Kite Festival Highlights
The Ocean Beach Kiwanis Kite Festival marks a fun day of festivities including kite making, decorating, flying and judging, am arts and crafts fair, parade, food and live music.
Each division will be given awards: (Toddlers & Preschoolers; Kindergarteners, 1st & 2nd graders, 3rd & 4th graders, 5th & 6th graders, 7th & 8th graders, High School & Open
Division), as well as for Most Unique, Best Decorated, Best Theme.
The kite flying celebration will take place at Ocean Beach Recreation Center and Ocean Beach Elementary School, at the corner of Santa Monica Avenue and Ebers Street (off Sunset Cliffs Blvd.) Free style kite flying follows later in the day at the beach.
Kite Fest Schedule
9 am -12:30 pm Kite making at Ocean Beach Rec. Center, all materials will be supplied.
11 am - 1 pm
Hot dogs and punch for participants & live band on Ocean Beach Elementary School court yard.
9 am - 4 pm
Craft Fair Booths, Amusement Rides on Santa Monica Blvd.
1 pm
Kite Judging on Ocean Beach Elementary School court yard.
2 pm
The Kite Parade begins at 2:05 p.m. down Santa Monica Ave. and ends at the Beach with freestyle kite flying.
Contact Linda and Terri
Contact Sherice
If you don’t mind, may we please introduce the personal side of us as well. Meet your team…..
(Your Realtor, Terri)
Over 40 years of solid customer service and outstanding performance throughout Eastlake, Chula Vista, and San Diego County, these ladies have become a greatly sought out powerhouse within the Century 21 Real Estate Franchise, worldwide! Their skill, real estate knowledge, dedication, and focus towards each client’s needs are never compromised.
Terri enjoys spending quality time watching the sun set over The Sweetwater Lake with her husband of almost 30 years and her college age daughter. She loves fine dining or a simple barbeques. If she isn’t too busy with her community charity work, you’ll find her grabbing an old black or white movie to sit and relax with……. or making a mad dash to Downtown San Diego Civic Center to watch the latest theater show that hit this town. …Phantom of The Opera is her favorite.
Terri is a proud member of the La Paloma Eastern Star and Foothills Republican Women Federated, just to name a few. She gives back an enormous amount to many different causes especially those that promote the health and well being of our seniors. Recently, Terri was co-recognized by our military for her heartfelt and outstanding efforts in sending 100’s and 100’s of care packages to our troop abroad.
(Your Realtor, Linda)
At the young age of 16 years old, Linda attended real estate school and was well on her way in becoming a Realtor once she reached the legal required age of 18 years old. She became a real estate teacher, mentor, and manager for Century 21 at the age of 21. Linda found these demanding positions important to enhance the quality of the real estate profession. However, she felt nothing was more satisfying than or as important in real estate as servicing clients and customers with skill, knowledge and care.
Linda enjoys spending most of her free time working out in the gym or supporting different charities. Linda has an overwhelming passion in helping animals of all kinds and supporting our military troops. One of her most touching rescue stories was of 3 starving horses that she found while help rescuing people and animals during our last massive wildfire. She was able to get food and medicine to the horses, it took months but they recovered. When it comes to our troops, Linda is usually spearheading any program in support…she certainly appreciates and respects our men and women in uniform.
Terri and Linda are proud of their accomplishments in real estate and in their community work. They have earned an enormous amount of real estate awards from “Quality Service” certificates to “Double Centurion” trophies within their vast 40 year career. They both were honored by the United State of American Armed Forces for their support. Terri and Linda were presented with an American flag that was flown in their honor in the Green Zone, Baghdad Iraq. It was one of Terri and Linda’s proudest moments.
(Your Lender, Sherice)
Born and raised right here is beautiful San Diego, Sherice Grainger has become one of the most prominent lenders in our community. She is presently employed at Paramount Equity where its experience and expertise will benefit those who seek a new loan or refinancing.
Sherice comes from a large San Diego family deeply rooted in community service and devotion. Sherice’s 92 year old great grandmother resides in San Diego. Sherice’s grandmother has 9 children, 5 boys and 4 girls including a set of twins. On July 14th, 2010 Sherice and her fun loving Panamanian husband Reggie gave birth to their cute bundle of joy, Chloe…. making it FIVE living generations in this powerhouse San Diego based family!
Sherice is known to show the utmost commitment and compassion towards each and every client, but the U.S. Military holds a special place in her heart. Sherice’s grandfathers both served in the Navy, her husband served TWICE (Marine and Army Guard) and her two twin aunts are active military duty. Aunt Kelly is in the Army and Aunt Terri is in the Air Force. Sherice has been a strong supporter and contributor to Paws for Purple Heart Wounded Warrior and their Service Dogs. She is also known for collecting canned food for the San Diego Food Bank. Our community greatly benefitted from her passionate charity work.
Sherice is an avid reader. After taking loving care of her clients, Reggie and the amusing and energetic Chloe, you might catch her reading the works of Shurtleff Holmes. If she is not reading, you’ll probably catch her humming a song composed by the talented Prince, her favorite artist. Most people that know Sherice can confirm, she loves to restaurant hop in search of discovering new foods…but sushi and steak are always pleasurable to her pallet.
Her father instilled a special core value in Sherice at a young age “We all have emotional bank accounts. The people in your life will either make a positive impact deposit or will withdraw a negative impact and you want to be the person making an emotionally positive deposit into the lives others.” Sherice attends the well known “Rock” church which continues to reinforce this message.
