Monday, August 10, 2009
Visit from Lisa
One of our former hygienists was in town this past weekend for our Super Saturday. After 20 years of working at CDG Lisa will always be a part of us. Here are a few pictures I snapped during her visit to see baby Gavin.


More CDG Babies!
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
2009 Retreat
Every January, the CDG staff gathers for a "retreat" - a staff meeting away from the office. We discuss the previous year and how we can improve for the upcoming year. We strive to make Citracado Dental the best it can be for our wonderful patients and staff. This year the retreat was at the new home of Drs. Jungman and Kangas.
Back row: Niki, Charity, Theresa, Carri, Katie, Robin, Emily, Jennifer, Kelly, Amy, Jennifer, Susan, Nancy, Liz, Karla
Front: Dr. Jungman, Dr. Kangas, Dr. Layus
The highlight of the meeting is the "year in review" powerpoint, hilariously put together by our very own jokester, Katie.
We broke into groups for "team" meetings. Here is Dr. Don Layus and his staff, Liz, Charity and Karla. He shared with us some very motivating goals and aspirations.
Front: Dr. Jungman, Dr. Kangas, Dr. Layus
Charity and Jennifer K. enjoy the beautiful view of Lake Hodges from the deck.
Labels:
Anniversary Celebrations,
Meetings
Thursday, March 19, 2009
CDG Christmas Party
Every year Drs Kangas and Jungman host an 'end of the year appreciation party' for the entire staff. We also celebrate Christmas and have a fun gift exchange. This year the party was held at their new house in Escondido.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Escondido Jaycees Christmas Parade
CDG patient, Natali Galt, and Dr. Jungman's assistant, Jennifer Kuehl - co-chairs of the parade
Robert Jungman, future Escondido Dentist at CDG, was also part of the Jaycees parade. Here is seen keeping the peace on the street and paving the way for the home stretch of the parade.
Kelly Leisten, a CDG hygienist for the last 13 years, waving hello as she participates in her daughters' Girl Scout Troup group in the parade
Robin Baker, CDG hygienist for the last 4 1/2 years, and her family enjoying the parade
Labels:
Community Service,
Holidays
Friday, December 12, 2008
Dr. Jungman encourages new Jaycees Christmas parade chairs
NEIGHBORS: She leads the parade when it comes to serviceby JEFF FRANK - Staff writer/ Monday, December 8, 2008
ESCONDIDO ---- Getting Natali Galt to volunteer to help her community isn't exactly like pulling teeth, even though her most recent service activity began in a dentist's chair.
While Dr. Randy Jungman (Escondido dentist) worked on Galt's bright smile this summer, he regaled her with stories of his involvement with the Escondido Jaycees and the recent struggles of the club to attract enough young adults to keep its programs going, most notably the annual Christmas parade.
His timing was good. Galt, 31, already an active member of the Kiwanis Club of Escondido, was thinking about joining another civic organization, but wasn't sure which one.
"The Jaycees fell into my lap. He got me when I was in the chair," said Galt, who works as an instructional assistant at Skyline Elementary School in Solana Beach. "The first meeting I was at, I thought, 'I totally can be involved.'"
Galt got really involved at her second meeting, raising her hand when a chairman was sought for the on-again, off-again parade, which will roll down Broadway in his 57th incarnation Saturday morning.
Galt said that with Jennifer Kuehl as co-chairwoman and the "Three Wise Men," parade planning veterans Jungman, Wally Gutierrez and Larry Michel, providing wisdom and guidance, organizing the "Fairy Tale Christmas" procession has been a pleasure.
"I had my mind made up before the meeting" that she wanted to be chairwoman, said Galt. "We're having fun. We're having a blast. I told Wally, 'You can definitely count on us for next year. I've been officially bitten by the Christmas parade bug.'"
FULL ARTICLE HERE
The Escondido Jaycees are happy to announce that the 57th Annual Escondido Christmas Parade will be held tomorrow, December 13, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. The parade is the longest running community event since 1951. Due to a generous donation of $15,000 by the Rincon Indian tribe, the event will be held along its traditional route along Broadway, from Escondido High School to Grape Day Park. We hope to see you there!
Labels:
Community Service,
Dr. Jungman,
In the News
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Halloween
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