Native Sons of the Golden West Aid Children Born with Cleft Palate
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
Attending from Arrowhead #110 were Jim and Gayla Smith (San Bernardino), Carol Robb (Grand Terrace) Sherry Livingston (Rialto), Barbara Kimball (San Bernardino), Evelyn Alexander (San Bernardino), Garry Devlin (Rialto), and Doug Calkins (Beaumont).
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
Native Son's Grand President Dwight Dutschke, along with Bob Leslie and Steve Faessel, present the $55,000 check to Sister Maureen Craig.
Photo Courtesy of: Carol Robb
The newest addition to the Cleft Palate Center team is therapy dog Zeke. This gentle labradoodle is a hit with families, patients and staff alike.
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