Last weekend I had the opportunity to attend Ronald Reagans 100th Birthday celebration. My Great Grandpa was good friends and fraternity brothers with Reagan. This is a picture from Times magazine of my Great Grandma and Grandpa shaking Reagans hand. If you look next to my Great Grandma you can see someone pointing a gun at Reagan which was actually a fake wooden gun.

On February 5th the Ronald Reagan library had a celebration for his 100th Birthday and rededicated the Library. It was such a great night because a ton of my Aunts and Uncles were in town from Florida that I hadn't seen forever.

Since my Al couldn't be there my Uncle Al was his fill in. A piece of the Berlin wall.


Pretty sunset over Simi Valley, but it's still Simi Valley and it's still where I work everyday :)

A way yummy birthday cake they served with H'ourderves.

After H'ourderves we got a private tour of all the new rooms in the museum and we were all very suprised when they unveiled a plaque on the wall dedicated by the Ranes family in memory of my Great Grandpa.


My Uncle David getting presented a Reagan statue by the artist who is standing in the middle.

I wish they would have given us mini replicas.

Next time you are at the museum be sure to pay close attention to the Rebuilding of America room which is in memory of my Great Grandpa (look for his plaque).

This is inside the Rebuilding America Room with interactive touch screens.

I'm basically famous now.

We got to sit under Air Force One and watch the performances which included the USC marching band, Lonestar, Beach Boys, and Lee Greenwood.

Lonestar


Miss USA giving remarks.

The best performance of the night was by far the Beach Boys.

and it got even better when John Stamos appeared playing the Bongos. He is still just as hot as he was on Full House.


It was such an honor to be able to go to this event and see the dedication of the room. Simi Valley is so much cooler now.