-Displays the mission statement for the Riverside African American Historical Society

-Presents the opening message from the President Rose Mayes and gives congratulations to the "2004 Unsung Heroes"

-Lists the Pacesetters "Love You" Award for the past recipients for the years 1999-2003. In 1999, Willie F. Bartee, Edith Bates- Prioleau, Fannie Bennett, Mylie Davis, Dr. & Mrs. Barnett Grier, Lottie Holt, Gerline Jones, H. Hugh Layton, Juanita Powell, and Maxine Williamson were nominated for this year. In 2000, Mary Anderson, Willie Mae Armstrong', Ethel Catherine Culpepper, Lorraine Taylor, Mildred Tyler, and Isabella Tyson were nominated for this years. In 2001, Etta Marie Brown, Booker T. Huling, Rose Oliver, Jesse J. Wall, and Alice Ward Whitaker were nominated for this year. In 2002, Eurice Brooks, Will Luther Edmond, Sylvia Martin- Edmond, Lena Mathews, Leora Nash, and Ethel Nix were nominated for this year. In 2003, Tracie Carignan, Johnetta Clay, Lenwood Long, S.V. Nichols, Norman Towels, and Jeanie Williams Gaines were nominated for this year.

-This document include a description for The History of the " Love You" Trophy which launched on February 28, 1999.

-A flier for the Pacesetters Awards Reception on Sunday, March 7, 2004 which highlights the event details included for the evening.

-Listed in the event, shows the "Unsung Heroes-2004" including Gay Caroline, Hazel Lee Johnson, Michele Patterson, Germaine D. Strother, and Frances M. Williams who were presented for this event.

-Frances M. Williams was honored in the event, highlighting a memoir for her character, warmth, and the dedication in the education.

-Listed is a memoir for "In Loving Memory" of Mary "Gram" Anderson and Isabell Tyson

-Lists an advertisement for Auto Liability, Physical Damage, Worker's Comp, Package Polices

-Displays a message for Remembering "our" children living with sickle cell disease a sickle cell condition and mentions Leora E. Nash who was celebrated from the Sickle Cell Organization of the Inland Counties.

-Asset Building Concepts Insurance and Financial Services promotes the services they provide and highlights H. "Hugh" Layton, J.D. who is the author for this publishing.

-Included in the document, Hope for the Future- Help for Today, located in Hunt Park in Riverside hosted by the Baptists Church.

-Displays an advertisement from TheWorldArt.com which is promoted as an African American fine arts printing service.

-O-J-B Engineering, Inc. gives congratulations to the Unsung Heroes and specializes in employment law, Personal injury, contract law, and business and Non-Profit Law.

-Listed in the document, The Mayor of Riverside , Ronald O. Loveridge gives memory for John L. McHenry, Myron E. Thomas, and Herbert E. Hoover.

-Listed is an advertisement for the Preferred Direct Inc, Real Estate & Home Loans, Ebony Crest Beauty Salon,

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