIEL STEELE, JR. DAVID TRAITEL

WELLS FARGO BANK DONNA WILLS FAMILY

RANDALL WOLF FAMILY FOUNDATION

Founder 's Ci rcle $100,000 – $249,999

We wish to recognize and thank the following

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TOTAL CUMULATIVE GIVING

E X T R A O R D I N A R Y

TOTAL GIVING 2019

G E N E R O S I T Y

$25,000 – $49,999

Anonymous Debora and Karl Bakhtiari

Earl Brian Sandra and Ed Burr Foundation

Capital Group Charitable Foundation Chanil Foundation

Kimberly and Fadi Cheikha Don Hemsted's North American

Julia Sun and Joseph Fan Sharon and Mark Freilich

E. & J. Gallo Winery Good Bear & Co. Charitable Fund

Irina and Richard Gottlieb James Hill, III

Allen Horowitz 1993 Trust In-N-Out Burger

ISCO Machinery, Inc. The Fletcher Jones Foundation

Kelly Foundation King Taco Restaurants Inc.

Alec Leach Joseph Lumarda

Jessica and Victor Martinez Patricia and Peter Maschi

Gail and Charles McCabe Alexander Menzel

Karen and Mark Montoya Heather and John Mozart

Gregory Mullendore Billie and Donald Oberg

Offield Family Foundation Padres Foundation

Jean and Alan Pedersen Valerie and Darryl Phelps

David Pyle Shlomo Rechnitz

Robert Salvarezza Phillip Sarofim

Susan Scott Foundation Susan and Murrey Seidner

Nicole and Alexander Sinkys Timi and John Sobrato Swanson Foundation

Traffic Management, Inc. Veros Credit, Inc. Dianne Warner

Donna Wills Family

Mary and Nick Alexander, Sr. Anna and Robert Alvarado

James Asher Gary Bechtel

Rachael and Larry Bowman Deborah and Edward Brown, Jr.

Juana and Larry Carter Anne and Stephen Cunningham

Granzella's Inc. Mark Grosvenor

The Hainer Foundation Jennifer Tsao and Nicolas Heyman

Nikki Nichols and Fritz Hitchcock, Jr. Jerome Foundation

KP Financial Services Ops Patricia and Richard McAuley

Cynthia and Mark Mitchell Nicki and Joseph Parisi

Kevin Pomplun Margaret Bass and Edward Sickel, IV

Susan and Eric Smidt David Traitel

Richard Varner

$10,000 – $24,999

Anonymous Airbus Helicopters

Julie and Kevin Albanese Justin Ambrose

American Business Bank Jennifer and Gilbert Amoroso

Andreoli Family Foundation Inc. Angels Baseball Foundation

Catherine and Albert Annexstad Donna and Edward Benzola

Sanford Berman Fund The Stanley and Joyce Black

Family Foundation Robert Brkich, Jr.

R. Lee Brown Rebecca Brundage Peterson

Theresa and Brian Bumb John Bunkers, D.D.S.

Keith Burger Shawn Byers

Johnny Carson Foundation Crete Family Foundation

Katie and Logan Cromwell Frank Cutrone, Jr.

Adam D'Amico D'Augustine Foundation

Ernesto Rocco and Richard Davies Robert Deans

Peggy and Robert DeMars Ana Deslauriers Wayne Doiguchi

Barbara and Travis Duder Egide Family Foundation Mary and Leonard Ely, III

Fifth Generation, Inc. Donald Friese Daniel Genter

Marcia and John Goldman Gordon Graham

Guess? Foundation Madeline Gussman

Sammy Hagar The Heck Foundation

Hella and Charles Hershson Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Jennifer and Brad Houle David Hutchinson

Industrial Metal Supply Co. Christopher Kageman

Richard Keene John Kirkorian

Vivian and Greg Krodel

Swoosie Kurtz Stephanie and Larry Long Luppen Family Foundation

Michael and Barbara Malamut Brenden Mann Foundation

Mariani Nut Company Foundation Lauralee and Scott Martin

Master Precision Machining, Inc. Roberta and Michael Masterson

Donna Maynard Charles McCoy

Jane Dryden and Edmund McCurtain Rob McGrew

Karen and Barry Meguiar Patricia and Bruce Meikle Victoria and Robert Miller Dianne and Randall Neal Edith and Gilbert Osuna

Joseph Perricone Perricone Juices Phantasos Fund

Redding Kia-Subaru Suzette and Earl Rennison Judy and Robert Rhinehart Royal Paper Box Co. of CA

Safe Scaffolding

Nancy and Martin Schechtman Wilber Schinner

Susan and Dennis Schmal The Anne and Eli Shapira Foundation

Karen and Richard Shehadey Douglas Shiepe

Patricia and James Sonntag Burt Sugarman

Gloria and Michael Sullivan Patricia and Wayne Summers, Sr.

