斐匿余風采堂昔日活動
2007
2008
Phoenix
Yees
Celebrate
the
New
Year
at
2008
Spring
Banquet |
The
Phoenix
Yee Fung Toy Celebrates 19th Anniversary  |
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斐匿余風采堂鼠年春節聯歡宴會 四世同堂春暉普照 余氏春宴 繼往開來 |
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2009
Jason
Yee's
involvement
in
Phoenix
Chinese
community  |
2009
Phoenix
YFT
Family
Association
Spring
Banquet  |
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Ms. Lu Di Hè
playing a
Gu-Zheng at
the 斐匿余風采堂春節聯歡晚會 |
Phoenix YFT PICNIC
The
annual
2009
Phoenix
Yee
Fung
Toy
Family
picnic
drew
about
200
relatives
and
friends
at
Encanto
Park
Sunday
afternoon
on
November
1,
2009.
The
weather
was
great
in
the
mid
70¡¦s
and
everyone
enjoyed
both
the
Western
and
Chinese
foods
which include the beef and broccoli,
chow mein, and barbeque pork provided by New Hong Kong restaurant and
Churches fried chicken. Hot dogs and chili beans cooked by vice
president David Yee and Francis Woon. The women auxiliary led by Mary
Sing Yee, Gail Yee, Jean Yee, and Lynn Kong served the food. Carrot
Cake and soda was also served.
The
highlight
of
the
picnic
was
the
raffle
drawing.
There
were
toys
for
children
and
Chinese
food
products
for
the
adults
donated
by
grand
elder
John
M.
Yee.
The
beautiful
Sunday
afternoon
provided
an
enjoyable
setting
for
family
members
and
friends as adults visited and children
played at the 2009 Yee picnic. Everyone had a good time. Each year it
gets larger and better. We are looking forward for another successful
picnic next year.
Eddie
Yue
Phoenix YFT at the YFT 23rd National Convention
On August 8, 2009 thirteen representatives arrived in New York City for the 23rd Annual National Yee Fung Toy Family Association convention. Included was Grand Elder John M. Yee and delegates: Eddie Yue - YFT Chapter Advisor and Regional Secretary US West of the World YFT Web Committee, Willie Yee - YFT Chapter Advisor, David M. Yee - YFT Chapter Vice President and Vice Chair of the World YFT Web Committee, and Rudy Yee - YFT Chapter President. Click here for more details.
Phoenix Yee's and friends visit Rupert Jee's Hello Deli in New York
Fans of Late Night with David Letterman will recognize Rupert Jee and his Hello Deli in Manhattan. A native New Yorker, Jee became a regular feature on CBS¡¦s Late Night with David Letterman when the show began 18 years ago. Click here for more details.
The Phoenix Yee Fung Toy Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Phoenix Yee Fung Toy Family Association celebrated the 20th Anniversary of their Association Headquarter on 16th Street on April 25th. Six roasted pigs were donated for the gala event which was attended by 150 family members and guests.
Phoenix YFT Family Association Current News
Kimberly Yee is Appointed to Arizona Legislature
Well-known policy advisor Kimberly Yee has been appointed to replace former Rep. Doug Quelland.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors made the selection on Aug. 2.
Yee was one of three names that precinct committee persons from Legislative District 10 earlier submitted to the board. The other two people nominated were Francine Romesburg and Henry Grosjean.
Yee has been in the public affairs arena for more than a dozen years.
She has served as director of communications and government affairs for State Treasurer Dean Martin
She was also deputy cabinet secretary to California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a senior research analyst in the Arizona Senate and a policy analyst for the State Board of Education in California Gov. Pete Wilson’s administration.
In a news release, Maricopa County Supervisor Max Wilson said he nominated Yee after consulting with Gov. Jan Brewer and House Speaker Kirk Adams.
Yee, who is also running for the House in a contested primary, will serve the rest of Quelland’s term. Quelland was removed from office, and his seat declared vacant, in May.
Quelland fought hard to keep his seat after the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission found last year that he violated campaign finance rules during his 2008 campaign for the House by paying a consultant to do political work with money from his business.
The expenditures, the commission argued, violated rules for publicly funded candidates.
Quelland denied the allegations, arguing that any political work done by the consultant was made on a volunteer basis and that he paid only for work done for his business.
He also said he was denied due process when his office was declared vacant.
By Arizona Capitol Times Staff
Published: August 2,
2010 at
10:49
am
Supervisors name replacement for ousted lawmaker
Associated Press - August 2, 2010 2:04 PM ET