Quartzsite, AZ - Town of Quartzsite hosts their annual Summer Program for youth at the Community Center. This year is jam-packed with events for every day! Each day has a theme planned with lots of brand new experiences planned for the children. Children will participate in Yoga & Tai Chi, Rock Painting, Quartzsite Police Tape Maze Race, Quartzsite Fire Dept. Demonstrations, Mexican Folk Dancing, Native American Gourd Painting, Army Boot Camp Obstacle Race, Wacky Science Experiences, Nature Scavenger Hunts, Water Fun and so much more!
Quartzsite First Assembly of God Church provides the youngsters with a meal each day. Staff and volunteers have worked countless hours to provide an education and fun summer program for the youth. The 6-week Summer Program started Monday, June 1st and runs through July 9th. For more information, visit ci.quartzsite.az.us. Or call Quartzsite Town Hall at 928-927-4333.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Monday, January 21, 2013
Quartzsite resident Tom Cunningham honored at Veteran's concert
Quartzsite First Assembly of God held their annual Veteran's Tribute
with Linda Lanier Friday night, Jan. 19, 2013.
Quartzsite resident Tom Cunningham
was honored with the receipt of the American flag.
Color Guard conducted the Flag Folding Ceremony as
Pastor Bruce Swart read the Air Force Script of the meaning of the twelve folds.
Tom spoke to the audience with tears of gratitude and praise for his God.
Tom and his wife, JoAnn, are very active in the community,
volunteering for the church and other organizations.
Below: Tom's brother, Carl, lost his life while serving in Vietnam War
The annual tribute to Veterans and Active/Past Members of
Military, Police, Fire, Paramedics was an emotional event
as Linda Lanier shared her passion for the
brave men and women who serve our nation
with moving songs and stories.
The evening ended with veterans being thanked for their service by attendees
with lots of hugs and handshakes. The church members provided service and flag pins to the veterans.
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