Attorney Leslie Devaney
(insurance company and public entity lawyer; also sues
public entities)
Stutz, Artiano Shinoff & Holtz
(insurance company and public entity lawyer; also sues
public entities)
Stutz, Artiano Shinoff & Holtz
Leslie Devaney, Senior Trial
Counsel 1992-1996 AIG
(American International Group)
Counsel 1992-1996 AIG
(American International Group)
Leslie Devaney
practices in the
following areas of
law: Municipal Law;
Business Law; Public
Entity
Admitted: 1984, California
Law School: University of San Diego,
J.D., 1983
College: University of California at San
Diego, B.A., with honors, 1979
Member: San Diego County Bar
Association; State Bar of California.
Biography:
Board Member: Crime Victims' Fund;
Professional Women's Fellowship.
Criminal Prosecutor, San Diego City
Attorney's Office, 1985-1986.
Deputy City Attorney, San Diego City
Attorney's Office, 1986-1992.
Senior Trial Counsel, American
International Group (AIG), 1992-1996.
Executive Assistant City Attorney, San
Diego City Attorney's Office, 1996-2004.
Born: San Diego, California,
October 13, 1958
practices in the
following areas of
law: Municipal Law;
Business Law; Public
Entity
Admitted: 1984, California
Law School: University of San Diego,
J.D., 1983
College: University of California at San
Diego, B.A., with honors, 1979
Member: San Diego County Bar
Association; State Bar of California.
Biography:
Board Member: Crime Victims' Fund;
Professional Women's Fellowship.
Criminal Prosecutor, San Diego City
Attorney's Office, 1985-1986.
Deputy City Attorney, San Diego City
Attorney's Office, 1986-1992.
Senior Trial Counsel, American
International Group (AIG), 1992-1996.
Executive Assistant City Attorney, San
Diego City Attorney's Office, 1996-2004.
Born: San Diego, California,
October 13, 1958
ENDORSED BY:
California Association of Deputy
Attorneys General
Retired Police Chief Jerry Sanders
Assembly Members
Juan Vargas,
Mark Wyland,
George Plescia
Retired Appellate Court Judges
Howard Wiener,
Charles Froehlich
County Supervisor Greg Cox
Retired Councilmember Judy
McCarty
www.LeslieDevaney.com
California Association of Deputy
Attorneys General
Retired Police Chief Jerry Sanders
Assembly Members
Juan Vargas,
Mark Wyland,
George Plescia
Retired Appellate Court Judges
Howard Wiener,
Charles Froehlich
County Supervisor Greg Cox
Retired Councilmember Judy
McCarty
www.LeslieDevaney.com
2004 VOTE
Devaney carries insider baggage in city attorney
fight
San Diego Union Tribune
By Greg Moran
October 8, 2004
In 1992, after seven years of working her way through
the San Diego City Attorney's Office, Leslie Devaney
decided it was time for a change.
To the shock of some of her colleagues, she took a
job as a senior litigator for insurance giant American
Insurance Group.
Devaney carries insider baggage in city attorney
fight
San Diego Union Tribune
By Greg Moran
October 8, 2004
In 1992, after seven years of working her way through
the San Diego City Attorney's Office, Leslie Devaney
decided it was time for a change.
To the shock of some of her colleagues, she took a
job as a senior litigator for insurance giant American
Insurance Group.
Four years later, following a lunch with the new city attorney,
Casey Gwinn, Devaney concluded it was time for a change.
She returned to the office she had left, this time to be Gwinn's
top assistant. Now, eight years after that lunch, Devaney is
attempting one more change: moving up from No. 2 in the
office to the top slot...
But in a year when City Hall has been rocked by revelations
about its debt-ridden pension fund and federal investigations
into financial disclosure practices, Devaney is faced with an
unusual challenge...
But at the same time, she has to fend off attacks from her
opponent, Mike Aguirre, a securities lawyer in private practice,
that she is part of the City Hall culture that is responsible for
the city's current predicament.
"Devaney's biggest problem is she is too associated with the
Gwinn faction," said Carl Luna, a political science professor at
Mesa College. "With all this bad news coming down, it makes
everyone in City Hall look bad."
Education: Bachelor's degree in political science from the
University of California San Diego; law degree from the
University of San Diego.
Experience: Executive assistant city attorney (on unpaid leave
for campaign); former deputy city attorney; senior litigator for
American Insurance Group.
Personal: Married to Frank Devaney; two daughters, Kaitlin, 16,
and Brenna, 14...
She is endorsed by Gwinn and a list of other organizations –
such as the Lincoln Club, a Republican business group, and
the association representing state deputy attorneys general.
Devaney has raised $314,881 in cash for her campaign,
including a personal loan of $31,000.
Devaney, whose husband, Frank, is also a lawyer in the City
Attorney's Office [Frank Devaney was appointed to the San
Diego Superior Court soon after this article was published],
said she left the office in 1992 in large part because she felt
she was being shut out of the bigger, more interesting cases.
She had begun working there in 1985, concentrating on cases
of alleged police excessive force and dangerous road
conditions...
Recruited by AIG to establish a corporate office here, she
jumped at the chance. "It was a whole new world," she said.
"There is a whole other mentality in private practice – the
work ethic, other things. You always have to be constantly
learning."
But after four years, she got a call from Gwinn asking her to
lunch. He was about to succeed John Witt as city attorney and
wanted to discuss ideas he had for the office, she said.
At the end of the lunch, Gwinn offered her the job as second
in command. "I thought it would be a great challenge," she
said of her decision to return. "And as the second in charge, I
could help shape it into what I thought the office could
become."
...Devaney bristles at Aguirre's efforts to hold her responsible
for a series of ills – from the pension debacle to the Chargers'
ticket guarantee and the $100 million verdict against the city in
the Roque de la Fuente II case. The huge verdict came in a
suit where de la Fuente said the actions of city officials
devalued an Otay Mesa business park he developed. She tells
audiences she expects Aguirre to next blame her for global
warming.
But the task of touting her experience in the office while
trying to distance herself from the office's controversial
actions is tricky. "She is trying hard to present herself as a
capable administrator," Luna said. "The problem is, that does
not gibe with things not going very well lately."...
If she is elected, her husband would leave the City Attorney's
Office to avoid potential conflicts of interest, Devaney said. She
and her husband have two teenage daughters...
Casey Gwinn, Devaney concluded it was time for a change.
She returned to the office she had left, this time to be Gwinn's
top assistant. Now, eight years after that lunch, Devaney is
attempting one more change: moving up from No. 2 in the
office to the top slot...
But in a year when City Hall has been rocked by revelations
about its debt-ridden pension fund and federal investigations
into financial disclosure practices, Devaney is faced with an
unusual challenge...
But at the same time, she has to fend off attacks from her
opponent, Mike Aguirre, a securities lawyer in private practice,
that she is part of the City Hall culture that is responsible for
the city's current predicament.
"Devaney's biggest problem is she is too associated with the
Gwinn faction," said Carl Luna, a political science professor at
Mesa College. "With all this bad news coming down, it makes
everyone in City Hall look bad."
Education: Bachelor's degree in political science from the
University of California San Diego; law degree from the
University of San Diego.
Experience: Executive assistant city attorney (on unpaid leave
for campaign); former deputy city attorney; senior litigator for
American Insurance Group.
Personal: Married to Frank Devaney; two daughters, Kaitlin, 16,
and Brenna, 14...
She is endorsed by Gwinn and a list of other organizations –
such as the Lincoln Club, a Republican business group, and
the association representing state deputy attorneys general.
Devaney has raised $314,881 in cash for her campaign,
including a personal loan of $31,000.
Devaney, whose husband, Frank, is also a lawyer in the City
Attorney's Office [Frank Devaney was appointed to the San
Diego Superior Court soon after this article was published],
said she left the office in 1992 in large part because she felt
she was being shut out of the bigger, more interesting cases.
She had begun working there in 1985, concentrating on cases
of alleged police excessive force and dangerous road
conditions...
Recruited by AIG to establish a corporate office here, she
jumped at the chance. "It was a whole new world," she said.
"There is a whole other mentality in private practice – the
work ethic, other things. You always have to be constantly
learning."
But after four years, she got a call from Gwinn asking her to
lunch. He was about to succeed John Witt as city attorney and
wanted to discuss ideas he had for the office, she said.
At the end of the lunch, Gwinn offered her the job as second
in command. "I thought it would be a great challenge," she
said of her decision to return. "And as the second in charge, I
could help shape it into what I thought the office could
become."
...Devaney bristles at Aguirre's efforts to hold her responsible
for a series of ills – from the pension debacle to the Chargers'
ticket guarantee and the $100 million verdict against the city in
the Roque de la Fuente II case. The huge verdict came in a
suit where de la Fuente said the actions of city officials
devalued an Otay Mesa business park he developed. She tells
audiences she expects Aguirre to next blame her for global
warming.
But the task of touting her experience in the office while
trying to distance herself from the office's controversial
actions is tricky. "She is trying hard to present herself as a
capable administrator," Luna said. "The problem is, that does
not gibe with things not going very well lately."...
If she is elected, her husband would leave the City Attorney's
Office to avoid potential conflicts of interest, Devaney said. She
and her husband have two teenage daughters...
Tri-City releases details of Gonzalez settlement
By North County Times
May 4, 2009
OCEANSIDE ---- Former Tri-City Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Arthur
Gonzalez will receive about $900,000 plus benefits under a settlement
agreement released by the hospital's attorney late Monday afternoon.
The money includes $125,000 up front, as well as payments of $41,250 per
month ---- Gonzalez's regular base salary --- for the next 18 months.
By North County Times
May 4, 2009
OCEANSIDE ---- Former Tri-City Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Arthur
Gonzalez will receive about $900,000 plus benefits under a settlement
agreement released by the hospital's attorney late Monday afternoon.
The money includes $125,000 up front, as well as payments of $41,250 per
month ---- Gonzalez's regular base salary --- for the next 18 months.
| Professional Women's Fellowship [Downloaded May 9, 2009] Emeritus Honorary Council * Anne Subia * Carlee Harmonson * Julie McEliece * Leslie Devaney * Lynn Ziegenfuss PWF invites you to attend one of the weekly Bible studies offered to members, associates and friends facilitated by Laura Banning and Barb Nagle... Monday Lunch (Noon-1:00 PM) Downtown/Midway Area - Led by Barbara Nagle, this study meets every Monday in the McMillin offices, 2750 Womble Road, San Diego, CA. Ladies may park in the visitor parking spaces in the parking lot behind the building. (The entrance driveway is off of Historic Decatur Road). We will be meeting in the Lobby conference room. After you enter the building, turn immediate left before the receptionist desk and there you are. |
Former Municipal Attorney Signs Up With Stutz Artiano
The following article was found on the Stutz law firm website, but (shame on Stutz!) it did not include a link to
the original article. I could not find this article on the Internet, but I think that the "Daily Journal" to which Stutz
refers is the LA Daily Journal, San Diego Bureau
220 W Broadway, Apt W,
San Diego, CA 92101
Former Municipal Attorney Signs Up With Stutz Artiano
March 01, 2005
Daily Journal Reports....
After narrowly losing the November election for San Diego city attorney, Leslie Devaney just couldn't shake her interest in
municipal law.
"I had made all these contacts with a number of agencies in my campaign for city attorney, "says Devaney, who was the executive
assistant city attorney from 1995 until just this fall." I could probably go back into just litigating, but it seemed like the experience I
got from the campaign enhanced [my appeal]."
San Diego-based government relations specialty firm Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz agreed; Devaney starts as a partner at that
firm's downtown San Diego office March 1,where she'll head the firm's government relations and municipal law practice group.
Devaney says she chose 26-attorney Stutz Artiano after putting out her credentials out to a variety of firms. Her plan was always to
leave the city for a private firm if she didn't win the election, she says.
And after helping smooth the transition for new San Diego Attorney Mike Aguirre, that's excatly what she did, despite the
opportunity to keep the same job under Aguirre.
At the firm, Devaney will represent government entities and advise private clients on how to interact with government agencies.
It's a big change from her last job, where she was second in command under former City Attorney Casey Gwinn, advising the
mayor, City Council and departments and taking over for Gwinn when he was away from the office.
Managing partner Ray Artiano of Stutz Artiano says Devaney's extensive experience with the city made her extremely attractive to
his firm, a business firm that specializes in representing public agencies and school districts.
"She's a perfect match for us,and...I'm sure she's going to be a great asset for the firm, "Artiano says. "Her years with the city
attorney's office, where she was involved with litgation and a host of other matters, gives her the depth of experience working with
municipalities that we were looking for."
In addition to it's San Diego office, Stutz Artiano has offices in Santa Ana, Temecula, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Maria Velasquez, a spokeswoman for the city attorney's office, says members of the office decline to comment on Devaney's
departure.
Gwinn, Devaney's former boss, says he has "nothing but great things to say about Leslie."
"Leslie is going to succeed wherever she goes," says Gwinn, now director of restitution enforcement and victim services for the
San Diego County district attorney's office. "She's always been great at building relationships with people,...I think her eight years
of experience in the public sector are only going to make her better in private law practice."
Devaney had some down time between jobs; she officially left the city the first week of February. She had put that time to
use, drumming up clients for her new practice who expressed interest in retaining her as a private attorney.
[Maura Larkins' comment June 2009: Devaney didn't waste any time between leaving office and drumming up business.
Leslie Devaney is now and has been for years a registered lobbyist in San Diego.]
Devaney characterizes these potential clients as companies that do business with public entities, but she declines to name
them specifically.
She had also been able to take some time to devote to her family; her husband, Frank Devaney, was appointed a San Diego
Superior Court Judge on Jan.21.
He previously headed the trial unit of the civil section of the San Diego city attorney's office, a position Devaney says her husband
was planning to leave after the election regardless of its outcome.
[Maura Larkins' comment: The city attorney's office was quite a family affair for the Devaneys, wasn't it?]
"He gave two weeks' notice on Tuesday without knowing what he would do from there," she says. "Two weeks later, on a
Thursday, [he] got the call...[and] got sworn in the Wednesday following...
[Maura Larkins comment: Perhaps Bonnie Dumanis had something to do with it. See the "Secret world of judicial appointments".]
The following article was found on the Stutz law firm website, but (shame on Stutz!) it did not include a link to
the original article. I could not find this article on the Internet, but I think that the "Daily Journal" to which Stutz
refers is the LA Daily Journal, San Diego Bureau
220 W Broadway, Apt W,
San Diego, CA 92101
Former Municipal Attorney Signs Up With Stutz Artiano
March 01, 2005
Daily Journal Reports....
After narrowly losing the November election for San Diego city attorney, Leslie Devaney just couldn't shake her interest in
municipal law.
"I had made all these contacts with a number of agencies in my campaign for city attorney, "says Devaney, who was the executive
assistant city attorney from 1995 until just this fall." I could probably go back into just litigating, but it seemed like the experience I
got from the campaign enhanced [my appeal]."
San Diego-based government relations specialty firm Stutz Artiano Shinoff & Holtz agreed; Devaney starts as a partner at that
firm's downtown San Diego office March 1,where she'll head the firm's government relations and municipal law practice group.
Devaney says she chose 26-attorney Stutz Artiano after putting out her credentials out to a variety of firms. Her plan was always to
leave the city for a private firm if she didn't win the election, she says.
And after helping smooth the transition for new San Diego Attorney Mike Aguirre, that's excatly what she did, despite the
opportunity to keep the same job under Aguirre.
At the firm, Devaney will represent government entities and advise private clients on how to interact with government agencies.
It's a big change from her last job, where she was second in command under former City Attorney Casey Gwinn, advising the
mayor, City Council and departments and taking over for Gwinn when he was away from the office.
Managing partner Ray Artiano of Stutz Artiano says Devaney's extensive experience with the city made her extremely attractive to
his firm, a business firm that specializes in representing public agencies and school districts.
"She's a perfect match for us,and...I'm sure she's going to be a great asset for the firm, "Artiano says. "Her years with the city
attorney's office, where she was involved with litgation and a host of other matters, gives her the depth of experience working with
municipalities that we were looking for."
In addition to it's San Diego office, Stutz Artiano has offices in Santa Ana, Temecula, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Maria Velasquez, a spokeswoman for the city attorney's office, says members of the office decline to comment on Devaney's
departure.
Gwinn, Devaney's former boss, says he has "nothing but great things to say about Leslie."
"Leslie is going to succeed wherever she goes," says Gwinn, now director of restitution enforcement and victim services for the
San Diego County district attorney's office. "She's always been great at building relationships with people,...I think her eight years
of experience in the public sector are only going to make her better in private law practice."
Devaney had some down time between jobs; she officially left the city the first week of February. She had put that time to
use, drumming up clients for her new practice who expressed interest in retaining her as a private attorney.
[Maura Larkins' comment June 2009: Devaney didn't waste any time between leaving office and drumming up business.
Leslie Devaney is now and has been for years a registered lobbyist in San Diego.]
Devaney characterizes these potential clients as companies that do business with public entities, but she declines to name
them specifically.
She had also been able to take some time to devote to her family; her husband, Frank Devaney, was appointed a San Diego
Superior Court Judge on Jan.21.
He previously headed the trial unit of the civil section of the San Diego city attorney's office, a position Devaney says her husband
was planning to leave after the election regardless of its outcome.
[Maura Larkins' comment: The city attorney's office was quite a family affair for the Devaneys, wasn't it?]
"He gave two weeks' notice on Tuesday without knowing what he would do from there," she says. "Two weeks later, on a
Thursday, [he] got the call...[and] got sworn in the Wednesday following...
[Maura Larkins comment: Perhaps Bonnie Dumanis had something to do with it. See the "Secret world of judicial appointments".]
Frank Devaney, husband of
Leslie Devaney
Department SD-14
Main Courthouse
SECOND FLOOR
220 W. Broadway
San Diego, CA 92101
Judge FRANCIS M. DEVANEY
Case Types: Criminal
Extracted from San Diego Superior Court case management
data 01:08AM 30 MAY 2009
from the office of California Governor
01/24/2005 GAAS:29:05
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Two
Judges to the San Diego County Superior Court
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today
announced the appointment of Francis “Frank”
M. Devaney and Timothy B. Taylor to judgeships
in the San Diego County Superior Court.
