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Marla McGee of the Fountain Valley Rotary Club coordinated a regional effort to assemble all face shields for first responders. The project took several days and scores of volunteers, working at the FV Recreation Center and at Mile Square Park's Freedom Hall.

ike most of you, we are anxious to see what May and beyond looks like as we all do our best to weather the COVID-19 pandemic. And in true Fountain Valley spirit, this community has been at its best under these trying circumstances. We want to thank all of those organizations, individuals and first responders who have stepped up for others. Case in point: The Fountain Valley Community Foundation. Foundation volunteers made phone calls to hundreds of seniors in the city to check on their needs. Senior care packages were collected and distributed by the Foundation in collaboration with the Fountain Valley Fire Department’s PREP program. Additionally, the Foundation raised funds for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley to help provide childcare for MemorialCare Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center employees. The Foundation is also serving

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TOGETHER WE WILL RISE ABOVE THESE TOUGH TIMES These past few weeks have been hard for us all and life as we know it has paused for a moment as we handle one of the biggest challenges in our lifetimes. As many continue to fight for those we love, we all play a part in realizing that right now minutes are precious and every day matters. In response to COVID-19 and in an effort to help the medical community, Hyundai and Hyundai Hope On Wheels is donating $2.2 Million to childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hospitals across the U.S. to help further fund testing centers. Among these hospitals is our local and long-time partner, the Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC). As a global company, we hope to aid as many people as possible, but we understand that the biggest change you can make is to those around you. Fountain Valley is our home and we must continue to pull together as neighbors and a community to support people with the most need. Even though we cannot physically be together, it will be through our teamwork that our community will thrive.

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ow, more than ever, people need a purpose, Fountain Valley Boy Scout John-Aaron Bozanic believes. “As a nation, we are experiencing what I perceive to be the most widespread and debilitating event to impact our country during my lifetime . . . the COVID-19 pandemic, and associated quarantine,” the 18-year-old Eagle Scout said. “We cannot directly do anything about the virus, or its spread. Apart from handwashing recommendations and limiting contact with others, our options are limited,” Bozanic said. “But we can still promote mental health in this stressful time, by providing a purpose to the youth and adults in our country.” So in April, Bozanic coordinated a project titled 1,000,000 Pieces of Trash. “Pollution and ecological health are a continuing challenge facing mankind. We have a unique opportunity to improve this. While large meetings are eschewed, while many people are idle because of school or business closures, 4 MAY 2020

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we all have the ability to make a difference,” the La Quinta High graduate and current Golden West College student said. How? By going outside, cleaning neighborhoods, parks and wilderness areas. “It has been shown time and John-Aaron, with his family when he was honored with his second Hornagain that stress aday Award and the James E. West Award at the Annual Orange County Council Recognition Dinner. From left, dad Jeff Bozanic, sister Taleah levels can be Bozanic (Star Scout), mom Rebekah Halpern, and John-Aaron. reduced by After announcing his plan, he reproviding individuals with a sense of ceived responses from people in several purpose. Being outdoors has also been shown to help. Too many people are feel- states, including Virginia, Florida, Idaho and South Carolina, as well as from Gering despondent and shut in, staying in many and Croatia. His dad Jeff expects their homes, wondering what the future the trash pickup to continue into August. will bring,” Bozanic said. The objectives, he said, were to clean Bozanic welcomed all Cub Scouts, up pollution on land and in the water, BSA Scouts, Venturing, Explorers and make the communities a nice place to Sea Scouts and any interested adults and live, alleviate stress by giving people a youths to help meet his goal to pick up beneficial task, and get people outside 1 million pieces of trash by Earth Day, during a time of reduced interaction. April 22. www.FountainValleyMagazine.net

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Participants were invited to log their progress online and share photos and stories about their experiences. John-Aaron attended Ethan Allen Elementary School, Tarbut V’Torah Community Day School in Irvine and graduated from La Quinta. He is the son of Jeffrey Bozanic, a scuba instructor and research scientist, and Rebekah Halpern, a physician assistant, NICU, Long Beach Memorial Hospital. He has a brother, Evan, 22, a lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force, Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas; and a sister, Taleah Bozanic, 16, a sophomore at Tarbut V’Torah Community Day School, who is a Star Scout and a competitive ice skater. “I do what I do because I really like to give back,” Bozanic said. “I’ve received so much through scouting.”

