3, where they purchased 14 pigs and two lambs, which she says will be used for EDCO disposal company events. Ramona Disposal Service customer service manager Susan White and director of sales Patrick Osio were at the auction on Aug. "We have a great community out there,” says Junior Fair Vice President Jeff Hickle, who shares that this year’s auction proceeds - with add-ons included - totaled $217,134.03, which is $45,035.50 more than last year.īecker emphasizes that while 3 percent of auction sales are earmarked for fair expenses, the kids who participate retain 97 percent.Īlong with individuals and families who purchase livestock at the fair are local businesses, which Becker says made up a sizable portion of auction buyers. One such way was the significant increase in the amounts raised at auction, as compared to last year’s totals. "This year was phenomenal in a lot of ways.” "The entire fair was a highlight,” says Ramona Junior Fair President Jeff Becker. In addition to individuals, many organizations, including Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association 33-1, came out in support of the Casara family.Īfter months of preparation, Ramona Junior Fair participants and their families finally had the opportunity to share the fruits of their labors with the community. "My wife and I are extremely appreciative for all of the support and the amazing opportunity to receive this house and live in Ramona.”
"The turnout was fantastic, and the lunch provided by the VFW Post 3783 and Auxiliary Chapter was so delicious,” he says. The Casaras’ new home, which will be built later this year, will allow Daniel to live more comfortably and give the couple a fresh start to this new chapter in their lives.Īccording to Casara, after the home is built, the com-munity will be invited to a landscape volunteer day to help beautify the grounds. Homes For Our Troops is a 501(c)(3) organization that builds custom homes that address the specific needs of disabled United States veterans. Retired United States Army Sergeant Daniel Casara and his wife, Basia, met members of the com-munity at the Homes for Our Troops Community Kick-off event at Olive Peirce Middle School on Aug.
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