Mark Edgemon CMAA

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Mark Edgemon CMAA

Mark Edgemon CMAA

@MarkEdgemon

Athletic Director, CMAA, Calif. State Athletic Directors Assoc. Past President, CSADA Exhibitor Chair, Former NIAAA Certification and Awards Committee

Rancho Cucamonga, CA Katılım Şubat 2011
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Mark Edgemon CMAA
Mark Edgemon CMAA@MarkEdgemon·
@BowTieAD Sad to hear! He was a highlight at every national meeting. Blessings.
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Doug Killgore, CIAA, CMAA
Doug Killgore, CIAA, CMAA@BowTieAD·
One of the greats in the profession. Wasn’t an athletic administrator, was the Legal Eagle for many years. He kept many informed, out of trouble! We needed all the help! Lee was cooperative to provide that. His influence & knowledge will continue to affect many. RIP friend.
NIAAA@NIAAA9100

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Lee Green, a cherished NIAAA faculty member. His legal expertise in athletic administration shaped us all, leaving a lasting legacy. Our condolences to his family & friends. May his influence inspire us. 🌹 #RememberingLeeGreen

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NIAAA@NIAAA9100·
We are here in Orlando, Florida getting acquainted with our beautiful surroundings! Safe travels to everyone getting here over these next couple days. See you soon!
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Carol Dozibrin
Carol Dozibrin@c_dozi·
Bruce is a consummate servant leader. His impact continues today. The lives he has touched and the athletic administrators he has mentored is his legacy. Thank you Bruce for all you have done and continue to do to bring professionalism to our profession.
Leadership With Legacy@leadrshiplegacy

Bruce is one of the most respected leaders in the history of the @niaaa, ⁦@IHSAA1, ⁦@NFHS_Org⁩, and @IIAAA3⁩. He exemplifies the 8 characteristics below and his mentorship of so many in our profession is what legacy is all about.

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Judianna
Judianna@Judianna·
❤️ “In 1965, Charles Schulz, a devout Christian and creator of the Peanuts comic strip, was asked to create a Christmas special for CBS featuring the Peanuts Characters. He agreed with one requirement, that they allow him to include the story of the birth of Jesus. Although the stations executives were hesitant and tried to convince him otherwise, Schulz was insistent. As a result, for the past 50 plus years, millions of people have watched and “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and heard the story of Jesus and “what Christmas is all about.” It wasn’t until a few years back that I realized a “hidden message” in the film. Linus, a child who seems to have some insecurities as he carries a security blanket with him at all times. In fact, Linus NEVER drops his blanket, except once.... While sharing the message of “what Christmas is all about,” Linus drops his blanket at the exact moment he says the words, “fear not!” In this seemingly innocent moment, Linus delivers a powerful reminder of the true meaning of Christmas. We are to “fear not”, for Jesus is born. We needn’t rely on material things for security, we have God with us, “Immanuel”, (Matthew 1:23) Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior - the true meaning of Christmas. Awhile back, someone informed me, indignantly so, that Linus picks up his blanket at the end of the speech so my interpretation must be wrong. Well, he was right, Linus does pick up his blanket at the end of his speech. However, he “drops” it again later... Amid big, bright, colorful, shiny artificial trees, Charlie Brown chose the least of these, a little, wooden tree with just a few branches. Shortly thereafter, Linus uses his blanket to wrap about the base of the tree and says, “Maybe it just needs a little love”. In that moment, the tree “awakens”, stands tall and firm. A reminder that no matter who we are, how many mistakes we’ve made, a “little love” can make all the difference. Let’s strive to “fear not” (Luke 2:10) and “love one another” (John 13:34), not just at Christmastime, but the whole year through.” ❤️ Credit: Kevin Pentland
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Rudy Cerda
Rudy Cerda@RudyCerda·
Dear Christians, through the storms, through the grief, through the tears, through the trials, through the pain, through the struggles, through the doubts, through it all, God is good. God is faithful. God is sovereign. May your sleep be peaceful tonight.
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Fred J. Robledo 👨🏻‍💻
Charter Oak coach Dom Farrar talking to his team after a 23-7 quarterfinal win over Covina. The Chargers are making a playoff run after entering the playoffs with just two wins
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Sports Central LA
Sports Central LA@SportsCentralLA·
Last month, Ganesha High School football coach Don Cayer nearly died on the sidelines. With the proper protocols in place and the right people on site, his life was saved. @chrishayre has the story tonight at 5:45 and 10:45 @kcalnews @GaneshaHighPUSD #AthleticTrainers
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Mark Edgemon CMAA@MarkEdgemon·
@Tarek_Fattal @CIFSS Members of the CSADA board to talk about the AD’s responsibility and how to improve the educational athletic experience!
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Tarek Fattal@Tarek_Fattal·
Who would you like to see as a guest on the @CIFSS Southern Section Sitdown?
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Fred J. Robledo 👨🏻‍💻
What a day for Bonita’s Noah Mikhail. Scores game winning TD on Friday, takes his visit to Alabama with his mom and dad on Saturday.
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Fred J. Robledo 👨🏻‍💻
Bonita’s Noah Mikhail, who has a red-eye flight to Alabama for a recruiting trip, talks about scoring game winning TD in overtime to beat Northview, 21-20
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Chris Fore
Chris Fore@chriscfore·
My 12 year old, Josiah, who had his appendix removed last week is having some complications. In extreme pain the last few days. Back getting a CT scan now. Please pray for the young man.
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