Tustin : Coors Manager Honored for Work With Latinos
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The general manager of the Coors Distributing Co. in Tustin has received a prestigious community services award from a prominent statewide organization for his work in the county’s Latino community.
Sal D’Agostino, vice president and general manager of the beer company’s distribution facility in Tustin, received the award from the League of United Latino American Citizens at the organization’s recent fifth annual ball in Anaheim.
D’Agostino also was given a special commendation from the county Board of Supervisors for his “energy, enthusiasm, leadership and skill in assisting the (Latino) community,” Supervisor Roger Stanton said.
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