The city council officially approved the renaming of Scott Park to James Foisia Park. This victory belongs to all of you who pushed for this recognition. Keep an eye on our community board for details regarding the upcoming dedication ceremony.
February 25, 2018
Final supporters
Honoring James Foisia for his lifes work during his 28 years of service to the Scott Park Community and the City of Carson. His LOVE, COMMITMENT and Tireless Support to those who needed it the most is what we all want to HONOR. The renaming of Scott Park to James Foisia Park will be a testament and historic legacy for future Carson & Scott Park residents to remember and honor.
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Reached 250 supporters
February 4, 2018
January 31, 2018
The momentum behind renaming the park is building because you are showing up for James Foisia. Tag your city council members on Facebook to ensure they see this growing demand for his legacy. Send a text to three neighbors right now and ask them to add their names to this request.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2018
January 20, 2018
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark and need a final push to hit this goal before we present to the city. Post this link on your Facebook wall right now and text three friends to get them to sign.
124 Comments
James Foisia was a mentor to a lot of us. He helped us with summer jobs, supplied us with our needs for sports. He also had free lunch program for kids in need and the kids who stayed and participated in programs through out the day. Thank You James Foisia.
The most deserving City of Carson resident and employee to have a park renamed after. Scott Park has always been remembered as James Foisia’s park. He made a lasting impression with children, youth, and parents. It would be a wonderful way to celebrate Carson’s 50th anniversary as a city.
The most influential individual that helped our community in the City of Carson. I grew up in Carson from elementary to Carson High School. There is so many lives that this man has influenced in a positive manner. I support 100% renaming Scott Park to James Foisia Park.
To honor a man who ALWAYS put others needs ahead of his own and guided, mentored and changed the directions of the young ones who passed through his world. Scott Park was always Jame's ... about time the signage was changed to the name of a man who truly was an asset to his community and one we were priveledged to call friend.
My Uncle James is a great man & if it wasn't for him I would've never learned good work ethic & hard work always pays off literally. I know first hand what one man can do because I seen it in all the amazing work and way he helped all the families through lark activities and sports. The most dedicated, amazing gentle giant my Uncle James.
Mark Sapolu
great choice
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The city council officially approved the renaming of Scott Park to James Foisia Park. This victory belongs to all of you who pushed for this recognition. Keep an eye on our community board for details regarding the upcoming dedication ceremony.
February 25, 2018
Final supporters
Honoring James Foisia for his lifes work during his 28 years of service to the Scott Park Community and the City of Carson. His LOVE, COMMITMENT and Tireless Support to those who needed it the most is what we all want to HONOR. The renaming of Scott Park to James Foisia Park will be a testament and historic legacy for future Carson & Scott Park residents to remember and honor.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
February 4, 2018
January 31, 2018
The momentum behind renaming the park is building because you are showing up for James Foisia. Tag your city council members on Facebook to ensure they see this growing demand for his legacy. Send a text to three neighbors right now and ask them to add their names to this request.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2018
January 20, 2018
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark and need a final push to hit this goal before we present to the city. Post this link on your Facebook wall right now and text three friends to get them to sign.
124 Comments
James was always good to me and my brother. We played ball there in the sixties and seventies my father coached there . James made Scott Park a place to be.
James Foisia was a mentor to a lot of us. He helped us with summer jobs, supplied us with our needs for sports. He also had free lunch program for kids in need and the kids who stayed and participated in programs through out the day. Thank You James Foisia.
The most deserving City of Carson resident and employee to have a park renamed after. Scott Park has always been remembered as James Foisia’s park. He made a lasting impression with children, youth, and parents. It would be a wonderful way to celebrate Carson’s 50th anniversary as a city.
The most influential individual that helped our community in the City of Carson. I grew up in Carson from elementary to Carson High School. There is so many lives that this man has influenced in a positive manner. I support 100% renaming Scott Park to James Foisia Park.
To honor a man who ALWAYS put others needs ahead of his own and guided, mentored and changed the directions of the young ones who passed through his world. Scott Park was always Jame's ... about time the signage was changed to the name of a man who truly was an asset to his community and one we were priveledged to call friend.
My Uncle James is a great man & if it wasn't for him I would've never learned good work ethic & hard work always pays off literally. I know first hand what one man can do because I seen it in all the amazing work and way he helped all the families through lark activities and sports. The most dedicated, amazing gentle giant my Uncle James.
Mark Sapolu
great choice
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James was always good to me and my brother. We played ball there in the sixties and seventies my father coached there . James made Scott Park a place to be.