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2 Mighty Mites

430-530p Weapons 7-8:30p

3 11:00-12:00 Mighty

Color Belt Class

12n-1:30p

Tokubetsu-1 5-7p

4 Tokubetsu -2 9-11am

Leadership 11-1p

MMA 1-3p

Oshiro Weapons

Seminar

3-5p

5 Weapons 730-

900pm

Time Sheets Due!

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7 Please Make Up

Your Classes Early

in the Month!

Curtis 25th

Birthday!

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Sensei Jack’s 24th

Birthday!

9 Mighty Mites 4:30-

5:30p

Weapon 7-8:30p

10 11:00-12:00 Mighty

Color Belt Class

12n-1:30p

Tokubetsu-1 5-7p

Promotion Testing

White/Yellow Belts 2pm

11 Tokubetsu -2 No Class

MMA - No Class

Happy Mothers

Day!

12 Weapons 730-

900pm

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14 Please Make Up

Your Classes Early

in the Month!

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5:30p

Weapon 7-8:30p

17 11:00-12:00 Mighty

Color Belt Class 12-1:30p

No Tokubetsu

Tiger Claw Elite San

Jose Convention Center


MMA 1-3p

Allison Leedy

Memorial Fundraiser

Kata Seminar

Sensei Tibon teaching

11-1pm

19 Weapons 730-

900pm

Time Sheets Due!

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Please Make Up

Your Classes Early

in the Month!

Sensei Brian Embry

23rd

Birthday!

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5:30p No Weapons Promotion Ceremony

7:15pm White/Yel

8:15pm Orange & above

24 11:00-12:00 Mighty Mites

12-1:30p Color Belt Class

Tokubetsu-1 5-7p

Promotion Testing Color

Belts 2:00p


MMA 1-3p

Friends and Family

Picnic Oak Grove

Regional 12-4p

26 Dojo Closed!

27 28 Please Make Up

Your Classes Early

in the Month!

Sensei Cristian’s

Graduation!

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5:30p

Weapon 7-8:30p

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11:00-12:00 Mighty

Color Belt Class

12n-1:30p

Tokubetsu-1 5-7p

2014

May

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Tibon’s Goju Gazette www.tibonkarate.com May 2014

Tournaments & Events in September

1. Tiger Claw Elite May 17, 2014 San Jose, CA San Jose Convention Center Tokubetsu Going.

Need our Judges and Referees.

2. Fundraiser Kata Seminar May 18th Sunday Sensei Gene Tibon for Allison Leedy’s memorial Fund

11am – 1:00pm cost $40 donations welcome. Make

Checks payable to “Allison Leedey Memorial Fund”

3. June 8th USA Grassroots Karate Workshop Series #3 Twin Arbors Lodi prepare for Nationals. Tokubetsu

Is going.

4. Mary Crawford Okagain Karate Tournament Cupertino. June 14

th Seminar and June 15 tournament.

5. Tibon’s Patriot Summer IN HOUSE June 22nd Lincoln High School and “Fundraiser Kickathon”

For Reno Nationals “March of the Flags” See On-line

Registraton on www.karateTmanster.com Tokubetsu

Is going and Leadership is staff.

6. USA Nationals Reno, NV Peppermill Casino Resort July 8-13, 2014 the 8

th is registration, 9

th competition

Starts.

7. Quan Traditional Karate Tournament September 21

st Saturday Fresno Betsuin Buddhist Temple 2690 E.

Alluvial Ave. Fresno, CA.

8. Crockett Itosu Kai Tournament September Sunday Soka University, 1 University Dr, Aliso Viejo, CA 92693

9 Ajari Cup Oakland October 12, 2014 Ira Jenkin

Recreation Center 9175 Edes Ave. Oakland, Ca. 94603

10 West Coast Open Tacoma Convention Center

October 25-26, 2014.

