Letters

Editor:

The Eagle View Adult Center held its 28th Annual Spaghetti Luncheon on Saturday, March 7.  The funds raised from the event benefit the Brighton senior athletes who participate in the Rocky Mountain Senior Games to be held in June.

We raised over $240 and served 29 meals.  We are thrilled.

Pennock Center for Counseling, a nonprofit mental health agency, hosted its annual Healing Hearts fundraiser on Friday, Feb. 6, at Eagle View Adult Center in Brighton. The evening included a silent and live auction, wine, beer donated by Walnut Brewery, hors d’oeuvres and musical entertainment by Nancy Brace on the harp.

In honor of:

Ed Bever, Paramedic Captian;

M. Portillo and C. Gardalen, Police Officers;

Brandy, Brighton Police Department Victim Services Unit;

Tiffany Litzsinger, Investigator;

Lana Lombardi, Operations Manager;

Mark Chavez, Funeral Director, Tabor-Rice Funeral Home;

Aaron Coor, Cemetery Manager;

While I am retired from School District 27J, I continue to advocate for quality education for all children. In a recent conversation with another resident, I was told that an administrator was instrumental in securing a $6,000 raise for a secretary who worked in the district’s central office. The raise increases over a three-year period.