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MEMAH Honors John J Kennedy, Margaret B. Martinez, and Darryl Dunn
Community May 05, 2017
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California State Assemblyman, Chris Holden, presented Pasadena Councilmember, John J. Kennedy, with MEMAH’s “Man of the Year” award.
Men Educating Men about Health (MEMAH), is dedicated to raising the awareness, importance, and understanding of men’s and women’s health issues. At their Annual Gala at the Western Justice Center in Pasadena on April 29, MEMAH spotlighted 3 honorees for their community leadership. The event boasted nearly 100 guests, including community leaders and government officials.
California State Assemblyman, Chris Holden, presented Pasadena Councilmember, John J. Kennedy, with MEMAH’s “Man of the Year” award for his many years of devoted service to the Greater Pasadena community and his leadership on issues that affect every resident, business owner, and visitor to Pasadena. Kennedy said, “It is my mission in life to seek justice, right wrongs, be a good steward of the resources that belong to the people and bring people together for a higher purpose.”
Esteemed U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu presented the “Woman of the Year Award” to Margaret B. Martinez, Chief Executive Officer of ChapCare, for her deep commitment to the health of vulnerable populations. Under her leadership, ChapCare successfully operates eight health centers in the San Gabriel Valley, which offer a full range of healthcare services. “I continue to be inspired each time we open a new venue for services in Pasadena and in the surrounding communities we serve,” said Margaret.
U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu presented the “Woman of the Year Award” to Margaret B. Martinez.
Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC), represented by General Manager Darryl Dunn, received the “Business of the Year” Award for its economic and civic contributions to the Pasadena community from former Tournament of Roses President Ronald Okum. The RBOC will continue its community investment by increasing its Pasadena food and beverage vendors at the upcoming Arroyo Seco Weekend and participating in a new Adopt-A-School program with Cleveland Elementary School beginning in the 2017-18 school year.
Rose Bowl Operating Company (RBOC), represented by General Manager Darryl Dunn, received the “Business of the Year” Award.
MEMAH Board President, Justin Chapman, said of the honorees, “MEMAH is proud to continue our tradition of honoring men and women who positively impact and strengthen our community in essential ways, and we are thrilled to spotlight their efforts.” Men Educating Men About Health (MEMAH) seeks to empower the community at large with knowledge of traditional treatments and alternative options that can improve health, quality of life, and longevity.
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