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Heroes of Vista Virtual Gala & Auction, It’s For the Kids “Win Clay Colton”

You are cordially invited to the 2021 Heroes of Vista Virtual Auction, Awards & Gala to benefit the Vista Education Foundation. “Honoring Excellence in Business, Community and Education”.

We will present a live streaming event on Saturday, March 20 at 5:30 p.m. filled with entertainment by Vista Unified students and the Clay Colton Band along with awards for the many amazing leaders in the Vista community.

The program will be free to access and view from the event bidding page beginning at 5:30 p.m. and ending at 7:00 p.m.

There is no registration required to view the event Live.

Our event page allows viewers to register as bidders with their credit card. Email notifications and event updates will be sent to all registered bidders. There is no cost to register as a bidder and your card will not be charged unless you make a purchase or donation. Please read FAQ to understand the benefits of pre-registering your credit card for the auction. The silent auction opens on March 15. We can’t wait to show you all the fun items available!

Add fun to your at-home viewing! Purchase a Gala Box with snacks and treats to enjoy while you watch the ceremony for $75.

Congratulations to our Honorees! The Heroes of Vista Gala can be viewed for free live on the event bidding page.

Community Leadership Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award: John and Carol Hererra
Military Veteran of the Year: Colonel John Telles, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
Sheriff of the Year: Deputy Sheriff Liah Ector
Firefighter of the Year: Captain Justin Golden
Healthcare Person of the Year: Dr. Mark Yamanaka, Chief of Staff, Tri-City Medical Center
Chamber Champion: Nick Ljubic

Nominees in the Business Categories

Large Business/Non-Profit of the Year:
Cox Communications, Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps, North County Food Bank

Small Business of the Year:
Cat & Craft, North County Daily Star, Sign Art

Non-Profit of the Year:
Alta Vista Botanical Gardens, Got Your Back San Diego, Soroptimist International of Vista

New Business of the Year:
Culichi Town, Re-Find Off Main, The Film Hub

Business Person of the Year:
Aaron Byzak, Tri-City Medical Center
Joey Pope, North County Janitorial Supply
John Bagley, Wildwood Crossing and Cantina

Vista Unified School District Awardees

Administrator of the Year:
Rafael Olavide
Classified Person of the Year:
Byron Diaz Roca
Technology Educator of the Year:
Michael Eiben
Art Educator of the Year:
Jennifer Corso
Healthcare Person of the Year:
Maria Al-Shamma

Longevity Awardees
CSI Cremation Services – 25 Years
Guajome Park Academy – 25 Years
Melco Business & Tax Service – 25 Years
Shadowridge Owners’ Association – 30 Years
Atomic Investments – 30 Years
Palomar Community College – 35 Years
Kenny’s Kar Klinic, Inc – 40 Years
Shadowridge Golf Club – 40 Years
St. Francis of Assissi Catholic Church – 40 Years
Vista Lock & Safe Company – 40 Years

NC Daily Star Staff
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Terry Woods has been a North County resident for over three decades. Community activist, Member Emeritus Vista Chamber of Commerce, Married to Kathy Woods for 48 years, three children, three grandchildren and six grand dogs.
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