Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Members of the North County Chapter of Amnesty International, from left, Alessandra Colfi, Ann Sturley, Kathy Ford, RBVHS students Grace Ehm and Bowen Fan, their teacher adviser Erica Glennon and William Leslie flew to Chicago March 1 to accept the "Sister Laola Hironaka Award" for outstanding local group activism in 2018.
FALLBROOK – When she isn't busy running errands for local residents, Kathy Ford spends much of her spare time fighting for human rights worldwide.
Some may know the Fallbrook woman as owner of Road-Runner Errands, a home-based delivery service that helps people run their errands, whether it be shopping for groceries, dropping mail or making bank deposits for local businesses.
But for 30 years, Ford has also served as group coordinator of the North County Chapter of Amnesty International, a nonprofit, grassroots organization dedicated to protecting human rights around the globe.
Ford was one of...
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