Cheryl and William Swanson Carol Swimmer

Phuoc Tang John Thurau Randall Tillim

Twin View Realty, Inc. United Parcel Service

The Warnack Foundation Katharine Audrey Webb Foundation

Shadi and Alexander Weinberger Wells Fargo Foundation

Pamela and John Wilkinson P Wilson Survivor's Trust

Roger Winkelman Robert Zarnegin

$5,000 – $9,999

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$50,000 – $99,999 Anonymous

Eve and Randall Blackwood Karen and Todd Blue

C.A.H.P. Credit UnionJoan and R.D. Hubbard

Annie and John Malcolm

Patricia and Paul Norris Randall Wolf Family Foundation

donors for their extraordinary generosity.

$100,000 & AboveAutomobile Club of Southern California

Xin Xie and Tong Chen Sharon and Arthur James Goodwin

Juneko and Daniel Steele, Jr. Suzanne and Godfrey Sullivan

We are sincerely grateful to each of these donors who have made a superior commitment to the CHP 11-99 Foundation by becoming lifetime members.

SILVER LEVEL

Anh and Jerry Au Ritu and Rajiv Batra

Rita Rudner and Martin Bergman

Deborah and Edward Brown, Jr. Carol and Budge Collins

Danielle Megan Dear David Dewalt

Margareta and Staffan Encrantz David Erlendsson

Helen and Richard Gates Linda Gomez

Laura and Joseph Gregorio Pamela and Jeffery Harrison

Melissa Hernandez Hella and Charles Hershson

James Hodges Steven Kaplan

Monica and John Kirkorian Tomoka Ajima and Eric Ku Sheri and Lawrence Lesser

Cynthia and Charles Lyons Carol Burnett and Brian Miller

Jennifer Miller Melissa Miller

Kathleen and Keith Miller Edith and Gilbert Osuna

Esper Petersen, Jr. Esper Petersen, III

Phillip Sarofim Joyce and Tyler Schilling Fen Fen and Alan Thian

David Abayachi Anne and Mitchell Aiello

Jordan Atkins Barbara and Leonard Bernstein

Victor Brito Theresa and Brian Bumb

Ronald Busuttil, M.D. Doria and David Bybee

Sharon and Robert Byington Edward Clark

Cathleen and Allen Coleman Bill Dance

Ernesto Rocco and Richard Davies Nadine Emami and Christopher Diskin

Wayne Doiguchi Barbara and Travis Duder

Paul Dul Tabatha and Dave Ekedal Mary and Leonard Ely, III

Ashley and Mitchell Fagundes Mary and Marco Fosado

Fred Frank Eunmi and William Fulton Jenny and James Ganson Irina and Richard Gottlieb Susan and Daniel Gottlieb

Ashley Haas David Hale

Michael Hedlund Judy Allen and James Hummer

Gary Jackson Ruth and Stephen Janachowski

Lauren and William Jewett Christopher Kageman

Natasha Davis and Paul Kerr Kathryn and Joshua Kreitzer Nicole and Martin Kropelnicki

Ahmad Latifzada Sandra Laughlin

Monica Lee Victoria Liao Crowe

Kimberly Schizas and Mark Linehan Judith and Chien Liu

Margaret Jones and Parise Livanos Stephanie and Larry Long Karen and Frederick Lorig Karen and Charles McCoy

Bryan Davis and William McCoy Melody and John McNulty Karen and Mark Montoya

Susan and George Paspalof

David Paulson Carmen and Scott Perkins

Rebecca and Gerald Peterson Gwendolyn and Thomas Price

Laura Quattlebaum Suzette and Earl Rennison

Ernie Sanchez Jill and Derrick Sandwick

Julia Shaw Karen and Richard Shehadey

Susan and Stephen Silk Scott Silsbee

Julia and Charles Smyth Hong Yin and Russell Steiner

Natalyia Suprun and Raymond Stewart Richard Studer

Cheryl and William Swanson Meredith and Junlong Tan

Cherylene and Gustavo Theisen Gwendolen Sedillo and

Jeffrey Van Schaick Maureen and William Vogel Lauren Hodges and Ian Wolf

Jiaqi Chai and Lijun Yu Amin Zoufonoun24

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GOLD LEVEL

BRONZE LEVELVictor Adint

Michaela and Nazem Ahmadi Christopher Albanese

Lina and Hassan Alkhatib Diana and Kenneth Ambrose

Sandeep Aujla Ronald Bachli

Sylvia and Joseph Balbona Linda and Bret Bastrire

Mari Kawawa and Patrick Beaudan Marianne and Donald Bradley

Michael Bravo James Cady

Cathleen Callender David Caspino

Andrew Chekene Mei-Sun and Chun-Yi Chen

Jean Child Giny and Michael Chon

Deborah and Charles Christensen Christina and Mark Christiansen Naomi Lee and Christopher Chu