Devaney, 50, of San Diego, has served in the
San Diego City Attorney’s office for more than 21
years. He began as a deputy city attorney in the Criminal
Division in 1983. He then moved to the Civil Litigation Division
where he handled defense of personal injury complaints, writs
and appeals. In 2001, Devaney became head deputy city
attorney in the Trial Unit of the Civil Division where he
managed the selection, training, supervision and mentoring of
25 deputy city attorneys. Devaney has also served as a
workshop leader for the San Diego Inn of Court trial practice
and evidence workshop programs since 1994 and currently
serves as a Master of the Enright Inn of Court.
Devaney earned a Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University
School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hobart
College. He is a member of the San Diego County Bar
Association and the California State Bar Association. He fills
the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Vincent P.
DiFiglia. Devaney is registered decline-to-state...
The compensation for each position is $139,784.
Leslie Devaney
Department SD-14
Main Courthouse
SECOND FLOOR
220 W. Broadway
San Diego, CA 92101
Judge FRANCIS M. DEVANEY
Case Types: Criminal
Extracted from San Diego Superior Court case management
data 01:08AM 30 MAY 2009
from the office of California Governor
01/24/2005 GAAS:29:05
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Two
Judges to the San Diego County Superior Court
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today
announced the appointment of Francis “Frank”
M. Devaney and Timothy B. Taylor to judgeships
in the San Diego County Superior Court.
Devaney, 50, of San Diego, has served in the
San Diego City Attorney’s office for more than 21
years. He began as a deputy city attorney in the Criminal
Division in 1983. He then moved to the Civil Litigation Division
where he handled defense of personal injury complaints, writs
and appeals. In 2001, Devaney became head deputy city
attorney in the Trial Unit of the Civil Division where he
managed the selection, training, supervision and mentoring of
25 deputy city attorneys. Devaney has also served as a
workshop leader for the San Diego Inn of Court trial practice
and evidence workshop programs since 1994 and currently
serves as a Master of the Enright Inn of Court.
Devaney earned a Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University
School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hobart
College. He is a member of the San Diego County Bar
Association and the California State Bar Association. He fills
the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Vincent P.
DiFiglia. Devaney is registered decline-to-state...
The compensation for each position is $139,784.
| Are we as Christian women helping God make history? [Maura Larkins' response to Mindy Fletcher: I assume God very much appreciates your offer of help. That is, if He can't manage on his own. What exactly were you planning on helping Him with? I suspect God has big plans for this newly-discovered black hole in a nearby galaxy. It has 6,400,000,000 times the weight of the sun. Obviously, this is an important project, and we wouldn't want it to go wrong. But that's not what you were planning on helping him with, is it? You just want to help him with politics, right? This makes me wonder if you really mean Arnold Schwartzenegger when you say "God." I was also wondering, when you helped with the chad count in Florida in 2004, were you helping God make history? As opposed to the voters of America? A wise man once said, "Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's." That might be a good topic for PWF's bible study.] PWF San Diego Professional Women's Fellowship San Diego PWF Activities: March 2006 Posted on Thursday, February 02 @ 11:18:58 PST by asubia Celebrating Women's History Month: Photos from the March meeting "Are We Making History for God?" PWF President Leslie Devaney PWF Chaplain and worship leader Laura Banning and PWF Membership Chair Lynn Ziegenfuss Singing around the table Speaker Mindy Fletcher, Deputy Chief of Staff to Governor Schwarzenegger Speaker Mindy Fletcher with PWF President Leslie Devaney "Are We Making History for God?" Mindy Tucker Fletcher Deputy Chief of Staff, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Thursday, March 30, 2006 Breakfast - 7:30 - 9:00 AM March is Women's History Month and a great opportunity to look at the many accomplishments of women. What kind of history are women making? Are we as Christian women helping God make history? Mindy Tucker Fletcher is a former member of the PWF Board of Directors. Now, as Deputy Chief of Staff for External Affairs, Mindy serves Governor Schwarzenegger as his liaison to a variety of constituencies, coalitions and organizations including employers and industry groups, labor unions, education and transportation coalitions, tribal and local governments and law enforcement and public safety groups. She also serves as the Governor’s liaison to the California Republican Party as a member of its Board of Directors... Mindy has built a career in politics and public service in Texas, Washington, D.C. and California. After graduating from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, Mindy spent six years in Washington, D.C. where she served as Communications Director for Congressman Sam Johnson and as the Deputy Communications Director at the National Republican Congressional Committee. Mindy joined the team of then Governor George W. Bush as the spokesperson for this 1998 gubernatorial re- election campaign in her home state of Texas. In 1999, she became Press Secretary for the Bush- Cheney 2000 effort, where she worked closely with national and regional media, managed the day-to- day operations of the communications division and appeared regularly on national television and radio programs. During the Florida Recount she served as the senior spokesperson for the recount effort. After President Bush took office in 2001, she became the first woman appointed Director of Public Affairs at the United States Department of Justice. Mindy helped the department through a year that included the Robert Hanssen espionage case, the Timothy McVeigh execution, the Microsoft settlement and the terrorist attacks of September 11. In January of 2002, she became the Party’s chief spokesperson as Director of Communications for the Republican National Committee before she moved to San Diego in 2003. During 2004 she was active in the President’s re-election campaign serving as a National Co-Chair for the W Stands for Women effort and making regular television appearances. Mindy returned to Florida for the final months of the campaign where she assisted all of the target states in dealing with the numerous legal and ballots issues... Mindy resides in San Diego with her husband Nathan, a Marine Corps reservist, and although her schedule doesn’t allow much free time, she operates on the principle that a good baseball game can always fit into your schedule. Don't miss this opportunity to welcome Mindy back to PWF as we celebrate Women's History Month together. Confirm your reservation early, but at least by Monday, March 27, with an e-mail to RSVP@pwfsd.org. See you there! |
Devaney, Leslie (San Diego City
Attorney's Office/Ex), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to LINCOLN CLUB
OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY on
05/07/03
Dumanis, Bonnie (City of San
Diego/District Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to LINCOLN
CLUB OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY on
03/19/03
Boling, C. April (Self - C. April Boling
CPA/CPA), (Zip code: 92119) $900
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COUNTY on 02/26/03
Burnham, Malin (John Burnham &
Co./President), (Zip code: 92106)
$2500 to LINCOLN CLUB OF SAN
DIEGO COUNTY on 06/23/03
Davies, John (Allen Matkins et.
al./Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$1000 to LINCOLN CLUB OF SAN
DIEGO COUNTY on 03/26/03
Attorney's Office/Ex), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to LINCOLN CLUB
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Diego/District Attorney), (Zip
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Co./President), (Zip code: 92106)
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al./Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$1000 to LINCOLN CLUB OF SAN
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(Zip code: 92131)
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COUNTY on 01/18/06
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(Zip code: 92131)
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California/Deputy Chief of), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to LINCOLN
CLUB OF SAN DIEGO
COUNTY on 01/18/06
Leslie Devaney clients
Promote La Jolla gets
back on track
Feb 18, 2009
By Terry Rodgers
- La Jolla Light
Directors of the local Business
Improvement District, also known as
Promote La Jolla, managed to put
aside their differences last week
and focus on the
mundane-but-crucial task of helping
the Village commercial district stay
afloat during the recession.
Meeting Feb. 11 at the La Valencia
Hotel, the reconstituted board of
directors for Promote La Jolla held
a wide-ranging discussion on ways
to foster tourism as well as
patronage by local residents...
Last month, the board, which has
five newly elected members, was
unable to complete its annual
goal-setting session because of
dissension over a lawsuit Hotel
operator Bob Collins and bookstore
owner Nancy Warwick had filed
against the organization over the
2007 board election.
At this month's meeting, newly
installed board president Rick
Wildman, a local attorney,
announced that a final settlement
ending the lawsuit had been filed in
Superior Court.
'It's over'
"It's over," Wildman said. "There's
no need for any more closed
meetings" to discuss the litigation.
The termination of the lawsuit
seemed to end the tension
between board members. Also
noticeably absent from the
meeting was attorney Leslie
Devaney, who was hired by
former president Deborah
Marengo to coach the board on
how to comply with the Brown
Act, the state's open meetings
law for public agencies.
"Everyone is working together
now and it's fun," Wildman said
in an interview after the
meeting...
back on track
Feb 18, 2009
By Terry Rodgers
- La Jolla Light
Directors of the local Business
Improvement District, also known as
Promote La Jolla, managed to put
aside their differences last week
and focus on the
mundane-but-crucial task of helping
the Village commercial district stay
afloat during the recession.
Meeting Feb. 11 at the La Valencia
Hotel, the reconstituted board of
directors for Promote La Jolla held
a wide-ranging discussion on ways
to foster tourism as well as
patronage by local residents...
Last month, the board, which has
five newly elected members, was
unable to complete its annual
goal-setting session because of
dissension over a lawsuit Hotel
operator Bob Collins and bookstore
owner Nancy Warwick had filed
against the organization over the
2007 board election.
At this month's meeting, newly
installed board president Rick
Wildman, a local attorney,
announced that a final settlement
ending the lawsuit had been filed in
Superior Court.
'It's over'
"It's over," Wildman said. "There's
no need for any more closed
meetings" to discuss the litigation.
The termination of the lawsuit
seemed to end the tension
between board members. Also
noticeably absent from the
meeting was attorney Leslie
Devaney, who was hired by
former president Deborah
Marengo to coach the board on
how to comply with the Brown
Act, the state's open meetings
law for public agencies.
"Everyone is working together
now and it's fun," Wildman said
in an interview after the
meeting...
2008 Registered Lobbyists
Name of Firm or Organization ......
Devaney. Leslie. 17-Jan-08.
Dugard. Prescilla. 17-Jan-08.
Organization. 09-Jan-08.
Employees ...
# [PDF]
2007 Registered Lobbyists
Black Water USA. Competitive
Power ... Seltzer Caplan. McMahon
Vitek. Devaney. Leslie. Stutz
Artiano Shinoff ...
Name of Firm or Organization ......
Devaney. Leslie. 17-Jan-08.
Dugard. Prescilla. 17-Jan-08.
Organization. 09-Jan-08.
Employees ...
# [PDF]
2007 Registered Lobbyists
Black Water USA. Competitive
Power ... Seltzer Caplan. McMahon
Vitek. Devaney. Leslie. Stutz
Artiano Shinoff ...
From Stutz website 06-26-09
Leslie E. Devaney
Shareholder
Product Liability, General Tort
Litigation, Corporate, Municipal Law
/ Government Relations
San Diego
Phone: (619) 232-3122
Fax: (619) 232-3264
Education
* University of California, San Diego,
with honors, 1979
* University of San Diego, J.D., 1983
Former San Diego Executive
Assistant City Attorney, Leslie
Devaney, is the lead attorney for the
firm’s Government
Relations/Municipal Law section.
Devaney focuses her practice on
the representation of government
entities, including municipalities and
public entities throughout Southern
California. She also provides advice
for private firms and individuals in all
areas of government procurement
matters, including the preparation,
submission, negotiation and
performance of public bids,
proposals and contracts. Devaney
also has experience in product
liability and general tort litigation.
She began her career with the San
Diego City Attorney’s office in 1985,
and after seven years left to
become a senior litigator for New
York-based American International
Group (AIG), a high-risk insurer with
offices in San Diego. She rejoined
the City Attorney’s office in 1996 as
Executive Assistant City Attorney.
During that time, she was in charge
of the legal aspects of the San
Diego City Council agendas, and
worked directly with the Mayor, City
Council and City Manager. She also
managed matters involving both the
Criminal and Civil Divisions of the
San Diego City Attorney’s office,
including special projects.
Devaney is active in numerous
community organizations, serving as
an executive board member for the
Policy Panel on Youth Access to
Alcohol as well as a board member
for Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse,
the Crime Victim’s Fund and the
Professional Women’s Fellowship.
She is also a member of the San
Diego County Bar Association, San
Diego Republican Businesswomen’s
Club, Lawyers Club of San Diego
and Homestays USA.
Leslie E. Devaney
Shareholder
Product Liability, General Tort
Litigation, Corporate, Municipal Law
/ Government Relations
San Diego
Phone: (619) 232-3122
Fax: (619) 232-3264
Education
* University of California, San Diego,
with honors, 1979
* University of San Diego, J.D., 1983
Former San Diego Executive
Assistant City Attorney, Leslie
Devaney, is the lead attorney for the
firm’s Government
Relations/Municipal Law section.
Devaney focuses her practice on
the representation of government
entities, including municipalities and
public entities throughout Southern
California. She also provides advice
for private firms and individuals in all
areas of government procurement
matters, including the preparation,
submission, negotiation and
performance of public bids,
proposals and contracts. Devaney
also has experience in product
liability and general tort litigation.
She began her career with the San
Diego City Attorney’s office in 1985,
and after seven years left to
become a senior litigator for New
York-based American International
Group (AIG), a high-risk insurer with
offices in San Diego. She rejoined
the City Attorney’s office in 1996 as
Executive Assistant City Attorney.
During that time, she was in charge
of the legal aspects of the San
Diego City Council agendas, and
worked directly with the Mayor, City
Council and City Manager. She also
managed matters involving both the
Criminal and Civil Divisions of the
San Diego City Attorney’s office,
including special projects.
Devaney is active in numerous
community organizations, serving as
an executive board member for the
Policy Panel on Youth Access to
Alcohol as well as a board member
for Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse,
the Crime Victim’s Fund and the
Professional Women’s Fellowship.
She is also a member of the San
Diego County Bar Association, San
Diego Republican Businesswomen’s
Club, Lawyers Club of San Diego
and Homestays USA.
2004 Aguirre
Voice of San Diego
August 24, 2007
...When Aguirre was running for his current
post against former Assistant City Attorney
Leslie Devaney, Aguirre blasted her for
setting up a campaign fundraiser with Mike
Conger, an attorney who was suing the city
for underfunding the pension system.
Conger, of course, went on to collect
attorney fees after it was settled. Aguirre
was incensed: How could Devaney collect
money from someone so obviously
interested in an outcome from the City
Attorney's Office.
The U-T's Ray Huard wrote up a story:
Devaney said she would appoint a deputy
city attorney to oversee contracts with
outside lawyers rather than handling them
herself to avoid conflicts should campaign
contributors, such as Conger, have
business with the city.
Devaney's opponents questioned her
letting Conger host the fund- raiser.
"We have a billion-dollar deficit in the
pension plan," Aguirre said. "This is going
to be one of the most hotly contested legal
issues, and the attorney on the other side
is raising money for the attorney who's
supposed to be protecting the city."
I called Conger today to confirm. He said
that, yes, he had scheduled a fundraiser for
Devaney. He didn't know her well but knew
her husband, former Deputy City Attorney
Frank Devaney. He said they canceled the
fund raiser after the U-T story ran...
Voice of San Diego
August 24, 2007
...When Aguirre was running for his current
post against former Assistant City Attorney
Leslie Devaney, Aguirre blasted her for
setting up a campaign fundraiser with Mike
Conger, an attorney who was suing the city
for underfunding the pension system.
Conger, of course, went on to collect
attorney fees after it was settled. Aguirre
was incensed: How could Devaney collect
money from someone so obviously
interested in an outcome from the City
Attorney's Office.
The U-T's Ray Huard wrote up a story:
Devaney said she would appoint a deputy
city attorney to oversee contracts with
outside lawyers rather than handling them
herself to avoid conflicts should campaign
contributors, such as Conger, have
business with the city.
Devaney's opponents questioned her
letting Conger host the fund- raiser.
"We have a billion-dollar deficit in the
pension plan," Aguirre said. "This is going
to be one of the most hotly contested legal
issues, and the attorney on the other side
is raising money for the attorney who's
supposed to be protecting the city."
I called Conger today to confirm. He said
that, yes, he had scheduled a fundraiser for
Devaney. He didn't know her well but knew
her husband, former Deputy City Attorney
Frank Devaney. He said they canceled the
fund raiser after the U-T story ran...
Leslie Devaney's lawsuits against Tri-City Healthcare
A personal vendetta against one woman on the board?
A personal vendetta against one woman on the board?
It's Leslie Devaney (left)
versus Kathleen Sterling (right).
versus Kathleen Sterling (right).
2007 Registered Lobbyists
Leslie Devaney, Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz, representing:
Alexander, Travis 4/24/2007
East Village Community
Rock Church, The 4/24/2007
Leslie Devaney, Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz, representing:
Alexander, Travis 4/24/2007
East Village Community
Rock Church, The 4/24/2007
Irony: The attorney who sues
public entities for millions is
on the Board of Directors of
San Diego Citizens
Against Lawsuit Abuse
(CALA)
CALA Board of Directors
Leslie Devaney Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz.
Carole M. Ross
Sheppard Mullin Richter &
Hampton.
Jim Edwards Wireless Facilities ...
www.sdcala.org/gpage18.html
public entities for millions is
on the Board of Directors of
San Diego Citizens
Against Lawsuit Abuse
(CALA)
CALA Board of Directors
Leslie Devaney Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz.
Carole M. Ross
Sheppard Mullin Richter &
Hampton.
Jim Edwards Wireless Facilities ...
www.sdcala.org/gpage18.html
*The law firm of Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz, to which the SDCOE JPA steers the lion's
share of its cases, is closely tied to right-wing Republicans such as Lesley Devaney.
Devaney joined the Stutz law firm after losing to Michael Aguirre in the race for San
Diego City Attorney. Devaney has recently admitted that if she had been elected, she
would HAVE HELPED city officials and employees, not the public, regarding the secret
2002 pension underfunding deal. I think the city attorney should, in the public interest,
demand explanations from officials.
share of its cases, is closely tied to right-wing Republicans such as Lesley Devaney.
Devaney joined the Stutz law firm after losing to Michael Aguirre in the race for San
Diego City Attorney. Devaney has recently admitted that if she had been elected, she
would HAVE HELPED city officials and employees, not the public, regarding the secret
2002 pension underfunding deal. I think the city attorney should, in the public interest,
demand explanations from officials.
Another response to "The Collateral
Damage of Aguirre's Furies"
Thank you Ms. Devaney for your opinion on
Mr. Aguirre's first year of being in office.
Now, if you don't mind, I'll ignore that
opinion. You see, it was your previous boss
Casey Gwinn, who went "ostrich" when the
excesses of City Council went unimpeded
and unchecked leading to our infamous
"Enron by the Sea" name tag. Weren't you
second in command, at the city attorney's
office, when all of this public profiteering
was in full swing?
