Volume XI, Issue 12 February, 2019

OUR NEXT MEETING:

Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019

North Ridge Country Club 7600 Madison Avenue Fair Oaks, California

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Membership: Caroline Takahashi-McDonald

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President: Terri Lyn Alexander (916 ) 723-6156

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Editor: Emily Humpal (209) 326-9800

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Speaker John McGinness John McGinness spent more than 31 years with the Sheriff's Department and has served in every service area of the Department. He is a highly decorated veteran with a background in many high profile assignments. McGinness served for many years as a member of the elite Sheriff's Motorcycle Detail where he was a training officer and team leader. He also served as a CSI investigator, homicide detective and department spokesman. McGinness was promoted through the ranks and ultimately commanded the Centralized Investigation Division until he was appointed under-sheriff in March of 2001. McGinness served as under-sheriff until elected sheriff in 2006. McGinness is an adjunct professor of criminal justice, communications, leadership and professional studies with the California State University. McGinness hosts his own show on Sacramento's top rated NewsRadio KFBK on AM 1530 and FM 93.1. McGinness holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Public Administration and a Master of Science Degree in Emergency Services Administration from the California State University, Long Beach, and is a graduate of the prestigious West Point Leadership Institute. McGinness was appointed to the POST Commission by Governor Schwarzenegger in 2007. John lives in Folsom, California with his wife, Peggy.

We had a really nice January meeting but many of our members were very ill and hope they are all feeling better and we will be able to see them at our next monthly meeting. Gaylon Kastner, who is the CFRW Vice President North, presided over our installation of 2019 officers during our January general meeting. We really appreciated her traveling with a Couple of her good friends to install our officers. We had an added bonus by having Anne Lynch, who is a senior project manager with Jacobs Engineering in Sacramento, present a program on her and May Ruth Lynch’s recent trip to France for the 2018 World War I Centennial Celebration. We have more conferences coming up soon. One is the CFRW Northern Division Conference and Leadership Forum at the Sacramento Marriott in Ranch Cordova on January 25-26, 2019. The CAGOP Convention will be held at the Sacramento Hyatt on February 22-24, 2019. The CFRW 2019 Winter BOD/Advocacy Meeting and Conference will be held on March 8-10, 2019 at the Sacramento Marriott in Ranch Cordova. The focus will be educating our members empowering our clubs. There will be workshops and great speakers. Contact me if you want to register for our Republican Women Federated events. Please make sure you read the Capitol Update article in our newsletter by Allison Olson our CFRW Advocate. With the super majority in both houses, the Legislative Democrats and Governor Newsom have unbridled power. He has plans for universal healthcare, affordable housing, universal pre-kindergarten, free community college, social programs on top of Social programs. Allison will also explain SB 10, Bail Reform Bill, which we need to educate voters to defeat this terrible bill. I want to thank all of you who have supported our Opportunity Drawing in the past and I hope more of you can help contribute to our major fundraiser for our club. Some of the items preferred are gift cards, gift baskets and plants. Thanks to all the members and guests for attending our general meetings and supporting our club.

God Bless you all.

- Terri Lyn Alexander, President

Executive Board

President Terri Lyn Alexander (916) 723-6156 1st Vice President Nina Caron (916) 631-9277 2nd Vice President Caroline Takahashi-McDonald (916) 225-6606 Recording Secretary Mary Smothers (916) 631-8499 Treasurer May Ruth Lynch (916) 382-4412 Finance Review Officer Carol Usmial (916) 638-7809 Corresponding Secretary Cammie Hottinger (916) 932-4258 Parliamentarian Bev Acker (916) 297-7801

