I’d like to take this time to thank the real heroes of the
community. I started the Bull Dog Boxing Gym 11 years ago and in
those 11 years, I have had parents tell me that I am a hero, a
godsend, an idol. I am grateful for all those comments, but I am
just a regular man trying to make a difference in this
community.
I’d like to take this time to thank the real heroes of the community. I started the Bull Dog Boxing Gym 11 years ago and in those 11 years, I have had parents tell me that I am a hero, a godsend, an idol. I am grateful for all those comments, but I am just a regular man trying to make a difference in this community. The real heroes are the people who through all their hard times, still find it in their hearts to give to the organizations like mine that can only survive by these donations. I have been to many big businesses in this community and received some negativity. It’s the small businessman that is always there. With that said, I would like to thank the heroes that helped in last week’s advancement of 10-year-old Jorge Hernandez and 14-year-old Emilio Roman. Without their help, these boys may not have had a chance for this weekend’s State Championships in Long Beach. So to all the real heroes of this community: Gilbert and Mary Perez (Crystal TV/Radio Shack), Jeff Contival (Lock, Stock & Barrel), Progresso Tamale Parlor, Progresso Tamale Factory, Barry and Sofia Hauser (Mariposa Tax Service), Frank Rivera (Eight Ball Bail Bonds), Esperanza Travel, Sue Redmond (Brent Redmond Transportation Inc.), Jim Gibson (Hollister Super Market), Mary and Al (Express Alterations & Custom Sewing) and John Kelly (John Kelly Drywall), thank you all for your help and your support. It’s people like you that deserve to be called heroes.
Zeke Lopez,
President,
Bull Dog Boxing Gym