Bozanic's Scouting accomplishments

Completing major goals and extensive projects is not new to John-Aaron Bozanic. Here are some of his accomplishments: ► Eagle Scout (2016) with 13 palms (a palm may be earned for each additional five merit badges, and three months of service in Scouting). ► 87 merit badges. ► World Conservation Award (2018). ► National Outdoor Award Medal (2019): The medal is earned for significant experience and training in six areas of outdoor skills and competencies, amounting to hundreds of nights of camping, hundreds of miles of hiking, and hundreds of hours of conservation service projects. ► High Adventure Team John Muir Medal (2016): For hiking the entire John Muir Trail. ► Jim Hawkins Medal (2019): Awarded for cumulative participation in backcountry

excursions, conservation service, and peak climbing. ► Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor (2017): The Order of the Arrow is the national honor society of the Boy Scouts of America. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members. Less than 1 percent of Scouts ever attain this. ► Area Venturing Leadership Award (2019): This is the highest award a Venturing Scout (ages 14-20) can receive for leadership and service in this area, which includes most of Southern California and the Eastern Sierras. ► Hornaday Award (2018, 2019): National conservation award. John-Aaron just finished his third of four projects. Projects included building an outdoor education center at Moulton Elementary School (2018); conducting a lionfish hunt in the Florida Keys (2019); and trail reconstruction at the outdoor education center (2020), approval pending.

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Pandemic Porch Portraits

The idea of Porch Portraits came about to provide a break from boredom and memorialize this time in history. Neighbors around town had great fun with their interpretations of what life is like while they're quarantined at home in The Nice Place.

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RIGHT, CENTER: The Moreau family had some fun showing their interpretation of Quarantine Life, with grandpa and grandma joining! The Moreaus also were among three sponsors for the April Porch Portraits, giving 30 families the chance to participate at no cost. RIGHT, BOTTOM: The Adams family members were ready with their version of Quarantine Life reality. That's Masuda Middle School Principal Jay Adams in the center. www.FountainValleyMagazine.net

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 MASK DONATIONS

The nonprofit organization Operation Be Kind donated 800 masks to Fountain Valley Regional Hospital on April 2. The nonprofit’s focus is on helping homeless people, cancer patients and underprivileged families. On hand to accept the donations, from left: Dr. Timothy Korber, Fountain Valley Regional Hospital CEO Kenneth McFarland, Westminster Mayor Tri Ta, and Fountain Valley Mayor Pro Tem Michael Vo.

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 FACE SHIELDS

Volunteers from around O.C. stepped up in April to assemble 57,000 face shields to be distributed to first responders and medical personnel. Rotary District 5320 spearheaded this project at several sites around the county including one in Fountain Valley. Volunteers— including Mayor Cheryl Brothers, pictured above—assembled the face shields at Mile Square Park's Freedom Hall in Fountain Valley. The effort was spearheaded by FV Rotary Club member Marla McGee.

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Mary Lou Heard Garden Tour postponed

Organizers of this year’s Mary Lou Heard Memorial Garden Tour have postponed the popular event, which this year was scheduled to feature six Fountain Valley homes. The garden tour is a yearly, self-guided charity event held by the Mary Lou Heard Foundation, a nonprofit organization. Its mission is to provide an opportunity for the public to enjoy the efforts and hard work of local gardeners and their residential landscapes. The tour, originally planned for the weekend of May 2-3, will be rescheduled for four weeks after officials give an allclear date for activities to resume but no later than June 26-27, officials said.

Water Awareness Poster Contest open to local students

The Municipal Water District of Orange County is accepting entries for its annual Water Awareness Poster Contest. All Orange County students in grades K-12 are invited to create posters that reflect the theme, “Water is Life.” A total of 40 winners will be selected in the poster contest, and one grand prize winner in grades K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12 will receive an iPad Mini. All 40 winners, along with their parents and teachers, will be invited to attend a special awards ceremony at the Discovery Science Center. The deadline for entries has been extended to May 4. For details visit www.mwdoc.com/water-awareness-poster-contest.

Monarch Butterfly Day still on hold

OC Parks’ 11th annual Monarch Butterfly Day scheduled for May 2 at Mile Square Regional Park was on hold as Fountain Valley Living Magazine was going to press on this issue. For updated information, call the park office at (714) 973-6600 or go to www. ocparks.com. 10 MAY 2020

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Fountain Valley has earned some high marks for being home to financially prepared retirees. LendEDU recently analyzed more than 20,000 U.S. cities and ranked Fountain Valley No. 212 nationally and No. 71 in California with an average household income from retirement of $30,789. To be considered for this ranking, a city had to have a minimum of 4,000 households with retirement income.

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Fountain Valley's Tam Nguyen nails it with donation drives

Fountain Valley resident Tam Nguyen, who owns Advance Beauty College in Garden Grove, has joined with other nail salon businesses to step up and provide mask and glove donation drives for health workers. Nguyen and the “#NailingItForHealthCareWorkers” team of Southern California nail salons donated 30,000 masks to healthcare workers. State Sen. Tom Umberg (34th District) saluted Nguyen as an “Everyday Hero” for his efforts and the efforts of his team members. “COVID-19 hit the nail salon industry hard. But, I commend leaders like Dr. Nguyen, who despite losing so

