W e e k l y RIALTO RECORD
November 28, 2019
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Ve t e r a n s h o n o r e d a t J u l i a P a l m s
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Last Friday, Nov. 22 Dr. Lugenia Horton organized a program and awards presentation for military veterans at Julia Palms Senior Apartments, where over 25 military veterans were recognized for their military service by Congresswoman Norma Torres and Rialto Councilmember Rafael Trujillo.
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Front row from left: Navy veteran Marvin Richards, Air Force veteran Deborah Christy, Army veteran Carlos Reyes, Jr., and Marine Corps veteran Larry Harper. Back row from left: Air Force veteran Alden, Langdon, Air Force veteran Mike Carnell, Councilmember Rafael Trujillo, and Air Force veteran Thomas E. Carter.
S C GA H a l l o f Fa me we l c o me s Eisenhower alum Brandie Bur ton Cad en r ecogn ized a s Yo u t h Vo l u n t e e r o f t h e Ye a r !
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he SCGA (Southern California Golf Association) Hall of Fame inducted its 13th class last month at Brookside GC in Pasadena in front of more than 200 guests. Brandie Burton, fivetime Solheim Cup member and two-time LPGA Major Champion, and Joe Novak, an integral name within Bel-Air CC’s history, were honored and inducted into the prestigious hall of fame. From the beginning of her career in the SoCal junior golf circuit to her success on the LPGA Tour, Burton set the bar high with no shortage of accolades. Before graduating from Eisenhower Hign School in Rialto, she was already the 1988 PGA National Champion, the
1989 U.S. Girl’s Junior Champion and a two-time winner of the San Diego Junior World Championships. With that resume, Burton proved to be Sun Devil material, joining the Arizona State University women’s golf team in the Fall of 1989. As a freshman, Burton quickly rose to the top. She won six of her first seven tournaments, capped off by a Pac-10 title, an NCAA Team Championship and a No. 1 U.S. collegiate ranking. That season alone, Burton proved she could compete with the best in the world. After participating on the U.S. Curtis Cup team and winning the North and South Women’s Amateur Championship in the summer of 1990, she would forgo her amateur status. With an Burton, cont. on next pg.
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Brandie Burton is a five-time Solheim Cup member and twotime LPGA Major Champion