TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME... Join us for Bosco Tech Night Fundraiser with the Dodgers vs. the Colorado Rockies Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017 6:10 p.m. game time
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icJoin us in the Coca-Cola Right Field Pavilion for a great time with raphour g & Tech family and all-you-can-eat grub! Tickets are $50 each*; a o w inf limited number of tickets is available.
Contact Mrs. Viki Battaglia, Director of Alumni Relations & Special Events at vbattaglia@boscotech.edu or (626) 940-2070 to secure your tickets today. * $50 ticket cost includes $8 donation to Bosco Tech Fund.
FR. HAROLD’S SPECIAL THANKS TO ANONYMOUS DONOR Bosco Tech’s own Fr. Harold Danielson, SDB, recently let us know that he received a new three-wheel bicycle from a generous anonymous giver. His own bike, that he used to get around the large campus for his extensive recycling work, recently had gone missing near the Salesian residence, on the community patio (renovation and increased security is planned for this area in the future.) Fr. Harold is extremely grateful for his new bike and asked that this message be shared to convey his appreciation to the giver’s kindness Dear Friends— When I first arrived at Bosco Tech in August 2014, among the first things I did was acquire a three-wheeled cycle for transport around our large campus. I used it for 2 1/2 years and everyone recognized me for it. A couple of months ago, that blue three-wheeler was taken from the Salesian residence community patio. I had been negligent in locking it up when not in use. A few weeks ago, our receptionist Espie Rocha called me to the front lobby. When I arrived (lo and behold!), a bright red three-wheeler was parked in the center of the lobby. Mr. Jimenez was there, as well as Cathy Rivera, Doris Longoria and Espie and several other staff members. It was a gift from an anonymous person. I was totally flabbergasted. And embarrassed. Throughout my life, I have blushed, turning red very easily. I do not know what color my face was at that moment. I am so, so grateful for this marvelous gift. You may know I have a situation with my feet. So just getting around has become simple again. I also inherited a wheel chair from Br. Tony Freitas, SDB, and others in between. Going around pushing the recycle bin is so much less distressing than before. So I am known by our students for my tricycle and my wheel char! We send a lot of money to the missions with the California Cash Refund program, besides what is collected in each Tech. Many, many thanks! Blessings and peace in Don Bosco and Mary, our help, Fr. Harold Danielson, SDB
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