July 2016
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THE VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL<br />
14 www.TheValleyBusinessJournal.com<br />
<strong>July</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Murrieta Chamber of Commerce<br />
Announces Award Nominees<br />
Each year the Murrieta Chamber of Commerce honors exceptional businesses, charitable organizations and individuals at their annual<br />
awards banquet. The 54th Annual Dinner & Awards Ceremony will be held on <strong>July</strong> 16th at Pechanga Resort & Casino, 45000 Pechanga<br />
Parkway in Temecula. The Murrieta Chamber of Commerce will be honoring individuals and nominees in the following categories:<br />
And The Nominees Are...<br />
Citizen of the Year<br />
Adam Bouvet, April Vidal, Cy Rathbun, Darryl Vidal, Debbie Herrera*, Emily<br />
Padilla, Heather Rawlings, Jami McNees*, Jennifer Sevilla, Kassen Klein, Kim<br />
Hern, Lisa Stergulz, Midori Ramsey*, Randon Lane, RJ Fernandes, Tracy<br />
Bouvet, *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Chamber Member of the Year<br />
April Vidal, Corie Maue, Cy Rathbun, Daneen Ashworth, Kip Cothran, Lisa<br />
Stergulz*, Lisa Wayman, Matt Crabtree*, Rich LeMaster, *Nominated but<br />
ineligible.<br />
Volunteer of the Year<br />
Andy Morris, Annette LaRocque, April Vidal, Darryl Vidal, Jackie Steed, Julia<br />
Rogoff, Kip Cothran*, Laura Van Dam, Midori Ramsey, Rich LeMaster, Tracy<br />
Bouvet, *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Entrepreneur of the Year<br />
Adam & Tracy Bouvet-The Mill Restaurant*, Dane Wunderlich-Woodworking<br />
by Dane, Jason Hope-JD Promotions*, Lisa Stergulz - A’la Carte Marketing<br />
Services, Midori Ramsey - E & M Apothicaire, Muna Elias-Elias Shoes, Pinal<br />
Sitaram- Buffalo Wild Wings*, Rachel King-King Law Firm, Rich LeMaster-LeMaster<br />
Computer Services, Robb Braun-The Leadership Source, Serena<br />
Mastin - Pulse Marketing, Sheila Sitaram-Kumon Math and Reading Center of<br />
Murrieta, Tara Wunderlich- Executive Hair *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Non-Profit of the Year<br />
Animal Friends of the Valley, Canine Support Teams, Inc., EQUU8 Horsemanship<br />
and Therapeutic Riding, Go Bananas, Habitat for Humanity, Jacob’s<br />
House, Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Resource Center, Murrieta Family<br />
YMCA, Murrieta Rotary, Our Nicholas Foundation, Rancho Damacitas, Rose<br />
Again Foundation*, Safe Alternatives for Everyone/Allie’s Resale Shop, St.<br />
Martha’s Community Outreach*, Temecula Valley Music Awards, Tiffany’s<br />
Gift*, *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Small Business of the Year<br />
1st Action Real Estate, A Better Look Home Inspections, Armed & Fabulous,<br />
Backyard Bottleshop & Taproom, Christian Handyman, E & M Apothicaire*,<br />
Elias Shoes, Express Employment Professionals, Global Health Insurance, Hair<br />
By Laura Van Dam, Infinium HR Group, JD Promotions, Joanne Castro dba<br />
Residential Real Estate, Jon’s Movers*, KC Photography, LeMaster Computer<br />
Services, Live Mobile Solutions, Miss April’s Dance, Murrieta Animal Hospital,<br />
Murrieta Day Spa, Murrieta VIP Florist, New Life Culinary Creations, Planet<br />
Beach Automated Spa, Stromsoe Insurance Agency, The Cake Cottage, The<br />
Valley Business Journal, Triple Line Solar, Vidal Kenpo Karate, Westover Law<br />
Group, World Pay* *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Medium Business of the Year<br />
KA Products, Inc., Altura Credit Union, Carrington Construction, Commerce<br />
Bank of Temecula Valley, Denny’s #7599, Evaero, Faith Quality Autobody,<br />
Inc., Pulse Marketing, Strachota Insurance Agency, Inc., Temecula Valley<br />
Communications, The Mill Restaurant* *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Large Business of the Year<br />
BMW of Murrieta, DT Public House Inc.*, Gosch Ford Temecula, Harrah’s<br />
Resort Southern California, Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac, Pechanga Resort &<br />
Casino, Pins N Pockets*, RJ’s Sizzlin Steer, South Coast Winery Resort & Spa,<br />
Southwest Healthcare System, The Golf Club at Rancho California, Sunpro<br />
Solar, Waterstone, *Nominated but ineligible.<br />
Find out who will be honored during our Award Celebration on <strong>July</strong> 16th at Pechanga Resort & Casino<br />
S.A.F.E. Inviting Girls to Join Girls Circle Program<br />
Safe Alternatives for Everyone’s<br />
PAL Program (Police Activities League)<br />
is inviting girls in middle school (6, 7 &<br />
8 grades) to join our new Girls Circle<br />
program (limit is 10-12 girls) beginning<br />
Thursday <strong>July</strong> 7th from 6:00pm to<br />
8:00pm at the SAFE office.<br />
The purpose of Girls Circle is to<br />
encourage the development of strength,<br />
courage, confidence, honesty, and communication<br />
skills for girls. Our goal is to<br />
enhance girls’ abilities so they are able<br />
to take full advantage of their talents,<br />
academic interests, career pursuits, and<br />
potential for healthy relationships.<br />
Through weekly meetings the girls<br />
will participate in activities that build<br />
self-esteem and create new friendships.<br />
Girls Circle will build strong, healthy<br />
girls who make good decisions! Girls<br />
Circle applicants must do an intake prior<br />
to <strong>July</strong> 7th. Please contact Janelle Millburn<br />
at janellem.safe@gmail.com or call<br />
951-587-3900.<br />
S.A.F.E. is a non-profit agency in<br />
Temecula that is committed to providing<br />
programs and services to children, youth<br />
and families in Southwest Riverside<br />
County who have experienced or are at<br />
risk of abuse and family violence. For<br />
more information on S.A.F.E.’s services<br />
go to www.safefamiliesca.org or call<br />
951.587.3900.<br />
The purpose of Girls<br />
Circle is to encourage the<br />
development of strength,<br />
courage, confidence,<br />
honesty, and communication<br />
skills for girls.
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