By Voice and Viewpoint Newswire
Mark Jenkins, founder and owner of San Diego’s Preferred Cremation and Burial, has been honored by the California Legislative Black Office for having made “a positive impact across
the state.” The presentation of his proclamation was made recently during a gala dinner in Sacramento in recognition of February’s Black History Month.
The Office, in partnership with the California Black Chamber of Commerce, noted in its proclamation that, “under the steadfast guidance of small business owner Mark Jenkins, Preferred Cremation and Burial “is deserving of the highest honors and
public commendations.”
The proclamation, presented by District 79 Assembymember Dr. LaShae Sharp-Collins, also noted that, “Preferred Cremation and Burial has provided the San Diego community with 25 years of compassionate and impeccable service and peace of mind.”
Mr. Jenkins has been cited often over the years for his involvement in philanthropic causes and cultural endeavors. His telecast Christmas jazz concerts have been a notably welcome
event for many years.
For further information, please contact PreferredCremation.org.
