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San Diego Council on Literacy

Chairman's Circle Reception 2012

in honor of David C. Copley

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It was a bittersweet evening for the 19th Annual Chairman's Circle Reception for the San Diego Council on Literacy December 6th, 2012.

Held at the beautiful Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's La Jolla location, this reception was the first year that the late David Copley was not present..... but then actually, he was present in so many ways.

A fond look back to the San Diego Council on Literacy's Chairman Circle Event in 2011. Pictured here are Karin Winner with David Copley, Judith Harris (immediate past chair of the San Diego Public Library Foundation, and Andrew Shelton

For loyal literacy supporters, it was a plethora of incredible memories of David, as well as his mother Helen Copley, hosting the Chairman's Circle Reception at the James S. Copley Library as they did for 17 years. And it just the year before that David opened up his beautiful home Foxhill for the reception. All wonderful memories were omnipresent at the 2012 reception.

Literacy supporters Judith Harris and Dr. Robert Singer had this to say. "We were introduced to the San Diego Council on Literacy by Helen and David Copley decades ago. While they were incredibly generous to many causes, this was one of their favorite organizations. As avid readers and champions of literacy, they encouraged all of their friends to be supportive. We are proud to honor their memory through our continued belief in the mission of this worthwhile organization."

Worthwhile it is. Stats from the SDCOL reveal the following:

"There are 26 affiliated literacy programs that provide free literacy assistance to adults, families and children in San Diego County." In the last year," these programs served 160,000 total learners."

We at San Diego Social Diary believe that "Literacy is the foundation and a gateway to a productive and better life. Education, Awareness and Outreach are the key elements to improving lives and the future of our community."

For the 2007 event Dr. Robert Singer and Judith Harris were honored for their important presence and support of the San Diego Council on Literacy.

J. Walscher Comunications wasrecognized this year for their important support as was US Bank and National University in previous years.

With wonderful support from attendeess at this event, to volunteers, the Copley Family legacy for literacy is vibrant and steadfast.

Special appreciation goes to Jose Cruz, Chief Executive Officer of the San Diego Council on Literacy, to Kimberly Koch, Executive Assistant to the David C. Copley Trust, the David C. Copley Trust for underwriting the beautiful Rick Wood/ Elegant Events catered buffet and the Giuseppe Fine Catering drink service. Also special gratitude to the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla represented by Charles Castle for hosting this event.

And to Judith Harris and Robert Singer for all they did quietly behind the scenes.

Bravo to all for a perfect and synergistic fit for this event blending David Copley's love for literacy and the MCASD.

To learn more please visit www.LiteracySanDiego.org

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Jose Cruz, President of the San Diego Council on Literacy, and Scott Johnston

Elegant Events beautiful buffet by Rick Wood and his team

Cindy Dunlevy and Nancy Rohland of National University

Jose Cruz with Nancy Rohland of National University, Karen Trimble of US Bank, and Cindy Dunlevy

New SDCOL supporter Taylor Miller ** Charlene Pryor

Dr. Robert Singer, Scott Johnston, and Rick Wood of Elegant Events

Charles Castle with MCASD and Jose Cruz

Deborah Barrow, San Diego Public Library Director

Jeanne Jones and Dr. Robert Singer

Carol Deitz with Bob Alden

San Diego Public Library Foundation's CEO Jay Hill with Drew Schlossberg

The 2011 Learner Speaker Awardee and book author of' 'The Teacher Who Couldn't Read' and 'The Bridge to Literacy,' John Corcoran

MCASD's Charles Castle with Stan Levy

Above and Below, Kim Gillespie with Sandra McBrayer and Jeffrey Woodson

Dr. Robert Singer accepting an award for all he and his wife have done to champion and support literacy

Walscher PR accepting their award

Drew Schlossberg with Walscher PR representatives

Dr. Robert Singer humbly accepting an award by SDCOL Board Member John Corcoran

Above and Below, Margo Schwab and Taylor Miller, Below, with Dr. Robert Singer

US Bank's Karen Trimble with Dr. Robert Singer

Scott Johnston with Karen Trimble of US Bank, Dr. Robert Singer, and Taylor Miller

Friends of Literacy, John Corcoran and Dr. Robert Singer

Dr. Robert Singer and Jose Cruz remembering happy times and 'happy days' with David Copley

Dr. Robert Singer with Jose Cruz and John Corcoran

Rick Wood perusing his copy of the San Diego Social Diary Collector's Edition

Eric and Jenni Busboom

Helga Moore

Above and Below, Dr. Robert Singer (with money for the valet) with Scott Johnston

Paul Palmer of Big Brothers and Big Sisters with his San Diego Social Diary Collector's Edition Book

Shelly Albertazzi with Torrey Albertazzi

Margo Schwab with Nancy Rohland of National University

John Corcoran, an amazing author and example of literacy's value

Carrie Scott, Co-Vice Chair for the San Diego Council on Literacy

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We at San Diego Social Diary are proud to have known David Copley.... what a positive inspiration he was for animals, science, the arts, and literacy. We endeavor to carry on his tradition of quiet but important support for the community of San Diego and Southern California. We are truly inspired....Sincerely, Margo Schwab, Scott Johnston, and Kima!

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* Margo Schwab, MBA, more formally known as Margaret E. Schwab, has produced, written, interviewed and photographed for various media organizations since 1989. Schwab attended Holton Arms School, La Jolla Country Day School and La Jolla High School. Schwab has a B.A. from Scripps College, spent a business internship with S.A.I.C., Science Applications International Corporation, and earned a Masters of Business degree, M.B.A., from the University of San Diego by way of Claremont Graduate School . Schwab additionally took college courses from Harvard University, and Syracuse University. Schwab volunteers for numerous charity organizations. She also continues to support animal organizations and the prevention of people and animal abuse. Schwab is the editor and co-owner of The Social Diary.

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Margo Schwab and Scott Johnston are both members of the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club (Margo Schwab since 1974) and both are now members of the University Club and its worldwide ClubCorp Compass Society. Margo Schwab and Scott Johnston are Police Press credentialed by the Chief of Police, William Lansdowne.

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