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List of Honorees 2015 CA Small Business Day Honorees 2015 Asm. Katcho Achadjian, District #33 Asm. Cheryl Brown, District # 47 San Luis Ambulance Services Mommie Helen’s Bakery Sen. Ben Allen, District #26 Asm. Autumn Burke, District #62 The Coffee Company Beach City Baseball Academy Asm. Ian C. Calderon, District # 57 Asm. Travis Allen, District #72 Progress Brewing Surefire, LLC Sen. Anthony Cannella, District #12 EXIT Realty Consultants Sen. Joel Anderson, District #36 Eastbound Bar & Grill Asm. Ling-Ling Chang, District #55 The Dry Lounge Speaker Toni G. Atkins, District #78 Asm. Ed Chau, District # 49 The Belly Up Law Offices of Scott Warmuth Asm. Catharine Baker, District #16 Asm. Rocky Chávez, District # 76 BH Development The ARAMCO Group Sen. Patricia Bates, District # 36 Asm. David Chiu, District #17 The Coffee Importers Old Skool Café Asm. Jim Beall, Jr., District #15 Asm. Kansen Chu, District #25 Bitter+Sweet Vanguard Auto Body Sen. Tom Berryhill, District #14 Asm. Ken Cooley, District #8 Deaver Vineyards Mark & Monica’s Family Pizza Asm. Jim Cooper, District # 9 Asm. Frank Bigelow, District #5 Herberger Publications CRU Winery Asm. Matt Dababneh, District #45 Fazio Cleaners Asm. Richard Bloom, District #50 The Golden State Pres. Pro Tem Kevin De León, District #24 Job Korea USA, Inc. Asm. Susan Bonilla, District #14 Asm. Bill Dodd, District #4 Dolan’s Lumber Mojo’s Kitchen428 Asm. Rob Bonta, District #18 Asm. Susan Eggman, District #13 Surtec, Inc. Tucker’s Ice Cream Asm. Jim Frazier, District #11 Asm. William Brough, District #73 Willy’s Bagels & Blends Brio Tuscany Grille Sen. Jean Fuller, District #18 Faulkner Trucking CA Small Business Day Honorees 2015 Sen. Cathleen Galgiani, District #5 Sen. Ricardo Lara, District #33 Ulmerphoto Handy’s Smoke House Delicacies Asm. James Gallagher, District #3 Down Range Indoor Training Center Asm. Marc Levine, District #10 Johnny Doughnuts Asm. Eduardo Garcia, District #56 Joe’s Barber Shop Sen. Connie Leyva, District #20 Asm. Mike Gatto, District #43 Riverside Grill Papillion International Bakery Asm. Lorena Gonzalez, District #80 Asm. Eric Linder, District #60 Antojitos Colombianos Sons of Liberty Aleworks Asm. Adam Gray, District #21 Casey Moving Systems Sen. Carol Liu, District #25 FormLA Lanscaping Sen. Isadore Hall III, District #35 San Pedro Fish Market & Restaurant Asm. Patty Lopez, District #39 Carillo’s Tortilleria Sen. Loni Hancock, District #9 Asm. Evan Low, District #28 Case de Chocolates Bozzuto & Associates Insurance Services Sen. Ed Hernandez, District # 24 Asm. Brian Maienschein, District #77 Davolios Italian Restaurant Fitness Quest 10 Asm. Devon Mathis, District #26 Asm. Roger Hernández, District #48 Copper Top BBQ El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant Asm. Jose Medina, District #61 Sen. Robert Hertzberg, District #18 Margarita’s Grill & Restaurant MK Partners, Inc. Sen. Holly Mitchell, District #30 Sen. Jerry Hill, District #13 Onna Ehrlich, LLC The Reading Bug Asm. Chris Holden, District #41 Sen. William Monning, District #17 Dale Bros. Brewery Patti’s Perfect Pantry & Tea Café Asm. Jacqui Irwin, District #44 Sen. John Moorlach, District # 37 Underwood Family Farms Zov’s Bistro Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson, District #19 Sen. Mike Morrell, District #23 introNetworks Jensen’s Foods Asm. Reginald Jones-Sawyer, District #59 Asm. Adrin Nazarian, District #46 NTS Communications Key Pharmacy Asm. Young Kim, District #65 Asm. Jay Obernolte, District #33 Armstrong Fairway Insurance Las Palomas CA Small Business Day Honorees 2015 Asm. Patrick O’Donnell, District #70 Asm. Das Williams, District #37 Allen Construction Bagels Galore Asm. Jim Wood, District #2 Asm. Kristin Olsen, District # 12 Wing Inflatables, Inc. LOCK-N-STITCH Sen. Richard Pan, District #06 Capital Dime Asm. Jim Patterson, District #23 Kuppa Joy Coffee House Sen. Fran Pavley, District #27 Topanga Creek Bucycles Asm. Henry T. Perea, District #31 Bitwise Industries Asm. Anthony Rendon PhD, District #63 Robert Earl’s BBQ Asm. Sebastian Ridley-Thomas, District #54 PrideStaff Asm. Freddie Rodriguez, District #52 Pomona Valley Towing Asm. Miguel Santiago, District # 53 Just Ride L.A. Asm. Marc Steinorth, District # 40 New World Medical, Inc. Sen. Jeff Stone, District # 28 Wilson Creek Winery Asm. Mark Stone, District #29 Cruzio Internet Asm. Tony Thurmond, District #15 Salute e Vita Asm. Phil Ting District #19 Hard Wear Store Sen. Andy Vidak, District # 16 Chef Paul’s Café Asm. Shirley Weber, District #79 Aqua Corp. Sen. Bob Wieckowski, District #10 Porifera, Inc. .
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