Directors

Caring for America Mary Smothers (916) 939-9560 Sharon Sanders (916) 852-8236 Military Support/Appreciation/Toys for Troops Kids/Community Projects Communications Mariluz Buchanan (530) 564-4418 Bulletin Editor (OPEN) / Internet Updates/Blasts (Joan Moghadam) / Publicity (Kay Burton) / Telephone Committee (Pammy Huston) / Photographer (Mariluz Buchanan) Education Karen Klinger (916) 712-8889 Advocacy Workshop / Legislation (Local, State and National) / Scholarships Elections Emily Humpal (209) 326-9800 GOVT / Precinct Walking / Voter Registration / Running for Office Assistance / Voter Fraud Membership Outreach Dolores O’Brien (916) 721-3075 Internet Advisor (Janet Gardner) / Satellite Clubs Organizer / Assistant to 2nd Vice President / Young Republican Clubs Liaison / Hospitality (Kay Burton, Ann Dunn, Dottie Linden, Suzanne Jones) Special Events Tabitha Gomez (916) 206-6467 Christmas Event / Whistle Stop 1st Vice President / Membership Celebration w/ 2nd Vice President / Fundraisers not under specific chairs

Committee Chairs

Americanism Marylou Colombo (916) 635-1003 Awards/Historian Bev Acker (916) 297-7801 Birthdays Mariluz Buchanan (530) 564-4418 Central Com Liaison Terri Lyn Alexander (916) 723-6156 Central Com Liaison Karen Klinger (916) 481-1071 Chaplain Glenda Thompson (916) 481-5593 Reservations Karen Klinger (916) 481-1071 Reservations Cammie Hottinger (916) 932-4258 Opportunity Drawing JoAnne Pearson (916) 631-0031 Ways & Means/Jewelry Peggy McGinness (916) 351-0512

CFRW Official Email Correspondence

Capitol Alert

Friday, January 18, 2019 Nam-Yong Horn, President

The Legislative Agenda This is about the time the new governor and new legislature set their agenda for the new session. Gavin Newsom laid out some of his priorities in his inaugural address, and now the legislature has begun rolling out bills. The legislature has until Friday, January 25th to send bill requests to the Legislative Counsel and until February 22nd to introduce bills. With a super majority in both houses, the Legislative Democrats and Governor Newsom have unbridled power. What's at the top of their list? Universal healthcare. Affordable housing. Universal Pre-Kindergarten. Free Community College. Social programs on social programs on social programs. And the very liberal legislative Democrats are chomping at the bit. Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D, Paramount) said, "You're going to see a shift in power. The legislature is going to have more power than ever before." We will need our members educated and informed about what is happening in Sacramento. Government programs cost money, taxpayer money. To keep the electorate engaged and informed will take work and our members must be engaged as well!

Bail Reform On The Ballot

As you may recall last year, Senator Bob Hertzberg (D,Van Nuys ) successfully abolished cash bail, effec-tively outlawing the work of 3,000 bail bondsmen in our state. Not to mention abolishing any incentive for bad guys to appear in court. Instead, SB 10 created "risk-assessment based" bail program which calls for a pretrial to determine low, medium, or high risk. Luckily, a ballot measure is headed for the 2020 to repeal the brand new law. In 90 days 575,000 signatures were collected to repeal cashless bail when only 365,000 were needed. Because the referendum qualified, SB 10 will not go into effect until the voters de-cide in 2020. Once again, we will need to work in educating voters to defeat this terrible bill.

CFRW Winter Conference Join us in Rancho Cordova, March 8-10, for our CFRW Winter Conference! The power of the past with the force of the future will be our focus. Educating our members, empowering our clubs, and moving forward with workshops and speakers you don't want to miss! CLICK HERE for our Call to Conference and Regis-tration page! -Allison Olson, CFRW Advocate

