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Ray Lozano Event
MISSION VALLEY ELKS LODGE #1695
RAY LOZANO TOUR
March 21- 23, 2018
The Elks Drug Awareness Program made it possible for Ray Lozano to speak to over 1870 students from 2nd – 12th grade, parents, adults, teachers, administration, community members and local Elks members in Ronan and Polson, Montana.
Ray and his daughter Brooke brought their knowledge and humor to the stage and educated the audience on the dangers of vaping, tobacco, how to stay drug free, alcohol and addiction and the impact it has on our bodies, minds and others, during this 3-day event.
Ray and Brooke presented to William K. Harvey and Linderman Elementary schools grades 2nd- 4th, Polson Middle school and Polson High school. Ray and Brooke also conducted two evening parent trainings one located at William K. Harvey Elementary school and one at the Mission Valley Elks Lodge # 1695.
This tour was made possible by an ENF Beacon Grant.