San Diego needs a populist, activist city
attorney. I applaud Mr. Aguirre and Don
McGrath for "jumping into the fray." Does
the bungling of the De La Fuente judgments
ring any legal jingle bells? Would
Councilman Madaffer have been able to
orchestrate retroactive pension benefits for
past council members under Mike Aguirre's
tenure? The answers to these concerns are
publicly evident. Mr. Aguirre and his team of
transparent oriented city attorneys are
representing an under represented
constituency.
Ms. Devaney, that constituency would be
taxpaying citizens of San Diego. From taking
on the largess of SDCERS to the special
interest take over of the Torrey Pines Golf
Complex, Mr. Aguirre is on the right track.
Had Mr. Gwinn (with you at his side) not
been asleep during his watch, San Diego
would probably be in a better financial
position. Please ponder that if you need to
spend time ruefully worrying about the city's
current state of affairs.
DALE PETERSON, SAN DIEGO
December 13, 2005
Damage of Aguirre's Furies"
Thank you Ms. Devaney for your opinion on
Mr. Aguirre's first year of being in office.
Now, if you don't mind, I'll ignore that
opinion. You see, it was your previous boss
Casey Gwinn, who went "ostrich" when the
excesses of City Council went unimpeded
and unchecked leading to our infamous
"Enron by the Sea" name tag. Weren't you
second in command, at the city attorney's
office, when all of this public profiteering
was in full swing?
San Diego needs a populist, activist city
attorney. I applaud Mr. Aguirre and Don
McGrath for "jumping into the fray." Does
the bungling of the De La Fuente judgments
ring any legal jingle bells? Would
Councilman Madaffer have been able to
orchestrate retroactive pension benefits for
past council members under Mike Aguirre's
tenure? The answers to these concerns are
publicly evident. Mr. Aguirre and his team of
transparent oriented city attorneys are
representing an under represented
constituency.
Ms. Devaney, that constituency would be
taxpaying citizens of San Diego. From taking
on the largess of SDCERS to the special
interest take over of the Torrey Pines Golf
Complex, Mr. Aguirre is on the right track.
Had Mr. Gwinn (with you at his side) not
been asleep during his watch, San Diego
would probably be in a better financial
position. Please ponder that if you need to
spend time ruefully worrying about the city's
current state of affairs.
DALE PETERSON, SAN DIEGO
December 13, 2005
What crucial fact does Leslie Devaney
leave out of her essay?
DEVANEY WAS THE NUMBER 2 OFFICIAL
IN THE OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY until
Mike Aguirre took office.
[Devaney boasts about this connection in
her 2004 campaign for city attorney:
Key Endorsements
* San Diego City Attorney Casey Gwinn
* Former San Diego Assistant Chief of
Police Keith Enerson
* California Court of Appeal Justice
Howard B. Weiner., Retired]
Perhaps this one bit of information
explains why Devaney is outraged at
Aguirre's efforts to expose the facts about
actions by public officials!
leave out of her essay?
DEVANEY WAS THE NUMBER 2 OFFICIAL
IN THE OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY until
Mike Aguirre took office.
[Devaney boasts about this connection in
her 2004 campaign for city attorney:
Key Endorsements
* San Diego City Attorney Casey Gwinn
* Former San Diego Assistant Chief of
Police Keith Enerson
* California Court of Appeal Justice
Howard B. Weiner., Retired]
Perhaps this one bit of information
explains why Devaney is outraged at
Aguirre's efforts to expose the facts about
actions by public officials!
2008
Leslie Devaney is One of San Diego's 20 Most Influential Women
according to bizSanDiego
From the Stutz law firm website:
"Named as one of San Diego's 20 most influential businesswomen, Leslie Devaney was
recently profiled in bizSanDiego magazine's March 2008 publication. The women, described
as using their skills and passion to make a mark in their industries, are trailblazing paths for
other women and giving back to society..."
Maura's note:
I don't think I'm influential at all, but Leslie Devaney thinks I am.
She's suing me for defamation for what I've written on this website. I sure don't know how
she's going to prove that I interfered with her profits. No TV station or newspaper in San
Diego will cover my story, even though my school, Castle Park Elementary in Chula Vista,
continues its spectacular descent into chaos.
I believe that the school (which I attended as a child) has become so dysfunctional that it
should be removed from the control of Chula Vista Elementary School District and the state
should take it over.
P.S. During my deposition on June16, 2008 by Stutz lawyer Ljubisa (Luubisha) Kostic, I
was asked in particular about my Leslie Devaney column (right). I got the impression that
one of the 20 most influential women in San Diego is angry at this unemployed
schoolteacher.
The San Diego Union Tribune and Chula Vista Star-News might leave me out of their
reporting on Castle Park Elementary, but it's gratifying to know that Leslie Devaney thinks
I'm important.
Leslie Devaney is One of San Diego's 20 Most Influential Women
according to bizSanDiego
From the Stutz law firm website:
"Named as one of San Diego's 20 most influential businesswomen, Leslie Devaney was
recently profiled in bizSanDiego magazine's March 2008 publication. The women, described
as using their skills and passion to make a mark in their industries, are trailblazing paths for
other women and giving back to society..."
Maura's note:
I don't think I'm influential at all, but Leslie Devaney thinks I am.
She's suing me for defamation for what I've written on this website. I sure don't know how
she's going to prove that I interfered with her profits. No TV station or newspaper in San
Diego will cover my story, even though my school, Castle Park Elementary in Chula Vista,
continues its spectacular descent into chaos.
I believe that the school (which I attended as a child) has become so dysfunctional that it
should be removed from the control of Chula Vista Elementary School District and the state
should take it over.
P.S. During my deposition on June16, 2008 by Stutz lawyer Ljubisa (Luubisha) Kostic, I
was asked in particular about my Leslie Devaney column (right). I got the impression that
one of the 20 most influential women in San Diego is angry at this unemployed
schoolteacher.
The San Diego Union Tribune and Chula Vista Star-News might leave me out of their
reporting on Castle Park Elementary, but it's gratifying to know that Leslie Devaney thinks
I'm important.
Stutz Lawyer Leslie Devaney
"This is not a private corporation. We're not organized lawbreakers. We're an open public agency that needs to
hold its meetings open to the public."
...Aguirre's most explosive action last week was his beginning an independent investigation into allegations that city
employees lied and withheld information in disclosures related to its pension deficit.
Attorney Patrick Shea, a friend of Aguirre's and one of four unpaid advisers assessing staff changes in the City
Attorney's Office, called the step essential. "There is going to be an unavoidable irritation" between Aguirre and
city officials "who don't want that kind of disclosure," Shea said. "Mike has no choice but to do what he's doing," he
said. "Mike didn't create this situation. The reality is that the financial markets do not believe the materials . . .
published by the city of San Diego."
...Frank Devaney, head of the San Diego City Attorney civil division's trial unit and Leslie Devaney's husband, will
leave in March 2005.
hold its meetings open to the public."
...Aguirre's most explosive action last week was his beginning an independent investigation into allegations that city
employees lied and withheld information in disclosures related to its pension deficit.
Attorney Patrick Shea, a friend of Aguirre's and one of four unpaid advisers assessing staff changes in the City
Attorney's Office, called the step essential. "There is going to be an unavoidable irritation" between Aguirre and
city officials "who don't want that kind of disclosure," Shea said. "Mike has no choice but to do what he's doing," he
said. "Mike didn't create this situation. The reality is that the financial markets do not believe the materials . . .
published by the city of San Diego."
...Frank Devaney, head of the San Diego City Attorney civil division's trial unit and Leslie Devaney's husband, will
leave in March 2005.
Mike Aguirre, San Diego's new city attorney, is fighting City Hall from within it. During his first week in office,
Aguirre criticized the city's leadership, revived a dormant public integrity unit with prosecution powers
and began an investigation into allegations of accounting fraud by city officials. "We will work to restore
government integrity," Aguirre said at his swearing-in ceremony Monday. "The City Attorney's Office will not remain
on the sidelines and watch San Diego slide deeper into the financial abyss."...
Aguirre said his top priority is erasing the stain of a city fiscal crisis marked by a billion-dollar pension deficit, two
overdue annual audits and a borrowing ability so crippled that new water and wastewater projects are on hold. The
city's finances are being investigated by the FBI, the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Aguirre said solving the crisis will require disclosing its extent, depths and breaking a chain of closed-door City
Council meetings about it. "It just invites disrespect and concern when we're meeting in closed session talking about
criminal investigations of city officials," he said.
Aguirre criticized the city's leadership, revived a dormant public integrity unit with prosecution powers
and began an investigation into allegations of accounting fraud by city officials. "We will work to restore
government integrity," Aguirre said at his swearing-in ceremony Monday. "The City Attorney's Office will not remain
on the sidelines and watch San Diego slide deeper into the financial abyss."...
Aguirre said his top priority is erasing the stain of a city fiscal crisis marked by a billion-dollar pension deficit, two
overdue annual audits and a borrowing ability so crippled that new water and wastewater projects are on hold. The
city's finances are being investigated by the FBI, the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Aguirre said solving the crisis will require disclosing its extent, depths and breaking a chain of closed-door City
Council meetings about it. "It just invites disrespect and concern when we're meeting in closed session talking about
criminal investigations of city officials," he said.
Outsider moves in for a fight against City Hall
San Diego Union Tribune
By Matthew T. Hall
December 12, 2004
San Diego Union Tribune
By Matthew T. Hall
December 12, 2004
New judge Frank Devaney
from the office of California Governor 01/24/2005
Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Two Judges to the San Diego County Superior Court..
Devaney, 50, of San Diego, has served in the San Diego City Attorney’s office for more than 21 years. He began as a deputy city
attorney in the Criminal Division in 1983. He then moved to the Civil Litigation Division where he handled defense of personal injury
complaints, writs and appeals. In 2001, Devaney became head deputy city attorney in the Trial Unit of the Civil Division where he
managed the selection, training, supervision and mentoring of 25 deputy city attorneys. Devaney has also served as a workshop
leader for the San Diego Inn of Court trial practice and evidence workshop programs since 1994 and currently serves as a Master of
the Enright Inn of Court.
Devaney earned a Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hobart College. He
is a member of the San Diego County Bar Association and the California State Bar Association. He fills the vacancy created by the
retirement of Judge Vincent P. DiFiglia. Devaney is registered decline-to-state.
from the office of California Governor 01/24/2005
Governor Schwarzenegger Appoints Two Judges to the San Diego County Superior Court..
Devaney, 50, of San Diego, has served in the San Diego City Attorney’s office for more than 21 years. He began as a deputy city
attorney in the Criminal Division in 1983. He then moved to the Civil Litigation Division where he handled defense of personal injury
complaints, writs and appeals. In 2001, Devaney became head deputy city attorney in the Trial Unit of the Civil Division where he
managed the selection, training, supervision and mentoring of 25 deputy city attorneys. Devaney has also served as a workshop
leader for the San Diego Inn of Court trial practice and evidence workshop programs since 1994 and currently serves as a Master of
the Enright Inn of Court.
Devaney earned a Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hobart College. He
is a member of the San Diego County Bar Association and the California State Bar Association. He fills the vacancy created by the
retirement of Judge Vincent P. DiFiglia. Devaney is registered decline-to-state.
The Collateral Damage of Aguirre's Furies
By LESLIE DEVANEY
Voice of San Diego
December 12, 2005
Well, it's been a long year at City Hall. City Attorney Mike Aguirre has
certainly shaken up city government and redefined the role of the city
attorney. His actions remind me of the quote from Shakespeare's
"Macbeth": "Full of sound and fury, signifying
nothing."
Despite the numerous public discussions, debates and
frequently embarrassing displays about who is
right on the issue of the proper role of the city
attorney, the fact remains that Aguirre has redefined the city
attorney position in a way not previously seen in San Diego or
anywhere else in the state.
Let's look closer at what has occurred in the Office of the City Attorney
since Aguirre was elected. Within one year, he has either dismissed
or driven out more than 50 staff members from his office, including
dozens of very experienced attorneys. The most common phrases I
hear from those who remain are, "I'm trying to get out," "I'm looking,"
or "I'm keeping my head low and out of his way." Workers, whether
they are in public or private practice, just can't work efficiently when
their attention is focused on looking for another job or avoiding their
boss.
Aguirre has engaged in unethical legal practices
that conflict with his role as city attorney and the role of his office.
Rather than represent and advise the mayor, city
council and city departments, he has constantly
accused them of wrongdoing, investigated them,
called them names and generally butted heads with them wherever
and whenever possible.
He has also issued legal opinions contrary to the city's already-pled
litigation defenses being pursued by his own attorneys in the sewage
fee case and in the Mount Soledad cross controversy, and has
recently done a similar disservice to the city with his
condo-conversion opinion. That's not what I would call "representing
the client."
It's now been a year since Aguirre took office, yet I can't recall any
completed projects or new programs initiated by him that have made
San Diego a better city.
Recommendations for improvement, if ever they are made, are held
in abeyance until reports or investigations are complete. I've lost
count of the number of his investigations -- nevermind his
suggestions of what should be investigated like the alleged fraud that
he said last year may have unfairly kept the Cal Berkeley football team
out of a BCS bowl game.
Oh, and what happened to the investigations about the San Diego
Food Bank, sewage fees, gasoline price gouging, the NTC contract,
under-reporting of crime statistics, counting votes on election day,
and the Torrey Pines golf tee times? Aguirre is looking a lot like Don
Quixote fighting windmills with these incessant, never-completed
investigations.
Yet, you can add me to the majority of San Diegans who actually
believe that at least someone stepped forward to lead the city while
there was a power vacuum at City Hall.
However, there has been little serious discussion
about what the cost to the city has been, and will
be, in money, morals, reputation and values when
that leadership comes from bullying, threatening,
name-calling and untrustworthy, unethical
behavior. Do we want our elected officials to
behave in a way that we wouldn't tolerate in our
own children?
On whatever side you happen to fall (assuming there are only two)
about whether or not the city attorney should be setting policy for the
city, you should recognize that, at some point, a train wreck is
bound to happen when our elected policy makers
cannot or will not ask their attorney for advice.
If they aren't talking to their attorney -- and trust me, they are not -- then
they either get no advice, or they seek and get advice
from persons who are not accountable to the
electorate.
So, under the guise or mantra of "open and transparent government,"
the very people in the system who need to change the way they
operate are now seeking advice from unidentified people not
accountable to you and me. Why? Because their attorney constantly
threatens them with investigation, prosecution or lawsuits at every
turn.
It may be that the only people who will feel brave or comfortable
enough to step forward in the future to serve on the city council, in city
government, on boards and commissions, or in the city attorney's
office itself, are those people to whom Aguirre has granted immunity
from one of his investigations.
My advice to Mike is this: Before you launch another investigation and
hold another press conference, do what ethical attorneys
do -- confer with your client. Exhibit some leadership by
concluding your reports. Make recommendations for improvement.
Be respectful of those who are mentioned in your written documents.
Stop constantly hinting at culpability. Use only proven
facts. Stop posturing.
Recognize that the only way you will be able to effect positive change
in the city is if city officials and employees trust your motives and the
way you approach issues. Only then will they willingly consult you.
People will never consult with you if they believe
they will become a source or subject for your next
day's press release or newspaper headline. People
simply do not want to find their names in the newspaper or in one of
your so-called investigations.
Develop some positive ideas or programs that will improve
neighborhoods, provide better access to government and cut red tape
in the city bureaucracy, rather than constantly seek publicity by press
releases and press conferences. Maybe, just maybe, you could go
down in San Diego's history as someone who made a positive
change rather than someone who launched a thousand incomplete
investigations and really "shook things up at City Hall."
The collateral damage that will result if Aguirre
continues to operate as he has over the last year
will be devastating to the city in the long run
unless he changes course.
While his actions now might "feel good" and be
appealing to the general public, they have
consequences that will indeed be painful in the
years to come.
I hope I'm wrong.
Leslie E. Devaney is a partner at the law firm of Stutz Artiano Shinoff &
Holtz. She ran against Aguirre for city attorney in 2004 and lost by a
0.8 percent margin.
By LESLIE DEVANEY
Voice of San Diego
December 12, 2005
Well, it's been a long year at City Hall. City Attorney Mike Aguirre has
certainly shaken up city government and redefined the role of the city
attorney. His actions remind me of the quote from Shakespeare's
"Macbeth": "Full of sound and fury, signifying
nothing."
Despite the numerous public discussions, debates and
frequently embarrassing displays about who is
right on the issue of the proper role of the city
attorney, the fact remains that Aguirre has redefined the city
attorney position in a way not previously seen in San Diego or
anywhere else in the state.
Let's look closer at what has occurred in the Office of the City Attorney
since Aguirre was elected. Within one year, he has either dismissed
or driven out more than 50 staff members from his office, including
dozens of very experienced attorneys. The most common phrases I
hear from those who remain are, "I'm trying to get out," "I'm looking,"
or "I'm keeping my head low and out of his way." Workers, whether
they are in public or private practice, just can't work efficiently when
their attention is focused on looking for another job or avoiding their
boss.
Aguirre has engaged in unethical legal practices
that conflict with his role as city attorney and the role of his office.
Rather than represent and advise the mayor, city
council and city departments, he has constantly
accused them of wrongdoing, investigated them,
called them names and generally butted heads with them wherever
and whenever possible.
He has also issued legal opinions contrary to the city's already-pled
litigation defenses being pursued by his own attorneys in the sewage
fee case and in the Mount Soledad cross controversy, and has
recently done a similar disservice to the city with his
condo-conversion opinion. That's not what I would call "representing
the client."
It's now been a year since Aguirre took office, yet I can't recall any
completed projects or new programs initiated by him that have made
San Diego a better city.
Recommendations for improvement, if ever they are made, are held
in abeyance until reports or investigations are complete. I've lost
count of the number of his investigations -- nevermind his
suggestions of what should be investigated like the alleged fraud that
he said last year may have unfairly kept the Cal Berkeley football team
out of a BCS bowl game.
Oh, and what happened to the investigations about the San Diego
Food Bank, sewage fees, gasoline price gouging, the NTC contract,
under-reporting of crime statistics, counting votes on election day,
and the Torrey Pines golf tee times? Aguirre is looking a lot like Don
Quixote fighting windmills with these incessant, never-completed
investigations.
Yet, you can add me to the majority of San Diegans who actually
believe that at least someone stepped forward to lead the city while
there was a power vacuum at City Hall.
However, there has been little serious discussion
about what the cost to the city has been, and will
be, in money, morals, reputation and values when
that leadership comes from bullying, threatening,
name-calling and untrustworthy, unethical
behavior. Do we want our elected officials to
behave in a way that we wouldn't tolerate in our
own children?
