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October, 2005 Volume 9, Issue 1 *********************************************** Steering Committee Chair, 2005 - 2006 This year Leadership Redding celebrates twenty years of excellence in the Redding Region, including the past five years as a program of the Shasta Regional Community Foundation. As a graduate of the Class of 2000, I can attest the Leadership Redding experience is life-changing. Many of the relationships developed during that year have grown into lifelong personal and professional friendships. I have also gained a broader perspective about the issues facing our community as a result of my involvement with the program. Our diverse alumni include city managers, police officers, healthcare providers, non-profit directors, educators and private business owners, as well as citizens who desire to learn more about the community in which they live and work. Many of these people credit their participation in the Leadership Redding program as instrumental to their community activities and successful careers. We are continually seeking class members from all sectors of the community. If you know of someone who is interested in knowledge about and involvement within our region, please let them know about the Leadership Redding program. To learn more or obtain an application, visit our website at Orientation Session by Catherine Lathrop-Cummings Did you feel the difference in the Their Leadership skills were immediately put to test with the wonderful Word Matching game, which allowed class members to learn about each other. Each class member received a word then had to find the person with the match for their word. The class members did well with little instruction on the word matching game, everyone was a team player with no hot heads in the room. After becoming acquainted, they had to introduce each other to the rest of the class. This made for a great evening of developing new friendships and fun was had by all. Orientation was also a time to hear what the upcoming year would have in store and to gain information about their Weekend Workshop in the Trinity Alps! Bears? What Bears? Tiffany Sprenkel, Program Chairperson, offered the welcoming remarks. Kathy Anderson, Executive Director of Shasta Regional Community Foundation, shared the relationship between Shasta Regional Community Foundation and Leadership Redding. Jim Warnemuende and Karen Whitaker presented the Weekend Workshop overview, followed by Roxanna Bagula who spoke about the classes involvement with projects. The evening drew to a close with Chair, Tiffany Sprenkel giving the class a challenge to enjoy the year, building friendships and learn more information to become better citizens. Co-facilitators for this session were
*********************************************************************** History & Culture Session by Lenora Shealy The first session of the year started on a brilliant fall morning in picturesque Old Shasta. The session began with a continental breakfast in the historical old school house built in the early 1920s. Lou Gerard, our Leadership Redding historian, took us back in time to the glory days of Shasta when it was known as The Queens City. When Shasta was the main metropolis and We then took a short walk to the Our next speaker was Lynn Fritz, a Kurak Tribal member who discussed the Native American influences in the We were then given a tour of the Then it was on to a wonderful lunch at the French Gulch Hotel, where we stayed for the balance of the session. Trent Copeland, a Leadership Redding Alum and teacher at Our final cultural group of the day left us uplifted and smiling. They were the Folklorico Dancers from the Alumni Spotlight A graduate of Leadership Redding class of 2005, Steve Hagenbaugh was born in In July of 2005, Steve and Diana celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary. They have two children, a daughter, Tami, and a son, Craig. They also have a granddaughter age of 13 named In his spare time, Steve enjoys the outdoors. Some of the activities that he enjoys are golfing, mountain biking, kayaking, and exploring Steve is very active in the Redding East Rotary for which he has judged Senior Boards for Enterprise High School, served dinner for the Special Olympic Bowlers, participated in the Whiskeytown Lake annual cleanup, assisted in construction of the new childrens playground in Caldwell park and is active in the Ducky Derby. A direct result of his involvement in Leadership Redding led to the decision to become a Professionally, Leadership Redding has inspired Steve to become more involved with his community and currently he is a member of the Leadership Redding Grantmaking Committee for the McConnell Foundation Fund at the Shasta Regional Community Foundation. As an active member of the 2005 class project, Steve believes that the future of Shasta Regional Community Foundation Report by Kathy Anderson The only thing constant in life is change. This statement is certainly true for the Shasta Regional Community Foundation (SRCF). In a matter of months the Community Foundation has said goodbye to an employee and board member and hello to a consultant, a new employee and two new board members. Juliette Read is the new Program Associate as