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Event 2010 (Support Our Troops)
SACI Donates to our troops
By Herman Santa
The Spanish American Club, Inc. started to collect non perishable articles to help our troop. Kathy and Mary Figliola from the committee Support our Troops” started to collect the items at the Mardi Gras Party and they will be collecting more items at the April 24th event. They are collecting non perishable items, such as canned goods, toiletry items, soap, lip balm, hand sanitizes, creams, socks, wet wipes, etc. These items will help our troops so please donate as they are counting on us. Thank you for your donations.
Mother’s 2007
SACI gathered at the Malqui residence in Wellington
By Herman Santa
This time, it was the Malqui family who hosted the traditional Get Together that the Spanish American Club, Inc. (SACI) holds every month for its members and their guests. On Saturday, May 27, the members drove down to Wellington, where they were warmly welcomed by the friendly Peruvian family and enjoyed moments of happiness and amusement to the contagious rhythm of a Dominican group that performed the most popular tropical tunes. Of course, the event was accompanied by delicious ethnic food, desserts, and beverages for all to enjoy.
Cruise 2006 (Sterling Cruise)
Outstanding annual SACI’s boat trip “Sterling Cruise”
By Herman Santa
A group of members of the Spanish American Club, Inc. shared a marvelous cruise last Saturday, June 25th, on board of the “Sterling Cruise” at Cocoa Beach, one of the most famous ports of Cape Canaveral. Members and guests traveled on a bus (Motor coach) reserved by the Board of Direct0rs for the members from the Treasure Coast Mall in Jensen Beach to Port Canaveral. The cruise was filled with activities that were enjoyed by the members from the moment they got on board at 1o A.M.
During the cruise, members enjoyed lunch in a private room reserved only for the club. Members and guests had the chance to enjoy Caribbean music (Island Music), shows and many other amenities, including free beverages while they were playing at the casino. The trip concluded when they came back to the parking lot after 5 P.M. Thanks to the Board of Directors and the Trip Committee for putting together this annual activity.
Winter Dance 2006
Annual Winter Dance with D. J. Showtime at Disabled American Club (DAV)
By Herman Santa
The “Spanish American Club, Inc.” (SACI) threw the door out the window. The club members and guests joyously celebrated on Saturday, January 7th, at the organization’s first dance of the year.
The meeting served as a venue to unite the partners, who shared the joy of the “Octavitas” and celebrated together the fruit of hard work and teamwork throughout the year. The event took place at the “Disabled American Club” (DAV) in Port St. Lucie. The hall was decorated for celebration to welcome members ready to dance, enjoy a delicious dinner, and elect a new board for the year 2006.
The party started with the Annual General Assembly and continued with dinner. At 8 PM, Raul Del Rosario (Show time DJ’s) began playing modern music of salsa, cumbia, merengue, and energized everyone with his repertoire of songs from “Line Dance” such as “Macarena,” “Electric Slide,” “Chacha Slide” to “Karaoke.” During a break, the “Fifty-Fifty” raffle was held, and then the romantic voice of Ecuadorian singer Xavier Alejando turned the night into a bohemian evening of memories.
Scholarship 2005 (Crúz)
12th scholarship from the “Spanish American Club, Inc.”
By Herman Santa
The Spanish American Club, Inc. (SACI) awarded a scholarship to a Hispanic student for 12 consecutive years through its educational scholarship program. Viridiana Cruz, a Mexican from Indiantown and a student at South Fork High School, was the winner of the $500 scholarship that will help cover admission and book expenses at Indian River Community College (IRCC). The scholarship comes from the funds raised through the club’s activities such as raffles (50/50), golf tournaments, domino games, tours, and more.
The selection of the winner is carried out by the Scholarship Committee of the club, which is selected by the Board of Directors of the club. The student is chosen based on their financial need, academic qualifications, and their ability to read, write, and speak the Spanish language. This year, the scholarship committee consists of myself, Director Isa Bryson, Gladys Velez, and Nancy Rozon. Also on the committee to help raise funds are Dr. Enrique Ospina, Bobby Rodríguez, and Rico Arnell. Thank you all for the support you have given me.
