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Changing Lives 

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Referrals by satisfied clients make up 

about half of Brad Korb’s business, an 

unusually high-referral rate for any 

industry. Because so many clients have 

referred Korb, he showed his appreciation 

with a contest in which a drawing 

was held for some impressive prizes. 

The top winner was Sandy Musa, of 

Sylmar, who won a $1,000 gift card for 

Lowe’s Home Improvement Center. 

Musa said that she had inherited a house 

in the Burbank Hills, and Korb sold it 

quickly for an excellent price. 

“I refer Brad to everybody,” said Musa, 

a manicurist at Coleen’s Hair Salon in 

Burbank. “In my dealings with him, he 

took care of everything so well that we 

didn’t have to worry about a thing. When 

one of my customers told me he’d inherited 

property from his brother, I referred 

him to Brad, who then sold it for him.” 

As fate would have it, Musa had been 

referred to Korb by Geraldine Rondou, of 

Burbank, another winner in the contest. 

Musa has been Rondou’s manicurist for 

the past 27 years; when Musa told her 

she’d inherited the Burbank Hills property, 

Rondou was quick to tell her about 

Korb, with whom Rondou has listed 

properties in the past. 

“Brad is on top of things. He pays 

attention to details, listens to what you 

say and makes himself available when 

you have questions,” said Rondou, who 

won a gift card for Best Buy worth $250. 

David and Janet Snyder, of Burbank, 

won a $500 gift card for Bed Bath & 

Beyond. David said that when he sold his 

mother’s house several years ago, he 

interviewed four real estate agents before 

choosing Korb. 

“I was much happier with what Brad 

had to tell me, the way he told me, and 

the way he knew the neighborhood. I 

wasn’t disappointed—he did what he 

said he’d do,” David said. “He’s 

incredibly good at follow-up and I 

found him to be pretty much a no-nonsense 

businessman.” 

These days, David not only recommends 

Korb to others, but also alerts 

Korb about properties he sees in his 

neighborhood that are being landscaped, 

painted or otherwise revitalized—all 

signs that a property may 

soon be up for sale. 

“Sometimes, I’m able to give him a 

good lead,” David said. 

Korb is very grateful for such helpful 

clients. “This contest is one way 

for me to do something for those who 

have such faith in me and my service,” 

Korb said. 

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In The Community 

Burbank News & Events 

Upcoming Events in the Burbank Area 

Come Celebrate Spring! 

Upcoming Special City of Burbank Adult 

Luncheons: 

• Easter, Baked Ham Lunch, Wednesday, 

April 4. 

• Polynesian Chicken Salad Mother’s Day 

Luncheon, Thursday, May 10. 

• Beginning of summer barbecue with hotdogs, 

baked beans, coleslaw and watermelon, 

Friday May 25. 

• Dance to the tunes of the Lockheed 

Recreation Band every Friday 10 – 11 a.m. at 

McCambridge Park. 

Lunch is served to any adult, 60 years of age 

or older, Monday – Friday at 11:15 a.m. at The 

Joslyn Center, 1301 W. Olive Ave.; The Don 

Tuttle Center, 1731 N. Ontario; and 

McCambridge Park, 1515 N. Glenoaks. 

Registration for the day’s meal is from 9 – 11 

a.m. at the meal site. A $2 donation is requested 

for the meal. The meal is funded in part by 

a grant from LA AAA. 

2007 Events in Downtown Burbank 

Here’s a sampling of events that you can 

expect in Downtown Burbank in 2007. Make a 

note of these on your calendars. The Brad Korb 

Team is always eager to include downtown 

Burbank businesses in all of its activities, so let 

the team know if you are interested in partner- 

Adult Center Provides Events for Seniors 

The Joslyn Adult Center, 

located at 1301 W. Olive Ave., in 

Burbank, offers a variety of 

opportunities for recreation, fitness, 

entertainment, education, 

social interaction, support and 

volunteering for men and 

women, ages 55 and over. 

May 10 – 19—2007 

Burbank Senior Games. 

Applications are available. Pick 

up a brochure at your local 

Burbank senior center! Games 

include friendly competition for 

those 55-plus in bowling, cribbage, 

fun walk, golf, horseshoes, 

party bridge, pool, softball, skipbo 

and tennis. An indoor celebration 

luncheon is included on 

May 19. Deadline for applica- 

tions is April 25. 

ing on sponsorships or tie-ins, or have new 

ideas. For more information, visit www.downtown-burbank.org! 

Downtown Burbank Fine Arts Festival— 

June 9 – 10 and Nov. 10 – 11 

This outdoor, three-block cultural event will 

be on San Fernando Boulevard, between 

Magnolia and Orange Grove, and is one of the 

biggest art festivals in the region. Art lovers 

can stroll downtown Burbank and meet more 

April 4, 12:30 p.m.— 

Healthy Living Lecture Series. 

“Keep That Healthy Glow!” Join 

Dermatologist Dr. E. Kandel as 

she conducts a frank discussion 

on maintaining healthy skin, no 

matter what your age! 

April 5, 7 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.— 

Swinging Seniors Easter Hop. 

Dance with the swinging sounds 

of the ’40s and ’50s with Clyde 

Reasinger and 17-piece band! 

Admission is $5 ($4 for club 

members). BSAC cardholders 

receive $1 discount. 

