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Volunteers Needed At The Rodeo Grounds

Written by Susanne Waite

COARSEGOLD – I would love to thank those on the Coarsegold Rodeo Committee who volunteer, giving their heart and soul to make this annual event safe, enjoyable and a whole lotta fun for our community!

We’ve had so many step up to help make this event something special over the past 60 years – especially those who have been long time volunteers who tirelessly and quietly, work for the entire 12 months a year to make the rodeo magic happen for 3 days every year.

You know what they say, “It takes a Village!” Well, it takes quite a dedicated gang of cowboys and gals here in Coarsegold to keep this old fashioned, family oriented rodeo tradition alive.

Coarsegold rodeo committee 2013 - photo courtesy Susanne  Waite

Jill Satterfield, Vice President

Pat Strimling, Treasurer, Vendor Booth & Sign Sales, Sponsorships, Security

Stacy Miles, Secretary, Royalty Photography

JoAnn Swallow, Member at Large, Decorating of Coarsegold, Heritage Days

Tom Bohna, Arena and Stock

Ken Beatty & David Strimling – Members at Large and Grounds

Ken Beatty  Dave Strimling - photo courtesy Susanne WaiteDennis & Cathy Creighton, Member at Large, Mutton Bustin

Dennis Creighton, Mutton Bustin, Grounds

Linda Sadler, Graphics

Stacy Soulis, Cowboy Breakfast and Church

Tammi Kudra Edmunds, Media/Photography

Kevin Lockwood & Cassie Saunders, Exceptional Kids Rodeo

Laura Norman, Website

Alexia Arietta, 2014 Miss CCPRA and 2012 Miss Coarsegold Rodeo Queen

Brionna van Ah, 2013 Miss Coarsegold Rodeo Queen

Kent Lincoln & Yosemite High School Football Team, Grounds Clean Up

Paul Varner & Minarets High School Basketball Team, Parking

Amazing contractors:

Sandy Gribben-Unruh, Rodeo Royalty Coordinator

Rockin M Rodeo

Holbrook Bulls

Rodeo 4 - photo by Tammi Kudra Edmonds 2014We are in need of help this Saturday, April 12 at 9:00 a.m. – bring scrapers, wire brushes, gloves, sanders, power spray painters, and 100’ of extension cords. We need to get our bleachers finished and in good shape so those attending don’t wind up with UNWANTED souvenirs! ;)

All proceeds of the Coarsegold Rodeo Association (CRA) go to Eastern Madera County Youth for agricultural and educational projects (ie., FFA, 4-H, etc.) via individual grants to the youth. CRA is a non-profit organization (501c3).

Susanne Waite

CRA President (Facebook Host, Dance Chair, Past Rodeo and Royalty Photography)

http://thecoarsegoldrodeo.com/

Editor’s note: April 6-12 is National Volunteer Week. This would be a fun way to participate.

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