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Juan González, President
My name is José Juan González Carrillo; everybody calls me Juan. I am 52 years old and have been here over 10 years. My kids live in the states. I work for a USA company out of Ohio as an outsource agent and have been working from home since the pandemic started. I have volunteered at the theatre and love it and have also volunteered at the Cruz Roja Thrift Store. I hope to be useful  with the theater . In fact,  I guarantee it. [Editor's note: Juan is bilingual, which is a very great help to the Board and membership.]  Contact: jjgonzalez05@hotmail.com 

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Paul Flowers, Vice President

Husband, father, grand-father, and soon to be a great-grand-father, retired mortgage banker.  There is a saying "have all your ducks in a row;” we had them, and outside sources "shot" all my ducks. Living in Rosarito, made the decision that I needed to stay busy.  On the board of various organizations, 5 years at Cruz Roja, recently as the President, Vice President of USBC, Baja Sand.  Volunteer for Flying Sams, Baja Blues, and Head Usher @ RTG. It is my pleasure to serve on the board of RTG, being involved with the productions that  we offer, makes me proud to be a part of this organization. Being involved gives me the feeling that I'm helping to create a better community.
Contact: pauldflowers211@aol.com 


​Jo Flowers

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Hello there, my name is Jo,
I'm pretty sane, no tales of woe
Married to Paul for 55+ years,
Giant roller coaster ride, with little fears
Plenty of ups and downs, held on tight,
Not tooo many problems were in sight
We have three children, wanted six,
Now six grandchildren fill the mix
Moved from San Francisco early in 2008,
Rosarito it seems was the great escape
Always owned my own business in the states,
Working for myself seemed to be my fate
Keeping busy has always been a challenge for me,
I  meet that here with volunteering, not too many minutes free. Between Cruz Roja, USBC, Baja Sand, Blues Fest to name a few, Keeping busy as you can see, seems to be all I do.
Working with the Theatre, and helping there, makes me content,
It doesn't feel like work, pure enjoyment one hundred per-cent.

Contact: cre8owl@aol.com​


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