April 6 at 1 p.m.—“Planting 

Flowers that Last through 

Fall” with Chris Van Deusen 

from Sheridan Gardens. Chris 

discusses planting hot weather 

flowers to last through fall. She 

will bring samples of flowers and 

plants to talk about and purchase. 

April 9, 1 p.m.—“Spring 

Swing.” Spring ahead with the 

swinging sounds of Clyde 

Reasinger and his Big Band! 

Admission is $3 ($1 with BSAC 

card). Refreshments served. 

April 24, 12:30 p.m.— 

“Want to Learn More About 

Your Family History?” Jim and 

Pat Fryman of Burbank’s 

Southern California Genealogical 

Library are presenting a 

free seminar on the library and 

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than 100 award-winning, nationally recognized 

artists who will be selling original works 

and demonstrating their craft. 

Customers can purchase or commission 

unique works of art, enjoy live musical entertainment, 

watch pottery wheel demonstrations 

and see chalk artists recreate masterpieces 

on city streets. 

If you are an artist wishing to participate, 

apply at www.westcoastartists.com. 

Los Angeles Equestrian Center Events 

DATE EVENT CONTACT 

Apr. 7 – 9 Gold Coast 2 Hunter/Jumper Horse Show Langer Equestrian Group (818) 567-7317 

Apr. 15 – 16 Spring Breed Classic Horse Show Joanne Asman (818) 842-8444 

Apr. 27 – 30 Hollywood Charity Horse Show Track One Events (714) 444-2918 

Apr. 29 Hollywood Charity Horse Show Center Box Office (818) 840-9066 

May 4 – 7 Fiesta of the Spanish Horse Joanne Asman (818) 842-8444 

May 6 Special Event: Fiesta Special Show Center Box Office (818) 840-9066 

May 13 – 14 Calnet Disabled Riders Horse Show Bryan McQueeny (818) 700-2971 

May 19 – 21 Gold Coast 3 Hunter/Jumper Show Langer Equestrian Group (818) 567-7317 

May 25 – 29 Memorial Day Classic Hunter/Jumper Show Langer Equestrian Group (818) 567-7317 

May 29 Special Event: Grand Prix Show Jumping Center Box Office (818) 840-9066 

For additional information, visit www.la-equestriancenter.com. 

how to begin the search for your 

family roots. Call the recreation 

office (818) 238-5353, Monday – 

Friday, 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. and noon 

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May 14, 6:30 p.m.—“Focus 

on the Future” Spotlight on 

Seniors. A panel of experts 

shares invaluable resources on 

adult day care, Burbank residential 

rehab, Burbank senior services, 

convalescent aid society, hiring 

help in the home, home 

secure, legal services, Medicare 

information and volunteer 

opportunities. Call (818) 238- 

5353 to reserve a seat. 

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Local Merchant Helps Scouts with First Aid 

by Mary Aliaga 

Troop 210 Advancement Coordinator 

January’s theme for Troop 210 was first aid. All of the 

meetings were dedicated to information on first aid and 

what to do when injuries occur. 

On Jan. 15, Cinema Secrets, located at 4400 Riverside 

Dr., in Burbank, assisted the troop by supplying a professional 

make-up artist and donating prosthetics and makeup 

to simulate actual injuries that could occur on outings. The 

artist, Takao, came and made up the “victims” prior to the 

start of the meeting. When they arrived, the Scouts had a 

variety of “wounds” to care for and learn to demonstrate 

first-aid skills. The troop even had an EMT/T210 Eagle 

Scout on hand to supervise proper technique for dressing 

the wounds on the victims. 

The wounds varied from road rash scrapes, cuts and 

gashes, broken bones, compound fractures, snake bite, an 

arrow in the eye, burns of varying severity, and a “rebar 

through the head” injury. 

It was a very successful demonstration and the Scouts 

were able to experience hands-on first-aid care. 

Troop 210 meets every Monday night, from 7:30 p.m. – 

9 p.m., except holidays, at the American Lutheran Church, 

located at 755 N. Whitnall Highway at Hollywood Way 

and Clark Street in Burbank. The troop is led by 

Scoutmaster William O’Leary. 

For information about joining the Boy Scout Program, 

call Verdugo Hills Council at (818) 243-6282. 

Burbank Boy Scout Update 

One of the most important responsibilities facing our youth 

today is being responsible, productive members of our community. 

What bigger impact than when a teenager gets behind 

the steering wheel of an automobile? 

Years ago, driver education and driver training was offered as 

part of high-school curriculum. Today, with more traffic, more 

uninsured vehicles and more unlicensed drivers, young drivers 

have a huge challenge to face. 

Classroom hours, as well as behind-the-wheel experience, is 

required for a young driver to obtain a California driver’s 

license. Where does a young driver get the experience to 

become a defense and responsible driver? 

Recently, 46 Burbank Boy Scouts took part in an extremely 

successful Traffic Safety Day. 

The Valley Traffic Division of the Los Angeles Police 

Department is responsible for enforcing traffic laws and investigating 

collisions for the San Fernando Valley. Officer Norm 

Kellems, along with Officers Luz Montero and Bill 

Zimmerman, members of the elite traffic-safety team, offered 

some valuable and informative information for the Scouts. Los 

Angeles City Attorney John Rocke, a veteran Van Nuys filing 

Garden Club Celebrates 50 Years 

On April 28, the Burbank-Valley Garden 

Club, established in 1957, will be celebrating 

its 50th anniversary celebration, from 1 p.m. – 

4 p.m., at Campo de Cahuenga, located at 3919 

Lankershim Blvd., in North Hollywood. The 

theme is “It’s a Blast from the Past!” There will 

be ‘50s music, a performance by the Burroughs 

High School Dance Association, raffle tickets 

for gift certificates from popular Burbank merchants 

and assorted plants for sale. 

