Join Us In Peace and Harmony
A few days ago an African American family member pulled out of the driveway and discovered a hangman’s noose tied to their tree. The family has lived over 25 years in this community and found the discovery shocking and unsettling. The community feels the same way.
The discovery received news courage on several TV channels and appeared on social media. In the wake of so much racial unrest and the present state of our union, we feel compelled to support the family and use this event to heal our community.
Please download the attached flyer and join us on Saturday, September 12, at 11:00 am for a unity caravan. Make your own poster and bring the family. More instructions will be given there. Let’s make a great
Blue Wave Hits Diamond Bar
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Rep. Cisneros Celebrates Birthday with Tri-Counties Democratic Club
Trico Member Receives Recognition
TriCo’s unrelenting activist, Rachel Kirk is recognized for her passion for the Democratic Party by Senator Josh Newman at the Feb1 kickoff.
Festive Spirit on Display at Annual Christmas Brunch
2019-2020 Tri-County Officers Take Oath
Award winners from the Tri-Counties Democratic Club 4th Annual Gala, Oct 6, at the Diamond Bar Center: From left to right, C. Mack Gilliland, club 1st VP and party activist, Making a Difference Award; Andrew Chou, city councilman, City of DiamondBar, Making a Difference Award; Andrew Rodrigues, Mayor of Walnut, Special Recognition Award; Phil Janowicz, party activist, Standing Ovation Award; Ahmad Zahra, city councilman, City of Fullerton, Making A Difference Award; and Rachael Kirk, party activist, Making a Difference Award. Absent is Candy Soares, party activist, WOW Award. President Peggye Jackson is at the podium.
2019 Annual Awards Gala
Every year since its founding Tri-Counties Democratic Club has resented a series of awards to outstanding Democrats who have shown extraordinary civic leadership, outstanding party participation, and generosity above and beyond the usual. Below is a description of those awards and their recipients for the years 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.
The fourth annual banquet was held October 6, 2019.
Making a Difference – Distinctive up-and-comer; great leadership promise; demonstrates a sense of calling to democratic leadership; shows an expanding breadth of participation/accomplishment
2019: C. Mack Gilliland, Rachael Kirk, Ahmad Zahra, Andrew Chou
2018: Mirvette Judeh, Chris Hon, Vince Hennerty, Andrea Dima-Smith
2017: Allyson Vincent
Standing Ovation – An award meant to recognize Democratic Party veterans of long and distinguished service. Trailblazing pioneer; high profile image; broad-based respect; veteran to the cause of democratic government
2019: Phil Janowicz
2018: Josh Newman
2017: Peggye Jackson, Gregg Fritchle
2016: Eileen Ansari
WOW! Award – Strong sense of mission; broad-based community service and participation; persistent dedication to a greater cause; impressive knowledge of community issues; willingly sacrifices self for service
2019: Candy Soares
2018: Karen Lawson
2017: Carole Levers, Jim Gallagher, Sanobar Baig
Rising Star – An award designed to recognize promising young Democrats who have esteemed themselves by giving extraordinary service
2016: Clark Lee, Olivia Lee, Andrew Rodriquez, Gabriel Smith, Calvin Sung
2019 Special Recognition
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, #4or Andrew Rodriguez, City of Walnut