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We were honored to perform for the residents at La Mirada Landmark Adult Community! We truly enjoyed performing for the elders of our community, and what a way to end our season!

With many new members on board, Treblemakers Orchestra had the honor of performing at the Park Vista Assisted Living and Memory Care. Sharing our love for music with the community is what we love. Thank you for inviting us!!

To spread the spirit of Christmas, Treblemakers Orchestra produced a virtual Winter Concert at the Brea Lions Scout Center. We hope that our music brightened the holidays of many.

It was such a pleasure performing at the Emerald Isle Senior Living at Placentia. Your generous cheers and applause made our day! We will keep your encouragements in our hearts. Thank you!!

We celebrated another amazing season! The president of Fullerton Host Lions Club, Dr. Marc Poli, attended the event as a special guest. He awarded Treblemakers of the Year, honored the outgoing officers, and inducted the incoming board members. Thank you to all the members, parents, and our music director, Mr. Grant, for making this community a better place.

Congratulations on your success, overcoming 40 tremendously challenging months in high schools! We would like to thank you for your services all these years. You have made our community a better place with your diligent efforts. I wish you continued success and happiness in all you do. Good luck, Treblemaker alumni!!

Ariana Perez has two good news to share – She has been accepted to be part of Bill of Rights Summer Program in Washington DC and she was also an International Runner-up in the Catholic Citizenship Essay Contest, hosted by the Knights of Columbus.

The Bill of Rights Summer Program allows students to explore the presence and necessity of civil discourse in our democratic republic each day. The program lasts 5 days and costs over $2,000. Fullerton Host Lions Club granted $200 to Ariana for this trip as a small encouragement.

While asked about her experience in writing, Ariana responded, “Winning essay contests does take time. I have entered many contests and many times do not win, but it is always interesting to learn something new. And my teacher at school is very supportive of my writing and finds me contests to enter almost every month. Some are long 1500 words and some are short essays 500 words. I also applied to at least 6 summer camps and programs, the process is very competitive and I only got selected for two 2 of them, I am sure college will be the same way.
Life is made up of experiences, I am trying to do as many events as I can and grow as a person, I can not control the judges and their preferences. You do have to have some tough skin to bounce back from every event.
Like anything you develop your own technique for storytelling, personal connection, and delivery, the more you write the better you improve your skills.”

It was a great pleasure to perform at the beautiful Morningside of Fullerton on 4/10/22. The hosts and audience were so welcoming and supportive. We had a great time performing and definitely plan to return again in the near future.

RMH Director Jessica Chao led a small team – Rianna Carreon and Ariana Perez to prepare breakfast for the guests staying at the Ronald McDonald House. With the previous experience, the team successfully made a beautiful and delicious meal. It was wonderful to see our hard work brought smiles on people’s faces.