Mason Weaver to speak at Republican Women's brunch

The Fallbrook Republican Women are pleased to have Mason Weaver, TV and radio personality and newspaper columnist, as their March 9 speaker. As president of Mason Media, Weaver is changing the way people think, do business and interact with their families, friends and the world. His mission is to take a stand for self determination and self respect and to find ways to celebrate the American culture through restoring individual pride and self worth.

Weaver’s distinctive point of view is a direct result of a past tragedy that has produced a present day triumph. After approximately 2,800 pounds of steel and iron plates fell on him while on active duty in San Diego, the Navy classified him disabled and discharged him. But before that day, Weaver served in Vietnam and received the Vietnam Service medal with one Bronze star.

Back in the real world, Weaver retrained himself by going to college. And between 1972 and 1975, he received degrees from Merritt College in Oakland and UC Berkeley. After graduation, he won a position with the US Department of Energy against 2,400 applicants for four job openings. Between 1976 and 1980 he was promoted from an entry level employee to a Mid-Level Senior Contract Specialist with a “Confidential Security Clearance.” He negotiated many multi-million-dollar government contracts with major contractors, including TRW, General Dynamics and General Electric.

Rarely is there a keynote speaker with as much experience, enthusiasm and audience diversity as Mason Weaver. He is one of the nation’s most sought-after speakers and he always leaves audiences on their feet.

The brunch meeting will be held at the Fallbrook Golf Club at 9:30 a.m. For reservations and cost, please call Gloria Rowe at (760) 728-9875 or Judy Domercq at (760) 728-1888.