Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in Whittier held a luncheon to recognize financial contributors to the college this past year. Names of the donors that were added to the college's Hall of Honor were: Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cooke, L.A.; Dr. Lisa Dayan, L.A.; Dr. and Mrs Mel Morrow, Lancaster; and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones, Hemit, representing the Dr. Edward Chesney estate.
Dr. Reed Phillips, president of LACC, said the contributions have allowed the school to start construction of a new student center, offer new scholarships to worthy students, and to open a new health center near downtown Los Angeles.
Others recognized for their 1999 contributions were: Dr. Andrew Lee, Redlands; Dr. Joseph Howe, Agua Dulce; Dr. Stephen Smith, Buena Park; the estate of Leo Rosenhouse; the estate of Dr. Elton Glenn Williamson; and the LACC Associated Student Body.
Dr. Holloway, who earned her DC degree from Life West in 1996, has maintained a private, part-time chiropractic practice in Alameda since 1997.
Roseanne Becker has worked the past 12 years as a professional fundraiser.
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