Mike Newman, Ed Jackson, and Ron Lyster, Board Members At Large
Events
Upcoming Meetings and More
2019
Patricia
May Bumpas, who was 94 years old, went to be with the
Lord on Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Long Beach,
California. Her husband, Brian Randolph Bumpas, preceded
Patricia in death. They are survived by their two
daughters, Patricia Lynn Taylor and Pamela Jeanne Ragan
and a son, Brian Wayne Bumpas. They have 8
grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and 1
great-great-grandchild. Patricia graduated from UCLA with
Elementary & Secondary Education credentials in Speech
Communication and Vocational Fashion Design. She earned
a Master of Science degree in Administrative Education,
Special Education and Counseling at USC. Patricia earned
a Doctorate in Psychology from the California Graduate
Institute. She was a nationally certified school
psychologist (NCSP), educational therapist (AET) and Dr.
of Psychology. It was Patricia's joy to encourage others
& help them to reach their goals. Patricia was a member
of the Trojan Guild, Town and Gown at USC; Westwood
Village Rotary Auxiliary and Westside Home Economists.
Patricia's paintings have been displayed in the Westwood
Art Association and Malibu Art Gallery. Patricia's
visitation will be held from 4-8 PM on Thursday, May 2,
2019 at McKenzie Mortuary 3843 E Anaheim Street, Long
Beach, CA. The burial will be at 10:30 AM on Friday, May
3, 2019 at the Riverside National Cemetery 22495 Van
Buren Blvd., Riverside, CA.
For
almost 30 years, Dream Street has been providing nationwide
camping programs for children and young adults with cancer,
chronic and life threatening illnesses. Funded by the Dream
Street Foundation, children are given the opportunity to enjoy
activities they would normally be restricted from due to their
illness, while Dream Street supports their medical needs. For
those children that require medicine daily or several times a
day, the usual sleep-away camp is not sufficiently sophisticated
to handle their medical needs. At Dream Street, volunteer
counselors as well as a full-time medical staff are on hand to
spend endless hours with any child that needs special help and
love. Over 800 children and young adults attend Dream Street
programs each summer. Dream Street operates and funds programs
in Arizona, Arkansas, California, New Jersey and Mississippi.
All Dream Street programs are FREE OF CHARGE to the campers that
attend. There are no paid salaries within the Dream Street
Foundation.
Verbum Dei High School is a Catholic college preparatory for
young men who are economically and academically underserved in
Watts and the surrounding communities. As a Catholic high
school, Verbum Dei is dedicated to the full proclamation of the
Good News of Jesus Christ. The school is committed to the
holistic development of each student and recognizes that each
student is a unique individual, shaped by ability, aptitude,
culture, and experience.
May 16, 2019 - Cindy Simon
Dollies
Making A Difference is a non-profit community of women who
create one-of-a-kind handmade Dollies and colorful Teddy Bears
for children all over the world who are in need of something
special, made just for them, with love and compassion.
Rotary is a leadership organization
made up of local business, professional and civic leaders who
meet regularly to get to know each other, form friendships, and
through that, be able to get things done in our local
community. Rotary is the world's oldest and largest service
organization (founded in 1905).
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Patricia
May Bumpas, who was 94 years old, went to be with the
Lord on Saturday, April 13, 2019, in Long Beach,
California. Her husband, Brian Randolph Bumpas, preceded
Patricia in death. They are survived by their two
daughters, Patricia Lynn Taylor and Pamela Jeanne Ragan
and a son, Brian Wayne Bumpas. They have 8
grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and 1
great-great-grandchild. Patricia graduated from 
For
almost 30 years, Dream Street has been providing nationwide
camping programs for children and young adults with cancer,
chronic and life threatening illnesses. Funded by the Dream
Street Foundation, children are given the opportunity to enjoy
activities they would normally be restricted from due to their
illness, while Dream Street supports their medical needs. For
those children that require medicine daily or several times a
day, the usual sleep-away camp is not sufficiently sophisticated
to handle their medical needs. At Dream Street, volunteer
counselors as well as a full-time medical staff are on hand to
spend endless hours with any child that needs special help and
love. Over 800 children and young adults attend Dream Street
programs each summer. Dream Street operates and funds programs
in Arizona, Arkansas, California, New Jersey and Mississippi.
All Dream Street programs are FREE OF CHARGE to the campers that
attend. There are no paid salaries within the Dream Street
Foundation.
Father
Privett is President of 
