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Hello Lavender Lla
My name is Christy Wong and Lieutenant Governor for the 2 have been in Key Club since m leader. I have made countless one of them increasing my lov Key Club, I have had the hono was able to serve Alameda Ke 2 South’s Historian. These pos Key Club.
LTG's welcome
I cannot believe that it's the st revealed that we were Lavend year. Through this past year, the recognition that we were I hope that we will achieve ev reached before.
While we go through this peri Key Club events to increase th lookout for Division events on
Thank you for reading this m Ready with a SMILE,
Christy Wong
Lieutenant Governor Division 2 South | Region 9 California-Nevada-Hawaii | Ke Phone: (510) 604-9456 Email: d02s.cnhkc.ltg@gmail.c 04
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d I can say that I proudly serve Division 2 South Lavender Llamas as your 2019-2020 term. I currently attend Alameda High School as a junior and I my freshman year. Through this organization, I have truly grown as a s memories from attending various Kiwanis Family events, each and every ve for this organization, as well as serving others. Through my years in or and opportunity to be able to serve my home, school, and community. I ey Club as their Secretary and Public Relations Coordinator and as Division sitions have allowed me to deepen my understanding, love, and passion for
tart of a new term already. It only seemed like a few days ago when it was der Llamas at District Convention 2018 but in fact, it has already been a I am extremely proud of all the accomplishments we have completed and able to receive at District Convention 2019. WE DID THAT. In the new term, ven greater heights and bring Division 2 South to places we have never
iod of transition, I hope all new officers and members continue to attend heir knowledge, meet new people, and have a fun time. Please be on the n our Instagram, Facebook, Remind, and Weekly Email Updates!!
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division '19Funds
$100 Maternal Neon
Funds Raised
$3000 for Pediatric Trauma Program
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-20 goals Raised
0 for natal Tetanus
Service Hours 5500 hours
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cnh district convention
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— bronze — Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Alameda Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Arroyo Castro Valley Castro Valley Castro Valley Kipp King San Leandro San Leandro San Lorenzo
Kaleen Chen Tiffany Kwong Amanda Lee Nathan Luong Xavier Roxas Alan Tan Elly Kung Phoebe Li Vivian Liu Vivian Luong Xin Yan Mai Amy Shun Qian Wang Kristy Chan Patrice Cheung Marco Wong Abigail Thai Jarlene Clavido Jessie Ma Alyssa Contreras
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— silver — Alameda
Eric Lu
division 2 so uth
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— gold — Castro Valley
Anthony La
— platinum — Alameda Alameda Alameda
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Kristen Chan Christy Wong Jessica Woo
— other —
AIM 25: Alameda, Castro Valley Club Attire: Castro Valley Club of the Year: Alameda Early Bird Dues: Alameda Member of the Year: Anthony La (Castro Valley) Member Retention: Alameda, Encinal Most Improved Club: San Lorenzo Trick or Treat for Unicef: Alamed
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— distinguished — President
Vice President
Kristen Chan - Alameda
Jessica Woo - Alameda
Secretary
Treasurer
Christy Wong - Alameda
Kaleen Chen - Alameda
Club Website
Division Newsletter
Vy Truong - Castro Valley Alameda Key Club
Vy Truong - Castro Valley
Lieutenant Governor
Diamond Dist. Club
Vivian Luong - Arroyo
Alameda
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ALAMED
members of the month
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— Ron Luo —
Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club? A: My favorite aspect of Key Club is meeting all the new people and going to events such as FRN, the awakeathon, and just meeting new people in general. Being in Key Club has made me a much more open person and more confident. Also, all the people that I meet in events are all really nice, funny, and chill. Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend? A: Service events I like to attend are events such as the food pantry etc, since I like to go with my friends, and all the service events that I've gone to have all been pretty fun except for a couple of events. Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory? A: My favorite memory of Key Club was going to my first FRN this year. Everything from riding the rides, to the cheering competition etc made this FRN one of the best experiences of my life. Getting to walk around Six Flags, screaming cheers at other divisions, and just in general having a good time with all my friends made this my most favorite Key Club memory for this term.
