The rodeo parade is on Saturday morning of "Rodeo Weekend",
which is the second weekend of June. It is held on 2nd Street. These
pictures are from June 8, 2013.
Over 1500 photos were taken. If you would like the
photos of your entry, please email
webservant@elivermore.com. There is no charge.
All Photos by Bill Nale

#35 -
Isings Culligan Water
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And here's our generous donor who helped the U.S. Cavalry Horse
Detachment get here. Thank You!
Ising’s Culligan has been locally owned and operated out of Livermore for over
66 years. Ising’s Culligan provides water softeners, drinking water systems,
bottle water service, commercial systems and problem water treatment. With
excellent service and products, plus a knowledgeable staff, Ising’s Culligan is
always ready to serve you.
Give them a call at; 1-800-20 Water, or just say "Hey Culligan Man!"
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#36 -
Mendenhall Middle School Mustang Marching Band
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Here comes the Mendenhall Middle School Mustang Marching Band!
They are proud to represent Mendenhall Middle school and the Mendenhall
community in this year’s parade.
Under the Direction of Mr. Randy Watson and with Drum Major Andrea Sommer, this
52-member marching unit will perform "The Pride of America".
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#37 -
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District
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Next up is the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District’s
“BUILDING CHARACTER, BUILDING COMMUNITY” float, featuring our Board of
Education. There's Board President Bill Dunlop, and Board Trustees Tom
McLaughlin, Chuck Rogge, Kate Runyon and Anne White. With them is Superintendent
of Schools Kelly Bowers, Assistant Superintendents Cindy Alba and Chris Van
Schaack, and Chief Business Official Susan Kinder. Others on the float are other
members of Senior Cabinet.
The School Board, Superintendent, and senior staff members want to demonstrate
that they are "hard at work," building character, and building community in the
City of Livermore.
We all know that whether in the classroom, on the playground, in the field, or
in the workforce, Character Counts!
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#38 -
The Livermore Valley Education Foundation
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Following right behind and supporting our Livermore Schools is
the Livermore Valley Education Foundation.
The foundation began in 1991 and since then has raised over 3.6 million dollars
to support students in the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District. The
all-volunteer staff works closely with the district and our community to help
enhance and restore critical school programs, keeping their focus on the three
A's of education, Arts, Athletics and Academics.
Some of the programs the LVEF has supported include Science Odyssey
Competitions, Math Counts Competitions, Teacher mini-grants, school libraries
and computer labs, class size reduction, athletics programs, student
scholarships, and visual and performing arts programs.
In addition, the LVEF has sponsored the Make Time for Music Concerts, the
American Swim Academy Walk-4-Education, and the Reach for the Stars events.
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Visiting Angels, Senior Home Care
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Our next entry features “Visiting Angels” Senior Home Care,
located here in Livermore.
Rotarian Keith Beck is driving this lovingly restored 1966 Ford Stepside pick-up
truck in honor of his father, who used it on his Texas ranch. Keith has been
restoring this cherished truck for the last several years and has nicknamed it
the "Angel Transporter" for the Visiting Angels agency which assists seniors and
the elderly with in-home care.
If you're interested in the Visiting Angels services, contact Keith after the
parade.
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St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
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Please welcome the members of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church.
St Bart’s has been serving the Livermore/Pleasanton area for nearly 60 years.
All are welcome to worship with them every Sunday at 10:30 am at their church at
678 Enos Way in Livermore.
This summer join them at their Vacation Bible School July 8 to 12 from 1pm to
4pm at the church on Enos Way. This year's VBS theme is "It takes an Ark," all
about Noah and the great flood. Children will participate in activities related
to the Bible story as well as help prepare for the “Noah's Flood Opera” (By
Noye's Fludde), which will be performed on July 13th at St. Bartholomew’s and on
July 14th at St. Clare's in Pleasanton.
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