Myrna Melgar

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658 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 1 Sep

Myrna Melgar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Their lion dances have been a highlight to over 43 Noon and New Year parades, countless grand openings, celebrations, and cultural events.
Yaogongmun's outstanding performances brings immense positivity, cultural pride, and hope to our community.
Thank you, Board President.
Thank you, Supervisor Connie Chan, for celebrating Mr. Denny.
Thank you so much for everything that you have done and you continue to do in supporting our community and preserving arts and culture and history.
And also, I want to speak on behalf of the Lees Family Association.
your instrumental leadership in all these years and also continue to provide platform and uplifting the younger generation within the Families Association and continue to provide a lot of opportunity to nurture the young people.
continue to have lots of program that is caring for our older generation to make sure that we bridge the gap, that our cultural heritage and our history continue to able to carry forward.
And with that, I know that you are in the front and also in the back, but I also want to recognize your wife who's here today, would you?
And I think without...
Thank you, Barbara, Lisa, and Amy.
On May 9,
was our old and new factory dance team, and also our old and new快乐舞 team.
Supervisor Milgar.
Thank you so much, Madam Clerk.
Today I just have an in memoriam for Larry Mazzola, Sr.
Larry Mazzola, Sr.
was a towering figure in San Francisco's labor movement and a steadfast advocate for working people.
He passed away at age 82, leaving behind a legacy defined by strength, loyalty, and transformative leadership.
A proud native son, Mazzola devoted nearly five decades to Local 38 and the United Association, rising through the ranks from assistant training director and organizer to business manager and financial secretary treasurer, where he set a national standard for wages, benefits, and workplace safety.
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