In honor of Deer Valley High student Jonathon Parker who was shot and killed following a basketball game at the school parking lot, last year

Please attend our march against gun violence, it is our second annual event held June 5th at 5pm beginning at Antioch City Sports Club to Deer Valley High School. My company called Johnny’s Angels, LLC created a group page called “In Honor Of Our Loved Ones” to build an alliance to end gun violence and we did just that. We have linked with families all over the world, some as far as Alaska. We are airing the protest live for families who cannot attend such as in North Carolina, South Carolina, Chicago, Illinois, Alaska, Minnesota, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Georgia, and Kansas City. Attendees of the march will be holding signs to honor their loved ones, and others loved ones, lost to gun violence.

I created the event and group in honor of my son, Jonathon D’wayne Parker, who was murdered leaving his high school event at DVHS. We have mailed flyers/shirts/invites/ all over the world and are requesting that people march in their area if they cannot attend. The goal is to SAVE ANTIOCH, SAVE OUR YOUTH, SAVE LIVES, make a difference, make a change, make the event global, bring awareness to gun violence, and statistically see if there is a decline in murders during the month of June.

We also have families attending from different states and are hoping they will feel welcomed, families from Mississippi, Tennessee, Colorado, Arizona, & Nevada.

WE BELIEVE ANTIOCH COULD BE THE HOME, THE LANDMARK OF THIS MAJOR EVENT THAT COULD BECOME GLOBAL CREATED BY ALIZCIA GURULE’ IN MEMORY OF JONATHON D’WAYNE PARKER.

Please see above just one flyer. We have to create three to fit all of the request. We have over 70 families requesting that ANTIOCH march for their loved ones.

Thank you.

Alizcia Gurule’

Johnny’s Angels LLC (CEO)

BA- Psychology

MA-Education 1st Year 

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JUNETEENTH

A Celebration of Freedom day.

A day to celebration the progress of the African American community and remember the struggles past and present.

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Kiwanis Club members including event chair Antwon Webster (left), past president Kay Power and Katie Young honor Deborah Hicks (with certificate) for most ticket sales for the annual BBQ fundraiser on Saturday, May 22, 2021.

Chuck’s Wagon, led by owner Charles Smith, Jr., with the help of Dallas Ranch Middle School principal Bridget Spires (left) and Velma Wilson (right) served the dinners.

By Allen Payton

Kiwanis Club of The Delta Antioch hosted their annual tri-tip BBQ fundraiser at the VFW hall on Saturday, May 22, 2021.  The event pre-sold 140 tickets and the event sold out on the day of, serving 175 meals. This year’s event offered a drive-thru pick up, with the barbecuing provided by Chuck’s Wagon Catering, and dessert provided by RiverTown Sweets.

Under the direction of Antwon Webster, the event’s committee chairman, the club modified the event to accommodate the COVID restrictions to ensure the three annual scholarships for Antioch High School, Dozier-Libbey Medical, and Deer Valley High School are funded and can be awarded in July. Kiwanis’ continued support of Key Club members is the driving force behind this event’s success.

Club members Martha Parsons, who helped at the event and George Stewart who barbecued the tri-tip.

Deborah Hicks, Key Club Ambassador for Deer Valley led the ticket sales with 40 tickets.

“I want to say thank you to Deborah Hicks for selling $600 of tickets for the fundraiser,” said Webster.

Thanks to the generosity of Antioch community leaders 15 meals were donated to the Antioch Police Department, and several meals were donated to local veterans.

The Kiwanis Club of The Delta-Antioch, in Antioch, CA, is a group of local men and women who believe in their motto, “Serving the Children of the World”! They are one of 9 clubs in Division 26 of the Cal-Nev-Ha District of Kiwanis International. Their vision is to make a difference in our community through our service especially to the children of our community and the world.

To learn more about visit their website or Facebook page at www.facebook.com/KiwanisClubOfDeltaAntioch.

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