On whatever side you happen to fall (assuming there are only two)
about whether or not the city attorney should be setting policy for the
city, you should recognize that, at some point, a train wreck is
bound to happen when our elected policy makers
cannot or will not ask their attorney for advice.
If they aren't talking to their attorney -- and trust me, they are not -- then
they either get no advice, or they seek and get advice
from persons who are not accountable to the
electorate.
So, under the guise or mantra of "open and transparent government,"
the very people in the system who need to change the way they
operate are now seeking advice from unidentified people not
accountable to you and me. Why? Because their attorney constantly
threatens them with investigation, prosecution or lawsuits at every
turn.
It may be that the only people who will feel brave or comfortable
enough to step forward in the future to serve on the city council, in city
government, on boards and commissions, or in the city attorney's
office itself, are those people to whom Aguirre has granted immunity
from one of his investigations.
My advice to Mike is this: Before you launch another investigation and
hold another press conference, do what ethical attorneys
do -- confer with your client. Exhibit some leadership by
concluding your reports. Make recommendations for improvement.
Be respectful of those who are mentioned in your written documents.
Stop constantly hinting at culpability. Use only proven
facts. Stop posturing.
Recognize that the only way you will be able to effect positive change
in the city is if city officials and employees trust your motives and the
way you approach issues. Only then will they willingly consult you.
People will never consult with you if they believe
they will become a source or subject for your next
day's press release or newspaper headline. People
simply do not want to find their names in the newspaper or in one of
your so-called investigations.
Develop some positive ideas or programs that will improve
neighborhoods, provide better access to government and cut red tape
in the city bureaucracy, rather than constantly seek publicity by press
releases and press conferences. Maybe, just maybe, you could go
down in San Diego's history as someone who made a positive
change rather than someone who launched a thousand incomplete
investigations and really "shook things up at City Hall."
The collateral damage that will result if Aguirre
continues to operate as he has over the last year
will be devastating to the city in the long run
unless he changes course.
While his actions now might "feel good" and be
appealing to the general public, they have
consequences that will indeed be painful in the
years to come.
I hope I'm wrong.
Leslie E. Devaney is a partner at the law firm of Stutz Artiano Shinoff &
Holtz. She ran against Aguirre for city attorney in 2004 and lost by a
0.8 percent margin.
But Lesley Devaney doesn't think there
should be serious discussions about what
the cost to the city was, and will be, in
money, morals, reputation and values of the
secret pension deal.
Leslie Devaney's law firm went to court to get
a ruling that I could not accuse her law firm
of intimidation.
should be serious discussions about what
the cost to the city was, and will be, in
money, morals, reputation and values of the
secret pension deal.
Leslie Devaney's law firm went to court to get
a ruling that I could not accuse her law firm
of intimidation.
A train wreck did occur when the previous
city council asked the city attorney's office for
advice when Leslie Devaney was second in
command in that office. The city may very
well end up declaring bankruptcy due to the
secret agreement to underfund the pension,
leaving the city over a billion dollars in debt
to the pension fund. The SEC investigated
the dishonesty toward bond holders.
Leslie Devaney thinks office holders should
not be accountable, but rather have the city
attorney help them avoid responsibility for
their actions.
city council asked the city attorney's office for
advice when Leslie Devaney was second in
command in that office. The city may very
well end up declaring bankruptcy due to the
secret agreement to underfund the pension,
leaving the city over a billion dollars in debt
to the pension fund. The SEC investigated
the dishonesty toward bond holders.
Leslie Devaney thinks office holders should
not be accountable, but rather have the city
attorney help them avoid responsibility for
their actions.
This reminds me of Daniel Shinoff's actions
as lawyer for MiraCosta College.
as lawyer for MiraCosta College.
Leslie Devaney expresses
her views:
her views:
Responses by Maura Larkins
and Dale Peterson
and Dale Peterson
It's important to remember that Leslie
Devaney would be one of the people
scrutinized in such an investigation.
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lNTERIM REPORT NO. 26
ONGOING lNTERNAL REVENUE CODE
ISSUES RELATlNC TO PRESIDENTIAL
LEAVE BENEFlTS
30 April 2002, City officials granted two
union presidents' requests to use their
union salaries to calculate their City
pensions. Permitting union employees to
participate iii the City
pension raised tax questions. To address
these tax law questions, the City retained
attorney Michael Changaris to issue an
opinion.
'On that same day, former Assistant City
Attoiney Leslie Devaney left a phone
message seeking advice:
"Mike Changaris Tax Attorney 5 15-3252
Leslie Devaney wants you to call him
directly re Union President being paid by
City and tax implications. He is expecting
your call."74
Devaney would be one of the people
scrutinized in such an investigation.
Page 1
lNTERIM REPORT NO. 26
ONGOING lNTERNAL REVENUE CODE
ISSUES RELATlNC TO PRESIDENTIAL
LEAVE BENEFlTS
30 April 2002, City officials granted two
union presidents' requests to use their
union salaries to calculate their City
pensions. Permitting union employees to
participate iii the City
pension raised tax questions. To address
these tax law questions, the City retained
attorney Michael Changaris to issue an
opinion.
'On that same day, former Assistant City
Attoiney Leslie Devaney left a phone
message seeking advice:
"Mike Changaris Tax Attorney 5 15-3252
Leslie Devaney wants you to call him
directly re Union President being paid by
City and tax implications. He is expecting
your call."74
"...'Leslie Devaney is the city attorney's
liaison to the Mayor and City Council and
she is responsible for interpreting the Brown
Act for them.' Aguirre added that, while he
has represented clients in two successful
lawsuits against the city for violating the
Brown Act (one of the plaintiffs, veteran
community activist Mel Shapiro, was in the
audience at the forum), thanks to Devaney's
advice it will be a lot more difficult to win
such suits in the future because she told the
City Councilmembers not to take their own
notes during closed sessions but to rely on
a city attorney's staff member to do it for
them."
--Who Owns the San Diego City Attorney?
sandiego.indymedia.org
liaison to the Mayor and City Council and
she is responsible for interpreting the Brown
Act for them.' Aguirre added that, while he
has represented clients in two successful
lawsuits against the city for violating the
Brown Act (one of the plaintiffs, veteran
community activist Mel Shapiro, was in the
audience at the forum), thanks to Devaney's
advice it will be a lot more difficult to win
such suits in the future because she told the
City Councilmembers not to take their own
notes during closed sessions but to rely on
a city attorney's staff member to do it for
them."
--Who Owns the San Diego City Attorney?
sandiego.indymedia.org
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Political Contributions
by Individuals
Leslie E Devaney
(Stutz Artiano
Shinoff &
Holtz/Attor), (Zip
code: 92131) $250
to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on
09/25/05.
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John Alexander (John
Alexander/Physician), (Zip code:
92121) $1000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 06/12/06
John Alexander. II (John Alexander
II/Physician), (Zip code: 92121) $5000
to THE COMMONWEALTH PAC on
06/12/06
Randall Jenson (Ranch
Capital/Partner), (Zip code: 92130)
$1000 to THE COMMONWEALTH
PAC on 06/27/06
Paul Johnson (DLA Pipe/Attorney),
(Zip code: 92127) $2000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 06/12/06
Marshall Merrifield (General
Lock/Manager), (Zip code: 92130)
$5000 to THE COMMONWEALTH
PAC on 06/12/06
Virginia Merrifield (None/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92130) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 06/12/06
James Nakagawa, (Zip code: 92130)
$1000 to THE COMMONWEALTH
PAC on 06/16/06
Laurie Romney (None/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92127) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 06/22/06
Matthew Romney (Excel/Developer),
(Zip code: 92127) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 06/22/06
Joel Reed (R.A. Capital
Advisors/Finance), (Zip code: 92130)
$5000 to THE COMMONWEALTH
PAC on 12/15/06
Bruce Tabb (Environmental
Development/President), (Zip code:
92101) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 12/19/06
Frederick Howe (Medimpact
Healthcare Systems/CEO), (Zip code:
92106) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 10/10/06
Gary Sabin (Kausay Holdings/Real
Estate), (Zip code: 92128) $5000 to
THE COMMONWEALTH PAC on
04/20/06
Rod Sadlier, (Zip code: 92131) $1000
to THE COMMONWEALTH PAC on
07/13/06
Dieter Kuster (CA Botana
International/CEO and Sen), (Zip
code: 92121) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 12/22/06
Jacqueline Lake
(Self-Employed/Designer), (Zip code:
92127) $5000 to THE
COMMONWEALTH PAC on 12/22/06
Jeffrey Lake (Jeffrey A.Lake
A.P.C./Attorney), (Zip code: 92127)
$5000 to THE COMMONWEALTH
PAC on 12/22/06
John Myers (Financial
Heritage/Mortgage Banker), (Zip code:
92123) $500 to FITZPATRICK FOR
CONGRESS on 06/29/06
Dean Jones (SCME Mortgage
Bankers/Mortgage Bank), (Zip code:
92122) $500 to FITZPATRICK FOR
CONGRESS on 06/30/06
LISA D MS THOMPSON
(GEN-PROBE/SR. MANAGER), (Zip
code: 92126) $250 to GEN-PROBE
INCORPORATED PAC (GEN-PROBE
PAC) on 07/26/06
Mr. JIM C NEAL (GEN-PROBE/SR.
DIRECTOR, MANUFACTURI), (Zip
code: 92131) $300 to GEN-PROBE
INCORPORATED PAC (GEN-PROBE
PAC) on 09/06/05
JAMES BROWN (SILBERRAD
INC/BUSINESS EXECUTIVE), (Zip
code: 92108) $250 to KEYES 2004
INC on 08/02/05
TOM GRAFTON, (Zip code: 92121)
$500 to LCR PAC on 05/16/05
Cynthia Devlin (Norfolk
Shipbuilding/Shipbuilder), (Zip code:
92124) $250 to THELMA DRAKE FOR
CONGRESS on 10/11/06
Michael Harrison
(Vanguard/Executive), (Zip code:
92122) $2000 to THELMA DRAKE
FOR CONGRESS on 09/20/05
Michael Harrison
(Vanguard/Executive), (Zip code:
92122) $1000 to THELMA DRAKE
FOR CONGRESS on 02/06/06
Peter J. Henning (BAE Systems/Dir. of
Gov. Bus. Dev.), (Zip code: 92131)
$500 to THELMA DRAKE FOR
CONGRESS on 02/03/06
Kenneth Tang (Trex Enterprises Corp.),
(Zip code: 92121) $500 to THELMA
DRAKE FOR CONGRESS on 02/07/06
Frederick W. West (C & W
Diving/President), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to THELMA DRAKE FOR
CONGRESS on 02/03/06
DOROTHEA JANE LONG
(N/A/RETIRED), (Zip code: 92159)
$1000 to BOB CORKER FOR SENATE
on 10/25/06
Mr. . CASTER (CASTER
ENTERPRISES/BUSINESSMAN), (Zip
code: 92120) $300 to SAVE NEW YORK
PAC on 01/14/06
HULDA W MS BETTS (N/A/RETIRED),
(Zip code: 92103) $200 to SAVE NEW
YORK PAC on 10/05/06
Mr. HENRY L WELLS (N/A/RETIRED),
(Zip code: 92120) $200 to SAVE NEW
YORK PAC on 12/18/06
Robert J Labreche (College Loan
Corporation/CEO), (Zip code: 92127)
$2500 to BIG EASY COMMITTEE on
01/11/05
GEORGE E MOZLEY
(USN/SQUADRON AIRCRAFT
MAINTENANCE), (Zip code: 92126)
$330 to FRIENDS OF JOHN KERRY on
01/24/06
D C M MAY, (Zip code: 02914) $500
to FRIENDS OF JOHN KERRY on
06/09/06
BARBARA J MALK (HOMEMAKER),
(Zip code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JOHN KERRY on 04/03/06
CHARLES DAVENPORT (CHANDAR
POWER SYSTEMS INC./EXECUTIV),
(Zip code: 92101) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JOHN KERRY on 07/11/05
D.C.M. MAY, (Zip code: 02914) $500
to FRIENDS OF JOHN KERRY on
07/13/06
MICHAEL THORSNES
(THORSNES BARTOLOTTA
LLP/ATTORNEY), (Zip code:
92103) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JOHN KERRY on 12/20/06
Jeffrey Fink (Robbins Umeda &
Fink/Attorney), (Zip code: 92103)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/18/06
James Mulvaney (Mulvaney &
Kahan/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/06/06
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/18/06
Michael Riese (American
National Investments/Devel), (Zip
code: 92116) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Caryn Viterbi (Carlyn
Viterbi/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/27/05
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/28/06
Timothy Penkala
(Self-Employed/CPA), (Zip code:
92103) $300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Sergio Vargas (Applied Microcircuits
Corp/Electric), (Zip code: 92129) $300
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/03/06
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/19/05
Virginia Kim (San Marcos Middle
School/Title One), (Zip code: 92102)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/08/05
Regan Tully (I.R.E/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/13/05
Michelle Arthur (Greene King
Investments/Secretary), (Zip code:
92103) $2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/21/06
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $600 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/04/06
Steve Cain (Pacific Pulp Molding
Inc./Manufactu), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/10/06
Richard J D'Ascoli (Pacific Southwest
Association of Re), (Zip code: 92119)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/07/06
Martha Enriquez, (Zip code: 92108)
$2500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/21/06
Aaron Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/President), (Zip code:
92121) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/16/06
Dave Gardner (Highland Partnership
Inc./General C), (Zip code: 92127)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/17/06
Robert Hixson (CB Richard Ellis
Inc/Senior Vice Pr), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/18/06
Karen Hutchens
(Self-Employed/Public Relations), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
John W Johnson (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92119) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/09/06
Bong Jung (El Tigre Inc./Officer), (Zip
code: 92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/22/06
Carol Kao (Luce Forward/Attorney),
(Zip code: 92106) $750 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/04/06
Robyn Kettering (Kettering Roses
Insurance/Insurance), (Zip code:
92119) $250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/04/06
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109) $500
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/02/06
Richard S Mccune (McCune
Chrysler-Jeep/President), (Zip code:
92106) $300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/18/06
Eric Rivera (San Diego State
University/Higher E), (Zip code: 92154)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/03/06
Ruben Romero (Self/Dentist),
(Zip code: 92103) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/05/06
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/17/06
Jesus Vargas
(Caltrans/Engineer), (Zip code:
92129) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
Sergio Vargas (Applied
Microcircuits Corp/Electric), (Zip
code: 92129) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/13/06
Gretchen Von Helms
(Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/22/06
Walter Zable (Cubic Corp/CEO),
(Zip code: 92186) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/13/06
Keith Zakarin (Duane Morris
LLP/Attorney), (Zip code: 92117)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/10/06
Michelle P Murad, (Zip code:
92117) $800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/15/06
Michelle P Murad, (Zip code:
92117) $100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/15/06
Martin P Abelar (Dr Martin P
Abelar/Dentist), (Zip code: 92130)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/05
James Barone (Barone Galasso
& Associates/CFO), (Zip code:
92101) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Eva Bolla (N/A/Homemaker), (Zip
code: 92109) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/05
Trenton Bonner (Grubb &
Ellis/Real Estate), (Zip code:
92122) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/09/05
Edward Burr (EDCO/President),
(Zip code: 92115) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/25/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Philip Chodur (Prudential/R.E.
Broker), (Zip code: 92109) $1000
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 03/30/05
Michael D'Amelio (Meisel
Presley/Director of Entitlem), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Caroline D'Ascoli
(SBC/Engineer), (Zip code:
92119) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/06/05
Pamela T Davis (Neighborhood
National Bank/Chief Cr), (Zip
code: 92110) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/05
Leslie E Devaney (Shetz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Julie Dunklin (Nicole
Shoes/Sales), (Zip code: 92109)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/07/05
Michael B Galasso (Barone
Galasso and Associates/Affor),
(Zip code: 92101) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/24/05
Brian D Greenberg (Brian D.
Greenberg Esq./Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Eric A Gregory (Premier Coastal
Development/CFO), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Sherman D Harmer (Urban
Housing Partners/Executive), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Christine Holmes
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Mark H Holmes (Premier Coastal
Development/Directo), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Benjamin Hueso
(N/A/Unemployed), (Zip code:
92113) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/06/05
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Robyn Kettering (Kettering Roses
Insurance/Insurance), (Zip code:
92119) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/15/05
Mack L Langston (Langston &
Low/Real Estate Broker), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Richard Ledford (Ledford
Enterprises/Advocate), (Zip code:
92129) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Samuel C Marasco (LandGrant
Development/President), (Zip code:
92130) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Matt Maruccia (Premier Coastal
Development/Directo), (Zip code:
92104) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/01/05
Michelle P Murad (Eastman
Flooring/Owners), (Zip code:
92117) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Randy Murad (Eastman
Flooring/Owners), (Zip code:
92117) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Anthony M Napoli (Anthony Napoli
Real Estate Group/Re), (Zip
code: 92101) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/05
Mark Pidgeon (KG Design &
Build/Project Manager), (Zip
code: 92130) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/18/05
Robert Presley (J Maisel Presley
Inc/Real Estate De), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Scott Presley (Maisel
Presley/CFO), (Zip code: 92160)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Athan P Ranglas (Hendricks &
Partners/Broker), (Zip code:
92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Colin Rice (California State
Assembly/Chief-of-), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/05/05
Malcolm R Sax (JES
Properties/Broker), (Zip code:
92168) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Jerry Schnitzius (Allied Pacific
Waste/General Manage), (Zip
code: 92129) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/25/05
Richard Snyder (R.A.Snyder
Properties/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92108) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/25/05
Sally Taylor (County of San
Diego/CPA), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Leann Thompson (Century
21/Real Estate Agent), (Zip code:
92123) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Roy Thompson (Thompson
Financial/President), (Zip code:
92123) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Daniel Tomasi (Premier Coastal
Development/Vice Pr), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Ganj Van Eik (Tristaff
Group/CEO), (Zip code: 92121)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Alan Viterbi (Liquid
Environmental Solutions/Busi),
(Zip code: 92130) $2000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/27/05
Gary L Voice (UDW/Accountant),
(Zip code: 92116) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/18/05
John F Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprises/Manager), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Julius H Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprises/President), (Zip
code: 92166) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Thomas Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprise/Owner), (Zip code:
92109) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Mitchell Berner (Public
Solutions/Principal), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Arthur Bersin (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92106) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/05/06
William Biddle (Farnis &
Britton/Lawyer), (Zip code: 92119)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/25/06
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Christopher Blanco (Prudential
Real Estate/Realtor), (Zip code:
92120) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Marjorie Burchett (Luce
Forward/Attorney), (Zip code:
92107) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Bonnie J Chalker
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/13/06
Eric Comer (CB Richard
Ellis/Senior Vice Presid), (Zip
code: 92129) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Marjorie Cushman (Cushman
Enterprises/CFO/Treasurer), (Zip
code: 92131) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Anthony Cutri (Martinez Cutri &
McArdle/Architect), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Charles Danaher (Luce
Froward/Partner), (Zip code:
92107) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/28/06
Wadie P Deddeh (The Wilson
Group/Government Affairs), (Zip
code: 92123) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/01/06
Leslie E Devaney (Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Jerry Dressel (Dressel
Financial/Financial Consult), (Zip
code: 92127) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Bryan Dyer (Premier Coastal
Development/Project), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
William Earley (Luce Forward
Hamilton & Scripps/Att), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Gary Eastley (Randall
Lamb/Electrical Engineer), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Anne Evans (Evans
Hotels/Chairman), (Zip code:
92109) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
Bill Evans (Evans
Hotels/President), (Zip code:
92109) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Susan Evans (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92103) $389 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/10/06
Michael A Gardiner (Michael A.
