Boron Senior Citizens Honored With BBQ Lunch Fundraiser, June 9
Hall Ambulance
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Attendance at the Boron Senior Center will certainly be high on June 9 as golden agers look forward to the 8th Annual Boron Senior Center Barbecue, hosted by the Hall Ambulance Paramedics and EMTs assigned to Post 17 in Boron, California.
When: Thursday, June 9, 2016
Time: 11:30 – 2:00p.m.
Where: Boron Senior Center
27177 Twenty Mule Team Rd
Boron, California
For years, the paramedics and EMTs working from Hall Ambulance’s Post 17 in Boron, have formed a kinship with the members of the Boron Senior Center where they provide regularly scheduled bloodpressure checks.
Eight years ago, Paramedic Ken Sexton and EMT Donnie Self thought it would be nice to do something special for the seniors and the community they serve, so they decided to host a barbecue, with expenses for the event covered through donations of the Hall Ambulance paramedics, EMTs and paramedic field supervisors working in Boron.
Proceeds from the lunch benefit the Boron Senior Center and their weekly lunch program.
The EMS workers start at dawn preparing approximately 30 pounds each of wood-fired tri-tip and chicken complete with corn-on-the-cob, coleslaw, and baked beans. Last year, more than 80 barbecue meals were served, with an additional 30 meals being ordered for take-out by members of the community wanting to support this unique event benefiting Boron’s senior population.
Established in 1971, Hall Ambulance Service, Inc. is the 9-1-1 paramedic provider for nearly 90% of Kern County, California, which includes providing emergency medical services to Boron, California City, Rosamond, and Mojave. The Company has provided services to eastern Kern County since 1994.