11. Tibon’s Winter IN HOUSE Christmas Tournament

Lincoln High School. ______________________________________________

Welcome New Students Tibon’s Goju Ryu Organization

Nathan Kongkriangkai Kain Medeiros Connor Kipf Lajaune Mcelroy Adelina Castellanos Alyssa Bradley Aaryanna Montgomery Esperanza Herrera Emmanuel Hernandez Cassandra Kipf Brandon Zavaleta Chyenne Ratkiewics Welcome Back: Emanuel Hernandez

National Qualifier Great Success Top 12

Qualify to

USA National and USA Team Trials in Reno

Even our Sr. Black Belts Return Sensei Eliza Cabanig Balanon & Sensei Jason Kaley

http://www.karatetmanster.com/

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More Qualifier Action

Jacob Ruiz with take down, Saul Gomez Mawashi Geri kick, Melody Her and Aleesa Ohata Kata, Opening Ceremony with Taiko Dan Drummers, and 104th Battalion Regiment 100 Division Color Guard

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Junior International Cup and US Open Action in Las Vegas

Team Sanbon Rated the best USA Karate Athletes Past and Current!

There’s our Sensei Joane Orbon second from end on right

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Our students did a fantastic job at the international event with 47 countries and 2400 competitors

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Tibon’s Goju Ryu Fighting Arts

Fundraiser Kata Perfection Seminar

A memorial fund has been established to help Leedy's family with burial costs

For

Past Student Allison Leedy

Taught by Sensei Gene Tibon 6th Dan

Date: May 18, 2014 - Sunday

Time: 11am to 1:00pm

Donation Cost: $40 Make Checks to: Allison Leedy Memorial Fund

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Ex-Franklin student strangled to death

By Jason Anderson

Record Staff Writer

April 19, 2014 - 12:00 AM

One former Franklin High School student is dead and another is locked up in a Seattle jail on suspicion of homicide in

the strangling death of his girlfriend.

According to reports in The Seattle Times, Gabriel Navarro, 20, called 911 at 11:50 a.m. last Saturday and told

dispatchers he had killed his girlfriend inside their apartment in Renton, Wash. The newspaper identified the victim as

20-year-old Allison Leedy, who reportedly ran away with Navarro four days after her 18th birthday but planned to leave

their abusive relationship.

Navarro was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder involving domestic violence in a King County courthouse,

according to jail records. He is being held in lieu of $2 million bail.

Two Franklin teachers who knew Leedy expressed shock and sadness Friday, saying she was a talented young artist who

excelled in the school's International Baccalaureate program.

"I knew her well," Liz James said. "She was very sweet-hearted and soft-spoken. We were all rooting for her to go to art

school. She was just a tremendous talent. You just knew that girl was going places. You could just imagine her in New

York or San Francisco with her own art gallery, being creative and doing amazing things."

Bill James said Leedy was in his English class when she was a sophomore.

"She was a good student, and, like most of our IB students, she was motivated," he said. "She was one of those people

who always had a smile on her face, always seemed happy, was always kind to everyone - just a nice, sweet, innocent,

happy person."

In spring 2012, about two months before she was set to graduate, Leedy dropped out of school and moved to

Washington with Navarro, Bill James said.

Citing court documents, the Times reported that Leedy spent the past four months planning to change jobs, go to school

and leave Navarro, who was aware of her desire to end their relationship.

"After a three-year relationship with the defendant which was marked by manipulation, isolation and psychological

destruction ... Allison Leedy had hope," King County Senior Deputy Prosecutor Adrienne McCroy wrote in the court

documents, according to the Times. "She began making plans with her family to leave the defendant, complete her

GED, go to college, and eventually art school. The defendant was aware of her plans and was determined to prevent

Allison and her family from realizing her dreams."

The Times reported that Navarro text-messaged a number of Leedy's relatives after strangling her to death. He

reportedly sent one message to Leedy's grandfather, writing: "If you are getting this you are responsible for Allison's

death, you turned her against me, you abused her heart by offering her to go to college." Navarro reportedly sent another

message to Leedy's father, writing: "She's dead. I have the last laugh."