Gardiner/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $1600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Rich Gustafson (CityMark
Development/President), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
William F Habeger (B. H. Gold
Insurance Agency/Insuran), (Zip
code: 92131) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 01/04/06
Sherman D Harmer (Urban
Housing Partners/Executive), (Zip
code: 92101) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Daniel Herbert (Higgs Fletcher
and Mack/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Steve Huffman
(sandiegoapartments.com/Real
Estate), (Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/28/06
Karen Hutchens
(Self-Employed/Public
Relations), (Zip code: 92106)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/02/06
William Ingram (Nuera
Communications Inc./President),
(Zip code: 92103) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/02/06
Nora Jaeschke (Plumeria
Inc/President), (Zip code: 92121)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/31/06
Eric Jones (Urban Real Estate
Service/President), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
James Justus (James
Automotive Service/Owner), (Zip
code: 92102) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Carol Kao (Luce
Forward/Attorney), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $400 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Michael LaBarre (Fehlman
LaBarre/Architect), (Zip code:
92101) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Andrew Lee (Harrah's Rincon
Casino/Marketing), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
David Lewis (Carmel Mountain
Insurance Service/I), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 01/08/06
Hamid Liaghat (Flores
Lund/Structural Engineer), (Zip
code: 92127) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Luis Maizel (LM Capital Group
LLC/Money Manager), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/21/06
Annie Malcolm (Suncoast
Financial/President), (Zip code:
92101) $600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Ellie Marcus (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92169) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/04/06
Joseph Martinez Jr
(SCMV/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Daniel M Maruccia (Lozano
Smith/Attorney), (Zip code:
92107) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Mark Mazzarella
(Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/06
William Moser (Nagland
Engineering/Civil Engineer), (Zip
code: 92131) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Michelle P Murad (The Rock
Stone and Tile/Owners), (Zip
code: 92117) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Steve Nasland (Civil
Engineer/Nashland
Engineering), (Zip code: 92131)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Lars R Newsome
(ASMP/Anesthesiologist), (Zip
code: 92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Aubrey O'Connell (Prado
Restaurant/Server), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Dennis Y Otsuji (O N A
Inc./Landscape Architect), (Zip
code: 92131) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/28/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/31/06
David Priest, (Zip code: 92117)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Paul Robinson (Hecht Solberg
Robinson Goldberg &/P), (Zip
code: 92101) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Elizabeth Rose (Free Tissue
Media/Producer), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/04/06
Malcolm R Sax (JES
Properties/Broker), (Zip code:
92168) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/12/06
James Sim (Westland Insurance
Brokers/Insuranc), (Zip code:
92110) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 01/06/06
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Trudy Stambook
(Self-Employed/Real Estate
Sales and), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/02/06
William Stone (Simply
Italian/Owner), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/31/06
Joe Street (Street
Properties/CEO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Lokesh Tantuwaya
(Self-Employed/Neurosurgeon), (Zip
code: 92122) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Michael Thiemann (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/14/06
Gary Van Eik (TriStaff
Group/CEO), (Zip code: 92122)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/29/06
Jesus Vargas
(Caltrans/Engineer), (Zip code:
92129) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/05/06
Jay Walker (Fairfield
Residential/Developer), (Zip
code: 92121) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
J.B. Walsh (Walsh &
Chacon/President), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/11/06
Chris Warburton (National
Housing Fund Inc./Vice Pre), (Zip
code: 92116) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
Rosalyn Warburton (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/17/06
Charles Wax (Waxie Sanitary
Supplies/Owner), (Zip code:
92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
H.R Weatherford
(Self-Employed/Construction Manager),
(Zip code: 92101) $600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Mary Yunker (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92101) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/24/06
Alex Zamundio (Omniview
Construction Inc/Contracto), (Zip
code: 92154) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/19/06
Edward Arledge (Luce Forward et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92130)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Jules Arthur (Amerland
Communities/Developer), (Zip
code: 92103) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Alan Bersin (San Diego City
Schools/Educator), (Zip code:
92106) $1800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/07/05
Greg Bohart (Greg Bohart
M.D./Physician), (Zip code:
92128) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/08/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/29/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Yvonne Campos (Superior Court
of California/Judge), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/04/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/20/05
Wayne Coulon (Wayne
Coulon/Insurance Agent), (Zip
code: 92128) $351 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
Wayne Coulon (Wayne
Coulon/Insurance Agent), (Zip
code: 92128) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/27/05
Caroline D'Ascoli
(SBC/Engineer), (Zip code:
92119) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Jim Dawe (Seltzer Caplan et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Jerry Dressel (Dressel
Financial/Financial Consult), (Zip
code: 92127) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/17/05
Eugene Driscoll (Eugene
Driscoll/Property Management),
(Zip code: 92119) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/21/05
William Earley (Luce Forward
Hamilton & Scripps/Att), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/30/05
Aaron Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/President), (Zip
code: 92121) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Uri Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/Vice President), (Zip
code: 92121) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Stephen J Fitch (Stephen
Fitch/Attorney), (Zip code: 92108)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/15/05
Nancy Garrett (Del Mar Pines
School/Elementary Tea), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/21/05
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/03/05
George Halbo (Arrow
Market/Owner), (Zip code: 92162)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/29/05
Kipland Howard (R.E.
Development
Services/Developer), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/15/05
James Justus (James
Automotive Service/Owner), (Zip
code: 92102) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Mack L Langston (Langston &
Low/Real Estate Broker), (Zip
code: 92122) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/10/05
Mitchell L Lathrop (Duane
Morris/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$264 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/09/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$267 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/09/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/20/05
Richard Ledford (Ledford
Enterprises/Advocate), (Zip code:
92129) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
Sylvia Leon-Mireles
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92105) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/12/05
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Robert J Lichter (Lichter Venture
Group/President), (Zip code:
92109) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/08/05
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
John Lomac (Executive
VP/SDAR), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/22/05
Fredric Maas (Black Mountain
Ranch/Managing Direc), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Luis Maizel (LM Capital Group
LLC/Money Manager), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/30/05
Lisa G Malec (Environmental
Development/Controlle), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Richard S Mccune (McCune
Chrysler-Jeep/President), (Zip
code: 92106) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/10/05
Kelli Medina (KM
Strategies/Fundraising
Consultan), (Zip code: 92102)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/30/05
Jose O Mireles (Latino Builders
Association/Preside), (Zip code:
92105) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Tomas Morales (Golub &
Morales LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $750 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Vince Mudd (San Diego Office
Interiors), (Zip code: 92111)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/28/05
Lars R Newsome
(ASMP/Anesthesiologist), (Zip
code: 92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/05
Elizabeth Oliver
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/10/05
Morgan D Oliver (Oliver
McMillin/CEO), (Zip code: 92106)
$2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/30/05
Patricia L Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/30/05
Gilbert Partida (Frontera
Investments/Owner), (Zip code:
92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/17/05
James Pieri (Mountain
West/Property Manager), (Zip
code: 92130) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/10/05
Colin Rice (California State
Assembly/Chief-of-), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Michael Riese (American
National Investments/Devel), (Zip
code: 92116) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/06/05
Lynn Schenk (Lynn
Schenk/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/15/05
David Schneider (Yunker &
Schneider/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Bruce Tabb (Environmental
Development/President), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/13/05
Jean Walcher (J Walcher
Connumications/Public Rel), (Zip
code: 92104) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Louis M Wolfsheimer (Milch &
Wolfsheimer/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/29/05
Marc Wolfsheimer
(WMC/Management), (Zip code:
92117) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/14/05
John Yeager (Yordy Capital
Group/Manager), (Zip code:
92126) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Francisco Alonso
(WHSE/Manager), (Zip code:
92154) $400 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Scott Ashline (Northwest
Mutual/Financial Represen), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
John L Baldwin (Baldwin
Parks/Owner), (Zip code: 92106)
$2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/01/06
Jim Brown (Marvin K. Brown Auto
Center/Chairma), (Zip code:
92108) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/18/06
R. A. Carpenter (R.E. Staite
Engineering/President), (Zip
code: 92170) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Linda Cone (Street
Properites/CFO), (Zip code:
92154) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/31/06
Michael D'Amelio (The
Continental Group/President
and), (Zip code: 92122) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/06/06
Jim Dawe (Seltzer Caplan et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/18/06
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/30/06
Jeffrey Fink (Robbins Umeda &
Fink/Attorney), (Zip code: 92103)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/05/06
Michael B Galasso (Barone
Galasso and Associates/Affor),
(Zip code: 92101) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/23/06
Sandy Greitzer (Total Logistics
Cargo/Vice Presiden), (Zip code:
92154) $700 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/25/06
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/26/06
Veronica Jeffers (General
Atomics/Administrator), (Zip
code: 92139) $1400 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/06
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $600 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/31/06
Fredric Maas (Black Mountain
Ranch/Managing Direc), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/19/06
Jeff Marston (Marston &
Marston/President), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/25/06
Tomas Morales (Golub &
Morales LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $350 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/23/06
James Mulvaney (Mulvaney &
Kahan/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $750 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Mark Nelson (Sempra
Utilities/Director of Govern), (Zip
code: 92103) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Arturo Rivera (Washington
Mutual/Banker), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/05/06
Paul Robinson (Hecht Solberg
Robinson Goldberg &/P), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Theodore D Roth (Roth
Capital/Managing Director), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Lynn Schenk (Lynn
Schenk/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/23/06
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/01/06
Javier Serhan (Serhan
Investments / Cedar Developm),
(Zip code: 92101) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/05/06
Gregory Thompson (City of San
Diego/Director of Foren), (Zip
code: 92128) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/06
Jarl Turner (Turner
Consulting/Principal), (Zip code:
92138) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/19/06
Rosalyn Warburton (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/18/06
Solange Weiss
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $50] to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/19/06
Alex Zamundio (Omniview
Construction Inc/Contracto), (Zip
code: 92154) $700 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Michael D Bardin (Scripps
Health/Public Affairs), (Zip code:
92121) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $600 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
07/28/05
Christopher Celentino (Duane
Morris LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/30/05
Philip Chodur (Prudential/R.E.
Broker), (Zip code: 92109) $1000
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 09/28/05
Linda Cone (Street
Properites/CFO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/01/05
Joe W Craver (Galaxie
Management Inc./Aerospace),
(Zip code: 92107) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/26/05
Bill Darnell (Darnell & Associates
Inc./Architect), (Zip code: 92109)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/22/05
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Kevin DeSantis (Butz Dunn
DeSantis & Bingham/Partne),
(Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
07/28/05
Leslie E Devaney (Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/25/05
Walter Fisher (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92117) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Pam Gaffen (Gaf Con
Inc./President), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/30/05
Yehudi Gaffen (Gaf Con
Inc./Prinicipal), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/12/05
Michael A Gardiner (Michael A.
Gardiner/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Donald W Giddings (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
08/30/05
Timothy J Grant (Fredrickson
Maseka & Grant/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/06/05
James S Grisolia
(Physician/James S. Grisolia),
(Zip code: 92103) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/14/05
Melvyn Ingalls (Ingalls
Enterprises/Owner), (Zip code:
92109) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Jason B Khoury (Pacific Scene
Homes/President), (Zip code:
92110) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/29/05
Virginia Kim (San Marcos Middle
School/Title One), (Zip code:
92102) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/01/05
John D Kirby (La Bella &
McNamara/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Marnie Klein (San Diego County
Office of Educatio), (Zip code:
92102) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Paul K Laikind (Metabasis
Therapeutics Inc/Business), (Zip
code: 92130) $350 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/14/05
Mitchell L Lathrop (Duane
Morris/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/15/05
Jeffrey Middaugh (Mission Bay
Financial/Owner), (Zip code:
92110) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/28/05
Michael Moon (Michael Moon
M.D./Physician), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/19/05
Houshang Nahavandian
(American Cab/General
Manager), (Zip code: 92113)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 07/28/05
Anthony M Napoli (Anthony Napoli
Real Estate Group/Re), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Francisco Osorio (Bebos's Auto
Recycle/Owner), (Zip code:
92154) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Dennis Y Otsuji (O N A
Inc./Landscape Architect), (Zip
code: 92131) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/21/05
Gilbert Partida (Frontera
Investments/Owner), (Zip code:
92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/21/05
Fernando Rodriguez (Dave's Auto
Wrecking/President), (Zip code:
92154) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Margaret M Roland (First
American Title/Account Manage),
(Zip code: 92114) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Theodore D Roth (Roth
Capital/Managing Director), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/14/05
R. Michael Scarano (Foley
Lardina/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Masoud Shahri (John Burnham
Insurance Services/Sen), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Roger Shipp (Land Grant
Development/Vice Preside), (Zip
code: 92122) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Mark Stevens (Steven Cresto
Engineering/Engineer), (Zip
code: 92124) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Joe Street (Street
Properties/CEO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Jonathan B Tamayo (Community
Health Group/VP Informati), (Zip
code: 92127) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Jerome Trammer (Jerone
Trammer/Consultant), (Zip code:
92108) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Michael Vinti, (Zip code: 92110)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/29/05
Mark Vranjes (Grimm Vranjes
McCormick & Graham/At), (Zip
code: 92103) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Ann M Warren (Community
Health Group/CEO), (Zip code:
92104) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Donald Paradise, (Zip code:
92102) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/02/06
Edward Arledge (Luce Forward et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92130)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 12/20/05
Mark Bailey (Chesapeake Fish
Co./President), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 10/25/05
Craig Benedetto (Benedetto &
Danon/Pr Exec), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/09/05
Mikel Bistrow (Duane
MorrisLLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/11/05
Malin Burnham (Burnham Real
Estate Services/Chairm), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 12/03/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/02/05
Beth Callender
(Greenhaus/Advertising &
Marketing), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 11/12/05
Matthew R Carr (Cal
Marine/Pres/CEO), (Zip code:
92104) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/25/05
Bonnie J Chalker
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/16/05
Manoj Chawla (Pacifica
Companies/Real Estate Deve),
(Zip code: 92131) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
12/12/05
Helen N Cushman
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92103) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/23/05
Pat Daniels (LerachCoughlin
Stoya/Attorney), (Zip code: 92104)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 11/04/05
Steve Danon (County Supervisor
Ron Roberts/Chief), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/09/05
Virginia De Robertis
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92104) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/04/05
Paul J Delmore (Self
Employed/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/07/05
Marie Diaz (Triumph
Development/Office Manager),
(Zip code: 92115) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
11/23/05
Stephen P Doyle (Brookfield
Homes/Builder), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/07/05
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/07/05
Ewdard L Goldberg (Sea
Management/President), (Zip
code: 92108) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 10/27/05
Ricardo M Gonzalez (Self
Employed/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/19/05
Joshua D Gruenberg (Larabee &
Gruenberg/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/02/05
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/19/05
Peter J Henning (BAE Systems
Ship Repair/Director), (Zip code:
92131) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/25/05
Deepak Israni (Pacific
Companies/Secretary), (Zip code:
92130) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/12/05
Lisa G Malec (Environmental
Development/Controlle), (Zip code:
92117) $1100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 12/08/05
Raymond L Martin (Hunsaker
and Assoc/Vice President), (Zip
code: 92129) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 11/07/05
Tomas Morales (Golub &
Morales LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/21/05
Anthony M Napoli (Anthony Napoli
Real Estate Group/Re), (Zip
code: 92101) $600 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 12/07/05
Dennis Y Otsuji (O N A
Inc./Landscape Architect), (Zip
code: 92131) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 12/03/05
Jorge E Palacios (JP
Engineering Inc/Civil Engineer),
(Zip code: 92110) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
11/07/05
Ed Plant (Working Waterfront
Group/President), (Zip code:
92186) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/25/05
Shari Schenk (CaseyGerry
Schent et al/Marketing D), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 11/11/05
Dilpreet Shergill (N/A/Housewife),
(Zip code: 92128) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
12/12/05
Jerrold B Siegel (Peartree
Catering/President), (Zip code:
92154) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/25/05
Ahmad Solomon (San Diego Gas
& Electric/Public Aff), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/05/05
Keith Zakarin (Duane Morris
LLP/Attorney), (Zip code: 92117)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 10/11/05
Frederick W West (C & W Deep
Solutions/President), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/03/05
Political Contributions
by Individuals
Leslie E Devaney
(Stutz Artiano
Shinoff &
Holtz/Attor), (Zip
code: 92131) $250
to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on
09/25/05.