There will be light refreshments served and 

everyone is welcome to this free community 

deputy, a long-time traffic school instructor and a college government 

professor, spent the entire day instructing, as well. 

There was a demonstration of radar/laser speed guns, estimation 

of speed, practical fatal-vision goggle use and the everpopular 

“Red Asphalt” film. The Scouts received the Boy 

Scout Traffic Safety merit badge, which required homework. 

If you are interested in becoming a Boy Scout, contact the 

Verdugo Hills Scout Office through its Web site, 

www.vhcbsa.org, or call (818) 243-6282 

event. Everyone is encouraged to wear ’50sstyled 

clothes. 

The Garden Club meets at 10 a.m. on the 

first Thursday monthly, from September to 

June, at the Verdugo Park Assembly Building, 

located at 700 N. California St., in Burbank. 

Campo is directly across the street from the 

Universal tourist entrance and next to the 

Metro Red Line Station. Free parking is available 

next to the Campo, as well as at the Metro 

Station. For membership or event information, 

call Zahava Zirinsky at (818) 300-5464. 

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Left to right: Zachary Perea, Michael Sosa, observe while 

Ryan Nakanishi helps Andrew Moore wrap the cuts and 

abrasions on Frank Felix. In the background, EMT and 

T210 Eagle Scout Devin George supervises the Scouts in 

proper wound care. 

A Training Ground for 

Future Leaders in Our Community 

and “Rising Stars” in Your Business! 

Leadership Burbank is a community-based organization 

that offers a 10-month leadership-training program for 

people who live or work in Burbank. Through a hands-on 

curriculum, leaders and emerging leaders have the 

opportunity to enhance their personal and professional 

skills, gain a deeper understanding of community dynamics 

and build a network of colleagues and associates 

throughout our city. It is hoped that graduates will use the 

insights and contacts they develop through this program 

to enhance performance in their current endeavors and to 

enrich the community by involvement with local civic, government, 

business, religious and/or nonprofit groups. 

A new 2007 class will be forming soon! 

For more information, visit our Web site 

www.leadershipburbank.org 

Facilitators: Jim Delizia & J.P. O’Connor 

Mailing Address: Leadership Burbank 

200 W. Magnolia Boulevard 

Burbank, CA 91502 

(818) 846-3111 or (818) 846-0109



Burbank Public Library’s Upcoming Events 

The Los Angeles Opera speaker’s bureau 

will be presenting another in its series of 

“Opera Talks.” The topic for the April 9 program 

will be a discussion of the production of 

“Porgy and Bess.” It will be held at the Buena 

Vista Branch Library at 7 p.m. 

Family Night @ the Library features “A 

Dog Gone Hollywood,” featuring Bernie 

Yeszin and his dog Miss Daisy. Learn the 

secrets of a professional dog trainer as Bernie 

and Daisy entertain with amazing tricks on 

April 12, at the Burbank Central Library, and 

on April 19, at the Buena Vista Branch 

Library. Both performances start at 7 p.m. 

Have you read “Marley & Me,” by John 

Grogan? The book is the first selection of the 

Burbank READS campaign. The library will 

present a series of dog-related activities leading 

up to the finale on April 21. 

Find out all about pet-assisted therapy 

and the wonderful volunteer dogs and 

The baby-boomer crowd will remember 

actor Hugh O’Brien as their TV 

cowboy hero Wyatt Earp. O’Brien has 

put down his six-shooter and has moved 

on to looking into the future. 

Believing that the leaders of tomorrow 

need to be groomed today, O’Brien 

started the Hugh O’Brien Youth 

Foundation (HOBY). His program deals 

specifically with recognizing skills and 

leadership qualities in high-school students 

across the country, and providing 

training. 

HOBY established a relationship with 

Lions Clubs International, which enabled 

many students to attend the weekend 

leadership conference by virtue of funding, 

provided by local Lions Clubs. 

The Burbank Noon Lions participated 

in HOBY for the first time in 2004. 

Working with faculty and students at 

Burbank High School, a HOBY recipient 

has been sponsored by the Burbank Noon 

Lions ever since. 

Konrad Hermann was the 2006 

HOBY recipient from Burbank High 

School, and recently gave a presentation 

about his experience to the Burbank 

Noon Lions. Along with getting to know 

many students with similar interests and 

aspirations, Hermann and the other 

attendees wrestled with the issues of 

illegal immigration during their weekend 

conference. 

Outside speakers on the subject, who 

are experts in their fields and represented 

all aspects of the dilemma, enlight- 

handlers who take their magic to hospitals, 

convalescent homes, schools and other therapeutic 

settings. Speakers from Therapy Dogs, 

Inc. will bring some of the dogs and can 

answer questions about the program on April 

10, at 7 p.m. in the Burbank Central Library. 

Dr. Karen Halligan, the author of “Doc 

Halligan’s What Every Pet Owner Should 

Know,” will offer tips on keeping your pets 

healthy on April 11, at 7 p.m. in the Buena 

Vista Branch Library. Halligan has appeared 

on many national TV news shows,” Animal 

Rescue 911” and Animal Planet. 

