Marjorie Lewis, originally from Newtown, Connecticut, has lived in Redlands since
1986.She started her career as a Realtor in 1987 and 37 years later, is still working
and serving in this profession. She is well known for her love of Vintage homes and
wearing hats. Indeed, her professional slogan is: "hats and excellent service never go out of style". You. might see her driving her friends and family around town in her seasonally decorated street legal golf cart- known as "Mademoiselle Rouge". Her 3 grandchildren (ages, 9,6,and 2) enjoy listening to music when riding along in Mademoiselle and especially enjoyed being in the 2023 Christmas parade!

Marjorie has said that Redlands will always be a special place in her heart as it really is the "jewel of the Inland Empire". She loves the rich history of this town and sends kudos to all the people who volunteer and donate monies to help ensure Redlands continues to demonstrate it's vibrancy. She also supports the Redlands Bowl
associates, Kimberly Crest, Family Services, Redlands Conservancy, Redlands Area Historical Society, Mansion Memories, Bonne Meres and other local Charitable organizations. One of her favorite volunteer roles she performs is being the Fairy Godmother at the Mansion Memories days, held at the Burrage Mansion for children in
crisis who experiencing trauma.

The purpose and soul of the Redlands Symphony points to the "Why" for raising money to ensure the Redlands Symphony continues forward. As stated " The Redlands Symphony Association's (RSA) equity goal is to serve our mission of providing exceptional classical symphonic music programs that entertain and educate, while creating an artistic community that promotes equity, diversity, fairness, and equal
access for everyone". These words sound parallel to Grace Mullen, founder of the
Redlands Bowl, whom we all can thank for providing music to everyone.

In addition to Marjorie's love of Redlands, she also loves dancing and is so happy to
help raise funds for the symphony's music education programs for local children and
the orchestra's concert season.
She is looking forward to your vote and donation of monies to ensure the Redlands Symphony has another bright year ahead.

Please be generous! Thank you!

DEFINITION OF MUSIC: the. Art of harmonizing tones and sounds together with
melody and rhythm, also having the ability to evoke a memory, mood or image to mind.

I have lived as a resident and business owner in Redlands for over 33 years. I have supported the Redlands community on the board and chaired committees of several charitable organizations. I have volunteered with an active role with my P.E.O. Chapter II (including as a
past President), the Associates of the Redlands Bowl and Trinity Episcopal Church. I was a co-chair of the 1996 Bowl Benefit "The Spirit of Ancient Olympia".

My love and support of the Redlands Arts Community started having played violin, cello and piano. We as residents of
Redlands are blessed to have a large variety of arts and culture within our community and I am honored to be dancing in support of our Redlands Symphony.

My name is Lori Breckley aka Mrs. Broccoli. I am a Physical Education Teacher at Valley Preparatory School. I also taught PE for 16 years at Arrowhead Christian Academy.

I am also a Grandma of five amazing Grandbabes!

I love a challenge so when Mary Jo Holmes asked I jumped at the chance to help raise funds for the educational and artistic programs of the Redlands Symphony!

Jake Bevens is a local Realtor with Century 21 Lois Lauer. Growing up, his mother played the viola and he got the chance to attend symphony rehearsals frequently. That ignited his passion
for the arts and specifically dance. He graduated from Hollywood's "The Edge Performing Arts Center" in 2011 and has performed in music videos for "Sia" and "Incubus," as well as TV shows such as
"Parenthood", "The Middle", and "Hollywood Access Live".

He has also done live shows for
companies such as Disney, Beach Body, Ubisoft, and Lexus. Jake worked at Disneyland, Universal Studios, and most recently returned from the national tour of "Wicked" The Musical, ending his contract in 2020.

Jake has a wife and 3 children and has felt blessed to be a part of the wonderful community of Redlands. He is thrilled and thankful for the opportunity to use his
previous experience and passion to help raise funds to inspire the next generation in the fine arts for the community of Redlands and the Redlands Symphony.

Ron Warnell is a retired physician, a psychiatrist by specialty, who has been involved with music for many years. He is currently on the Board of Spinet, a local musical association, as well as the Redlands Symphony.

Ron and wife Kathy enjoy Redlands and seeing their children and grandchildren who reside in California and Chicago. Other interests have been reading, traveling, skiing and sailing.

While Ron has a long history of piano, beginning at age 5, voice and recently re-learning the bassoon, dancing is a new skill. He is initially from Portland, Oregon, lived in Redlands in past years, then in Chicago for sixteen years and returned to
Redlands in 1999.

Ron and Kathy have immensely enjoyed the Redlands Symphony Orchestra, being season ticket holders since 1999.

Brian Ahlers, the esteemed owner and operator of Redlands Jewelers, shines brightly in the facets of his life, from his mastery as a Graduate Gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America to his adventurous spirit and unwavering commitment to community service.

Beyond the precision and beauty of gemology, Brian has soared in the skies as a pilot, explored depths as a skydiver with over 200 jumps, and navigated the challenges of leadership as the class president of his sheriff's academy graduation. His love for adventure seamlessly blends with his passion for family and the great outdoors, enjoying boating on the Colorado River and jeeping in the desert with his fiance and their blended family of five children.

Brian's dedication to community shines through his active involvement in the Rotary Club of Redlands, where he leads as chairman of two pivotal youth events: RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) & PRYDE (Personal Rotary Youth Development Experience). His commitment to nurturing the next generation underscores his belief in service above self, enriching the lives of young individuals through leadership and personal development.

Embracing a new challenge, Brian steps onto the dance floor of the 2024 Annual Gala event, swapping gemstones for dance shoes. With no prior dance experience, this venture is a leap into the unknown, driven by his desire to support his community and push personal boundaries. Brian's participation symbolizes his courage to face new challenges, his eagerness to learn, and his unwavering commitment to making a difference.

As we support Brian Ahlers in this journey, let us celebrate him not only for the dancer he will become but for the remarkable individual he is: a dedicated family man, a respected business owner, a community leader, and a true gem of our community. Brian's story is a testament to the power of embracing life's adventures, the importance of service, and the joy of stepping out of one's comfort zone for a greater cause.