Dist 1 – Doug LaMalfa (R) 202-225-3076 Dist 2 – Jared Huffman (D) 202-225-5161 Dist 3 – John Garamendi (D) 202-225-1880 Dist 4 – Tom McClintock (R) 202-225-2511 Dist 5 – Mike Thompson (D) 202-225-3311 Dist 6 – Doris O. Matsui (D) 202-225-7163 Dist 7 – Ami Bera (D) 202-225-5716 Dist 8 – Paul Cook (R) 202-225-5861 Dist 9 – Jerry McNerney (D) 202-225-1947 Dist 10 – Josh Harder (D) 202-225-4540 Dist 11 – Mark DeSaulnier (D)202-225-2095 Dist 12 – Nancy Pelosi (D) 202-225-4965 Dist 13 – Barbara Lee (D) 202-225-2661 Dist 14 – Jackie Speier (D) 202-225-3531 Dist 15 – Eric Swalwell (D) 202-225-5065 Dist 16 – Jim Costa (D) 202-225-3341 Dist 17 – Ro Khanna (D) 202-225-2631 Dist 18 – Anna G. Eshoo (D) 202-225-8104 Dist 19 – Zoe Lofgren (D) 202-225-3072 Dist 20 – Jimmy Panetta (D) 202-225-2861 Dist 21 – TJ Cox (D 202-225-4695 Dist 22 – Devin Nunes (R) 202-225-2523 Dist 23 – Kevin McCarthy (R) 202-225-2915

BORDER SECURITY AND WALL BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO CALIFORNIA AND THE UNITED STATES NEEDS YOU TO HELP DEFEND AMERICA

AND THE ONES WE LOVE. You don’t have to pull out your gun, pitch fork, or knife. Your phone is your weapon. Please call ALL or as many of the 2 U.S. Senators and 53 U.S. House Representatives from California telling them that you want $25 Billion Dollars allocated for Border security and the wall to defend those we love. Names & Phone Numbers are provided below. Send to everyone in your email list and ask them to make calls and share with students, who may need community credits. Thank you. U.S SENATORS: Diane Feinstein (D) – 202-224-3841 or San Diego District Office 619-231-9712; Kamala Harris (D) – 202-224-3553 or Sacramento District Office 916-448-2787 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES from California:

Dist 26 – Julia Brownley (D) 202-225-5811 Dist 27 – Judy Chu (D) 202-225-5464 Dist 28 – Adam Schiff (D) 202-225-4176 Dist 29 – Tony Cardenas (D) 202-225-6131 Dist 30 – Brad Sherman (D) 202-225-5911 Dist 31 – Pete Aguilar (D) 202-225-3201 Dist 32 – Grace Napolitano (D) 202-225-5256 Dist 33 – Ted Lieu (D) 202-225-3976 Dist 34 – Jimmy Gomez (D) 202-225-6235 Dist 35 – Norma Torres (D) 202-225-6161 Dist 36 – Raul Ruiz (D) 202-225-5330 Dist 37 – Karen Bass (D) 202-225-7084 Dist 38 – Linda Sanchez (D) 202-225-6676 Dist 39 – Gilbert Ray Jr. Cisneros (D) 202-225-4111 Dist 40 – Lucille Roybal-Allard(D)202-225-1766 Dist 41 – Mark Takano (D) 202-225-2305 Dist 42 – Ken Calvert (D) 202-225-1986 Dist 43 – Maxine Waters (D) 202-225-2201 Dist 44 – Nanette Barragan (D) 202-225-8220 Dist 45 – Katie Porter (D) 202-225-5611 Dist 46 – Luis J. Correa (D) 202-225-2965 Dist 47 – Alan Lowenthal (D) 202-225-7924 Dist 48 – Harley Rouda (D) 202-225-2415 Dist 49 – Mike Levin (D) 202-225-3906 Dist 50 – Duncan D. Hunter (R) 202-225-5672 Dist 51 – Juan Vargas (D) 202-225-8045

7 Republican Districts from California were targeted & lost because Governor Brown signed changes to AB 1921 that allowed “Ballot Harvesting”. Ballot Harvesting allows anyone, even a paid political Campaign worker, to collect and return ballots – “harvesting” them. AB 1921 (Elections - Author/Assembly Member Lorena Gonzalez, Democrat - San Diego). IS “BALLOT HARVESTING” VOTER FRAUD? (Jeff Denham/Dist 10; David Valadeo/Dist 21; Steve Knight/Dist 25; Ed Royce/Dist 39; Mimi Walters/Dist 45; Dana Rohrabacher/Dist 48; and Darrel Issa/Dist 49).

