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Sierra Madre's Older American of the Year
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Older American of the Year 2002 Banquet, Honoring
Jim (and Barbara) Heasley
Videos from the Banquet: (All videos are short, and should download fairly quickly.)
Jim tells us how long he's been in Sierra Madre.
A special thank you to those
who sponsored and/or
contributed to today's festivities and honoring Jim.
Please be sure and thank them when you stop by their stores and an extra special thank you
to Corfu, for their special contribution of dinner for the reception honoring
their long-time regular customer, Jim Heasley |
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That's a very young
Jim Heasley in the 1920s on the right
with the oversized Stetson, packing up for another day on the trails.>>>>>>>
Phyllis Chapman and friend
Rep. Dreier works the crowd
Rep. Dreier presents proclamation to Barbara Heasley
Phyllis Chapman represented the Historical Society