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When John Wayne’s youngest son Ethan became manager of his father’s estate, he discovered about 30 wooden vaults that had been sealed by executors after his father’s 1979 passing.
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When John Wayne’s youngest son Ethan became manager of his father’s estate, he discovered about 30 wooden vaults that had been sealed by executors after his father’s 1979 passing.
This summer, youth up and down the coast, including right here in Newport Beach, will head to the beach and take part in a time-honored SoCal Beach tradition – Junior Lifeguards!
If John Wayne were alive today, there’s little doubt where he’d be spending his summer—on the Wild Goose, surrounded by family and close friends, soaking up life on the water.
In recent weeks, there have been several dates that reflect the memory of John Wayne. May 26th, the 110th birthday of John Wayne, June 11th, the anniversary of his death and June 14th, Flag Day and Father’s Day.
John Wayne Park will now serve as a tangible reminder of one of Newport Beach’s most famous residents.
Each spring, more than 500 people attend the John Wayne Cancer Institute Auxiliary’s largest gala fundraiser, the Odyssey Ball.
Starting February 3rd visitors of all ages will have the chance to view a photography collection that captures the essence of old Hollywood Westerns.