El Segundo Youth Football and Cheer jogs for Simmons, Burris charities

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Members of the El Segundo Youth Football and Cheer organization have raised $6,000 to present to the foundations of two South Bay youth sports icons.

burris1.jpgBoys and girls raised the money during a jog-a-thon last month at Elsimmons.jpg Segundo High School.

They will present $3,000 checks to charities supported by the families of Randall Simmons and Craig Burris. The families of both men will take part in a pep rally Friday at 6 p.m. at Recreation Park.

A bonfire will follow at 7:30 p.m.

Burris was a Lawndale school trustee who died in April. He was commissioner of the Pacific Coast Youth Football Conference, which he founded in 1987, at the time of his death.

Simmons, a Rancho Palos Verdes resident, was a Los Angeles police officer killed in a gunbattle in the San Fernando Valley in February.

He was active with his children in the El Segundo program.



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