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Recreation & Community Services Department Recreation & Community Services Department Re: Summerfest 2020 Re: Summerfest 2020 On behalf of the Summerfest Committee, we regret to inform you that the 2020 Summerfest event scheduled for June 18-22, 2020 haswe been cancelled. thethe unprecedented On behalf of the Summerfest Committee, regret to informDue youto that 2020 Summerfest circumstances related to the Covid-19 pandemic, we recognize the need to support the direction event scheduled for June 18-22, 2020 has been cancelled. Due to the unprecedented of the Governorrelated of California along withpandemic, the Orange Health slowing circumstances to the Covid-19 weCounty recognize theDirector need to in support thethe direction spread of the virus through social distancing and limiting community gatherings. of the Governor of California along with the Orange County Health Director in slowing the spread of the virus through social distancing and limiting community gatherings. While we are greatly disappointed in cancelling the annual kick off of summer in Fountain Valley, theare volunteer committee and staff understand safety well-being While we greatly disappointed in city cancelling the annualthat kickthe offhealth, of summer in and Fountain of our community arecommittee of paramount this unprecedented time. In addition, the Valley, the volunteer andconcern city staffduring understand that the health, safety and well-being committee felt it was responsibleconcern action to notifythis ourunprecedented dedicated community of our community arethe of paramount during time. Involunteers, addition, the business partners, vendors and entertainers of the cancellation in a timely manner. committee felt it was the responsible action to notify our dedicated community volunteers, business partners, vendors and entertainers of the cancellation in a timely manner. While the traditionally scheduled Summerfest event will not take place in June 2020, the committee will look forscheduled other opportunities in the future provide community While the traditionally Summerfest event willtonot take place in Juneengagement 2020, the when and where they become available. committee will look for other opportunities in the future to provide community engagement when and where they become available. We hope that you will all join with us in adhering to the recommended guidelines provided by the health We governing hope that you willofficials. all join with us in adhering to the recommended guidelines provided by the governing health officials. Stay Well and Be Safe, Stay Well and Be Safe,

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Making the case for reversing Type 2 diabetes By KATHLEEN ROCKNEY Columnist

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The Center Piece, the monthly newsletter produced by the city’s Senior Services division, offers these “five ways to stay mentally healthy.”

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Keep in touch: Strong family ties and supportive friends can help you deal with the current stresses of the world. Friends and family can make you feel included and cared for. They can help keep you active and keep you grounded. Brain fitness: Stimulate your brain with word puzzles and crosswords.

Healthy body, healthy mind: Physical health is just as important as mental health. Being active doesn't mean going to the gym. Gardening, dog walking, or walking around the neighborhood are all good ways to get your body moving. Ask for help: Support from friends and family is invaluable. The community is here to help, too. The Office on Aging is available to help seniors with links to food or resources during self-isolation. Call the Office on Aging Information and Assistance Call Center at (800) 5102020.

Eat and drink sensibly: Our body and mind need nutrients to function properly. Come to the Center at Founders Village and pick up your frozen meals on Thursdays provided by Meals on Wheels. If you need home delivered meals, you may call Meals on Wheels Orange County at (714) 220-0224 to start the signup process. There are also grocery stores participating in special hours for seniors in our community.

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Photos by LYNN SEEDEN /Seeden Photography JoAnn Furusho accepts a week's worth of frozen meals, plus rolls and milk, from Senior Center staff member Sean Gelvezon (while attempting to keep his distance!) during a Thursday meal pick up.

Serving seniors during crisis The Center at Founders Village Senior and Community Center doors are closed, but staff members are at the center answering phones and assisting residents from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Here is a recap of services currently available: The senior center, together with Meals on Wheels Orange County, offers: ■ Distribution of seven frozen meals each Thursday from 11 a.m. to noon for a “Grab and Go” set up at The Center. Seniors need to pre-register. More than 1,700 frozen meals have been distributed so far. ■ Home-delivered meals. ■ Backup frozen meals should a senior need a meal on another day besides Thursday. “We are giving out brain fitness word search, crossword, and sudoku puzzle books, and a treat each week to all the senior meals participants,” said Community Services Manager Nora Webb. “We’ve also set up a cart that has some puzzles for seniors to take home. All books and puzzles are wiped down

with disinfectant.” Senior transportation is available to those enrolled in the Hop On Senior Transportation program. Webb said the center is accepting applications even though the doors are closed. Additionally, part-time staff and Fountain Valley Community Foundation volunteers are calling on seniors for well checks. “We have handed out and mailed out pertinent information regarding the coronavirus to our senior community, as well as provided a list of stores that will allow seniors to shop early,” Webb added. The senior center, in collaboration with the Fountain Valley Community Foundation and Fountain Valley Fire Department P.R.E.P. program, are delivering care packages to seniors in the community. The care packages include educational materials, hand sanitizer, contact information, puzzles and games, treats/candy, “along with care and empathy,” Webb added. The senior center phone number is (714) 593-4446. www.FountainValleyMagazine.net

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