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$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
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James Mulvaney (Mulvaney &
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92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/06/06
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/18/06
Michael Riese (American
National Investments/Devel), (Zip
code: 92116) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Caryn Viterbi (Carlyn
Viterbi/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/27/05
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/28/06
Timothy Penkala
(Self-Employed/CPA), (Zip code:
92103) $300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Sergio Vargas (Applied Microcircuits
Corp/Electric), (Zip code: 92129) $300
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/03/06
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/19/05
Virginia Kim (San Marcos Middle
School/Title One), (Zip code: 92102)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/08/05
Regan Tully (I.R.E/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/13/05
Michelle Arthur (Greene King
Investments/Secretary), (Zip code:
92103) $2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/21/06
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $600 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/04/06
Steve Cain (Pacific Pulp Molding
Inc./Manufactu), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/10/06
Richard J D'Ascoli (Pacific Southwest
Association of Re), (Zip code: 92119)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/07/06
Martha Enriquez, (Zip code: 92108)
$2500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/21/06
Aaron Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/President), (Zip code:
92121) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/16/06
Dave Gardner (Highland Partnership
Inc./General C), (Zip code: 92127)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/17/06
Robert Hixson (CB Richard Ellis
Inc/Senior Vice Pr), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 04/18/06
Karen Hutchens
(Self-Employed/Public Relations), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
John W Johnson (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92119) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/09/06
Bong Jung (El Tigre Inc./Officer), (Zip
code: 92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/22/06
Carol Kao (Luce Forward/Attorney),
(Zip code: 92106) $750 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/04/06
Robyn Kettering (Kettering Roses
Insurance/Insurance), (Zip code:
92119) $250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/04/06
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109) $500
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/02/06
Richard S Mccune (McCune
Chrysler-Jeep/President), (Zip code:
92106) $300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/18/06
Eric Rivera (San Diego State
University/Higher E), (Zip code: 92154)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 05/03/06
Ruben Romero (Self/Dentist),
(Zip code: 92103) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/05/06
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/17/06
Jesus Vargas
(Caltrans/Engineer), (Zip code:
92129) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/12/06
Sergio Vargas (Applied
Microcircuits Corp/Electric), (Zip
code: 92129) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/13/06
Gretchen Von Helms
(Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/22/06
Walter Zable (Cubic Corp/CEO),
(Zip code: 92186) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/13/06
Keith Zakarin (Duane Morris
LLP/Attorney), (Zip code: 92117)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/10/06
Michelle P Murad, (Zip code:
92117) $800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/15/06
Michelle P Murad, (Zip code:
92117) $100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/15/06
Martin P Abelar (Dr Martin P
Abelar/Dentist), (Zip code: 92130)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/05
James Barone (Barone Galasso
& Associates/CFO), (Zip code:
92101) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Eva Bolla (N/A/Homemaker), (Zip
code: 92109) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/05
Trenton Bonner (Grubb &
Ellis/Real Estate), (Zip code:
92122) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/09/05
Edward Burr (EDCO/President),
(Zip code: 92115) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/25/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Philip Chodur (Prudential/R.E.
Broker), (Zip code: 92109) $1000
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 03/30/05
Michael D'Amelio (Meisel
Presley/Director of Entitlem), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Caroline D'Ascoli
(SBC/Engineer), (Zip code:
92119) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/06/05
Pamela T Davis (Neighborhood
National Bank/Chief Cr), (Zip
code: 92110) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/05
Leslie E Devaney (Shetz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Julie Dunklin (Nicole
Shoes/Sales), (Zip code: 92109)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/07/05
Michael B Galasso (Barone
Galasso and Associates/Affor),
(Zip code: 92101) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/24/05
Brian D Greenberg (Brian D.
Greenberg Esq./Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Eric A Gregory (Premier Coastal
Development/CFO), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Sherman D Harmer (Urban
Housing Partners/Executive), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Christine Holmes
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Mark H Holmes (Premier Coastal
Development/Directo), (Zip code:
92130) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Benjamin Hueso
(N/A/Unemployed), (Zip code:
92113) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/06/05
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Robyn Kettering (Kettering Roses
Insurance/Insurance), (Zip code:
92119) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/15/05
Mack L Langston (Langston &
Low/Real Estate Broker), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Richard Ledford (Ledford
Enterprises/Advocate), (Zip code:
92129) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Samuel C Marasco (LandGrant
Development/President), (Zip code:
92130) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Matt Maruccia (Premier Coastal
Development/Directo), (Zip code:
92104) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/01/05
Michelle P Murad (Eastman
Flooring/Owners), (Zip code:
92117) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Randy Murad (Eastman
Flooring/Owners), (Zip code:
92117) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Anthony M Napoli (Anthony Napoli
Real Estate Group/Re), (Zip
code: 92101) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/05
Mark Pidgeon (KG Design &
Build/Project Manager), (Zip
code: 92130) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/18/05
Robert Presley (J Maisel Presley
Inc/Real Estate De), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Scott Presley (Maisel
Presley/CFO), (Zip code: 92160)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Athan P Ranglas (Hendricks &
Partners/Broker), (Zip code:
92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Colin Rice (California State
Assembly/Chief-of-), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/05/05
Malcolm R Sax (JES
Properties/Broker), (Zip code:
92168) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Jerry Schnitzius (Allied Pacific
Waste/General Manage), (Zip
code: 92129) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/25/05
Richard Snyder (R.A.Snyder
Properties/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92108) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/25/05
Sally Taylor (County of San
Diego/CPA), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Leann Thompson (Century
21/Real Estate Agent), (Zip code:
92123) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Roy Thompson (Thompson
Financial/President), (Zip code:
92123) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Daniel Tomasi (Premier Coastal
Development/Vice Pr), (Zip code:
92109) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/11/05
Ganj Van Eik (Tristaff
Group/CEO), (Zip code: 92121)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/11/05
Alan Viterbi (Liquid
Environmental Solutions/Busi),
(Zip code: 92130) $2000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/27/05
Gary L Voice (UDW/Accountant),
(Zip code: 92116) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/18/05
John F Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprises/Manager), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Julius H Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprises/President), (Zip
code: 92166) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Thomas Zolezzi (Zolezzi
Enterprise/Owner), (Zip code:
92109) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/24/05
Mitchell Berner (Public
Solutions/Principal), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Arthur Bersin (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92106) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/05/06
William Biddle (Farnis &
Britton/Lawyer), (Zip code: 92119)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/25/06
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Christopher Blanco (Prudential
Real Estate/Realtor), (Zip code:
92120) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Marjorie Burchett (Luce
Forward/Attorney), (Zip code:
92107) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Bonnie J Chalker
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/13/06
Eric Comer (CB Richard
Ellis/Senior Vice Presid), (Zip
code: 92129) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Marjorie Cushman (Cushman
Enterprises/CFO/Treasurer), (Zip
code: 92131) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Anthony Cutri (Martinez Cutri &
McArdle/Architect), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Charles Danaher (Luce
Froward/Partner), (Zip code:
92107) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/28/06
Wadie P Deddeh (The Wilson
Group/Government Affairs), (Zip
code: 92123) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/01/06
Leslie E Devaney (Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Jerry Dressel (Dressel
Financial/Financial Consult), (Zip
code: 92127) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Bryan Dyer (Premier Coastal
Development/Project), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
William Earley (Luce Forward
Hamilton & Scripps/Att), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Gary Eastley (Randall
Lamb/Electrical Engineer), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Anne Evans (Evans
Hotels/Chairman), (Zip code:
92109) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
Bill Evans (Evans
Hotels/President), (Zip code:
92109) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Susan Evans (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92103) $389 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/10/06
Michael A Gardiner (Michael A.
Gardiner/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $1600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Rich Gustafson (CityMark
Development/President), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
William F Habeger (B. H. Gold
Insurance Agency/Insuran), (Zip
code: 92131) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 01/04/06
Sherman D Harmer (Urban
Housing Partners/Executive), (Zip
code: 92101) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Daniel Herbert (Higgs Fletcher
and Mack/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Steve Huffman
(sandiegoapartments.com/Real
Estate), (Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/28/06
Karen Hutchens
(Self-Employed/Public
Relations), (Zip code: 92106)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/02/06
William Ingram (Nuera
Communications Inc./President),
(Zip code: 92103) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/02/06
Nora Jaeschke (Plumeria
Inc/President), (Zip code: 92121)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/31/06
Eric Jones (Urban Real Estate
Service/President), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
James Justus (James
Automotive Service/Owner), (Zip
code: 92102) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Carol Kao (Luce
Forward/Attorney), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $400 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
William Kennedy (Kennedy
Roofing/President), (Zip code:
92120) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Michael LaBarre (Fehlman
LaBarre/Architect), (Zip code:
92101) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
Andrew Lee (Harrah's Rincon
Casino/Marketing), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/24/06
David Lewis (Carmel Mountain
Insurance Service/I), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 01/08/06
Hamid Liaghat (Flores
Lund/Structural Engineer), (Zip
code: 92127) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Luis Maizel (LM Capital Group
LLC/Money Manager), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/21/06
Annie Malcolm (Suncoast
Financial/President), (Zip code:
92101) $600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Ellie Marcus (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92169) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/04/06
Joseph Martinez Jr
(SCMV/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Daniel M Maruccia (Lozano
Smith/Attorney), (Zip code:
92107) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Mark Mazzarella
(Self-Employed/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/06
William Moser (Nagland
Engineering/Civil Engineer), (Zip
code: 92131) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/09/06
Michelle P Murad (The Rock
Stone and Tile/Owners), (Zip
code: 92117) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
Steve Nasland (Civil
Engineer/Nashland
Engineering), (Zip code: 92131)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Lars R Newsome
(ASMP/Anesthesiologist), (Zip
code: 92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Aubrey O'Connell (Prado
Restaurant/Server), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Dennis Y Otsuji (O N A
Inc./Landscape Architect), (Zip
code: 92131) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/28/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/31/06
David Priest, (Zip code: 92117)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/09/06
Paul Robinson (Hecht Solberg
Robinson Goldberg &/P), (Zip
code: 92101) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Elizabeth Rose (Free Tissue
Media/Producer), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/04/06
Malcolm R Sax (JES
Properties/Broker), (Zip code:
92168) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/29/06
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/12/06
James Sim (Westland Insurance
Brokers/Insuranc), (Zip code:
92110) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 01/06/06
Steve South (EDCO/CEO), (Zip
code: 91935) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Trudy Stambook
(Self-Employed/Real Estate
Sales and), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 02/02/06
William Stone (Simply
Italian/Owner), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/31/06
Joe Street (Street
Properties/CEO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/31/06
Lokesh Tantuwaya
(Self-Employed/Neurosurgeon), (Zip
code: 92122) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
Michael Thiemann (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
02/14/06
Gary Van Eik (TriStaff
Group/CEO), (Zip code: 92122)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 03/29/06
Jesus Vargas
(Caltrans/Engineer), (Zip code:
92129) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/05/06
Jay Walker (Fairfield
Residential/Developer), (Zip
code: 92121) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/16/06
J.B. Walsh (Walsh &
Chacon/President), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/11/06
Chris Warburton (National
Housing Fund Inc./Vice Pre), (Zip
code: 92116) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/10/06
Rosalyn Warburton (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/17/06
Charles Wax (Waxie Sanitary
Supplies/Owner), (Zip code:
92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 03/27/06
H.R Weatherford
(Self-Employed/Construction Manager),
(Zip code: 92101) $600 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 02/02/06
Mary Yunker (N/A/Homemaker),
(Zip code: 92101) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
03/24/06
Alex Zamundio (Omniview
Construction Inc/Contracto), (Zip
code: 92154) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 03/30/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/19/06
Edward Arledge (Luce Forward et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92130)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Jules Arthur (Amerland
Communities/Developer), (Zip
code: 92103) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Alan Bersin (San Diego City
Schools/Educator), (Zip code:
92106) $1800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/07/05
Greg Bohart (Greg Bohart
M.D./Physician), (Zip code:
92128) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/08/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $500 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/29/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Yvonne Campos (Superior Court
of California/Judge), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/04/05
John E Chalker (LM Capital
Management Inc./Investme), (Zip
code: 92106) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/20/05
Wayne Coulon (Wayne
Coulon/Insurance Agent), (Zip
code: 92128) $351 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
Wayne Coulon (Wayne
Coulon/Insurance Agent), (Zip
code: 92128) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/27/05
Caroline D'Ascoli
(SBC/Engineer), (Zip code:
92119) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Jim Dawe (Seltzer Caplan et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Jerry Dressel (Dressel
Financial/Financial Consult), (Zip
code: 92127) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/17/05
Eugene Driscoll (Eugene
Driscoll/Property Management),
(Zip code: 92119) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
04/21/05
William Earley (Luce Forward
Hamilton & Scripps/Att), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/30/05
Aaron Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/President), (Zip
code: 92121) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Uri Feldman (Sunroad
Enterprises/Vice President), (Zip
code: 92121) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Stephen J Fitch (Stephen
Fitch/Attorney), (Zip code: 92108)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 04/15/05
Nancy Garrett (Del Mar Pines
School/Elementary Tea), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/21/05
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/03/05
George Halbo (Arrow
Market/Owner), (Zip code: 92162)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/29/05
Kipland Howard (R.E.
Development
Services/Developer), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/15/05
James Justus (James
Automotive Service/Owner), (Zip
code: 92102) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Mack L Langston (Langston &
Low/Real Estate Broker), (Zip
code: 92122) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/10/05
Mitchell L Lathrop (Duane
Morris/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$264 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/09/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$267 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/09/05
Daniel Lawton (Lawton Law
Firm/Attorney), (Zip code: 92109)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/20/05
Richard Ledford (Ledford
Enterprises/Advocate), (Zip code:
92129) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
Sylvia Leon-Mireles
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92105) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 04/12/05
John W Leslie (Luce Forward
Hanilton & Scripps LLP), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Robert J Lichter (Lichter Venture
Group/President), (Zip code:
92109) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/08/05
Marco Limandri (New City
America Inc/Consultant), (Zip
code: 92116) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/23/05
John Lomac (Executive
VP/SDAR), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/22/05
Fredric Maas (Black Mountain
Ranch/Managing Direc), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Luis Maizel (LM Capital Group
LLC/Money Manager), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/30/05
Lisa G Malec (Environmental
Development/Controlle), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Richard S Mccune (McCune
Chrysler-Jeep/President), (Zip
code: 92106) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/10/05
Kelli Medina (KM
Strategies/Fundraising
Consultan), (Zip code: 92102)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/30/05
Jose O Mireles (Latino Builders
Association/Preside), (Zip code:
92105) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Tomas Morales (Golub &
Morales LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $750 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Vince Mudd (San Diego Office
Interiors), (Zip code: 92111)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/28/05
Lars R Newsome
(ASMP/Anesthesiologist), (Zip
code: 92123) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/05
Elizabeth Oliver
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $2100 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/10/05
Morgan D Oliver (Oliver
McMillin/CEO), (Zip code: 92106)
$2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/30/05
Patricia L Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/30/05
Gilbert Partida (Frontera
Investments/Owner), (Zip code:
92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/17/05
James Pieri (Mountain
West/Property Manager), (Zip
code: 92130) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/10/05
Colin Rice (California State
Assembly/Chief-of-), (Zip code:
92117) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/30/05
Michael Riese (American
National Investments/Devel), (Zip
code: 92116) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/06/05
Lynn Schenk (Lynn
Schenk/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/15/05
David Schneider (Yunker &
Schneider/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/10/05
Bruce Tabb (Environmental
Development/President), (Zip code:
92109) $2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/13/05
Jean Walcher (J Walcher
Connumications/Public Rel), (Zip
code: 92104) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/09/05
Louis M Wolfsheimer (Milch &
Wolfsheimer/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 04/29/05
Marc Wolfsheimer
(WMC/Management), (Zip code:
92117) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/14/05
John Yeager (Yordy Capital
Group/Manager), (Zip code:
92126) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/05/05
Francisco Alonso
(WHSE/Manager), (Zip code:
92154) $400 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Scott Ashline (Northwest
Mutual/Financial Represen), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
John L Baldwin (Baldwin
Parks/Owner), (Zip code: 92106)
$2100 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/01/06
Jim Brown (Marvin K. Brown Auto
Center/Chairma), (Zip code:
92108) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/18/06
R. A. Carpenter (R.E. Staite
Engineering/President), (Zip
code: 92170) $2000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Linda Cone (Street
Properites/CFO), (Zip code:
92154) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/31/06
Michael D'Amelio (The
Continental Group/President
and), (Zip code: 92122) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/06/06
Jim Dawe (Seltzer Caplan et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/18/06
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/30/06
Jeffrey Fink (Robbins Umeda &
Fink/Attorney), (Zip code: 92103)
$1000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/05/06
Michael B Galasso (Barone
Galasso and Associates/Affor),
(Zip code: 92101) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/23/06
Sandy Greitzer (Total Logistics
Cargo/Vice Presiden), (Zip code:
92154) $700 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Daniel L Guevara (Guevara &
Assoc./Lawyer), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/25/06
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/26/06
Veronica Jeffers (General
Atomics/Administrator), (Zip
code: 92139) $1400 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/06
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $600 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/31/06
Fredric Maas (Black Mountain
Ranch/Managing Direc), (Zip
code: 92122) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/19/06
Jeff Marston (Marston &
Marston/President), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Joseph P Martinez (Martinez
Cutri/Architect), (Zip code: 92116)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 05/25/06
Tomas Morales (Golub &
Morales LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $350 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/23/06
James Mulvaney (Mulvaney &
Kahan/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $750 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Mark Nelson (Sempra
Utilities/Director of Govern), (Zip
code: 92103) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Oscar Padilla (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92107) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/24/06
Arturo Rivera (Washington
Mutual/Banker), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/05/06
Paul Robinson (Hecht Solberg
Robinson Goldberg &/P), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Theodore D Roth (Roth
Capital/Managing Director), (Zip
code: 92130) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Lynn Schenk (Lynn
Schenk/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/23/06
Brian Seltzer (Seltzer et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92101)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 06/01/06
Javier Serhan (Serhan
Investments / Cedar Developm),
(Zip code: 92101) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
06/05/06
Gregory Thompson (City of San
Diego/Director of Foren), (Zip
code: 92128) $200 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/22/06
Jarl Turner (Turner
Consulting/Principal), (Zip code:
92138) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 05/19/06
Rosalyn Warburton (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/18/06
Solange Weiss
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92129) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 06/01/06
Donald Paradise (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92102) $50] to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
05/19/06
Alex Zamundio (Omniview
Construction Inc/Contracto), (Zip
code: 92154) $700 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 05/26/06
Michael D Bardin (Scripps
Health/Public Affairs), (Zip code:
92121) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Laurie Black (LJ Black
Consulting/President), (Zip code:
92103) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
John P Bresnahan (Accubanc
Mortgage Co./Mortgage Bank),
(Zip code: 92110) $600 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
07/28/05
Christopher Celentino (Duane
Morris LLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/30/05
Philip Chodur (Prudential/R.E.
