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12-04-08, 01:10
I thought I would post this little tidbit concerning Hollywood and our gun rights. I subscribe to the online newsletter from the Brady Center so I can keep track of their shenanigans. I recently went to their website and found some interesting news concerning Hollwood actors and actresses who are supporting and taking part in some of their events. Also, present is the Sheriff of L.A County my old home until recently. He is very anti-gun and not well liked according to some of the deputies that I know back there.
http://www.bradycenter.org/donate/events/2007/la/
Hollywood stars Will Ferrell, Amy Brenneman, Jeffrey Ross, James Whitmore and Peter Weller all turned out for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence event at the home of Shelley and Frank Litvack on Sunday, November 11th.
The evening honored Joan Hill, Brady Center Board of Trustees and David Hill, Chairman/CEO Fox Sports with the Sarah Brady Visionary Award. John Walsh, Host, America's Most Wanted, and Tim Heyne, President, Union Entertainment Group and President, Ventura County Brady Campaign Chapter were also presented with awards honoring their commitment to a safer America. Los Angeles County Sheriff Leroy D. Baca was presented the James S. Brady Law Enforcement Award.
Also participating in the program were Chairman of the Boston Red Sox, Tom Werner, Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton and Peter Read, the father of Mary Read, who was tragically lost in the Virginia Tech massacre. Comedian Jeffrey Ross performed a hilarious routine at the end of the evening.
Brady Center President Paul Helmke gave stirring remarks, and Senator Ted Kennedy and Victoria Reggie Kennedy sent a video message of congratulations to their friends, Joan and David Hill. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d'ouevres and desserts as they participated in an exciting silent auction. Special thanks to Event Chair Sheila Walker for all of her help with the event and auction.
The Brady Center would like to thank all our supporters, volunteers and auction donors for their time, energy and commitment to keeping America safe from gun violence.
Here are some other past event attendees.
http://www.bradycenter.org/donate/events/2007/la/
Hollywood stars Sylvester Stallone, Jenny McCarthy, Bernie Mac and Tom Arnold all turned out for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence event at the home of Joan and David Hill on Sunday, November 12th.
Joan, member of the Brady Center Board of Trustees, and David, Chairman and CEO of Fox Sports Television Group and President of DirecTV Entertainment Group, hosted a star-studded evening honoring activists Mary Leigh and Charles Blek, Chairman of Hispanic Communications Network Jeff Kline and Lionsgate CEO and Co-Chairman Jon Feltheimer. Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton was also in attendance to present the James Brady Law Enforcement Award to Los Angeles Police Officer Gonazalo Lara.
The Brady Center was thrilled to announce the establishment of the Matthew Blek Memorial Endowment at the event. Start-up funding for the Endowment came from a generous donation from the Orange County Citizens for the Prevention of Gun Violence, which was founded in 1995 by honorees Charles and Mary Leigh Blek in memory of their son, Matthew. Interest from the Endowment will be used for scholarships and stipends for activists to attend Brady trainings and conferences.
Brady Center President Paul Helmke and California State Senator Jack Scott gave remarks, and Kathleen "Bird" York gave a beautiful performance of the Oscar-winning theme song "In The Deep," from the movie Crash. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d'ouevres and desserts as they participated in an exciting silent auction. Special thanks to Event Chair Sheila Walker for all of her help with the event and auction.
The Brady Center was proud to receive such wonderful donations, and would like to thank all our supporters, volunteers and auction donors for their time, energy and commitment to keeping America safe from gun violence.
http://www.bradycenter.org/donate/events/2007/la/
Hollywood stars Will Ferrell, Amy Brenneman, Jeffrey Ross, James Whitmore and Peter Weller all turned out for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence event at the home of Shelley and Frank Litvack on Sunday, November 11th.
The evening honored Joan Hill, Brady Center Board of Trustees and David Hill, Chairman/CEO Fox Sports with the Sarah Brady Visionary Award. John Walsh, Host, America's Most Wanted, and Tim Heyne, President, Union Entertainment Group and President, Ventura County Brady Campaign Chapter were also presented with awards honoring their commitment to a safer America. Los Angeles County Sheriff Leroy D. Baca was presented the James S. Brady Law Enforcement Award.
Also participating in the program were Chairman of the Boston Red Sox, Tom Werner, Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton and Peter Read, the father of Mary Read, who was tragically lost in the Virginia Tech massacre. Comedian Jeffrey Ross performed a hilarious routine at the end of the evening.
Brady Center President Paul Helmke gave stirring remarks, and Senator Ted Kennedy and Victoria Reggie Kennedy sent a video message of congratulations to their friends, Joan and David Hill. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d'ouevres and desserts as they participated in an exciting silent auction. Special thanks to Event Chair Sheila Walker for all of her help with the event and auction.
The Brady Center would like to thank all our supporters, volunteers and auction donors for their time, energy and commitment to keeping America safe from gun violence.
Here are some other past event attendees.
http://www.bradycenter.org/donate/events/2007/la/
Hollywood stars Sylvester Stallone, Jenny McCarthy, Bernie Mac and Tom Arnold all turned out for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence event at the home of Joan and David Hill on Sunday, November 12th.
Joan, member of the Brady Center Board of Trustees, and David, Chairman and CEO of Fox Sports Television Group and President of DirecTV Entertainment Group, hosted a star-studded evening honoring activists Mary Leigh and Charles Blek, Chairman of Hispanic Communications Network Jeff Kline and Lionsgate CEO and Co-Chairman Jon Feltheimer. Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton was also in attendance to present the James Brady Law Enforcement Award to Los Angeles Police Officer Gonazalo Lara.
The Brady Center was thrilled to announce the establishment of the Matthew Blek Memorial Endowment at the event. Start-up funding for the Endowment came from a generous donation from the Orange County Citizens for the Prevention of Gun Violence, which was founded in 1995 by honorees Charles and Mary Leigh Blek in memory of their son, Matthew. Interest from the Endowment will be used for scholarships and stipends for activists to attend Brady trainings and conferences.
Brady Center President Paul Helmke and California State Senator Jack Scott gave remarks, and Kathleen "Bird" York gave a beautiful performance of the Oscar-winning theme song "In The Deep," from the movie Crash. Guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d'ouevres and desserts as they participated in an exciting silent auction. Special thanks to Event Chair Sheila Walker for all of her help with the event and auction.
The Brady Center was proud to receive such wonderful donations, and would like to thank all our supporters, volunteers and auction donors for their time, energy and commitment to keeping America safe from gun violence.