Rachel Wright, the La Costa Canyon High School softball coach, was thrown a curve ball the day after Easter. A brain tumor rocked her world and knocked her down, but not out. See the article by LC35 member, sportswriter and author Jay Paris about Rachel and how LC35 reached out to her to help.  If you want to donate to help Rachel, Encinitas’ St. Mark Lutheran Church is accepting contributions at http://www.stmarkchurch.net.

Long time LC35 member Alan Fischer has written a powerful and impactful story of his combat experiences as an A6 Intruder pilot in Vietnam. “The Death Mist” addresses trust, faith, teamwork, and dedication. Like Pat and Tommy’s books, it can also be bought on Amazon.

We have created an LC35AC BUSINESS RESOURCE DIRECTORY for member-owned businesses.  Please us this to look for vendors, craftsmen, or really anything!

Longtime LC35 members Pat Steele and Tom Stern have each written a book.  Pat’s novel, Scorpion Bay is an action-adventure fiction novel about struggle, turmoil, drug addiction, redemption, and success that is partly set in Mexico.   Tom’s book, Just Lucky I Guess, is a series of short story adventures based on his life.  Both are available on Amazon.

LC35 Athletic Club recently sponsored a Poker Tournament to benefit the Boys & Girls Club in Carlsbad.  In the seven years of tournaments, we have raised over $250,000.  See the photo in the San Diego Union-Tribune HERE

Links to other articles:

Vista Press 12/07/2017

Oceanside News 11/29/2017

Carlsbadistan.com 11/28/2017

LC35 Charity Poker 2017 Photos

Check out the front page story of September 1, 2015  U-T San Diego about John Champ (Elvis Postal Annex, HC Network Services)! Inspirational story about John and Judy Champ and their charity “Connor’s Cause for Children”.

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2015/sep/01/making-a-difference-conners-cause-for-children/

LC35 member Rob Holzman was recently honored as “Volunteer of the Year” by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad!

He was presented the award at the North County Philanthropy Council’s annual luncheon. Way to go Rob!