Joining 700 guests #CelebrationofCareGala raising funds for paediatric care #shfgala2023 ❤️🙏 /LKyACVqVlq So incredibly proud of Marina Haddad who donated $1 million to the on behalf of her late husband, and good friend of mine, Sherrold. What a wonderful evening at #SHFgala2023 with so many who care deeply for the people and community of #SurreyBC. All of the funds raised will go towards critical healthcare supports for children at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Tonight is the Surrey Hospital Foundation’s Celebration of Care Gala. Some gala photos are posted on social media by guests and entertainers. Gala auctioneer Fred Lee with emcees Sonia Sunger and Dr. Gala guests were welcomed into “a French Court and Royal Garden” and two reception areas, and were treated to live music, performances, “walking human art and a “delicious dinner that celebrates the diversity of cultures that call Surrey their home.” OBITUARY: Sherrold Haddad brought giant Canadian flag to Surrey car dealership, built community.Īs well, an Air Canada Giving Tree Raffle raised more than $100,000 thanks to a matching challenge from Bob Hans.The donation was announced by Haddad’s wife, Marina, two years after the March 2020 death of the popular auto dealer and community builder. The night’s fundraising total includes a $1-million gift honouring the legacy and memory of Sherrold Haddad, a longtime supporter of the foundation. This year’s event, billed as “the largest and most celebrated gala in Surrey,” benefited children’s mental and physical health services at Surrey Memorial Hospital. More than $11 million has been raised in recent years, thanks to those who chip in to help “change the lives of countless patients in Surrey,” according to a post on. Imran Ratanshi, scotch tasting, auctions and more. Strangelove, Surrey City Orchestra, acrobats, auctioneer Fred Lee, co-emcees Sonia Sunger and Dr.

25) was held at Aria Banquet and Convention Centre, where the “Sweet Escape”-themed party featured the band Dr. Saturday night’s sold-out Celebration of Care gala (Feb. His daughter, Lisa, from his first marriage, died last year.Close to 700 people filled a Surrey banquet hall to raise a whopping $2.4 million for Surrey Hospitals Foundation. Survivors also include his grandchildren, Brian and Stephanie, and great-grandsons Allen and Bernie. He was known as “a charismatic and insightful director who would jingle the change in his pocket while he pondered a scene, then leap onto the stage to work out the blocking or whisper in an actor’s ear,” his wife noted.Ĭastillo acted onscreen through 2012, then moved to Houston with his wife a year later.

In semi-retirement, Castillo worked in theaters across Los Angeles and at the Santa Paula Theater in Ventura County.

It was Hemsley who convinced Castillo to move to Los Angeles to pursue a film and television career, and he appeared on an episode of CBS’ The Jeffersons in 1978 to mark his onscreen debut. 23, 1932, Castillo studied acting and stage direction at his hometown Goodman Theater in the ’60s. He then performed on stages around the country alongside such luminaries as Rita Moreno, Jessica Tandy, James Broderick, Jeanne Crain and Sherman Hemsley. He appeared on the comedy in 1989 and ’92.īorn in Chicago on Dec. He often portrayed a tough guy.įans of Saved by the Bell know him for his turn as Major Slater, a military man who was a strict but loving parent to A.C.

On the big screen, Castillo worked in Through Naked Eyes (1983), Death Wish 4: The Crackdown (1987), Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects (1989), Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection (1990), State of Emergency (1994) and Above Suspicion (1995). Jacky Oh, Former 'Wild 'N Out' Castmember, Dies at 32

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