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LEGACY CO M M O N S
for Active Seniors
February 2021 Volume 8, Issue 2
February 930 East Ave. Q-9
Palmdale, CA
93550
February Birthday Babies
Enriqueta Acasta, Charlotta Agourides, Martha Aguilar, Gustavo Aguilera, Maria Aguire,
Teresa Alcala, Karol Allen, Juana Alvarez, Audrey Anderson, Alejandra Arias, Brenda Aubrey,
Tomas Alvia, Alan Bandy, Florentina Bangos, Sharon Barker, Loveta Bato, Elisio Bernal,
Euredell Boglin, Guillermo Bonilla, Amanda Brens, Betty Briggs, Carol Brinkman, Betty Butler-Smith ,
Gwendolyn Butler, Curley Caldwell, Karen Caldwell, Mike Carswell, Ana Chavez, Surinder Cheema,
Gregory Cholakian, John Christian, Roger Christensen, Barbara Conard, Maria Coutreras, Ollie davis, Richard Day,
Domingo DeLeon, Dinah Deakins, Barbara Deal, Linda Deans, Nory DeLaTorre, Brenda Douglas, Mildred Dumas,
Robin Duncan, Valerie Economu, Janice Edwards, Sylvia Elena Munoz, Laura Escalante, Ana Estrada,
Diane Forbes, Vianna Friss, Elizabeth Gaddi, Martha Gamiz, Maria Garcia, Sylvia Gaxiola, Richard Glover,
Armando Gomez, Mariano Gonzalez, Edna Goodman, April Gray, Yvonne Gray, Olivia Hall, Rosie Hall,
Lena Hecton, Alan Hersey, Kelvin Holt, Donna Howerton, Ronald Hults, Betty Jackson, Jean Jackson, Dena James,
Eduardo James, Jean Jackson, Dena James, Isabel James, Shirley James, Sandra Jensen, George Johnson Jr.,
Sandra Johnson, Bonnie Jones, Sharon Joseph, Jung Kang, Jirina Kay, Ray Keech, Carol Kemnitz, Diane Kern,
John Kidd, Ingrid Knaver, Martha Kozovsky, Bertha Lara, Geraldine LaRose, Edna Law, Jane Lawhorn,
Carmen Lazcano, Juan Logarreta, Elvia Leon, Josepha Leon, Rebbeca Leon, Sheri Lyndsay, David, Lopez,
Hilda Lopez, Ramon Lopez, Alinda Lord, Ana Lozano, Anna Madden, Garadl Magley, Anne Mahnke,
Carolyn Mansur, Dan Marino, Felix Mayerhofer, Jon McCay, Patricia Medina, Dee Mejia, Lois Meyer,
Joleen Middleton, Carol Minoguo, Alex Miyadi, Irma Mojica, Alicia Monsevais, Warren Moon, Bill Moore,
Llyod Moore, Susana Moreiera, Michael Morris, Michael Murphy, Irma Navaro, Mary Nichlson, Michael Nolan,
Florence Obaro, Dorothy Orosz, Carmen Palma, Zenaida Pecora, Evelyn Perez, Lucy Piccirillo, Lupe Pimentel,
Join the Legacy Commons Zoom Meeting Paul Piskaty, Beth Pointer, Octavio Portillo, James Portland, Jeanne Quintano, Modesta Ramirez, Jose Ramos,
Alberto Recio, Jisheng Ren, Efren Reyes, Manuela Reyna, Joan Rhodes, Sonia Richard, Calvin Richardson,
https://zoom.us/j/93523990561? Silvava Rivas, Maria Robles, Pedro Robles, Carlos Rosario, Noriyasu Sakaki, Donna Salisbury, Guadelupe Sanchez,
Jose Sanchez, Ernesto Saucedo, Lorrian Scanlon, Donald Schaefer, Denise Schipper, Blanca Segura,
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Mildred Smith, Reginald Smith, Maria Sotomayer, Michelle Streenz, Charla Talbot, Esther Tafertshofer,
Ingushi Tamiko, Pat Teeyer, Eula Thomaaa, Jo-ann Tillmon, Michael Tong, Vilma Valdez, Lee Valvo,
Or go to Zoom.us and “Join A Meeting” Ingrid VanDerHope, Cristina Vargas, Juan Vargas, Magdalena Velez, Jorge Venegas, Victor Villamara III,
Kathy Viorata, Esquibel Vizcaino, Angela Walker, Joy Wallace, Guillermina Waters, Faye Wease, Matsuko Webb,
Meeting ID: 935 2399 0561 Nongnuch Werling, James White, Barbara Williams, Zandrine Williams-McClain, Barry Wilner, Rhonda Womack,
Gi Fay Butler-Wong, Juanita Wilson, Angelica Yaber, Esperanza Ybarra, Hannele Zahn, Joanne Zapata,
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FREE LEGAL HELP FOR
LA COUNTY HOMEOWNERS AGE 60+
If you are a Los Angeles County homeowner (including mobile homes) who is at least 60
years old, Bet Tzedek may be able to assist you with legal issues related to your home.
