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Sunday, January 12, 2025

Reagan Portrait Re-Framed and Matted


Last year, I had a photographic portrait of President Ronald Reagan matted and framed with my invitation to the White House as shown above. It now hangs in my living room.

The portrait was a thank-you gift from the Citizens for Reagan campaign in 1976. I served as an area chairman for the campaign in my congressional district that year. I also was a California Delegate to the 1976 Republican National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. 

Above, in 1981, I had my collection of Reagan campaign memorabilia
 on display at the Hawthorne Library. The photo above shows me
 holding the portrait in its original matte and frame at the Library.
Photo by Mike Davis of the Daily Breeze.

The California Delegation to the 1980 Republican National Convention were invited to the White House in June 1982 for a reception. The convention was held in Detroit, Michigan. While President Reagan was mingling with the Delegation guests in the East Room, I had him sign my invitation. 

Above, the California Delegation reception in the East Room. President Reagan signing a delegate's invitation. I am in the background at left behind someone's white shoulder. White House photo.

I had the items framed and matted at Frame 'N Art in Gallup. 

UPDATE: 

Here I am at the presidential podium (before the seal was put on it) in the East Room of the White House.





Monday, December 19, 2016

Trump Day!

On the day that President-elect Donald J. Trump received his Electoral College victory, I received a nice package of buttons from the Trump Store:


Sunday, September 4, 2016

Scored A Trump Campaign Button



While at breakfast at The Lamplighter Restaurant in Chatsworth this morning with my former roomie Jes, a nice lady from the Federation of Republican Woman was just leaving. Jes motioned to me about the Trump t-shirt she was wearing. I turned around and complimented the lady on her shirt.

We started talking about campaign materials such as t-shirts, buttons, Trump hats (she was also wearing one) and bumper stickers. She gave me her card. She was Pegy Ann Schubert, Representative of the Woodland Hills Republican Women Federated. I also gave her one of my cards.

On the Trump buttons, I mentioned that I have some, mainly "Gun Owners For Trump" buttons. She had a nice 3" Trump button on her shirt and said she had an extra one for sale for $5.00.

I checked my wallet, and I happened to have $6.00 on me. I rarely carry cash in these days of debit cards. So, I took out $5.00 and bought the button.

The photo at top was taken by Jes several minutes later.

Another for my campaign button collection!

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