A memorial fund has been established to help Leedy's family with burial costs. Anyone wishing to donate can

visit giveforward.com/fundraiser/k1g4/allisonleedyfuneralfund. A memorial site has been set up at

facebook.com/groups/AllisonMemorial.

"I don't know what to say except that everyone's just beyond devastated," Liz James said. "It's beyond words. It's just

awful and such a horrible, horrible loss."

Contact reporter Jason Anderson at (209) 546-8279 or [email protected]. Follow him at

www.recordnet.com/crimeblog or on Twitter @Stockton911.

mailto:[email protected]://www.recordnet.com/crimeblog

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Sensei Gene Tibon is “Ambassador” for selection of inductees for Japanese Okinawan

Karate Masters to the this years 2014 “Masters Hall of Fame” at the Long Beach

Convention Center August 1st. Sensei Tibon has selected some the the highest level

Karate masters on the north American continent. For those who may be intrested in

attending the 50th

Long Beach Internationals, one of the most famous martial arts

tournament in the world. This is where Bruce Lee did his many demonstrations of his

art Jeet Kune Do.

The Leadership Team

Next Leadership Meeting May 4

th Sunday 11-1Pm

Leadership training is exactly that, it teaches our student to become role models, leaders, positive examples, assistants to the Instructors, develops confidence, taking initiative, customer service understanding, team work relationships with leadership instructor team, and how to take initiative towards addressing an issue, or developing a creative idea in making you into somebody who can work with and teach anyone. Our Leadership program teaches our students about business and corporate understanding. This class will affect them in school, work, clubs, organizations, along with development of their interpersonal skill development. Once every two months we have a Leadership meeting for two hours, this meeting is preparing for USA Grassroots Karate Workshop #3, Tibon’s Patriot Summer IN HOUSE, and USA Nationals in Reno. We welcome the new Green Belts 3 strips, whose next level is Brown Belt to our Leadership Program. Any questions please call Sensei Gene Tibon at the main dojo at (209) 465-0943.

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Messages from My Sudents Past and Present - We Are Proud of You!

Charles Dangerfield

Charles Dangerfield

[email protected]

From: sertboss ([email protected]) This sender is in your

Sent: Fri 11/29/13 6:58 PM

To: [email protected]; [email protected]

Sensei and Yvonne, simply had to share this with you. Since I moved from Stockton I know we don't get to see each other much but just know your stamp is forever upon me. No one could ever tell my story without my Tibon Goju connection. So much of my growth as a person and as man is there in that dojo. I will have you know I still do Sanchin and Tensho Kata at least four times a week. Anyway thanks for everything, and I simply had to share this with you guys since I am and will always be one of Tibon's Black Belt. Love you much. Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Governor's Press Office Wednesday, November 27, 2013 (916) 445-4571 Governor Brown Announces Appointments SACRAMENTO – Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced the following appointments. Charles Dangerfield, 50, of Fairfield, has been appointed chief of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Office of Correctional Safety, where he has held multiple positions in the Special Services Unit since 2003, including senior special agent and special agent. Dangerfield was a special agent at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Office of Internal Affairs from 1999 to 2003 and held multiple positions at the Deuel Vocational Institution from 1987 to 1999, including correctional lieutenant, sergeant and officer. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1982 to 1987. This position does not require Senate confirmation and the compensation is $132,480. Dangerfield is a Republican.

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From: Antonio Sajor ([email protected])

Sent: Wed 4/02/14 4:46 PM

To: [email protected]

Sensei,

I was accepted to the Naval Postgraduate School and the US Department of Homeland Security Center for Homeland Defense and Security master’s program. It is the nation's premier program for a master's degree in homeland security. It is an 18 month program that combines residency requirements and online learning. It is a program that is nine years old, and I am the second person in my department to be accepted to the program. The degree is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and is awarded by the Naval Postgraduate School. The degree provides leaders with the knowledge and skills to:

Develop strategies, plans and programs to prevent terrorist attacks within the United States, and reduce America’s vulnerability to terrorism;

Build the organizational arrangements needed to strengthen homeland security, including local/tribal/state/federal, civil-military and interagency cooperation;

Help mayors, governors, and federal officials improve homeland security preparedness by conducting “real world” actionable policy and strategy development.