By Caroline Takahashi-McDonald

Greetings Ladies! I hope your New Year has got off to a great start. If you haven’t already, it’s still time to renew your SRWF memberships for 2019! Also, ladies, please take a moment to update your contact information if necessary, confirm that we have your correct birthday, (month and day only) and your correct e-mail address to ensure you Receive our monthly newsletter. You definitely won’t want to miss out! We currently have 32 new and renewing members plus 6 affiliate/associate mem-bers for 2019. That means there are 97 more ladies that need to sign-up make our group whole again. With your help, we hope to grow even more as each of you invite friends and family to be our very special guests! If you wish to renew your membership for 2019, please complete the membership form (at the end of this newsletter) and send it along with your check to: 2019 Mem-bership chair Caroline Takahashi-McDonald, 4948 Olive Oak Way, Carmichael, CA 95608. If you need help signing-up or have any questions at all, call Caroline at 916 225-6606 or email her at lemondropcake@gmail.com. Remember your husbands are always welcome at our meetings. If they would like to join as Affiliate members, have them fill out the membership form (at the end of this newsletter). If you are a member of another Republican Women’s club, you can join us at an associate member. If you know of anyone who would like to become a mem-ber or an affiliate or associate member, please bring them to the next luncheon or have them contact Caroline for additional information.

Caring For America Our February Birthdays!

Betsy Mahan Emily Humpal Martha Pike Ann Bechtel Beverly Acker Melinda Avey Ann Dunn Lorin Meeks-Harris

-Cammie Hottinger, Corresponding Secretary (916) 932-4258 Camille727@att.net

Sunshine Report We had many member unable to attend last month’s meeting because of the cold and flu. We hope everyone has recovered! Please let me hear from you if you have anything to report on one of our members or if you would like to share news of your own.

Dear gracious heavenly Father,

As we gather here today in the first week of the new year, we look forward to new beginnings. Lord, we ask that you will direct our paths and renew us as we endeavor to correct mistakes in our own lives. Guide us also in our efforts to change the direction our elected officials are taking us. If we are to turn back the tide of liberalism, we must be unified and vigilant supporting those who are providing the light of hope in these challenging times. We are so fortunate to be members of this group, dedicated to working for good government and holding the line against the attempted transformation of our beloved America. Father, please bless the newly elected officers of our club and those who will work with them in the year ahead. Our paths may be rocky, but in the words of Peter Marshall: When we long for life without difficulties, remind us that oaks grow strong in contrary words, and diamonds are made under pressure.” And now, dear Lord, bless this food that it may nourish us in Your services. In Your Name, Amen -Glenda Thompson, Chaplain (916) 481-5593

Happy New Year Ladies! This is going to be a very energetic year as we travel the path to our September NFRW Convention in Indianapolis. The journey will take a renewed effort from each of us to con-tinue building and expanding our membership in preparation for the crucial 2020 presidential election. As we gear up our forces for the upcoming season, I ask you to please continue to call and write your Senators and Congressional representatives in support of President Trump and his work to keep our country safe. The voices and messages they receive are instrumental to how they vote on this matter. Let’s make sure the voices they hear belong to Republicans. We are working on our upcoming NFRW Board of Directors meeting in Alexandria, VA, on March 29-30 and invite you to attend (the Official Call will go out at the end of February). We have information and speakers lined up that we know you will be excited about, as well as planning a Back to Basics Reboot that will help you plan for 2019 and beyond. Please be aware of the Achievement Awards deadlines for convention, which are posted on the NFRW website under the Members tab. I say once again, please work together in your states and clubs to be peacemakers. The pathway to success is built on our ability to work together as a team. Let us continue to be steadfast in our desire to strengthen our clubs and build goodwill in our neighborhoods. For the love of country,

What Are Donald Trump’s Chances For Re-Election In 2020?

