Nightscaping - Hall of Fame

Contact us:
	E-mail us
	Call us toll free within the U.S. 1-800-544-4840

Nightscaping® has been "Friends doing business with Friends" for over 4 decades. The members of the Hall of Fame are all related to Nightscaping® "Friends".

Each one has excelled in Concern for Others, Academics, Sports, Sportsman Conduct, Church Activities, Civic Activities, School Organizations, Family Sharing or must have done Something to "Just make us Proud of Them.

Congratulations to each member

Bill Locklin

Archive 2006-2004

	Cameron Higo Born 2 nd November, 2006 at 22:42, weighing in at a whopping 11lbs. 2.3oz. John Higo Turf Care Products Canada Limited
	NTEGRA Works options Soccer Franchise. After being approached this year to sponsor a midget soccer team I readily agreed. Both of my kids, Emma and Jack, were going to be playing and I thought it would be a great honour. The season was great although I don't have a clue what there w/l record was... I was too busy smiling to care. Everyone had fun and the pizza banquet at the last game was a blast. Anyone know if David Beckham is available for a coach position?
	Manuel Guiterrez, Nightscaping® for 20 years, celebrates his 80th birthday with the staff in 2006.
	Chris Wakefield is a Champion in the Bare Foot Water Skiing also, Chris is a Champion Nightscaping® Contractor Outdoor Lights Inc. Visit us on the web at www.theoutdoorlights.com
	Brad Knuth Moore Electric
	John Pisano's 15 year old son Christopher, 6' 2" tall and 160 lbs., competing in the soccer tournament at the University of Rhode Island, this past weekend. He scored three goals in four games, helping his team to win the "first place" trophy.

This is Jorja Carrie Moore born November 28, 2005. Weight 6lb 11oz and 20 inches long.

Greg Rynkewicz with his sons Sean(on the right) and Douglas(on the left) taken June 19, 2005 at the Third Annual "Run for Dad 5K" for Prostate Cancer Awareness & Research. Over 500 runners participated. Both his father and step-father are Prostate Cancer Survivors.

Congratulations to Hector and Casey Carillo on the birth of a beautiful, baby boy born on Saturday, April 9th, 2005. Mom, Dad and baby are doing great and both are employed with the Nightscaping family at the main office.

Pictured here with older brother Sean and
sister Megan at his HS graduation, June 2004.

Keith Catanese was a starter playing Opposite for the Central Coast Section 2004 Volleyball Champions, the Los Gatos High Wildcats, and nominated for play of the week by both Cal Hi Sports and High School Sports Focus for his performance in the play-offs. Keith is currently attending college in Huntington Beach where he plays for the Golden West Rustlers. (His specialty is a floating serve from far behind the back line... like a knuckleball pitch, hard to return ..)

We would like to congratulate Mark Brotton of Living Water Irrigation & Landscape, LLC on the latest addition to his family Mariya Ann.

This is Ian Hagener, age 9, pitcher and shortstop for the Patriots. Son of Roger Hagener of Valley View Landscaping. Ian has just been accepted by this traveling team.

Tyler Roos, The latest addition to the Nightscaping family seen here with his father, Gary.

VANDI REEVES, 17 year old granddaughter of Bill and LaVesta Locklin, on two of her show horses. Lil Miss Muffet holds the title of National Reserve Champion Reining Horse, JTR 14 to 17, with Vandi from Arabian Youth Nationals in Albuquerque, 2002.
	This photo is of Vandi winning a Championship on Muffet in Reining Seat Equitation, Junior To Ride, 14-17, in Del Mar, California, at Arabian Horse Association Region I Show, in May, 2004. They will be competing at Arabian Youth Nationals in July, 2004, in Albuquerque, N.M., in Half-Arabian Reining Horse, Junior To Ride, 14-17; HA Reining Seat Equitation, Junior to Ride, 14-17; Western Horsemanship, Junior To Ride, 14-17; and in Freestyle Reining, JTR, 14-17. These are classes they have qualified for during the past year. Lost in Yonkers was previously a National Reserve Champion in Half-Arabian Mounted Native Costume, Junior to Ride, 14-17, at Arabian Youth Nationals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2001.
	This photo was taken in 2004, when he won the Championship in Native Costume in Pomona, California, Arabian Horse Association Class A Show. They will be competing at Arabian Youth Nationals in July, 2004, in Albuquerque, N.M. in Half-Arabian Native Costume, JTR, 17 and under; and in Half-Arabian English Show Hack, JTR, 17 & Under. This is Vandi's last year to compete at Arabian Youth Nationals, as she will be 18 November 2nd, and will then compete in Amateur classes, which show nationally at Arabian Horse Nationals in October each year, alternatively Albuquerque, N.M. and Louisville, Kentucky.

	Megan Islander, class of 2004, Calvary Chapel High School, Downey Ca.: Principals list, 4.2 accumulative GPA, 6 th in class, Citizenship award, Economics award, English award, Most Christ-like award, Voted unanimously by all high school teachers and Coaches as Athlete of the year award which is equally weighted for athleticism and proper representation of her school and God at all levels. Given honor of receiving her school CIF sportsmanship award at Dodger Stadium 2004. Has taught Sunday school at our church for the last 8 years. Her Mother and I are excitedly watching for what God will do with Megan in the future. She will be attending California State University , Long Beach in the fall.
	Airman First Class, David Atkinson, SQ85, GRP5, California Wing, Civil Air Patrol, USAF Auxiliary
	Megan Islander, on right, receiving her Schools Sportmanship Award at Dodger Stadium
	This is Ray Fereutheil of Southwest Lawn Sprinkling Specialists and his son Garrent (picture in front). Ray is the founder and president of the Westside Warriors Baseball Club, an organization promoting fine sportsmanship and love of the game.
	This is Zac (Thomas Meis)...my now 14 year old (8th grader)...5'10", 170 lbs. + or - a few. He's #69 in the photos. In his first 2 games ever, he has 17 tackles PLUS 2 sacks as a defensive tackle..including 2 goal-line hits that stopped the other team from scoring. He also plays offensive tackle. Has sat out only 4 plays in 2 games...doesn't get much rest. His team is 2-0...not bad for a rookie. Who says he's a baseball star? Possible NS Hall of Fame candidate?