— Ashley Bernados —
Q: What is your favorite aspect of Key Club? A: After learning so much through key club, I’d have to say that leading others and making people happy is my favorite aspect of Key club. I’ve grown within the past year and i look forward for more events to come! Q: What kind of service events do you like to attend? A: I like events that have to do with packing food and materials because it’s simple and easy to do. It’s also an indirect way of strongly impacting others in need of these resources, which brings me joy and happiness. Q: What is your favorite Key Club memory? A: My favorite key club memory speech was elections because I was excited, yet scared for my future position for Key. I want the future of my club to be the best it can be, and I plan on becoming Vice President for the future of llamas! 13
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Q: What is your fav A: Meeting new peo Q: What kind of ser A: I like volunteerin Q: What is your fav A: My favorite Key
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Jessica Woo
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orite aspect of Key Club? ple is my favorite aspect of Key Club. vice events do you like to attend? ng at the Food Bank a lot. orite Key Club memory? Club memory is learning new cheers.
Trinity Mai
Mandy Lim
Arroyo
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articles & visuals
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CASTRO VALLEY
oakland running festival It was early in the morning of the 23rd when volunteers woke up to get ready for the Oakland Running Festival. When I arrived at the Marriott Hotel in Oakland, volunteers were allowed to choose from a variety of colored tshirts, and assigned to give the runners shirts or bibs. I was amazed to see how big the venue was compared to past marathons I’ve volunteered at. The security guards also made sure that there weren’t too many people in at one time to avoid an overwhelming number of people from coming in at once. I was assigned to hand out t-shirts along with another volunteer from a different organization. Although the event lasted 5 hours, it didn’t feel very long because we were able to help and make friends with people of all ages, gender and sizes. The organizers of this event were also kind enough to give us water and candy when we felt hungry or a need for energy. Overall, the event was well organized with an ample number of volunteers at each booth so I was able to work comfortably without worries. If I am able to come back next year, I certainly would!
Jane Chang
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march elections In March, we held our elections for the 2019 term. It was time to make way for the next generation of officers, or so we thought. Most of the positions were filled by the same officers as last year. They all went unopposed so it went by quite fast. However, it all slowed down when it was time to elect the president. It was the only position where there was more than one person running. The stage was set for Lisa, Noah, and Sarah to duke it out with speeches. After each heartfelt speech, it was time to vote. After the head of the elections counted the votes, Sarah declared president for another term.
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[ dlt ] division leadership team apps
- seize the oppurtunity -
Do you wonder what YOU can do more for OUR DIVISION? Do you want to experience a once-in-a-lifetime situation and have fun along the way? Do you just love Key Club? SIGN UP FOR OUR DIVISION LEADERSHIP TEAM!!! Anyone can sign up. No experience needed. Everyone has an equal opportunity and shot, so apply!! For more info on DLT positions and to access the application, follow the links below. link to app form
description of all the positions available
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Dear Lavender Llamas,
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DNE's final closing
When I first came up with the name "The Llama Legends," I was an eager, exuberant junior who had some rather fantastical dreams about the heights that our new division could reach. However, with incalculable honor and pleasure, I can now confidently proclaim that we've all definitely lived up to this name. Cheering for the countless llamas recognized at DCON and walking across the stage myself, I found myself full of an ineffable feeling. I am excited to hear about how our "llama-cy" will live on, and I would like to advocate for everyone to make the most out of this new term by utilizing all "oppurtunities" given. Apply for DLT! And feel free to ask me questions about the role of DNE. This final issue is lavender llama themed, as a tribute to my favorite division and as my last chance to express my Division 2 South spirit. I have nothing but love and gratitude for all my supporters and readers of "The Llama Legends." I hope you liked this issue! And now, it is with melancholic sentiment that I accept that my journey as DNE, and a Key Clubber, is finally over.
Goodbye, Vy Truong IP Division News Editor 20
div 2 south presidents ALAMEDA
KIPP KING
Nam Le email: namhuule510@gmail.com
Mariana Siu email: mariana.siu@kippbastudent.org
ARROYO
LEADERSHIP PUBLIC
Elly Kung email: ellykung91@gmail.com
Emile Convocar email: hy.convocar.emile@leadps.org
CASTRO VALLEY
SAN LEANDRO
Kristy Chan email: kristycvkey@gmail.com
Jarlene Clavido email: jarlizabethclavv@gmail.com
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SAN LORENZO
Sarah Kohgadai email: sarahkohgadai@gmail.com
Christopher Ramirez email: cramirexkeyclub@gmail.com
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