Tuesday, September 9, 2014


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Photo by Sal Dikassir


Not everyone heard the call for the family portrait, but a good portion of the Lievanos family smiled for the camera.


A sea of gray T-shirts swamped A family tree grew in Orange


the scene at Hart Park in Orange on a recent Sunday, when nearly 300 members of the Lievanos fam- ily – most of them born in the City of Orange -- met for a reunion pic- nic.


The assembled kin spread over five generations, from the oldest,


Seferina Pineda, 94, to one-week- old Elliott. The majority of this family still live in Orange Coun- ty, staying close to their Orange roots.


Manuel Lievanos is everyone’s common ancestor. His daughter, family spokesperson Emma Lieva- nos Valentine, is one of 12 children


who have remained geographically close their whole lives. Emma says that her father was always proud that he and his wife Maria were the first parents to have a baby baptized in the not-quite-finished Holy Family Church that origi- nally stood at the corner of Shaffer and Chapman in Orange in 1922.


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Larry Labrado Lawrence R. “Larry” Labrado


was appointed to fill a vacancy on the board in January 1994 and elected to represent Trustee Area 4 in November 1994. He is cur- rently serving as vice president of the board, chairperson of the Fa- cilities Committee and a member of the Policy Committee. A former educator, Labrado


served as an outreach director at California State University, Ful- lerton prior to his retirement. He is currently a small business owner with more than 21 years of experience in enrollment manage- ment.


Labrado is devoted to advancing


the education of local youth and adults. He has served in countless leadership roles over the past four decades and has earned numerous awards. He was named as one of 50 successful Latino alumni from CSUF and inducted into the CSUF Educational Opportunity Program Hall of Fame. Larry currently serves as a member of the American GI Fo- rum and a director of the Ameri- can GI Educational Foundation. In the past, he has served on the Leadership Advisory Committee for the Orange Chamber of Com- merce, as well as the LULAC Education Foundation and the Friendly Center Inc. Labrado is known for making decisions that support his advo- cacy for students. He holds an associate degree from Santa Ana College and a bachelor’s degree in ethnic studies from CSUF.


Robert Douglas As a concerned resident of Or-


ange for the past 17 years, I have studied, worked and served with- in our community. I have a B.A. from Cal State, Long Beach and an M.A. from Chapman Uni- versity. I served in the Marine Corps for seven years and was a reserve deputy sheriff for 15. Our community colleges remain the largest provider of affordable transfer programs to four-year universities, job training and ba- sic educational skills essential to gainful employment and the building of our local economy. They provide critical resources to residents and employers with- in diverse urban neighborhoods. With my work as a college professor, I have hands-on expe- rience developing programs and training needed by students tran- sitioning into adulthood and seek- ing employment. As a member of your College


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