Examples of homeownership legal issues Bet Tzedek handles include:
− Deed theft
− Home improvement scams, including related to solar energy and home alarm sys-
tems
− Financial distress due to a PACE loan on your tax bill for home improvements
− Liens on your home
− Creditors threating to force the sale of your home to repay debts
If you need legal advice, consultation, or representation* for a homeownership issues, call
Bet Tzedek’s intake hotline at 323-939-0506.
*While consultations will only result in representation when the agency has the capacity to take on
new matters, all callers who qualify for legal services will be given advice and counsel. The
consultation, and all legal services provided are free of charge.
Call (323) 939-0506
For up-to-date information on our services,
Please visit: www.bettzedek.org
Bet Tzedek Legal Services 3250 Wilshire Blvd. 13th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90010-1509
main: (323) 939-0506 ● fax: (213) 471-4568 ● www.bettzedek.org
Senior Supplemental Groceries Drive-Thru
Legacy Commons has partnered with SAVES in offering
supplemental groceries to seniors 60+ who live in the South
Antelope Valley. Groceries will be provided in a drive-thru no
contact pick up process, as we are maintaining safe social
distancing and other good health practices such as wearing masks
and gloves. There’s no need for you to get out of the car.
Seniors can call Legacy Commons at 661-267-5904 to
schedule their supplemental food bank grocery pick-up.
Groceries are distributed by appointment only on
Tuesday and Thursday from 1-3:45 pm
Founded in 1983, South Antelope Valley Emergency Service
(SAVES) is dedicated to alleviating hunger among low and
extremely low income working families, elderly, disabled and
homeless in the communities of:
• Acton
• Lake Elizabeth
• Lake Los Angeles with Palmdale zip code
• Littlerock
• Llano
• Palmdale
• Pearblossom
Project Door Drop is a non-profit organization working to bring pre-packaged
boxes of food to the elderly and immunocompromised within the City of
Lancaster. All food comes directly from the LA Food Bank. One box is
estimated to feed 2 people for 1 week.
They have a no-contact delivery system in place to keep you and their volunteers
as protected as possible. Once you order, a box of food will arrive at your door
on the day you scheduled it.
Please visit their website to sign up:
https://www.projectdoordrop.com
For Lancaster residents ONLY
Every February, people across the nation come together for events and
activities to celebrate Black History Month. It’s a time for us to continue Knowing the Past Opens the Door to the Future
our collective journey of honoring and deepening our knowledge of the history
and contributions of African Americans and people of African descent that have We want to thank all the members of the Legacy
been marginalized from mainstream curricula and discussions because of our
country’s legacy of slavery, and institutional and structural racism.
Common’s Black History Month Committee for their hard
work and dedication to conserving and passing a long
The theme for Black History Month 2021 is The Black Family: the rich legacy of African American culture to future
Representation, Identity and Diversity and is set every year by the generations in our community through their educational
Association for the Study of African American Life and History®, an
organization founded in 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the famed African
performances. Though we are not able to host this
American historian known as the “Father of Black History.” annual celebration in person this year we encourage
everyone to support local Black-Owned businesses and
Visit https://asalh.org/festival/ for 2021 Black History Month Virtual Festival organizations. We hope next year to celebrate together.
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