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AUG 27 2013 Charles C. Mallon Charles (Charley) C. Mallon 3095 Ouray Street Boulder, Colorado 80301 And 2269 S. Via Massari Green Valley, Arizona 85614 720-235-7483 charleymallon@comcast.net Personal Born Los Angeles, California, December 26, 1945 6’0, 175 lbs Two adult children, three granddaughters and long-term relationship with Cindy Schlager Education California State University at Los Angeles B.A. Latin American Studies 1970 Work Experience Retired 2014 to present.   Colorado Affordable Health September 2002 to December 2013 Helping individuals, the self-employed and their families find quality, affordable health insurance. Owner                                             Boulder, Colorado Major Medical, Acc...

On December 15, 2017 for the third time I travelled to Nicaragua to promote a clean water project. Once again, I was joined by my friends from Boulder Valley Rotary, John and Maud Kenyon. John is at the beginning stages of writing a Rotary Global Grant for the small village of El Siuce, located on a rutted, steep, dirt road outside the mountainous northern city of Jalapa, fast against the Honduran border. We previously have been involved with successfully rebuilding gravity-fed potable water systems in the near-by communities of Pasmata and El Trapiche. Again, we are partnering with Boulder Friendship City Projects (FCP) and their local representatives Karla Pozo and Greg Bowles. I arrived the evening of the Friday the 15 th at the Managua airport and was met there by Greg, a U.S. citizen married to a Nicaraguan. They live about an hour south of the capital city near the small town of Diriomo. He invited me to spend the first night at his place. There we t...

On January 28, 2017 Cindy Schlager celebrated her "I'm Still Here" 67th birthday party. What made the party special is that she IS still here and the way she celebrated it. Cindy has been battling cancer now for almost two years. She has gone through radiation and chemotherapy with little positive affect. In the summer of 2016 she reached a low point of needing a cane and wheel chair to get around. That is also when she started a two year clinical trial for a test drug called Keytruda at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. The results so far for this trial have been miraculous. So Cindy invited 150 of her friends to a big party to show them how much better she is feeling. Click below to see for your self- For sure check out " Chicken Lips Parts 1 & 2 " and " Cindy, Alex, Michael and Neyla Driscoll tap dance ". Cindy and Alex Ryer sing "I'm Still Here " Michael Moore Yodels Chicken Lips Part 1 Chicken Lips  Par...

On Thursday, December 1, 2016 I took off from Boulder with two friends from Rotary Club of Boulder Valley, John and Maud Kenyon, for a 10 day trip to Nicaragua. This was our second time there and the principle reason for the travel was to help the village of El Trapiche, near Jalapa in the north of the country, celebrated the completion of the rebuilding of their water system. Our Rotary Club had provided funding and successfully applied for a Rotary International Global Grant to partially cover the costs of the project. After that we planned to see other parts of the country that we had missed on our previous trip. John, our photographer, would chronical our adventure. We had originally visited the area in the spring of 2014 to participate in an inauguration ceremony to commemorate the finish of another water project in the small, nearby pueblo of Pasmata. As was done later in El Trapiche, BV Rotary had partnered with Boulder Friendship City Projects (FCP) and the area residen...