Hot off the press.
GOVERNOR BROWN AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN QUIRK-SILVA ADDRESS VETERANS IN ORANGE COUNTY
IRVINE – Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (AD-65), Chair of the California State Assembly Veterans Affairs Committee, joined by local veterans and their families, invite members of the press as she welcomes Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. to the Great Park, formerly known as Marine Corps Air Station El Toro where up to 125 acres have been designated for the use of Orange County’s first State Veterans Cemetery.
“I am excited to welcome Governor Brown and thank him for signing Assembly Bill 1453, legislation that will establish a veteran cemetery in Orange County, into law. This historic piece of legislation is a tribute to Orange County’s proud military history. I would like to invite you to join me and veteran community leaders as we celebrate the good work that the State has done on behalf of our service men and women,” stated Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva.
This is Tuesday morning October 7 from 11:30 to noon.
it’s important to note that Sharon Quirk Silva has accomplished more in her two years in office than the last three Republicans who held that seat combined. Her work has been non-partisan and for the benefit of the people of her district, Orange Count and the state.
WHAT: Celebration and Announcement of signed legislation to support California’s veterans and active duty military personnel and their families.
WHO: Governor Jerry Brown
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (AD-65)
Orange County Veterans Memorial Park Committee (OCVMPC)
WHERE: Great Park
6990 Marine Way
Irvine, CA 92618
(You will directed to the parking lot)
And later that day, a second groundbreaking of the great park will be held so FivePoint Communities will have fresh photos for mailers to benefit a person who tried to stop the Veteran’s Cemetert and Memorial — Irvine Mayor Steven Choi — and his Republican ticket promoting this as a groundbreaking ceremony for the Great Park when one was actually held in the Spring of 2006. It features a free concert by Kenny Loggins who hasn’t had a hit in 25 years or so.