The Red and White Classic Appreciation Certificate recognizes the organizations and community partners who helped honor the memory of Sergeant Adrian Carrillo. Their support ensured that his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
About the Appreciation Certificate
The certificate formally thanks individuals and organizations for supporting the community and helping preserve the honored memory of Sergeant Adrian Carrillo. It reflects a united effort across civic groups, veterans organizations, neighborhood watches, faith-based institutions, and local leaders.
The message states:
“Thank you for supporting our community and for helping preserve the honored memory of Sergeant Adrian Carrillo. Your commitment ensures that his service will never be forgotten.”
Recognized Community Partners
The certificate recognizes support from:
• State Senator Caroline Menjivar
• California State Patriot Guard
• West Valley Marine Corps League 1490
• American Legion District 20
• American Legion Post 817
• American Legion Post 377
• Veterans of Foreign Wars 3834
• 205th BN Pacoima M.S. Cadet CA Corps
• Arleta Neighborhood Watch Dogs
• Arleta Looky Loos
• Branford Park Neighborhood Watch
• Sun Valley Neighborhood Watch
• San Fernando Midnight Breed
• Around the Corner Preschool
• San Fernando Odd Fellows Lodge 365
• John Hernandez Insurance Agent
• Rancho Northrop
• Osborne Neighborhood Church
• Liberty Temple Church of God
• Victory Outreach Church
• Arleta First Assembly of God
• Community Stakeholders
Events like the Red and White Classic show what happens when a community stands together. Honoring Sergeant Adrian Carrillo is not just about remembering the past. It is about reinforcing shared values of service, sacrifice, and civic responsibility.
When local government, veterans groups, churches, neighborhood watches, and residents work side by side, the impact reaches beyond a single event. It strengthens community bonds and keeps the memory of those who served alive for future generations.
The Red and White Classic Appreciation Certificate serves as a public acknowledgment of that unity. It is a reminder that Sergeant Adrian Carrillo’s legacy continues through the people and organizations committed to honoring him.