If history is any guide, pretty good. In early 1994, Bill Clinton’s approval rating after two years in office hovered around a dismal 40 percent. The first midterm elections of the Clinton presidency were an utter disaster. A new generation of younger, more conservative Republicans led by firebrand Newt Gingrich and his “Contract with America” gave Republicans a majority in the House of Representatives for the first time in 40 years. Republicans also picked up eight Senate seats in 1994 to take majority control of both houses of Congress. It was no wonder that Republicans thought the 1996 presidential election would be a Republican shoo-in. But Republicans nominated 73-year-old Senate leader Bob Dole, a sober but otherwise uninspired Washington fixture. By September of 1996, “comeback kid” Clinton had a Gallup approval rating of 60 percent. Dole was crushed in an Electoral College landslide. Barack Obama was given a similarly dismal prognosis after the 2010 midterms, when Democrats lost 63 House seats and six Senate seats. Republicans regained majority control of the House, though Democrats clung to a narrow majority in the Senate. At the time, Obama had an approval rating in the mid-40s. Republicans once again figured Obama would be a one-term president. Yet they nominated a Dole-like candidate in the 2012 election. Republican nominee Mitt Romney had little appeal to Republicans’ conservative base and was easily caricatured by the left as an out-of-touch elite. By late 2012, Obama’s approval rating was consistently at or above 50 percent, and he wound up easily beating Romney. What is the significance of these rebound stories for Trump, who had a better first midterm result than either Clinton or Obama and similarly low approval ratings? People, not polls, elect presidents. Presidents run for re-election against real opponents, not public perceptions. For all the media hype, voters often pick the lesser of two evils, not their ideals of a perfect candidate. We have no idea what the economy or the world abroad will be like in 2020. And no one knows what the country will think of the newly Democrat-controlled Congress in two years. The public has been hearing a lot from radical new House representatives such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.). Their pledges to deliver “Medicare for All,” to phase out fossil fuels and to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service are occasionally delivered with snark. Tlaib recently used profanity to punctuate her desire to see Trump impeached. But much of the public supports Trump’s agenda of deregulation, increased oil and gas production, getting tough with China on trade, and stopping illegal immigration. What if the Democrats impeach Trump, even knowing that a Republican Senate would never convict him? When Republicans did that to Bill Clinton, his approval rating went up. Some Republican senators even joined the Democrats in the effort to acquit Clinton. As a reward for the drawn-out drama around the impeachment, Republicans lost seats in both the 1998 and 2000 House elections. We still don’t have any idea whom the Democrats will nominate to run against Trump. Will they go the 1996 or 2012 Republican route with a predictable has-been such as Joe Biden, who will turn 78 shortly after the 2020 election? Well-known candidates from the Senate such as Walter Mondale in 1984, Dole in 1996, John Kerry in 2004, John McCain in 2008 and Hillary Clinton in 2016 have a poor recent track record in recent presidential elections. They are usually nominated only by process of elimination and the calling in of political chits rather than due to grassroots zeal. Democrats can continue their hard-left drift and nominate socialist Bernie Sanders, or they can try again to elect the first female president, either Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren, both of whom represent the far left. But going to extremes did not work well in 1972, when leftist Democratic Sen. George McGovern was crushed by incumbent Richard Nixon. The Republicans learned that lesson earlier when they nominated Sen. Barry Goldwater in 1964 and were wiped out. Whether or not they like Trump, millions of voters still think the president is all that stands between them and socialism, radical cultural transformation and social chaos. Many would prefer Trump’s sometimes-over-the-top tweets and hard bark to the circus they saw at the Brett Kavanaugh nomination hearings, the rantings of Ocasio-Cortez, or the endless attempts to remove Trump from office. What usually ensure one-term presidencies are unpopular wars (Lyndon Johnson) or tough economic times (Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush). If Trump avoids both, perhaps a majority of voters will see him as political chemotherapy -- occasionally nausea- inducing but still necessary and largely effective -- to stop a toxic and metastasizing political cancer. (Editor’s note: Last week’s Victor Davis Hanson column stated that there are an estimated 11 million to 13 million Mexican citizens living in the United States illegally. The latest estimate from the Pew Research Center put that number at 10.7 million in 2016, and Mexican citizens comprise a little more than half of that total. Hanson, however, cites a more recent 2018 Yale-MIT study that esti-mated a much larger pool of 22 million foreign nationals living illegally in the United States, or about 12 million Mexican citizens.) By Victor Davis Hanson

