| Hispanic Organization of Postal Employees, Inc |
Denver CO
HOPE Chapter
P.O. BOX 5684
DENVER CO 80217
HOPE Chapter
P.O. BOX 5684
DENVER CO 80217
2010 Executive Board
Sandra Garcia, President
Miguel Salazar, Vice President,
Rita Delgado, Secretary
Rita Guiller, Treasurer
Miquela Luna, Treasurer
Frances Aragon, Sargent of Arms
Ted Fino, Sargent of Arms
Sandra Garcia, President
Miguel Salazar, Vice President,
Rita Delgado, Secretary
Rita Guiller, Treasurer
Miquela Luna, Treasurer
Frances Aragon, Sargent of Arms
Ted Fino, Sargent of Arms
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| Denver-The Mile High City |
Ken Salazar, a fifth generation Coloradan, was confirmed as the
50th Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior on
January 20, 2009, in a unanimous vote by the U.S. Senate.
Prior to his confirmation, Salazar served as Colorado's 35th
United States Senator. As a U.S. Senator, Salazar was a leader
creating and implementing a vision for a renewable energy
economy that is less dependent on foreign oil. He was
involved in every major bipartisan legislative effort on energy
since 2005, including helping craft the Renewable Fuels,
Consumer Protection, and Energy Efficiency Act of 2007.
Salazar also tackled the challenge of providing affordable
health care by fighting to broaden the Children's Health
Insurance Program and by working to improve health care for
older Americans.
50th Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior on
January 20, 2009, in a unanimous vote by the U.S. Senate.
Prior to his confirmation, Salazar served as Colorado's 35th
United States Senator. As a U.S. Senator, Salazar was a leader
creating and implementing a vision for a renewable energy
economy that is less dependent on foreign oil. He was
involved in every major bipartisan legislative effort on energy
since 2005, including helping craft the Renewable Fuels,
Consumer Protection, and Energy Efficiency Act of 2007.
Salazar also tackled the challenge of providing affordable
health care by fighting to broaden the Children's Health
Insurance Program and by working to improve health care for
older Americans.
| Denver HOPE congradulates--- Colorados' Ken Salazar- US Department of the Interior |
Secretary Salazar's family settled in the American West before the United States was a
country. After settling in New Mexico four centuries ago, his family planted roots in
Colorado's San Luis Valley, where they have farmed and ranched the same land for five
generations. Raised on a remote ranch without electricity or telephone, Salazar learned
the values of hard work, family, and faith. Thanks to his parents’ lessons, he and his seven
brothers and sisters all became first generation college graduates.
A farmer for more than thirty years, Salazar was a partner with his family in El Rancho
Salazar. He and his wife have owned and operated small businesses, including a Dairy
Queen and radio stations in Pueblo and Denver.
country. After settling in New Mexico four centuries ago, his family planted roots in
Colorado's San Luis Valley, where they have farmed and ranched the same land for five
generations. Raised on a remote ranch without electricity or telephone, Salazar learned
the values of hard work, family, and faith. Thanks to his parents’ lessons, he and his seven
brothers and sisters all became first generation college graduates.
A farmer for more than thirty years, Salazar was a partner with his family in El Rancho
Salazar. He and his wife have owned and operated small businesses, including a Dairy
Queen and radio stations in Pueblo and Denver.
USPS did a special stamp presentation on the main stage involving USHCC President and
CEO Augustine Martinez, CO/WY District Manager Selwyn Epperson and HOPE member, CO
Area Mgr. of Postal Operations Daryl Trujillo. They unveiled a collage of several of the 53
Hispanic-related stamps which have been issued since 1869, and also presented USHCC
President Martinez with a special framed piece of the Hispanic Americans . . . A Proud
Heritage Stamp from 1984.
CEO Augustine Martinez, CO/WY District Manager Selwyn Epperson and HOPE member, CO
Area Mgr. of Postal Operations Daryl Trujillo. They unveiled a collage of several of the 53
Hispanic-related stamps which have been issued since 1869, and also presented USHCC
President Martinez with a special framed piece of the Hispanic Americans . . . A Proud
Heritage Stamp from 1984.
| USPS & GrowGlobal celebrate Hispanic Heritage at Denver National USHCC Convention |
USHCC President and CEO Augustine Martinez (center right in photo holding up Hispanic Americans . . . A Proud
Heritage stamp picture, gathered together will all the members of the outstanding USPS and GrowGlobal convention
team.
2nd from left-HOPE member Roger Ramirez, POOM Daryl Trujillo (back), 2nd from right-Jim Ramirez, So Colo HOPE
chapter President.
Heritage stamp picture, gathered together will all the members of the outstanding USPS and GrowGlobal convention
team.
2nd from left-HOPE member Roger Ramirez, POOM Daryl Trujillo (back), 2nd from right-Jim Ramirez, So Colo HOPE
chapter President.