Michael Clarke Jennifer and Robert Clinton Angela and Samuel Crabill

Brian Cross Vanessa and Andrew Czisch

Adam D'Amico Silvia and Ignacio Del Rio

Bruce Dendulk Jordan Deschamps-Braly Mina Kim and Wesley Dick

Charles Dimick Daniel Douglas Daniel Edelson Kenn Edwards Bradley Fauvre Jason Fisher

Michelle Friend Lee Gabler

Chris Gautreau Adi and Jerry Greenberg

Charles Greene Louise and Paul Griffin

Christine and Michael Groom Madeline Gussman

Alexis and Casey Heney Kevin Henrikson Robert Hilarides

Monica Wise and Shannon Hondl Karen Hong Curtis Ishii

Jason Javaheri Blake Johnson

Lena Zhuravsky and Alexander Karalnik

Edward Kashian Rebecca Simon and Peter Keady

Patty and James Lagier Akanksha Chhabra and Sam Lambert

Richard Leao Christina Lam and Jan Lee

Douglas Leone Maria and Herb Liverett, Jr.

Victoria and Gregory Longstreet Erin Lafferty and Guy Loranger

Cynthia and Steven Lyons Elizabeth and Aurash Mahbod

Kathy and Sanjeev Malaney Angelo Mazzone, III Caitlin McCracken

Amish Mehta Nancy and Joseph Mercolino

Damir Mesinovic Alberto Michan

Victoria and Robert Miller Joan and Mark Mitchell, Jr.

Terry Mitchum Doniece Montanelli

Geoffrey Moore Anne and David Neale Thomas O'Callaghan

Conni Mattingly and Robert Olson, Jr. Sean Oversmith

Peter Paul Michael Pauline Joseph Pesce

Mastaneh Fazaeli and Kamran Peyman

Sandra and Thomas Pfleger Eric Phipps

David Pollart Charles Pratty

Mary Press Maryann Raab John Riccitiello Dean Rider, M.D.

Nancy and Ed Riojas Dennis Rizzo Ramon Romo

Dana and Kevin Rubin Gregg Haskell and William Rubin

Donald Rudloff Catherine and Gary Rutledge

Michael Salerno Neil Sankar

Mark Sawyer Thomas Schneider

Sally Lawson and Michael Schreter Thomas Schulz Jorge Segovia

Claire and Paul Spaht James Sullivan, III

Patricia and Wayne Summers, Sr. Phuoc Tang

Caroline and Douglas Taylor Jeffery Tobias

Danielle and Christo Tonev Hava and Raziel Ungar

Steve Unterseher Erik Wanland

Lisa and David Wehrly Aaron Weiss

William Whiteside Beverly Whitten Clark Winslow

Jan and Stephen Winston Jeffrey Worthe

Lijun Han and Jun Zhang

Classic member listing found at chp11-99.org

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*Past Chairman

Richard Varner CHAIRMAN

Daniel Genter*

Sunne Wright McPeak

Paul Norris

Larry Carter TREASURER

Gordon McCall

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Gordon Graham SECRETARY

Richard McAuley*

Bruce Meyer*

John Schroeder*

CHP 11-9 9 FoundationBoard of D i rectors

Founders & Emer i tus

11-99 FOUNDATIONSTAFF

Stephen Harrington CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Rebecca Centner DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Lynn Banks DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Laura Reed DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

Stefany Wilson EVENTS MANAGER, NORTHERN CA

Bri Esquivel SCHOLARSHIP & EVENTS COORDINATOR

Lupe Guzman MEMBERSHIP & PROGRAMS COORDINATOR

Susan Dombrowski FRONT OFFICE ASSISTANT

Terri Buckingham PROGRAMS ASSISTANT

Manny Padilla DIRECTOR OF CHP EXTERNAL RELATIONS & RETIRED CHP DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

EDITORIAL STAFF Stephen Harrington Rebecca Centner Laura Reed Bri Esquivel

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WE THANK CHP EMPLOYEES FOR THEIR DEDICATION & SERVICE

FOUNDING MEMBERS

Jack Campbell* (1923-2016)

Frank Clark* (1929-2012) Dave Helsel

Bruce Meyer*

Scott Siegel

EMERITUS MEMBERS

Larry Bowman

Thomas Martin*

Robert Teal*

FOUNDER

Bob Weinberg (1925-1992)

CHP 11-99 FOUNDATION 2244 North State College Blvd.

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