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Round-Ups - 2008
A look in retrospect of events supporting Happy Trails Children's Foundation in Photo's |
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Curly Jim Musgrave with fellow entertainers Belinda Gail, Juni Fisher, and Gary Robertson at Curly’s Cowboy Christmas last December. |
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Curly’s grandsons helped him out during the Christmas show. |
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Tom and Sandy Mosley presented a check to Joel Dortch for the foundation in the amount of $250 at “Last Stand at Chimney Rock.” They made cowboy coffee and great food for the participants all weekend in exchange for free-will donations to the foundation. |
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Long-time friend Randy Hannold of Arly Sound provides sound, staging, and lighting for all the foundation events. |
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General William Keys, USMC ret., head of Colt’s Mfg. Co. LLC, was presented a gorgeous sterling silver Cattle Baron buckle by the foundation as a token of our appreciation of his support through the years. Photo courtesy of Jeff Radziwon. |
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Members of the Double R Bar Regulators, our local High Desert SASS club and long-time supporters of the foundation, presented a check for $5,000 to the foundation. |
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The Tumbling Tumbleweeds, a popular group of young men who perform in the style of the Sons of the Pioneers, will be entertaining this year at Curly’s Cowboy Christmas, December 14. |
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Volunteers Esther Robert and Oscar Yanez with staff members Margaret Netcell and Debbie Percival at the Breakfast Club. |
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Members of the U. S. Territorial Marshals club, long-time supporters of the foundation, presented a check in the amount of $1,000 to Joel Dortch for the foundation during the SASS Convention last December. |
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Captain Cookie Cutter aka Jim Levell, presented a donation of $1,3280 for the foundation to Joel Dortch during the Gunfight Behind the Jersey Lily on October 26. These funds represented the proceeds from a delicious spaghetti dinner enjoyed by the participants at the event. Photo courtesy of Mr. Quigley Photography. |
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Executive Director Joel Dortch presented a beautiful Cattle Baron buckle to Pastor Randy Gibson at the first Breakfast Club in February 2008. Pastor Gibson and his family were regular attendees at the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Film Festival since the first one over 10 years ago. | ||
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Wench, aka Shirley, along with her husband, Mongo aka Dave Miller, of Pagosa Springs, CO, have raised funds for the foundation at various Cowboy Fast Draw matches all across the country. Photo courtesy of Billy Barnthouse. |
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Popular actor and festival guest Ben Cooper and his wife Pamela, were our featured celebrities at the first meeting of the Breakfast Club last February. Regretfully, Pamela passed away after a lengthy illness just before Labor Day this year. We all miss her. |
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Veteran stuntman/character actor Neil Summers was the special celebrity guest at the second edition of the Breakfast Club on September 13, with foundation Operations Manager, Margaret Netcell and favorite character actor/celebrity auctioneer Cliff Emmich. |
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Former foundation president, John Armstrong, presented our annual Good Guy White Hat Award to long-time foundation board member and treasurer, Robert FitzSimmons, at the 19th Annual Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Celebrity Golf Tournament. |
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The Willmas Charitable Trust gave the foundation a Grant in the amount of $15,000 to purchase new sports equipment for the boys at the Cooper Home. Included were softballs, basketballs, soccer balls, footballs, bats, bases, exercise equipment and much, much more. The boys are really putting this equipment to good use. |
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