Broker), (Zip code: 92109) $1000
to FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS
on 09/28/05
Linda Cone (Street
Properites/CFO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/01/05
Joe W Craver (Galaxie
Management Inc./Aerospace),
(Zip code: 92107) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/26/05
Bill Darnell (Darnell & Associates
Inc./Architect), (Zip code: 92109)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/22/05
John G Davies (State of
California/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Kevin DeSantis (Butz Dunn
DeSantis & Bingham/Partne),
(Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
07/28/05
Leslie E Devaney (Stutz Artiano
Shinoff & Holtz/Attor), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/25/05
Walter Fisher (N/A/Retired), (Zip
code: 92117) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Pam Gaffen (Gaf Con
Inc./President), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/30/05
Yehudi Gaffen (Gaf Con
Inc./Prinicipal), (Zip code: 92101)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/12/05
Michael A Gardiner (Michael A.
Gardiner/Attorney), (Zip code:
92103) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Donald W Giddings (N/A/Retired),
(Zip code: 92109) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
08/30/05
Timothy J Grant (Fredrickson
Maseka & Grant/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/06/05
James S Grisolia
(Physician/James S. Grisolia),
(Zip code: 92103) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/14/05
Melvyn Ingalls (Ingalls
Enterprises/Owner), (Zip code:
92109) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $200 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Pasquale Ioele (LandGrant
Development/Manager- Oper),
(Zip code: 92130) $250 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Jason B Khoury (Pacific Scene
Homes/President), (Zip code:
92110) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/29/05
Virginia Kim (San Marcos Middle
School/Title One), (Zip code:
92102) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/01/05
John D Kirby (La Bella &
McNamara/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Marnie Klein (San Diego County
Office of Educatio), (Zip code:
92102) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Paul K Laikind (Metabasis
Therapeutics Inc/Business), (Zip
code: 92130) $350 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/14/05
Mitchell L Lathrop (Duane
Morris/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Robert Lawrence (RS Lawrence
Development/Real Estate), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/15/05
Jeffrey Middaugh (Mission Bay
Financial/Owner), (Zip code:
92110) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/28/05
Michael Moon (Michael Moon
M.D./Physician), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/19/05
Houshang Nahavandian
(American Cab/General
Manager), (Zip code: 92113)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 07/28/05
Anthony M Napoli (Anthony Napoli
Real Estate Group/Re), (Zip
code: 92101) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Francisco Osorio (Bebos's Auto
Recycle/Owner), (Zip code:
92154) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Dennis Y Otsuji (O N A
Inc./Landscape Architect), (Zip
code: 92131) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/21/05
Gilbert Partida (Frontera
Investments/Owner), (Zip code:
92127) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/21/05
Fernando Rodriguez (Dave's Auto
Wrecking/President), (Zip code:
92154) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Margaret M Roland (First
American Title/Account Manage),
(Zip code: 92114) $300 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
09/22/05
Theodore D Roth (Roth
Capital/Managing Director), (Zip
code: 92130) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/14/05
R. Michael Scarano (Foley
Lardina/Attorney), (Zip code:
92130) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Frederick Schenk (Casey Gerry
Reed & Schenk/Attorney), (Zip
code: 92130) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/12/05
Masoud Shahri (John Burnham
Insurance Services/Sen), (Zip
code: 92101) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 07/28/05
Roger Shipp (Land Grant
Development/Vice Preside), (Zip
code: 92122) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Mark Stevens (Steven Cresto
Engineering/Engineer), (Zip
code: 92124) $300 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/22/05
Joe Street (Street
Properties/CEO), (Zip code:
92154) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/18/05
Jonathan B Tamayo (Community
Health Group/VP Informati), (Zip
code: 92127) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Jerome Trammer (Jerone
Trammer/Consultant), (Zip code:
92108) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Michael Vinti, (Zip code: 92110)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 09/29/05
Mark Vranjes (Grimm Vranjes
McCormick & Graham/At), (Zip
code: 92103) $1000 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 08/15/05
Ann M Warren (Community
Health Group/CEO), (Zip code:
92104) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 09/02/05
Donald Paradise, (Zip code:
92102) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 08/02/06
Edward Arledge (Luce Forward et
al/Attorney), (Zip code: 92130)
$500 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 12/20/05
Mark Bailey (Chesapeake Fish
Co./President), (Zip code: 92101)
$300 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 10/25/05
Craig Benedetto (Benedetto &
Danon/Pr Exec), (Zip code:
92101) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/09/05
Mikel Bistrow (Duane
MorrisLLP/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/11/05
Malin Burnham (Burnham Real
Estate Services/Chairm), (Zip
code: 92106) $500 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 12/03/05
Gina C Cain (American National
Investments/Real), (Zip code:
92103) $800 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/02/05
Beth Callender
(Greenhaus/Advertising &
Marketing), (Zip code: 92103)
$250 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 11/12/05
Matthew R Carr (Cal
Marine/Pres/CEO), (Zip code:
92104) $300 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/25/05
Bonnie J Chalker
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92106) $1000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/16/05
Manoj Chawla (Pacifica
Companies/Real Estate Deve),
(Zip code: 92131) $2100 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
12/12/05
Helen N Cushman
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92103) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/23/05
Pat Daniels (LerachCoughlin
Stoya/Attorney), (Zip code: 92104)
$2000 to FRIENDS OF JUAN
VARGAS on 11/04/05
Steve Danon (County Supervisor
Ron Roberts/Chief), (Zip code:
92130) $500 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/09/05
Virginia De Robertis
(N/A/Homemaker), (Zip code:
92104) $2000 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/04/05
Paul J Delmore (Self
Employed/Attorney), (Zip code:
92109) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/07/05
Marie Diaz (Triumph
Development/Office Manager),
(Zip code: 92115) $1000 to
FRIENDS OF JUAN VARGAS on
11/23/05
Stephen P Doyle (Brookfield
Homes/Builder), (Zip code:
92131) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 11/07/05
Peter Ellsworth (Lefler Benbough
Foundation/Presiden), (Zip code:
92106) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 12/07/05
Ewdard L Goldberg (Sea
Management/President), (Zip
code: 92108) $250 to FRIENDS
OF JUAN VARGAS on 10/27/05
Ricardo M Gonzalez (Self
Employed/Attorney), (Zip code:
92101) $250 to FRIENDS OF
JUAN VARGAS on 10/19/05
Joshua D Gruenberg (Larabee &
Gruenberg/Attorney), (Zip code:
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MURRIETA CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES
FEBRUARY 2, 2010
ONE TOWN
SQUARE
5:00 PM CLOSED SESSION
24601 JEFFERSON
AVENUE 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
MURRIETA, CA
CLOSED SESSION
CS1. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Existing
Litigation, Ma Julieta Avila vs.
City of Murrieta, Case No.
RIC 507744 (G. C. 54956.9a)
CS2. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Existing
Litigation, City of Murrieta vs.
Kim Investments, Case No.
RIC 515722 (G.C. 54956.9a)
CS3. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Initiation of
Litigation (Los Angeles
Superior Court Case No.
BC410135) (G.C. 54956.9)
CS4. Conference with
Labor Negotiator City
Manager Rick Dudley
relative to Murrieta General
Employees Assn. (G.C.
54957.6)
Action: By consensus at
5:00 p.m., City Council
recessed the meeting to
closed session for the
purposes above. Present:
R. Gibbs, R. Lane, D.
McAllister, G. Thomasian
and K. Bennett.
Absent: None.
REGULAR MEETING
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor
Kelly A. Bennett called the
regular meeting to order at
6:10 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CLOSED SESSION ACTION
Action: City
Attorney Leslie Devaney
reported the City Council
voted unanimously to settle
Item CS1, existing litigation
regarding Ma Julieta Avila vs.
City of Murrieta, Case No.
RIC 507744.
MINUTES
FEBRUARY 2, 2010
ONE TOWN
SQUARE
5:00 PM CLOSED SESSION
24601 JEFFERSON
AVENUE 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
MURRIETA, CA
CLOSED SESSION
CS1. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Existing
Litigation, Ma Julieta Avila vs.
City of Murrieta, Case No.
RIC 507744 (G. C. 54956.9a)
CS2. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Existing
Litigation, City of Murrieta vs.
Kim Investments, Case No.
RIC 515722 (G.C. 54956.9a)
CS3. Conference with
Legal Counsel - Initiation of
Litigation (Los Angeles
Superior Court Case No.
BC410135) (G.C. 54956.9)
CS4. Conference with
Labor Negotiator City
Manager Rick Dudley
relative to Murrieta General
Employees Assn. (G.C.
54957.6)
Action: By consensus at
5:00 p.m., City Council
recessed the meeting to
closed session for the
purposes above. Present:
R. Gibbs, R. Lane, D.
McAllister, G. Thomasian
and K. Bennett.
Absent: None.
REGULAR MEETING
CALL TO ORDER: Mayor
Kelly A. Bennett called the
regular meeting to order at
6:10 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CLOSED SESSION ACTION
Action: City
Attorney Leslie Devaney
reported the City Council
voted unanimously to settle
Item CS1, existing litigation
regarding Ma Julieta Avila vs.
City of Murrieta, Case No.
RIC 507744.
Devaney has targeted board member Kathleen Sterling in lawsuit
against Tri-City Hospital.
S.D. mayor is right on how poorly run state is
By Logan Jenkins
San Diego Union Tribune
July 26, 2009
... A spiky bouquet – the Sterling Silver Tongue award – to the attorneys for seven fired Tri-City
executives who are suing four board members, Tri-City Medical Center and its current CEO
for illegal termination and defamation.
Without judging the merits of the case, one thing you have to admire about the lawsuit's
complaint, fashioned by the law firm of Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz, is the way it focuses like
a laser on what it calls, over and over and over, the “Sterling Faction.”
The overriding theory of the lawsuit is that the chain of events that led to the firing of the seven
high-level executives, as well as the departure of former CEO Arthur Gonzalez via settlement,
was orchestrated exclusively by Kathleen Sterling, a maverick board member with a score of
scores to settle against the Tri-City executives and several hostile board members.
Here's an illustrative paragraph from the complaint that lays out the dynamic that the plaintiffs
hope will earn them millions of dollars in damages:
“The Healthcare Executives are informed and believe that as soon as elected (in November),
the Sterling Faction set out to exact revenge against the Healthcare Executives and then-CEO
Gonzalez who had worked for so many years to protect the District and the public from
Defendant Sterling's abuses and that the Sterling Faction set out to exact retribution for the
Healthcare Executives' perceived anti-union political beliefs. Even before the elections were
certified, the union-backed Sterling Faction began meeting as a group to plot the ouster . . . ”
In the plaintiffs' narrative, the other board members of the Sterling Faction – RoseMarie Reno,
Charlene Anderson and George Coulter – were mere pro-union stooges under Sterling's
decisive thumb.
By focusing the lawsuit on Sterling, the Exiled Seven's attorneys accomplish a couple of
things. They create a colorful villain with a well-documented history of odd behavior. Moreover,
they posit a highly personal motive for the firings – Sterling's burning desire for vengeance –
that dovetails with the allegedly self-interested agenda of the nurses union.
If a jury ever hears this mother of all termination cases – each plaintiff is asking for a
minimum of a million dollars, and that doesn't include punitive damages – Sterling will be the
alleged conspiracy's ringleader, the star of the show.
And the other defendants? They're just stooges, along for the ride.
against Tri-City Hospital.
S.D. mayor is right on how poorly run state is
By Logan Jenkins
San Diego Union Tribune
July 26, 2009
... A spiky bouquet – the Sterling Silver Tongue award – to the attorneys for seven fired Tri-City
executives who are suing four board members, Tri-City Medical Center and its current CEO
for illegal termination and defamation.
Without judging the merits of the case, one thing you have to admire about the lawsuit's
complaint, fashioned by the law firm of Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz, is the way it focuses like
a laser on what it calls, over and over and over, the “Sterling Faction.”
The overriding theory of the lawsuit is that the chain of events that led to the firing of the seven
high-level executives, as well as the departure of former CEO Arthur Gonzalez via settlement,
was orchestrated exclusively by Kathleen Sterling, a maverick board member with a score of
scores to settle against the Tri-City executives and several hostile board members.
Here's an illustrative paragraph from the complaint that lays out the dynamic that the plaintiffs
hope will earn them millions of dollars in damages:
“The Healthcare Executives are informed and believe that as soon as elected (in November),
the Sterling Faction set out to exact revenge against the Healthcare Executives and then-CEO
Gonzalez who had worked for so many years to protect the District and the public from
Defendant Sterling's abuses and that the Sterling Faction set out to exact retribution for the
Healthcare Executives' perceived anti-union political beliefs. Even before the elections were
certified, the union-backed Sterling Faction began meeting as a group to plot the ouster . . . ”
In the plaintiffs' narrative, the other board members of the Sterling Faction – RoseMarie Reno,
Charlene Anderson and George Coulter – were mere pro-union stooges under Sterling's
decisive thumb.
By focusing the lawsuit on Sterling, the Exiled Seven's attorneys accomplish a couple of
things. They create a colorful villain with a well-documented history of odd behavior. Moreover,
they posit a highly personal motive for the firings – Sterling's burning desire for vengeance –
that dovetails with the allegedly self-interested agenda of the nurses union.
If a jury ever hears this mother of all termination cases – each plaintiff is asking for a
minimum of a million dollars, and that doesn't include punitive damages – Sterling will be the
alleged conspiracy's ringleader, the star of the show.
And the other defendants? They're just stooges, along for the ride.
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Devaney Selected to Serve on the
California League of Cities Legal
Advocacy Committee
August 19, 2010
Stutz Partner and City Attorney for
the Cities of Murrieta and Del Mar,
Leslie Devaney, has been selected
to serve on the California League of
Cities Legal Advocacy Committee.
She will represent the Riverside
County Division for this two-year
appointment, beginning at the
League’s Annual Conference to be
held in San Diego, September 15
through September 17. For more
information on Stutz Artiano’s
activities planned for the conference,
email srandall@stutzartiano.com
California League of Cities Legal
Advocacy Committee
August 19, 2010
Stutz Partner and City Attorney for
the Cities of Murrieta and Del Mar,
Leslie Devaney, has been selected
to serve on the California League of
Cities Legal Advocacy Committee.
She will represent the Riverside
County Division for this two-year
appointment, beginning at the
League’s Annual Conference to be
held in San Diego, September 15
through September 17. For more
information on Stutz Artiano’s
activities planned for the conference,
email srandall@stutzartiano.com
City legal bills for fairground purchase mounting
By Jonathan Horn
SDUT
January 21, 2011
Del Mar is projecting it will spend more than $200,000 on legal services on its
potential purchase of the Del Mar Fairgrounds by June 30, the end of its fiscal
year.
Del Mar reached a deal with the state last year to buy the venue for $120
million. Legislation authorizing the sale is currently pending. The purchase
would be financed through a $30 million upfront payment from a group of
horsemen, $45 million in bonds, and a $45 million loan from the state.
The city is using three legal firms to help with the sale, according to a city staff
report.
Del Mar is projecting it will pay its city attorney firm, Stutz, Artiano,
Shinoff & Holtz, $97,703 above what it already pays for regular
services by June 30. The city has already spent an additional $44,411 in
legal fees connected with the fairgrounds sale to date. The firm charges $220
per hour for partners, and $205 an hour for associates.
The city also hired Nossaman LLP for its expertise on state government. Del
Mar projects paying that firm $60,000 by June 30.
Finally, Del Mar has also authorized $50,000 in work from its bond council
firm, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, the maximum dollar amount currently
allowed. That limit, however, would be increased to $150,000 if the agreement
with the state is finalized. If bonds are actually issued, there will be no cap on
what the firm can be paid for its services. All expenses to Orrick, Herrington &
Sutcliffe LLP are payable through bond proceeds. The city staff report says
Del Mar would also be reimbursed for its current expenses to the firm through
the bonds if the sale goes through.
Del Mar and the state began negotiations for the 400-plus acre property in
summer 2009.
By Jonathan Horn
SDUT
January 21, 2011
Del Mar is projecting it will spend more than $200,000 on legal services on its
potential purchase of the Del Mar Fairgrounds by June 30, the end of its fiscal
year.
Del Mar reached a deal with the state last year to buy the venue for $120
million. Legislation authorizing the sale is currently pending. The purchase
would be financed through a $30 million upfront payment from a group of
horsemen, $45 million in bonds, and a $45 million loan from the state.
The city is using three legal firms to help with the sale, according to a city staff
report.
Del Mar is projecting it will pay its city attorney firm, Stutz, Artiano,
Shinoff & Holtz, $97,703 above what it already pays for regular
services by June 30. The city has already spent an additional $44,411 in
legal fees connected with the fairgrounds sale to date. The firm charges $220
per hour for partners, and $205 an hour for associates.
The city also hired Nossaman LLP for its expertise on state government. Del
Mar projects paying that firm $60,000 by June 30.
Finally, Del Mar has also authorized $50,000 in work from its bond council
firm, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, the maximum dollar amount currently
allowed. That limit, however, would be increased to $150,000 if the agreement
with the state is finalized. If bonds are actually issued, there will be no cap on
what the firm can be paid for its services. All expenses to Orrick, Herrington &
Sutcliffe LLP are payable through bond proceeds. The city staff report says
Del Mar would also be reimbursed for its current expenses to the firm through
the bonds if the sale goes through.
Del Mar and the state began negotiations for the 400-plus acre property in
summer 2009.
Murrieta enacts limiting measures, one may go
to court
February 25th, 2011
Ashley Cook
Valley News
Murrieta Measures C, D, and E have been a hotly debated topic amongst the
city and its residents since they were passed in November.
Measure C said elected city officials cannot serve more than two consecutive
four-year terms in office. Terms are said to be consecutive unless they are at
least four years apart.
The council passed an ordinance two weeks ago to implement Measures C
and D but they changed something residents didn’t like.
The ordinance stated that term limits would start this year. City Council
members voted into office last year would be eligible for another eight years
in office.
Measure C was on the last Tuesday’s agenda to the delight of voters. The
City Council retracted its earlier ordinance, and with a 4-0 vote, Kelly Bennett
being absent, the law is now officially in affect in line with its original text,
giving current elected council members the chance to only serve one more
term.
Measure D was also reconsidered. City Council members voted to be paid a
salary of 15 percent of the average family income.
The average annual household income in Murrieta is $97,200. Council
members would make no more than $14,580 a year.
General law mandates City Council member salaries based on a city’s
population.
Murrieta has a population just over 100,000 people. Under general law City
Council members in cities with a population of 75,000 to 150,000 people can
make up to $600 per month.