Youngsters are invited to enter their 

favorite plush dog in the Buena Vista 

Kennel Club Dog Show. Judges will give out 

awards for the best entries, cartoons will be 

screened and there will be a special appearance 

by Clifford, the Big Red Dog. Bring 

your camera! This family fun event will be 

held at the Buena Vista Branch Library on 

Student Learns Leadership 

ened the HOBY kids, and provided a 

platform for learning the skills of leadership 

and decision-making. 

Hermann has also signed on to assist 

a new HOBY friend in a project aimed 

at global warming as part of his many 

volunteer services to the community 

and the less fortunate. 

Those interested in the HOBY project 

or becoming members of the 

Burbank Noon Lions can visit 

www.burbanknoonlionsclub.org for 

additional information, or contact 

Marva Murphy at (818)-955-8018. For 

more information about HOBY, visit 

hoby.org/index.shtml. 

Burbank Fire Chief Tracy Pansini was presented 

the fourth annual Burbank’s Top Award for 

Citizenship by the Burbank Temporary Aid Center 

at a gala event March 2. 

Pansini, named Fire Chief in January 2006, first 

joined the department as a firefighter in 1979, and 

has climbed steadily through the ranks over the 

years. He is being honored for his career-long 

efforts with the department, and also for his extensive 

work in the fire fighting community and his 

contributions throughout Burbank. Pansini’s 

record runs the gamut from service on the local 

Executive Board of the Boy Scouts, to serving as a 

“Red Card” team member—dispatched on a 

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April 14, at noon. 

Denise Fleck will appear at the Burbank 

Central Library with a program about Pet 

First-Aid. April is Pet First-Aid Awareness 

Month and it’s a good time for all pet parents—young 

and old—to prepare for sudden 

injury or illness to their loving and loyal pet. 

The program is on April 17, at 7 p.m. 

“How to Choose the Right Dog for You” 

is an informational program for anyone thinking 

about getting a dog. The California 

Canine Ambassadors from the American 

Kennel Club will be the guests at this special 

program on April 18, at 7 p.m., in the Buena 

Vista Branch Library. 

For a tail-waggin’ good time, check out 

the various activities to be held at both the 

Central and Buena Vista Branch libraries 

on April 21, for the finale to the Burbank 

READS campaign. The Buena Vista Branch 

Library will present author Simon Black, 

Broadway Babies to 

Present ‘Annie Warbucks’ 

Burbank Fire Chief Honored 

moment’s notice to fight wildfires throughout the 

western United States. 

Burbank Police Chief Tom Hoefel served as 

Master of ceremonies for the event, and BTAC 

Board President Vicki Williams presented the 

award. Pansini also received honors from 

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Senator Dianne 

Feinstein and numerous other dignitaries and fire 

officials throughout the city, region and state. 

The dinner event was also a fund-raiser for 

BTAC (Burbank Temporary Aid Center), and 

included a silent auction, a live auction and raffles. 

Items were donated by more than 150 businesses 

and individuals. 

who will read from his book, “Dog Child,” at 

10:30 a.m. Kyra Sundance and her dog 

Chalcy will perform outside the Buena Vista 

Branch Library at 11:15 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 

p.m. A speaker from Guide Dogs of America 

will discuss the Guiding Eyes program, raising 

puppies to be guide dogs, and the training 

process at 2 p.m. in the Meeting Room. 

The Central Library will host Disc Dogs 

at 11:30 a.m. The dogs will perform on the 

outside lawn, followed by a “pat and chat.” 

Author Simon Black will read from his picture 

book, “Dog Child,” at 1 p.m. in the 

Children’s Library. Meet the Burbank Police 

K-9 officers and Officer McGruff at 2 p.m. in 

the auditorium. A charming family film about 

a wayward St. Bernard will be screened in the 

auditorium at 3 p.m. 

For further information, call the Burbank 

Public Library at (818) 238-5600 or visit 

www.BurbankLibrary.com. 

Broadway Babies has opened registration for the summer musical 

performance “Annie Warbucks,” the well-loved sequel to “Annie.” 

The production is a workshop for students, and will commence in 

July. 

The musical offers numerous opportunities for imaginative young 

actors, as well as parts for adults. Additionally, there will be opportunities 

for young directors, improvisation and choreography. The 

workshop caters to the abilities of the students. 

Students learn to sing, act and dance. They learn compassion, patience and perseverance. Their 

last performance at the Gene Bua Theatre garnered rave reviews. 

Participation is limited to 20 students to ensure proper, individual attention. 

To learn more about Broadway Babies’ production workshop, call (434) 845-4038. 

Left to right: Brad & Nancy Korb, BTAC 

Executive Director Barbara Howell and 

Burbank Fire Chief Tracy Pansini.



Burbank and Kenyan Children 

Changing Lives Through Education 

Project Jambo, a Burbank-based nonprofit, 

provides an opportunity for children from a 

variety of cultures to interact with children from 

poverty-stricken Kenya through an interactive, 

cultural exchange program. Children exchange 

letters, artwork, traditions, stories, photos, 

music, dance and videos. 

More than 3,000 Burbank students from 

Miller, Providencia, Disney, Jefferson, 

Emerson, Edison and Washington have been 

working with Jambo staff each year to produce 

classroom-educational materials that are 

shipped and distributed personally to more than 

2,000 Kenyan students. 

More than 300 desks were built for 

needy students. At Iviani School there 

are no longer any students sitting on 

dirt floors thanks to the Burbank kids. 

