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The Salvation Army in Modesto is governed with the assistance of local business and civic leaders. Board members assist The Army in achieving its mission, purpose and objectives through the contribution of their work, wealth, and wisdom. Officers:Chairperson: Pete Michelini, Sign Designs Vice-Chairperson: John Bree, Sutter Creek Vineyards Secretary: Denise Costa Treasurer: Larry Dempsey, Sutter Health Previous Past Chair: Bob Taylor, retired high school principal Members: Kristi Ah You, Chief Deputy Coroner, Stanislaus County Grant Boring, Never Boring Design Paul Caruso, Caruso Shopping Center Chris Currie, ITSolutions Currie Janice Curtin, Vintage Faire Mall Ralph Curtis, Curtis & Arata, Attorneys Ron Davenport,Oak Valley Community Bank Jim Devenport, Cranbrook Group, Inc. Dick Farrell, Sales, Manufacturers Rep. Tim Fisher, Architect (retired) Bob Friedberger, Rancher Ramsin Ganji, Merrill Lynch Janice Gray, Stanislaus Implement and Hardware Richard Hagerty, Real Estate Development Lucille Hammer, MOCSE Federal Credit Union (retired) Mike Harden, Modesto Police Department Rev. Dave Kerr, Trinity United Presbyterian Church Bob Kroeze Dr. Wayne Lowell, Medical Doctor (retired) Steve Madison, Building Industry Association of Central CA Steve Mitchell, Memorial Medical Center Bill Morris, Morris Nursery Wendell Reed, Basic Resources Patty Stone, Stanislaus Community Foundation Gina Vance, Integrative Wellness Lynda Venturini Life Members: Bob and Marie Gallo Roy and Ruth Phillips Christina Sorensen Emeritus Members: Hugh Barton Albert "Buz" Carrade Hon. Richardo Cordova Rev. Charlie Crane Dick Freudenthal Jeff Grover Mark Kanai Don Mayol Martin Petersen Mark Van Overbeek Mike Webb Dennis Wilson Honorary Members: Kenni Friedman Tom Gallo Curtis Grant Tom Van Groningen |
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| You can help The Salvation Army this holiday season by donating to our very own red kettle! Find out more and help The Salvation Army continue providing services to those in our community during this special time of the year. |
| They’re coming to us for a safe place to play. To learn, to grow into young men and women of character. These are kids from families with parents who worry about them after school — some of them might even be your neighbors. The Red Shield Center in Modesto provides what kids need most: guidance, security, friendship. |  |
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The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the Universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. |