Alisa Walsh has moved on to new things in Mary DAcquisto, the new Leadership Redding program coordinator, graduated from U.C. Berkeley and returned to As the Community Foundation said goodbye to long-term board member Susan Emmerson, we welcomed Amid the changes the Community Foundation still managed to grant out $71,700 to the community through the Redding Rancheria Community Fund and $15,125 through The McConnell Foundation Fund this quarter. Some of the recipients of these grants include Mountain Community T.V. in SRCF looks forward to more changes ahead as we prepare to move into our new building at Noteworthy News Bits On Thursday, August 25th, Leadership Redding Alumni gathered at Marketfest, to volunteer their talents at pouring wine, beer, sodas and making snow cones! RoseAnn Adams, LR Class of 2000, was recently named the Assistant Superintendent of the Cathy Ward, LR Class of has a new job as the Shasta County Director of Northern Valley Catholic Social Services. Annie Hahn, LR Class of 1999 has recently taken over the Northwest Awards business. Cathy Youngblood, LR Class of 2002 has recently bought the new Misc. We are looking for help in keeping Leadership Reddings email and contact information current. If your information needs to be updated, or you know an LR alumni who has moved or has a new email address, please let us know. For corrections email coordinator@leadershipredding.com or call 244-1219. Recruitment LEADERSHIP The Leadership Redding program is accepting applications for class members for the 2006 class. Leadership Redding began with its first class in 1986 and is currently a program of the Shasta Regional Community Foundation. More than 400 participants have graduated from the Leadership Redding program, many of whom are currently serving in key public and private leadership roles across our community. The program consists of a weekend workshop and 10 sessions typically held one day per month beginning in September 2006. Class sessions are facilitated by Leadership Redding alumni and feature guest presenters who are current leaders in a variety of fields throughout the History and Culture Government and Boardsmanship Arts and Communication Economics and Business Education Public Safety and the Courts Health Care Social Issues Recreation, Tourism and Natural Resources Future of the If you are interested in being considered for participation in the 2006 Leadership Redding class or if you know someone who might be interested, please visit the website at www.leadershipredding.com to find out more about the program and to access an on-line application or contact Recruitment Chair, Roxanne Burke at 229-8484 via telephone or rburke@co.shasta.ca.us via e-mail, to obtain a program application. Applications must be received by March 31, 2006. New Steering Committee Members Roxanna Bagula, County Assessors Office; Staci Bertagna, Shasta Family YMCA; Peri Brustad, Peri Brustad Administrative Consultant, Marketing/Community Speakers Resource Chair; Roxanne Burke, Shasta County Public Health, Recruitment Chair; Andrea Dodd, Training Gallery; Lisa Drafall, Record Searchlight; Lynette Frediani, City Attorneys Office, Lou Gerard, Historian; Connie Grinols, McConnell Foundation, Curriculum Chair; Mary Harris Vestra Resources; Betty Harrison-Smith, Anne Kerns, KIXE-TV, Electives Co-Chair; Ken Kramerman; Dan Kupsky, Historian; Buck Lang, Redding Pathologists, Electives Co-Chair; Cathi Lathrop-Cummings, AG Edwards, Past Chair; Eddie McAllister, Shasta County Public Health; Maria Orozco-Cue, Redding-Rancheria; Brad Seaberg, Continental Resource Solutions, Inc., Treasurer; Lenora Shealy, Fidelity National Title; Tiffany Sprenkel, Sprenkel Appraisals, Chair; Cathy Ward, Northern Valley Catholic Social Service; Jim Warnemuende, Karen Whitaker, Shasta Cascade Wonderland Assoc., Publications Chair; Brad Williams, Simpson University, Sponsorship Chair; Michael Wopat, California Geological Survey; and Laura Zumkehr, Northern California Rehabilitation.
Class of 2005/2006 Paul Angell, US Bank, Don Benner, Redding Rancheria; Cindy Buhler, Redding Cancer Treatment Center; Allen Cassel, St. James Lutheran Church; Robert Cronic, Restoration Group INC; Mary Downing, City of Redding; Laura Dunaj, Redding School of the Arts; Margaret Engelhardt, Legal Services of Northern California; Molly Frame, Redding School District; Stephnie Getzinger, Chartwells at Simpson University; Andrea Gibbens, Northern Valley Catholic Social Service; Liz Gowen, Premier West Bank; Kristi Hanson, Habitat for Humanity; Bernell Hirning, National University; Kathey Kakiuchi, Shasta County Public Health; Kevin Kimple, Redding Police Department; Allen Long, Redding Police Department; Sherry Marshall, Bank of Commerce Mortgage; Leslie Parker; Lake College; Steve Pendergast, CalTrans; David Plowman, Corp. for National Service; Juliette Read, Shasta Regional Community Foundation; Lianne Richelieu-Boren, UC Davis; Raimund Schulze, Simpson University; Scott Schumacher, State Farm Insurance; Jennifer Snider, Shasta County Public Health; Clint Snyder, VESTRA Resources, Inc.; Nicholas Webb, Northern Valley Catholic Social Service; Cheryl Whitmer, Redding Bank of Commerce; and Nichole Wilder, MD Imaging
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