Rodeo Cowboy Narrative Report

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On behalf of the 42nd Congressional District, I am extending my heartfelt congratulations to you for being presented with the Certificate of Appreciation by the City of Norco on this special occasion of your 60th birthday. I regret that my Congressional duties prevent me from attending the National Day of the American Cowboy and celebrate with you. I am honored to take part in celebrating your accomplishments and your devotion to promoting the City of Norco’s western way of life. For more than 30 years you have tirelessly helped over a thousand special needs children experience the life of a rodeo cowboy or cowgirl. Your recognition by the city sends a clear message that the community has benefited greatly from your hard work and dedication.

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