In 2006, Jambo staff realized there 

was an urgent need to help a group of 

eighth-grade girls continue their education 

that would abruptly end in 

December due to lack of funding. The 

Jambo staff immediately went into 

action working with Burbank schools 

and other generous donors, and were able to 

Send a Referral 

& Earn a Reward 

At The Brad Korb Team, we are committed to 

serving our clients in a world-class way. 

We do this because it’s what we believe in and 

as a result, we are rewarded with referrals 

from our great clients, friends and community. 

This is our way of saying “thanks!” 

It’s easy! Send a referral and be entered into the drawing! 

1ST PRIZE 

$1,000 Gift Card 

to Lowe’s 

2ND PRIZE 

$500 Gift Card 

to Bed, Bath & Beyond 

818.953.5300 

www.BradKorb.com 

3RD PRIZE 

$250 Gift Card 

to IKEA 

raise the funds to pay for an entire year of high 

school for them. In January 2007, Jambo staff 

proudly traveled back to Kenya to enroll 10 

girls at two of the best schools in the area. 

Project Jambo needs your help to ensure that 

these students complete their education. Help 

provide better lives for Kenyan children and 

their families by contacting Project Jambo at 

(818) 846-3630, or visit www.projectjambo.org 

for more details. If you would like to schedule a 

free presentation for your club or organization, 

please contact them today. 

Join MOMS Club 

of Burbank 

Area moms are coming together to form a support 

group designed for stay-at-home moms. The 

club offers information about playgroups, outings, 

Mom’s Night Out and more. Come join the fun and 

make new friends. 

For more info, email burbankmoms@gmail.com. 

On April 20, the Whole Earth Art Fair will be 

at Emerson Elementary School, located at 720 

Cypress Ave., from 3:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Local 

art groups will perform on an outdoor stage. 

There will be art booths with recycled materials, 

food, games, displays of green technology and 

handmade art for sale. Bring your family to play, 

listen to music, make art and learn how to tread 

more lightly on the planet. 

The work of being a buyer’s 

agent is demanding, but the 

results make it well worthwhile, 

according to Efi 

Demrchyan, who recently 

joined the Brad Korb Team. 

“There’s a lot of joy in seeing 

the happiness in clients 

when you’ve found them the 

house that they’ve been looking 

for,” said Demrchyan, who 

added that she especially 

appreciates all the resources 

that the Brad Korb Team provides 

to help her to find and 

sell properties tailored to her 

clients’ needs. 

“Efi has phenomenal energy 

and a strong desire to help get 

people into properties that 

meet their specific guidelines,” 

said Heather Tyler, sales manager. 

“She’s always on the go, 

always asking questions of and 

for the buyers and works all 

hours for them.” 

Brad Korb is pleased to have 

Demrchyan on the team. 

“She’s lighthearted and has 

a great personality,” Korb said. 

“She’s a perfect fit for many of 

our clients who are in the market 

to buy property.” 

Whole Earth Art Fair Celebration 

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Agent’s Energy, 

Determination 

Benefits 

Homebuyers 

Efi Demrchyan and Brad Korb 

For more information, call (818) 848-5182.



Why Silva Kalpakyan Loves 

Being a Buyer’s Agent 

Building relationships with 

clients is one of the aspects of 

being a buyer’s agent that 

Silva Kalpakyan likes best. 

“I have a client who’s currently 

in New York and looking 

for property in Burbank,” 

said Kalpakyan, who recently 

joined the Brad Korb Team. Silva Kalpakyan and Brad Korb 

“She calls me a couple of 

times a week just to chit-chat, and not necessarily about business. 

I love selling houses, yes, but I also love having such 

good relationships with the people who buy them.” 

By building positive rapport with clients, Kalpakyan develops 

a good sense of their needs and desires and is better able 

to spot properties that might interest them. 

“Silva has a way about her that helps clients open up and 

talk about their needs,” said Heather Tyler, sales manager for 

the Brad Korb Team. “She has excellent follow-through. She 

takes all her clients to heart.” 

Brad Korb said he is very pleased to have Kalpakyan 

become part of his team. 

“She is so nurturing to her clients,” he said. “She gets to 

know her people and she really cares about them, and it helps 

her find the right properties for them more quickly.” 

Korb Goes ‘Green,’ 

Chooses Hybrid SUV 

The SUV Suburban that Brad Korb drove until 

recently was a great vehicle, but it wasn’t exactly 

environmentally friendly. Recently, Korb switched to 

a new Toyota Highlander hybrid vehicle from Pacific 

Auto Leasing in Glendale. 

The half-electric, half-gasoline-powered vehicle 

puts out about 40 percent less emissions, according 

to Korb, who wanted to do his part to cut down 

on environmental pollution and conserve energy. 

Korb says it’s also a heck of a lot of fun to drive. 

“In city driving, 

it switches over 

to electric so it’s 

completely 

quiet and has 

great acceleration,” 

Korb said. 

“It handles like 

a breeze, and you can watch the energy that you’re 

saving on a dashboard monitor as you drive.” 

Genealogical Society Schedules Family-history Writing Day 

by Beth Maltbie Uyehara 

Conference Co-coordinator 

On June 10, 2007, from 9 a.m. – 4 

p.m., the Southern California 

Genealogical Society will devote an 

entire day of its annual three-day 

Jamboree to family-history writing. 

The conference will be held at the 

Burbank Airport Marriott Hotel and 

Convention Center. 

There will be something offered for 

every level of writer, and for every 

genre of family-history projects. 

