Living With Lodi Pride
Justin Gorton & Sierra Harper-Beutel (8th Grade Lodi Students)
“To make Lodi’s future great, we need positive individuals who think about the future and accomplish good things with confidence. We need a community that reaches out to other communities. No community is an island.”
Paul Fisk, Mayor of Lodi
Lisa Lee, Citizen of Lodi
“When we near Lodi Pride, we think of the community working together to become a group of hard-working individuals.”
Justin Gorton & Sierra Harper-Beutel (8th Grade Lodi Students)
Paul Fisk, Mayor of Lodi
“To me, Lodi Pride is about recognizing and celebrating all that is good in Lodi - that we are a community of people, with a rich heritage, who genuinely care and look out for one another, demonstrate that everyone matters and belongs here, and invest in opportunities that bring out the best in others.”
Lisa Lee, Citizen of Lodi
“Lodi Pride is something people in our community show to respect, encourage, and bring together our community to make it a better place. Adults should do activities with their kids rather than just watch, and encourage their kids to try new things. With Lodi Pride, everyone is included.”
Paige Milnet, Kaylyn Stephens & Kaitlyn Clapper (8th Grade Lodi Students)
Paige Milnet, Kaylyn Stephens & Kaitlyn Clapper (8th Grade Lodi Students)
“Lodi Pride is standing tall and saying ‘I live in Lodi and it’s great’!” What other town can they spell IDOL as well! Our idol of Lodi is our pride in our town, pride in our schools, and pride in our students. It’s that pride that has always been there in each Lodi resident, but sometimes it’s hearing it to realize just how much pride we have in everything that is Lodi! It’s great to see residents of all ages smiling and excited to show their pride.”
Heidi Endres, Citizen of Lodi
Heidi Endres, Citizen of Lodi