The Fontana Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
| A very special thanks goes to Mistress of Ceremonies Nancy de los Santos, Lynette Romero, Celia Brugman, Leticia Garcia, Zulema de Leon, Dr. Mercedes Narez, Julie Baez, Ingrid Maples, Ana Maria Ruiz, Rachel Yanez, Jerry Herrera, Greg Puga, and our sponsors Daniel Reza, Diane Medina, Jorge Haynes, Terry Crosby, Richard Ramirez, Ana Cubas, Kenia Davalos, Ena Alcaraz, Steve Arcos, and Martin Padilla. To contact LGA email Azucena at latinagolfers@yahoo.com |
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| Joining the Fontana Hispanic Chamber is a Smart Business Investment |
| Latina Golfers on the Move |
| JOIN THE CHAMBER TODAY (909) 429-9093 |
| WEBSITE LAUNCH DATE January 19, 2008 |
| Unidos Ganamos – Separados Perdemos “There are People who wonder what will happen. There are those who let things happen. And there are those who make things happen.” Which one are you? |
| John Paul Valencia Visions by Paul (909) 262-7470 johnpaul5515@yahoo.com Professional Event Photographer Paul is the official photographer for the Fontana Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
| CLICK below to visit the City of Fontana Chamber of Commerce David Pulido President (909) 822-4433 |
| Latina Golfers Association Inaugural Kick-Off Reception Brookside Golf Club The LGA is a national organization based in Los Angeles with a mission to introduce Latinas of all ages to the game of golf for personal enjoyment and professional development. (CLICK ON THE PHOTOS BELOW TO ENLARGE) |
| A standing-room only group of Latinas gathered on March 1st at Brookside Golf Club to launch the Los Angeles chapter of the Latina Golfers Association. |
| The Fontana Hispanic Chamber Congratulates The Latina Golfers Association Los Angeles Chapter on an outstanding event. We look forward to assisting in developing a Chapter of the Latina Golfers Association of the Inland Empire very soon. |
| KTLA's Lynette Romero presented 17 year-old Angela Villela and her father Gus Villela with a certificate of recognition for being one of three Mexican American girls playing golf in the amateur golf circuit. |
| Professional golf instructors Jerry Herrera and Greg Puga provided insight about the game of golf from a Latino professional's perspective. Puga was the 2000 U.S. Mid Amateur Golf Champion who was invited to play in the U.S. Masters Open in 2001. |
| Door prizes were abundant and auctions were held for a Callaway Driver donated by Roger Dunn and a Scottie Cameron head-cover donated by Angela Villela. |
| What to wear and not wear on a golf course was demonstrated through a golf-attire style show with models Ena Alcaraz, Julie Baez, Ana Cubas, Kenia Davalos, Ingrid Maples, Ana Maria Ruiz, and Rachel Yanez. |