Council members can raise their salary up to 5 percent each year under
general law.
The measure changed the state law that governs their salary increases.
Voters must now approve them.
The measure also prohibits council members from having personal
benefits such as club memberships, medical or life insurance, or
pensions.
The city has club memberships not the individual City Council
members, stated City Attorney Leslie Devaney at the Feb. 15 council
meeting...
to court
February 25th, 2011
Ashley Cook
Valley News
Murrieta Measures C, D, and E have been a hotly debated topic amongst the
city and its residents since they were passed in November.
Measure C said elected city officials cannot serve more than two consecutive
four-year terms in office. Terms are said to be consecutive unless they are at
least four years apart.
The council passed an ordinance two weeks ago to implement Measures C
and D but they changed something residents didn’t like.
The ordinance stated that term limits would start this year. City Council
members voted into office last year would be eligible for another eight years
in office.
Measure C was on the last Tuesday’s agenda to the delight of voters. The
City Council retracted its earlier ordinance, and with a 4-0 vote, Kelly Bennett
being absent, the law is now officially in affect in line with its original text,
giving current elected council members the chance to only serve one more
term.
Measure D was also reconsidered. City Council members voted to be paid a
salary of 15 percent of the average family income.
The average annual household income in Murrieta is $97,200. Council
members would make no more than $14,580 a year.
General law mandates City Council member salaries based on a city’s
population.
Murrieta has a population just over 100,000 people. Under general law City
Council members in cities with a population of 75,000 to 150,000 people can
make up to $600 per month.
Council members can raise their salary up to 5 percent each year under
general law.
The measure changed the state law that governs their salary increases.
Voters must now approve them.
The measure also prohibits council members from having personal
benefits such as club memberships, medical or life insurance, or
pensions.
The city has club memberships not the individual City Council
members, stated City Attorney Leslie Devaney at the Feb. 15 council
meeting...
City Attorney’s Spring
Conference
[2011]
Stutz Artiano will return as
a co-sponsor of the
League of California Cities
– City Attorney’s Spring
Conference to be held
May 4-6 in Yosemite.
Attending for the firm will
be Partner Prescilla
Dugard, as well as partner
Leslie Devaney, who
currently serves on the
California League of Cities
Legal Advocacy
Committee. Approximately
320 attendees are
expected, as the League
continues its focus to
support city officials to
develop leadership
abilities and stay abreast
of policy issues.
Conference
[2011]
Stutz Artiano will return as
a co-sponsor of the
League of California Cities
– City Attorney’s Spring
Conference to be held
May 4-6 in Yosemite.
Attending for the firm will
be Partner Prescilla
Dugard, as well as partner
Leslie Devaney, who
currently serves on the
California League of Cities
Legal Advocacy
Committee. Approximately
320 attendees are
expected, as the League
continues its focus to
support city officials to
develop leadership
abilities and stay abreast
of policy issues.
Del Mar, Solana Beach sue fairgrounds
By Jonathan Horn
SDUT
May 9, 2011
Del Mar and Solana Beach will team up to sue the Del Mar Fairgrounds over
the state-owned venue's recently approved expansion plan.
Del Mar City Attorney Leslie Devaney made the announcement Monday after
a lengthy closed-session meeting at Del Mar City Hall.
The fairgrounds released a draft environmental study of its master plan for
expansion in late 2009. The project, at least five years away due to a lack of
funding, called for exhibit halls featuring rooftop soccer fields, a hotel and
condominium complex, increased parking and improvements to the track and
other facilities.
Neighboring cities Del Mar and Solana Beach blasted the master plan's
environmental study, a more than 4,000 page document that both said
"woefully" failed to adequately analyze effects on traffic, noise, lighting and
city infrastructure. Solana Beach spent $75,000 on consultants to study the
document.
Despite the criticism, the fair board, comprised of governor-appointees,
certified a scaled-back version of the project April 18. The venue's governing
body voted to remove the hotel amid criticism about its location next to
sensitive coastal wetlands. The board also voted to hold public hearings to
help design the larger parts of the master plan.
"You've got to wonder what they're suing about," said Fairgrounds CEO Tim
Fennell, adding that he stands by the environmental report and its legal
defensibility.
Devaney said Del Mar and Solana Beach would enter a "joint representation
agreement" to move forward with litigation against the master plan.
Officials from Solana Beach and Del Mar have expressed skepticism at the
fair board's concessions, saying the management could still develop the
property to its liking, ignoring public comment.
Solana Beach City Manager David Ott said Monday that more information
would come out as the week moves on.
"I think it's safe to say we're coordinating," Ott said of the apparent
arrangement between the two cities.
The Del Mar fair board meets on Tuesday. The Solana Beach City Council
meets on Wednesday.
The impending litigation adds to what is already a tense relationship between
the Del Mar City Council and fairgrounds management.
Del Mar last year reached a deal with the state to buy the venue for $120
million, igniting intense opposition from the fair board. A bill authorizing that
sale has been introduced in the state Legislature.
By Jonathan Horn
SDUT
May 9, 2011
Del Mar and Solana Beach will team up to sue the Del Mar Fairgrounds over
the state-owned venue's recently approved expansion plan.
Del Mar City Attorney Leslie Devaney made the announcement Monday after
a lengthy closed-session meeting at Del Mar City Hall.
The fairgrounds released a draft environmental study of its master plan for
expansion in late 2009. The project, at least five years away due to a lack of
funding, called for exhibit halls featuring rooftop soccer fields, a hotel and
condominium complex, increased parking and improvements to the track and
other facilities.
Neighboring cities Del Mar and Solana Beach blasted the master plan's
environmental study, a more than 4,000 page document that both said
"woefully" failed to adequately analyze effects on traffic, noise, lighting and
city infrastructure. Solana Beach spent $75,000 on consultants to study the
document.
Despite the criticism, the fair board, comprised of governor-appointees,
certified a scaled-back version of the project April 18. The venue's governing
body voted to remove the hotel amid criticism about its location next to
sensitive coastal wetlands. The board also voted to hold public hearings to
help design the larger parts of the master plan.
"You've got to wonder what they're suing about," said Fairgrounds CEO Tim
Fennell, adding that he stands by the environmental report and its legal
defensibility.
Devaney said Del Mar and Solana Beach would enter a "joint representation
agreement" to move forward with litigation against the master plan.
Officials from Solana Beach and Del Mar have expressed skepticism at the
fair board's concessions, saying the management could still develop the
property to its liking, ignoring public comment.
Solana Beach City Manager David Ott said Monday that more information
would come out as the week moves on.
"I think it's safe to say we're coordinating," Ott said of the apparent
arrangement between the two cities.
The Del Mar fair board meets on Tuesday. The Solana Beach City Council
meets on Wednesday.
The impending litigation adds to what is already a tense relationship between
the Del Mar City Council and fairgrounds management.
Del Mar last year reached a deal with the state to buy the venue for $120
million, igniting intense opposition from the fair board. A bill authorizing that
sale has been introduced in the state Legislature.
Firm claims bias in stadium security selection
StaffPro says Elite Show Services used stadium manager as a reference
Jeff McDonald
Nov. 30, 2011
An unsuccessful bidder for the security contract at Qualcomm Stadium said Wednesday there were signs of favoritism in the
selection process.
A representative of the company StaffPro made the claim during a hearing to review its protest over the recommendation of Elite
Show Services for the contract.
The city’s multi-year pact with Elite was put on hold earlier this year because of the protest.
StaffPro contended that the stadium official in charge of the three-member committee evaluating the bids was bias, pointing to the
fact that Elite used him as a reference.
A StaffPro official said it was inappropriate for stadium general manager Michael McSweeney to be involved in the recommendation.
A city official countered that McSweeney “was the obvious person to be on this panel.”
“It was his stadium,” Deputy City Attorney Debra Bevier testified before the protest hearing panel made up of city officials.
StaffPro was represented by Leslie Devaney, the former chief deputy city attorney who was hired to challenge the bid selection.
“He was biased. He was in favor of Elite. He should not have been on that panel,” Devaney said of McSweeney.
McSweeney was a central focus of the hearing, even though he was not there.
Bevier said the stadium manager wanted to testify, but she decided against it. She said city officials would have been remiss if
McSweeney was not involved in evaluating the bids.
As for McSweeney being a reference for Elite, Bevier said StaffPro also could have sought him for a reference.
The four-hour hearing delved into StaffPro’s complaint filed earlier this year that Elite was unjustly recommended to provide security,
ushering and other services at Qualcomm Stadium.
No decision was made by the hearing panel. Instead, the testimony and evidence were taken under submission and a decision will
be forthcoming within 30 days.
Elite has held the stadium security contract since the 1990s.
In 2009, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that city officials quietly approved a no-bid agreement for Elite to secure the stadium
through 2035. After that, the city arranged to put the contract out to bid.
Five other companies bid lower than the $19.97 an hour proposed by Elite, which nevertheless was recommended for the contract.
“It just didn’t seem right,” StaffPro owner Cory Meredith testified Wednesday. “It didn’t feel right. Something’s going on here that’s not
right.”
McSweeney has said previously that cost was not the only factor in choosing Elite. He said the company knows the stadium, works
well with San Diego police and that security concerns call for having a single company manage all events.
The deal in question is for a two-person crew to patrol the grounds 24 hours a day, but the agreement is far more lucrative than that.
Under city policy, tenants that rent the stadium or parking lot are required to hire the company that provides 24-hour security for ticket-
taking, usher and other services.
According to Meredith, that city policy is unusual and unnecessary — and worth $2 million or more a year.
StaffPro says Elite Show Services used stadium manager as a reference
Jeff McDonald
Nov. 30, 2011
An unsuccessful bidder for the security contract at Qualcomm Stadium said Wednesday there were signs of favoritism in the
selection process.
A representative of the company StaffPro made the claim during a hearing to review its protest over the recommendation of Elite
Show Services for the contract.
The city’s multi-year pact with Elite was put on hold earlier this year because of the protest.
StaffPro contended that the stadium official in charge of the three-member committee evaluating the bids was bias, pointing to the
fact that Elite used him as a reference.
A StaffPro official said it was inappropriate for stadium general manager Michael McSweeney to be involved in the recommendation.
A city official countered that McSweeney “was the obvious person to be on this panel.”
“It was his stadium,” Deputy City Attorney Debra Bevier testified before the protest hearing panel made up of city officials.
StaffPro was represented by Leslie Devaney, the former chief deputy city attorney who was hired to challenge the bid selection.
“He was biased. He was in favor of Elite. He should not have been on that panel,” Devaney said of McSweeney.
McSweeney was a central focus of the hearing, even though he was not there.
Bevier said the stadium manager wanted to testify, but she decided against it. She said city officials would have been remiss if
McSweeney was not involved in evaluating the bids.
As for McSweeney being a reference for Elite, Bevier said StaffPro also could have sought him for a reference.
The four-hour hearing delved into StaffPro’s complaint filed earlier this year that Elite was unjustly recommended to provide security,
ushering and other services at Qualcomm Stadium.
No decision was made by the hearing panel. Instead, the testimony and evidence were taken under submission and a decision will
be forthcoming within 30 days.
Elite has held the stadium security contract since the 1990s.
In 2009, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that city officials quietly approved a no-bid agreement for Elite to secure the stadium
through 2035. After that, the city arranged to put the contract out to bid.
Five other companies bid lower than the $19.97 an hour proposed by Elite, which nevertheless was recommended for the contract.
“It just didn’t seem right,” StaffPro owner Cory Meredith testified Wednesday. “It didn’t feel right. Something’s going on here that’s not
right.”
McSweeney has said previously that cost was not the only factor in choosing Elite. He said the company knows the stadium, works
well with San Diego police and that security concerns call for having a single company manage all events.
The deal in question is for a two-person crew to patrol the grounds 24 hours a day, but the agreement is far more lucrative than that.
Under city policy, tenants that rent the stadium or parking lot are required to hire the company that provides 24-hour security for ticket-
taking, usher and other services.
According to Meredith, that city policy is unusual and unnecessary — and worth $2 million or more a year.
Leslie Devaney Honors/Affiliations
Board Member, Professional Women’s Fellowship
Member, Lawyers Club of San Diego
Member, San Diego Republican Businesswomen’s Club
Executive Board Member, Policy Panel on Youth Access to
Alcohol
Board Member, Crime Victim’s Fund
Board Member, Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse
Member, San Diego County Bar Association
from Stutz Artiano website 06/26/09
Board Member, Professional Women’s Fellowship
Member, Lawyers Club of San Diego
Member, San Diego Republican Businesswomen’s Club
Executive Board Member, Policy Panel on Youth Access to
Alcohol
Board Member, Crime Victim’s Fund
Board Member, Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse
Member, San Diego County Bar Association
from Stutz Artiano website 06/26/09
Anger over executive
bonuses is not "just
as bad" as white
mobs lynching Black
people in the Deep
South.
The petition to AIG's board of
directors reads:
"CEO Robert Benmosche's
comments were astonishingly
ignorant and wholly appalling.
Justified public criticism of AIG
granting $165 million in
executive bonuses right after
receiving the biggest bailout
in U.S. history is NOT “just as
bad” as lynchings in the Deep
South. You must fire
Benmosche and disavow his
comments immediately."
Unacceptable!
In September of 2008,
corporate insurance giant AIG
became the largest private
company in history bailed out
by the U.S. government by
accepting an $85 billion
rescue package from the
Federal Reserve.1
And just six months later, AIG
became a poster child for bad
corporate behavior by
spending $165 million on
bonuses to the very
executives who drove the
company off a cliff.
As if that weren't bad enough,
bonuses is not "just
as bad" as white
mobs lynching Black
people in the Deep
South.
The petition to AIG's board of
directors reads:
"CEO Robert Benmosche's
comments were astonishingly
ignorant and wholly appalling.
Justified public criticism of AIG
granting $165 million in
executive bonuses right after
receiving the biggest bailout
in U.S. history is NOT “just as
bad” as lynchings in the Deep
South. You must fire
Benmosche and disavow his
comments immediately."
Unacceptable!
In September of 2008,
corporate insurance giant AIG
became the largest private
company in history bailed out
by the U.S. government by
accepting an $85 billion
rescue package from the
Federal Reserve.1
And just six months later, AIG
became a poster child for bad
corporate behavior by
spending $165 million on
bonuses to the very
executives who drove the
company off a cliff.
As if that weren't bad enough,
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Leslie Devaney,
Senior Trial Counsel
1992-1996 AIG
(American International
Group)
Senior Trial Counsel
1992-1996 AIG
(American International
Group)
it was just reported that AIG's CEO, Robert Benmosche, claimed that the anger over these executive
bonuses is "just as bad and just as wrong" as white vigilante mobs lynching African Americans in the
Deep South.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Benmosche said that the uproar over bonuses "was intended to stir
public anger, to get everybody out there with their pitchforks and their hangman nooses, and all that — sort of
like what we did in the Deep South [decades ago]. And I think it was just as bad and just as wrong."2
It is simply outrageous for the CEO of a bailed-out company to take verbal criticism about the irresponsible use
of taxpayer dollars and equate it with the murderous violence meted out to African Americans in the South. We
cannot let Benmosche's remarks stand.
Benmosche has responded to concern over his remarks by saying in a prepared statement, "It was a poor
choice of words. I never meant to offend anyone by it." This statement falls far short of acknowledging the utter
astonishment and incredible offense his remarks have caused.3
Rep. Elijah E. Cummings called for Benmosche's resignation, stating, "As the leading critic of AIG's lavish
spending before and after its taxpayer-funded bailout — and as the son of sharecroppers who actually
experienced lynchings in their communities — I find it unbelievably appalling that Mr. Benmosche equates the
violent repression of the African American people with congressional efforts to prevent the waste of taxpayer
dollars."4
It was completely appropriate for Americans to criticize the company that received the biggest government
bailout in U.S. history when it turned around and gave millions of dollars just months later in bonuses to the
executives that presided over its near collapse.
It is beyond offensive for the CEO of AIG to compare that criticism to the white vigilante violence that terrorized
African Americans during one of the darkest chapters in American history.
Jordan Krueger, Campaign Manager
CREDO Action from Working Assets
1. "American International Group." Wikipedia, accessed on September 24, 2013.
2. Leslie Scism, "AIG’s Benmosche and Miller on Villains, Turnarounds and Those Bonuses." Wall Street Journal, September 23,
2013.
3. Leslie Scism, "AIG’s Benmosche Backs Off Inflammatory Comments." Wall Street Journal, September 24, 2013.
4. ibid
bonuses is "just as bad and just as wrong" as white vigilante mobs lynching African Americans in the
Deep South.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Benmosche said that the uproar over bonuses "was intended to stir
public anger, to get everybody out there with their pitchforks and their hangman nooses, and all that — sort of
like what we did in the Deep South [decades ago]. And I think it was just as bad and just as wrong."2
It is simply outrageous for the CEO of a bailed-out company to take verbal criticism about the irresponsible use
of taxpayer dollars and equate it with the murderous violence meted out to African Americans in the South. We
cannot let Benmosche's remarks stand.
Benmosche has responded to concern over his remarks by saying in a prepared statement, "It was a poor
choice of words. I never meant to offend anyone by it." This statement falls far short of acknowledging the utter
astonishment and incredible offense his remarks have caused.3
Rep. Elijah E. Cummings called for Benmosche's resignation, stating, "As the leading critic of AIG's lavish
spending before and after its taxpayer-funded bailout — and as the son of sharecroppers who actually
experienced lynchings in their communities — I find it unbelievably appalling that Mr. Benmosche equates the
violent repression of the African American people with congressional efforts to prevent the waste of taxpayer
dollars."4
It was completely appropriate for Americans to criticize the company that received the biggest government
bailout in U.S. history when it turned around and gave millions of dollars just months later in bonuses to the
executives that presided over its near collapse.
It is beyond offensive for the CEO of AIG to compare that criticism to the white vigilante violence that terrorized
African Americans during one of the darkest chapters in American history.
Jordan Krueger, Campaign Manager
CREDO Action from Working Assets
1. "American International Group." Wikipedia, accessed on September 24, 2013.
2. Leslie Scism, "AIG’s Benmosche and Miller on Villains, Turnarounds and Those Bonuses." Wall Street Journal, September 23,
2013.
3. Leslie Scism, "AIG’s Benmosche Backs Off Inflammatory Comments." Wall Street Journal, September 24, 2013.
4. ibid