The keynote speaker is well-known 

writer Carolyn See, who will discuss 

how to handle family secrets with discretion, 

honesty and sometimes 

humor. Other writers include Judith 

Barrington, who will give two presentations 

on memoirs; Linda Lawrence 

Hunt, author of “Bold Spirit,” who 

will talk about pulling historical 

research together into book-shape; 

D.G. Fulford, one of the founders of 

www.therememberingsite.org and the 

author of several journaling workbooks, 

who will explain how to start 

the memories flowing; Thomas 

Curwen, editor-at-large at the Los 

Angeles Times, who will explain how 

professional writers manage the challenges 

of taking notes, interviewing, 

story structure, dialogue, description 

and characterization. In addition, “A 

Conversation With Megan 

Smolenyak” will offer an informal, 

one-hour gab session on Smolenyak’s 

adventures on “Good Morning America,” 

the PBS series “Ancestors,” and 

her efforts to spearhead the search for 

the real Annie Moore, the first immigrant 

through Ellis Island. 

There will also be two discussion 

panels: Setting the Scene [Researching 

Local History], and Publishing 

Your Family History. Among the various 

panel participants are George G. 

Morgan, past president of ISFHWE, 

Cecilia Rasmussen, local-history 

columnist for the Los Angeles Times, 

and Loretto D. Szucs, vice-president 

of publishing for The Generations 

Network. Another session, Where Do 

We Go From Here, will be led by 

SCGS writers group leader, Jean 

Chapman Snow. 

Discounts are available for registration 

before April 1 and for SCGS 

members. Registrations will be available 

at the door if space permits, but 

early registration is recommended. 

The Marriott has rooms available at 

a special Jamboree price. For complete 

information, visit www.scgsgenealogy.com, 

or call 818.843.7247. 

The library is open to the public for 

research on: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 

Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; 

10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Tuesdays; 10 a.m. – 

4 p.m. on third and fourth Saturdays; 

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on first and second 

Sundays, closed Mondays. 

Southern California Genealogical 

Society is located at 417 Irving Dr., 

Burbank, Calif. Call 818-843-7247, 

email scgs@scgsgenealogy.com or 

visit www.scgsgenealogy.com. 

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Korb Donates 

Computers to 

Learning Center 

In the process of upgrading his office’s computers, 

Brad Korb found himself talking with James Toledo, a 

computer technician, who asked Korb his plans for the 

office’s outmoded computers. Korb answered that he 

wasn’t sure. 

“I know somebody who could use them,” Toledo 

told Korb. 

TWCC Director, Karen Karlsen, delivered a 

thank you picture to Brad. 

Because of Toledo’s recommendation, Korb donated 

the computers to the First Presbyterian Church of 

Burbank’s Travis Weaver Children’s Center (TWCC), 

where Toledo’s daughter started daycare last year. The 

computers are now part of the school’s computer-learning 

center. 

“I was so pleased to know that the computers that had 

become outdated in our own complex operation, but were 

otherwise in perfectly good condition, could be put to 

such good use elsewhere,” Korb said. 

The Travis Weaver Children’s Center is a Christian 

nonprofit, before-and-after-school program that provides 

affordable childcare to kindergarten through fifth-grade 

students in Burbank schools. 

Kiwanis For Fun Hosts Event 

by Isabel Adams 

Save the date for April 29 for the eighth annual charity car 

show and arts and crafts fair at Johnny Carson Park, from 9:30 

a.m. – 3 p.m. 

There will be beautiful antique cars, vendors, prizes, silent 

auction, bake sale, music, music, music and great food! This is a 

wonderful opportunity to help the community and have lots of fun 

at the same time. You do not want to miss this. 

For more information, call Donna or Tony Wade at (818) 846- 

8487, (818) 822-2903 or (818) 822-2901.

Enter to win a 

$20 Starbucks 

gift card to 

spend on your 

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Come Celebrate Earth Day 

Stough Canyon Nature Center, located at 

2300 Walnut Avenue, will celebrate Earth Day, 

Saturday, April 21, 2007 from 1 to 4 p.m. Come 

early and join the Canyon Cleanup at noon. 

Scheduled events: 2 p.m.—Lili Singer: 

Recognized garden writer, Southern Cailfornia 

plant expert, horticulture consultant and educator 

will discuss native and drought tolerant plants. 3 

An agent with the tenacity of a badger is 

a good thing in the real estate business, 

according to Brad Korb Team sales manager 

Heather Tyler. 

“There is a lot of research, scouting, communications 

with lenders and other behindthe-scenes 

kinds of things that go into connecting 

buyers with the right properties, and 

Brett Goodsell is a badger when it comes to 

making sure that he gets what he needs for his 

clients,” Tyler said. 

Brad Korb also praises Goodsell, a 

buyer’s agent who recently joined the Brad 

Korb Team. 

“He seems to have a keen business attitude 

and strong focus on the follow-through that 

makes for smooth, successful transactions,” 

Korb said. 

Goodsell is as enthusiastic about his affiliation 

with Korb. “Brad has been in the business 

for a long time and knows all the ins-and-outs 

of the industry,” Goodsell said. “There’s nothing 

more exciting to me than handing some- 

BURBANK 

RELAY FOR LIFE 

Mark your calendar now for 

Burbank’s annual Relay for Life, 

scheduled for June 23 and 24 at 

Robert Gross Park. More details will 

follow in the coming months. 

