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Venue: San Gabriel Valley Badminton Club - 9255 Telstar Ave., El Monte CA 91731
Schedule:
Fees: Membership/Public $8
Courts Available: 18
Membership:
Notes:
Policy: Public Welcome
If you don't see you club here, please email us your information and we will update our database. Comment from David A Armendariz: Just letting any old-timers there know some sad news. My mother passed away on November 6, 2018. She was Beulah Mae Armendariz, (maiden name Bymaster). She was 90. She started off at McCambridge Park in Burbank playing badminton and where she met Manual Armendariz (my father) and had been in the Burbank and Glendale Badminton Clubs, then in the Pasadena Badminton Club when it was on Raymond Ave from the '50's (maybe even later 40's?) and into the early 70's. She live a long eventful life (eventful to her satisfaction). Half of her life with fond memories was fondly devoted to Badminton. The last half of her life devoted to helping people understand the Bible's relevance in our critical times. A memorial will be held for her near her Northern California Home on Saturday December 1, at 3:30 p.m. Further details may be provided if requested. Thank you for reading this. I too had fond memories of those years in badminton although just a child. I had been going through her scrapbook of badminton photos and newspaper articles, and it made me think of our club at the old armory.
Pasadena B.c. (pbc), El Monte CA
Below is the information for Pasadena B.C. (PBC).
Club Name: Pasadena B.C. (PBC)
Contact Name: Bob Cook
Contact Email: frogs4ever@aol.com
Contact Phone: (818) 501-0161
Details:
Venue: San Gabriel Valley Badminton Club - 9255 Telstar Ave., El Monte CA 91731
Schedule:
Fees: Membership/Public $8
Courts Available: 18
Membership:
Notes:
Policy: Public Welcome
If you don't see you club here, please email us your information and we will update our database. Comment from David A Armendariz: Just letting any old-timers there know some sad news. My mother passed away on November 6, 2018. She was Beulah Mae Armendariz, (maiden name Bymaster). She was 90. She started off at McCambridge Park in Burbank playing badminton and where she met Manual Armendariz (my father) and had been in the Burbank and Glendale Badminton Clubs, then in the Pasadena Badminton Club when it was on Raymond Ave from the '50's (maybe even later 40's?) and into the early 70's. She live a long eventful life (eventful to her satisfaction). Half of her life with fond memories was fondly devoted to Badminton. The last half of her life devoted to helping people understand the Bible's relevance in our critical times. A memorial will be held for her near her Northern California Home on Saturday December 1, at 3:30 p.m. Further details may be provided if requested. Thank you for reading this. I too had fond memories of those years in badminton although just a child. I had been going through her scrapbook of badminton photos and newspaper articles, and it made me think of our club at the old armory.