Valentine 2010
Annual Valentine with D.J music clubhouse of Plantation House in Port St. Lucie
By Herman Santa
On February 13, 2010, many members, their relatives and friends from the Spanish American Club, Inc. (SACI) attended the Annual Valentine Dance in the clubhouse of Plantation House in Port St. Lucie.
The food was delicious, the music was great and the decoration committee did a good job. Door prizes, 50/50 raffle and hat dance winners were: Virginia Feliciano (Golden Coral), Nancy Rozon (Golden Coral), Lucy Santa (Gift basket), Mercedes Marquez (Door Prize) and Esther Rivera (Golden Coral), Dick Diamond (50/50) and Amparo Preciado (Hat dance contest).
To all the members and guests who made donations for the door prizes, school supplies and food for our troops, we appreciate your generosity.
Thanksgiving 2004
Annual Thanksgiving at the residence of Herman and Lucy Santa in Jensen Beach
By Herman Santa
A cheerful night filled with music, drinks, and a succulent dinner marked the atmosphere of the monthly meeting of SACI members on Saturday, November 13, at a private residence in Jensen Beach. The party began, as always, with a cocktail, a snack table, and soft music to allow everyone to socialize before dinner and dancing commenced. Subsequently, a buffet prepared by the members was served, consisting of meats, rice, light salads, and delicious desserts, among other dishes.
Once everyone had finished dinner, the birthdays of the present members were celebrated, and then the dancing began with compact disc music until late at night. It was a “Get Together” with a relaxing atmosphere to relieve stress, which members and guests enjoy thoroughly every month. Members and guests enjoyed good music and an exquisite and sumptuous dinner. We had a pleasant time, which gave us the opportunity to make new friendships and share in an environment of camaraderie.
Independence 2004
The “Get Together” at the residence of Lee and Nancy Rozon in St. Lucie Wes
By Herman Santa
The event took place on Saturday, July 31, at the residence of Lee and Nancy Rozon in St. Lucie West. With a perfect afternoon filled with tropical breezes and the enthusiasm of the members, the rich Latin food and music made for a delightful monthly members’ reunion. From early in the afternoon, members and guests began with a cocktail and then enjoyed the delicious buffet provided by the Rozon family. The buffet featured all kinds of offerings for the palate, including delicious rice with pigeon peas, pasta, Galician broth, roasted chicken, salads, and even desserts.
The birthdays of the members were celebrated, and afterward, attorney Gary Sweet, who is running for the “19th Circuit Court,” reminded us not to forget to vote for him in the primaries on August 31. After dinner, we enjoyed the music “C.D.”; some danced to the latest rhythms of the moment. Thank you, Lee and Nancy, for opening your humble home to our club. Every time we are invited, we have a great time.
Luau 2004
“Monthly get-together” of the SACI at the residence of John and Rossana González in Palm City
By Herman Santa
On Saturday, August 21st, members, family, and guests of the SACI gathered at the residence of John and Rossana Gonzalez in Palm City to indulge in delightful flavors and connect with the club members. The gathering began with a cocktail and continued with a variety of appetizers until the buffet was served. Afterwards, we celebrated birthdays and enjoyed delicious desserts. Thanks to the Gonzalez family for hosting the monthly meeting for the members. We felt very well cared for and had a joyful time.
Scholarship 2004 (Herrera)
11th scholarship from the “Spanish American Club, Inc.”
By Herman Santa
Mónica Aledrandra Herrera was the winner of the $500, which will help cover the admission and book expenses at the “Indian River Community College.” The selection of the winner is carried out by the Scholarship Committee of S.A.C.I., which is appointed by the club’s Board of Directors. The student is chosen based on their financial need, academic qualifications, and ability to read, write, and speak the Spanish language.
Mónica joins the following students who have won the college scholarship since the Scholarship Committee was established in 1993. This year, the Scholarship Committee consists of this server, Herman Santa, Director; Isa Bryson, Gladys Vélez, Nancy Rozon, and Leticia Goff. I would like to thank everyone for their support and the work they provided me. We want to thank the Board of Directors composed of Arnaldo Palenzuela; President, Sarah Lee; Vice President, Leticia Goff; Treasurer, Marie Andree Gómez; Secretary, and Iliana Zequeira; Member for helping to sell the gold chain tickets.
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