If you would like to be a 

part of the committee to 

organize this event, 

please contact Anita 

Dominguez 

at the American 

Cancer Society 

office at 841-2994. 

p.m.—Compost workshop: free compost bin to 

Burbank residents. 

Explore Burbank’s environmental programs! 

Interactive and informational activities, free 

drought tolerant seeds, live animals and crafts! 

For more information, please call (818) 

238-3730. 

Focus, Follow-through Great Assets for Buyers 

Brad Korb shakes hands with Brett 

Goodsell, who has joined the Korb 

Team as a buyer’s agent. 

body the keys to the house they’ve worked 

hard for—it’s pretty much why I’m in the real 

estate business. Everybody in the Burbank 

area knows the name ‘Brad Korb,’so everyone 

knows who you’re working for. Nobody can 

match the kinds of resources Brad provides. 

It’s great for me, and great for my clients.” 

Korb added that he's happy to help share his 

knowledge in the hopes that it will help make 

the next generation of real estate agents that 

much more successful. 

Free Prequalification at Korb Open Houses 

An interesting phenomenon happens fairly 

often in the real estate industry, according to Brad 

Korb. People who are only half-serious about 

buying their dream home mosey into an open 

house, look around and realize this is the place 

they’ve been looking for. Suddenly, they’re very 

serious about buying this, their dream home— 

but don’t know if they qualify financially. 

“We’ve started a program where we have 

lenders there at the open house with us, so we can 

do instant prequalifications on the spot,” Korb 

said. “I’m very excited about this because I don’t 

know of anyone who’s ever done this before.” 

Now, at open houses hosted by the Brad Korb 

Team, members of the Alan Pezeshkian Team 

from Countrywide Home Loans will be on hand, 

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St. Finbar Church Presents Parish Fiesta 

Dear Parishioners: 

I am very excited to announced that 

our Parish Fiesta— “Building Together 

for Our Future”—will be held this year 

on May 4, 5, 6. Come celebrate our 

parish community and the wonderful 

works that God has done in our midst. 

I invite you to join your parish family 

and neighbors during these days, meet 

old friends, make new ones and partake 

in the best ethnic food in Burbank. Come 

and enjoy the games, atmosphere and 

parish spirit. Don’t miss out on the fun, 

mark your calendar for this event now! 

A major part of our fiesta is the opportunity 

drawing. This year we will be 

offering a grand prize in the amount of 

$30,000 cash or a new Mercedes MBZ 

C230 sport sedan. There will be 20 consolation 

prizes of $300 cash each and the 

person who sold the winning ticket will 

win a $1,000 prize. 

Here is the best part, ticket sales are 

limited to 2,500 total tickets, increasing 

the odds of winning. I am asking every 

household to purchase or sell at least one 

ticket. Each ticket has a suggested donation 

of $50. You can stop in to the rectory 

to purchase tickets, to request order 

forms or to receive information, or you 

can call the rectory at (818) 846-6251. 

Community Involvement 

Besides supporting the fiesta by purchasing 

opportunity drawing tickets, the 

fiesta needs many volunteers and dona- 

linked to the Internet and ready to get preapprovals 

for anyone who qualifies. 

“This can save a lot of time for agents and 

customers,” said Sarah Marzbetuny, a homeloan 

consultant with Countrywide who is a 

member of Pezeshkian’s team. “Last year, we 

were the number-one lender nationwide. Our 

processing and operations systems are in-house 

and we’re a direct lender. So, our rates are very 

competitive and we can personalize loans for 

the individual to a degree beyond what limits 

many of our competitors.” 

“What we hope happens with this new program 

is that people who come to an open house 

with just a dream, end up leaving with a dream 

come true,” said Korb. 

tions to help it operate smoothly. We 

need booth workers, help with preparing 

and serving food, setting up, cleaning up, 

etc. 

I am asking you to contribute some of 

your time and talent to this community 

effort, even if you are only able to volunteer 

a few hours during the weekend 

event. This is a great opportunity to meet 

your parish family, while helping to support 

the parish. 

If you have any ideas, or wish to make 

a direct donation to the fiesta, please 

contact Chris or Lucy Platner (818) 840- 

8284, Todd or Jillian Kelly (818) 843- 

7634 or the rectory (818) 846-6251. 

Sponsors 

We offset the costs of the fiesta by 

seeking the support of sponsors within 

our community. Sponsorships are available 

for a minimum of $150 per booth. 

For a $150 sponsorship, you will receive 

your name or the name of your business 

displayed on a booth during the event 

and in the church bulletin prior to the 

event. Anyone interested in sponsoring a 

booth or any other sponsorship, please 

contact Lucy Platner at (818) 840-8284. 

Note: This is the same car raffle that 

was postponed from Nov. 11, 2006 and 

will definitely be drawn on May 6, 2007. 

Good luck! 

Sincerely, 

Fr. Albert Bahhuth, Pastor 

Sarah Marzbetuny of Countrywide 

at a Korb open house.


Rave Review 

OLIVES BISTRO 

COAST ANNABELLE HOTEL 

2011 W. OLIVE AVENUE 

BURBANK, CA 91506 

(818) 845-7800 

by Edie Stanley, Customer Care 

I would never have found this wonderful place if 

my friend hadn’t told me all about it: Tucked inside 

the Coast Annabelle hotel in Burbank is a fabulous 

little bistro. 