Americanism Article

FEDERAL OFFICES www.whitehouse.gov

President Donald Trump The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington D.C. 20500 202 456-1414 president@whitehouse.gov

Vice President Mike Pence The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave . NW Washington D.C. 20500 202 456-1414 vice.president@whitehouse.gov www.officialmikepence.com

U.S. SENATORS www.senate.org

Kamala Harris [D] 501 I Street, Suite 7-600 Sacramento, CA 95814 202-224-3553/916 448-2787/Fax 202-228-3865 senator@harris.senate.gov

Diane Feinstein [D] One Post Street, Suite 2450 San Francisco, CA 94104 202 224-3841/415 393-0707/Fax 415 393-0710

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES www.house.org

Ami Bera (D) 7th Congressional District 1400 Longworth House Ofc. Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20515 202-225-5716 house.gov/bera

Tom Mc Clintock 4th Congressional District 4230 Douglas Blvd. Granite Bay, CA 95746 916 786-5560 house.gov/mcclintock

Doris Matsui [D] 6th Congressional District 501 I Street Sacramento, CA 95814 916 498-5600 house.gov/matsui

STATE OFFICE www.ca.org STATE SENATORS www.sen.ca.org

Governor Jerry Brown State Capitol Sacramento, CA 94249 916 445-2841 governor@governor.ca.gov

Ted Gaines 1st Senate District 4080 Cavitt Stallman Road Granite Bay, CA 95746 916-651-4001 senator.gaines@senator.ca.gov

Richard Pan [D] 6th Senate District 1020 N Street, #576 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 951-1529 senator.pan@sen.ca.gov

STATE ASSEMBLY www.assembly.ca.gov

Brian Dahle, District 1 State Capitol, Room 3104 Sacramento, CA 95814 916-319-2001 Assembly-member.Dahle@assembly.ca.gov

James Gallagher, District 3 State Capitol, Room 2158 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 319-2003 Assemblymember.Gallagher@ assembly.ca.gov

Kevin Kiley, District 6 State Capitol, Room 4153 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 319-2006 Assembly-member.Kiley@assembly.ca.gov

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Phil Serna - District 1 700 H Street, #2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 916-874-5485 SupervisorSerna@saccounty.net

Patrick Kennedy - District 2 700 H Street, #2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 916-874-5481 SupervisorKennedy@saccounty.net

Susan Peters - District. 3 700 H Street, #2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 874-5471 susanpeters@saccounty.net

Sue Frost - District 4 700 H Street, # 2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 874-5491 SupervisorFrost@saccounty.net

Don Nottoli – District 5 700 H Street, #2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 916 874-5465 nottolid@saccounty.net

Sacramento Republican Women Federated – www.sacramentorwf.org Northern Division – www.cfrwnortherndivision.org California Federation of Republican Women – www.cfrw.org National Federation of Republican Women – www.nfrw.org California Republican Party – www.cagop.org Sacramento County Republican Party — www.saccountygop.com

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Pictures from January’s Meeting!

President Terri Lyn Alexander Speaker Anne Lynch Treasurer May Ruth Lynch

Installation 2019 Officer Gaylon Kastner, President Terri Lyn Alexander, 1st VP Nina Caron, 2nd VP Caroline Takahashi-McDonald, Recording Secretary Mary Smothers, Treasurer May Ruth Lynch, Financial Review Officer Carol Usmial

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!

Nina Caron, May Ruth Lynch, Marylou Colombo,

Mary & Ray Smothers, Cammie Hottinger, John & Kathleen Hegemann, and

Margaux & Robert McMillan

Jan. 25-26 — CFRW North Division Conference & Leadership Forum Sacramento Marriott Feb 6 @11:30AM — General Meeting North Ridge Country Club February 22-24 — CAGOP Convention Sacramento Hyatt

March 6 @11:30AM — General Meeting North Ridge Country Club March 8-10 — CFRW 2019 Winter BOD / Advocacy Meeting & Conference Sacramento Marriott

Sacramento Republican Women Federated Affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Women c/o 8485 Oakwind Court Orangevale, CA 95662 www.sacramentorwf.org