The curriculum is structured around the key policy and organizational design problems that future homeland security leaders are likely to confront, and the analytic skills they will need to meet those challenges.

Again, thank you for your guidance and tutelage over the years. The focus and dedication I learned in the dojo has affected my life in ways I cannot enumerate. T Sajor

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Tibon’s Goju Ryu Fighting Arts Summer Camp

2014 Karate Summer Camp Sign up for 2 weeks and receive a free karate uniform!

All Campers Receive a Tibon’s Goju Ryu T-shirt Full day: 9:am – 3pm $270

Half day: 9am – 12pm $170 or 12pm – 3pm $170

Ages 6 – 12 Monday – Friday

No karate experience necessary!

Discounts if Register before April 30th

STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO BRING THEIR OWN

LUNCH!

IF LESS THAN 5 IN CAMP WEEK WILL BE CANCELLED! AVAILABLE CAMP WEEKS

___June 9-13

___June 16-20

___June 23-27

___July 21-25

___July 28-Aug 1

(Summer Camp closed for three weeks between June 30- July 18)

REGISTER EARLY FOR DISCOUNT OPPORTUNITIES! IF YOU REGISTER BEFORE APRIL 30th , FULL DAY WILL BE $225 AND HALF DAY WILL BE $150. IF YOU REGISTER BEFORE MAY 31st , FULL DAY WILL BE $250 AND HALF DAY WILL BE $160. AFTER MAY 31ST THE PRICE WILL BE

$270 FOR FULL DAY AND $170 FOR HALF DAY.

923 N. Yosemite St.

Take advantage of Early Sign up Discounts! Stockton, Ca. 95203

or FAX TO (209) 465-1517

Extended care 8-9am and 3-4pm: $15 per hour

**Siblings receive a 15% discount per week

Parents name…………………………………………………Yes, I want to purchase a gi ($30)………..

Student’s name………………………………………………Student’s Age…………………………….

Telephone number……………………………………….E-mail address…………………………….……

Credit Card Visa/Master/Amex………………………………..Exp. date………………CCV#………….

Signature………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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What Better way to give your child a positive,

energetic summer of fun? Our summer camp starts with a three-hour first half karate Kata, drills,

and Kumite Drills Speed agility drills training. The second half has a 12-

1:30 Lunch/Fun –Museums, Police Dept, Fire Dept, movies, games, crafts.

From 1:30 – 3:30p Karate, Weapons, Self Defense, Bully tactics, Bunkai,

Jujitsu techniques.

In Tibon’s Goju Ryu summer program, kids not only get quality karate

training, they also receive official Karate t-shirt. They’ll learn firsthand

the benefits of training and focused effort, and return to school with

visible progress and accomplishments they can be proud of. They’ll have

spent an active summer having fun and making new friends!


Summer Camp Program Coordinator and Contact

person

Mrs. Yvonne Tibon and Sensei Gene Tibon – 209-465-0943

[email protected] or [email protected]

Full day: 9am – 3pm $270

Half day: 9am – 12pm $170

Ages 6-12 Monday – Friday

No karate experience necessary!

Return this form to:


923 N. Yosemite St.

Stockton, CA. 93205 OR FAX to (209) 465-1517 OR CALL (209) 465-0943

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Thank You Central Vall Karate Boosters Parents

&

Leadership

For our Great Easter Egg Potluck Picnic

At Swenson Park

April 27th

Great Success

Thank you Boosters, Parents, Students, and Leadership for a Great Picnic Day!

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