I decided to take my husband, Jeff, with me to 

see what all the excitement was about. We arrived 

at around 6 p.m. on a Sunday for dinner, and the 

place was nearly empty, so we were allowed to sit 

anywhere we chose. We ordered lemonade and 

chicken pot stickers for an appetizer.The lemonade 

was homemade and not too sweet. Right after 

ordering, our chicken pot stickers arrived hot and 

delicious with a plum sauce to drizzle over. They 

were out of this world. 

For the main course, I ordered the top sirloin 

RAVE REVIEWS 

RATING GUIDE: 

Client Testimonial 

To Whom It May Concern: 

I heard about the Brad Korb Team from 

my relative, who is also a buyer’s agent for 

Brad’s team. 

My property was sold very quickly and I 

was very satisfied with the sales price that 

Brad was able to sell it for. 

While my home was on the market, Brad 

returned my calls promptly and kept me 

informed during the contract negotiation 


RESTAURANT REVIEW 

steak topped with Gorgonzola herb butter, served 

with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables. 

The steak was cooked to perfection and the 

Gorgonzola was the catcher. 

Jeff had chicken pomodoro, which is a chicken 

breast breaded with Parmesan cheese, served 

with angel hair pasta. The pasta had sautéed 

spinach and diced fresh tomatoes with a garlic 

sauce. The dish was so light and tasty. 

We managed to save a little room for dessert, 

and shared a pecan brownie a la mode.Tasted like 

a warm chocolate soufflé. It wasn't too sweet and 

very light, so it was easy for us to gobble down— 

and want more! 

Our experience was a great one. We will be 

back as often as possible. I will be sure to tell all my 

friends and family about it. Go try it; you'll be glad 

you did! 

BOTTOM-LINE: 

= poor 

= excellent 

process. The service was courteous and 

professional. 

The sale coordinator took care of my 

needs and requests while the property was 

being sold. Escrow also did a great job of 

returning my calls and keeping me 

informed. I would definitely refer The 

Brad Korb Team to my friends and family. 

Van Bloem Singers Look for New Talent 

—Oscar Marquez 

The Van Bloem Singers have just completed its 11th season, and have performed over 250 

shows, all of which were enthusiastically received. Auditions are being held for singers who 

are interested in performing Broadway and contempory music. All ages are welcome—sightreading 

is not necessary. 

Singers who are able to perform between the hours of 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. on weekdays are 

especially welcome, and on an occasional evening or weekend, as well. Rehearsals are 

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TIPS for BUYERS and SELLERS 

Seller Tip Buyer Tip 

How do you find a good agent? 

Getting a recommendation from a friend 

or work colleague is an excellent way to 

find a good agent, whether you are a buyer 

or seller. Be sure to ask if he or she would 

use the agent again. 

You can also call the managers of reputable 

real estate firms and ask them for 

recommendations of agents who have 

worked in your neighborhood. A good 

agent typically works full-time and has several 

years of experience at minimum. 

As a seller, you should interview at least 

three agents, all of whom should make a 

sales presentation, including a comparativemarket 

analysis of local home prices in 

your area. 

The best choice isn’t always the agent 

with the highest asking price for your 

home. Be sure to evaluate all aspects of the 

agent’s marketing plan and how well you 

think you can work with the individual. 

Do we dig deep and buy a dream home, or 

settle for a starter home? 

Choosing between a smaller house in an 

affluent neighborhood, an older, bigger house 

in a more working-class community or a 

brand-new home is not easy. If you’re in this 

situation, start by examining your priorities 

and asking the following questions: 

• Is the surrounding neighborhood or the 

home itself the most important consideration? 

• Is each of the neighborhoods safe? 

• Is quality of the schools an issue? 

• Do any of the areas seem to attract more 

families with children or adult residents? And 

where do you fit in? 

As for the return on your investment, 

home-price appreciation is hard to predict. In 

the late-1980s, and again 10 years later, the 

more expensive move-up housing appreciated 

wildly. But during the recession that followed, 

smaller homes tended to hold their 

value better than more expensive ones. 

Rotary Club Art Show 

Benefits Local Charities 

by Dorothy Black, Rotary Club Studio 

City/Sherman Oaks art show director 

On May 12 – 13, from 10 a.m. – 5 

p.m., The Rotary Club of Studio 

City/Sherman Oaks will hold the annual 

Spring Art Show to benefit local and 

international charities, at Moorpark 

Park in Studio City—on corner of 

Laurel Canyon Boulevard and 

Moorpark Street. 

Participating artists will display and 

sell original crafts, paintings, photography, 

ceramics, jewelry and more. 

The food booth will be maintained 

by Boy Scout Troop #210 of Burbank, 

under the direction of Scout Master 

Bill O’Leary. The troop will sell 

refreshments to help fund projects. The 

projects include sending the boys to 

camp, camping supplies and training 

classes in CPR, first aid and leadership. 

The Boy Scouts of America is the 

nation’s foremost youth program of 

character development and valuesbased 

leadership training. 

Admission to the art show is free. 

For more info, call (818) 775-3877. 

Monday evenings from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Burbank. This busy and talented group of 

singers performs over 25 shows each year for service clubs, volunteer organizations, retiree 

and church groups, senior residences and other charitable organizations. Singers need not 

make every performance. 

The group’s repertoire includes, “The Music of Broadway,” “Showstoppers,” 

“Music Americana,” “Music of the Forties,” “Music of the Movies,” “Music of the Islands” 

and “Music for the Holidays.” 

For more information, call Elaine Paonessa, Musical Director, at (818) 845-6851.

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