California Legislators We the undersigned are in opposition to the ...

Name From Comments
337. Anne Neuman Vienna, VA (continued from previous page)
need so that they can grow, develop, and strengthen
possibly towards independence so that they can lead
productive lives.
338. George Steinitz Campo, CA
339. Claudia Vasquez Benicia, CA My son has a rare genetic disease affecting his muscle
tone. CCS has been an important part of his care and
progress since early on.
340. Roda Delos
Santos
Costa Mesa, CA
341. Amy Sequeira Novato, CA
342. Megan Lewis Benicia, CA
343. John Thielking San Jose, CA
344. joyce laird foster city, CA
345. Ivette Valenzuela Redwood City, CA
346. Kathleen Amaral South Dartmouth, MA I have a son who's development has been contingent of
such services.
347. Lawrence Izzo Tracy, CA Disabled children need our help more than anyone!
348. Jorge Palomero Madrid, Spain
349. JOANNE NUEVO HAYWARD, CA
350. Patricia Moore Santa Barbara, CA CCS MTU services are vital to our children with special
needs.
351. Yoshiko Fujii Corte Madera, CA
352. Sue Ward Benicia, CA
353. Frank Fichera Medford, NJ
354. Paul Fritz Santa Barbara, CA
355. Amy Buesker Santa Barbara, CA
356. Kerren Brown Nipomo, CA
357. Claudia Elvir san mateo, CA because i have kids and i would like them to receive care if
need be.
358. Anita Lazi Budapest, Hungary
359. Jennifer Griffin Santa Barbara, CA
360. Tricia Hopper san bruno, CA
361. Martha Levy Santa Barbara, CA My daughter, who is now 29, and born with Spina Bifida,
was fortunate enough to receive occupational, physical
and speech therapy through CCS at her school from the
tiime she was 3 years old. There is no question in my mind
that she would not have been able function as
independently as she does now without these services.
The fact that they were coordinated by one agency in one
location made a huge difference. Reducing access to
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