Jessica adored her younger brother. The two were not only siblings, but best friends. At only 18 months apart in age, they did everything together. His caring and charasmatic personalitly will always be an inspiration to her, and qualities she will instill in her children. Though his passing was the true definition of a tradegy, she, like others are determined to have some good come out of it. The CJ Hubbard Foundation, is doing exactly what CJ would have wanted... giving kids the chance for a better life through educational opportunities. He loved his schools and credited them for making him the person that he was. No others will have this same opportunity.

Jessica is a graduate of the University of Southern California with a focus in communications and broadcast journalism. She has worked in both areas and will use her knowledge of the media and public relations to help the foundation. She also received a Masters in Education from Chapman University. As a teacher, she knows the value in education and looks forward to making a difference for children in the Southern California area.

Clint Hubbard, was the proud father of CJ. From a young age he taught CJ the value in a good education. For him, CJ's studies were always number one, but he also found great joy in watching him play basketball. CJ's experiences in the classroom and on the basketball court helped shape the fine person he was. Clint looks forward to helping others have them same opportunities as his son.

Clint graduated from University of Virginia (1969) and received a law degree from college of William and Mary (1974). He has been a practicing business litigation attorney, in Orange County for over 30 years. He is also a Lieutenant Colonel United States Marine Corps (retired) and the treasurer for the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, West Coast.

Chris LeVeque was a close friend of CJ's. They attended UCLA together and during their time in Westwood, were roommates and fraternity brothers. After college, CJ was a regular fixture at Chris' house in Los Angeles, nicknamed "The Manor." All of the "Manor-mates" will miss him dearly.

Chris is an attorney with Baker & Hostetler LLP in Los Angeles. He assisted in the formation of The CJ Hubbard Foundation and is preparing the applications required to secure our status as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Nicole Winters became friends with CJ while attending Santa Margarita Catholic High School. She was fortunate enough to experience his energetic personality and charismatic attitude during their 4 years together. Nicole's fondest memory of CJ was when they were freshmen at SMCHS and were sitting at the lunch table and CJ showed his endless optimism by saying “I think we are going to be great friends, your fire and my smoothness, it’s a match made in heaven”. Whether it was making her laugh, being a good friend, or helping others, on behalf of every single Eagle who he inspired…we will forever miss you.

Nicole has been working in the charity world since she was 17 years old, starting at SMCHS with a mentorship program called Camp Footprints, in which she still affiliates with. In addition, she helps run a non-profit organization called The Good News Foundation that works closely with LA journalist and reporters in spreading ‘good news’. Her idea of building a donation fund turned into a great opportunity to share CJ’s story, reach out to others, and bring a community together.

She will be heading our fundraising efforts for The CJ Hubbard Foundation, focusing on creating partnerships and community integration.

Matt Woolley and CJ Hubbard were best friends since attending Santa Margarita High School. Matt was the catcher for the 2000 and 2001 varsity baseball teams and in the student leadership program. After college, Matt and CJ lived in Corona Del Mar and regularly golfed together and attended to Angel games. Professionally, they helped each other through networking opportunities and business development.

"CJ excelled in both academics and athletics. His loyalty, charisma, and sense of humor made him very well liked by everyone around him. I hope that this foundation will carry-on the values that CJ lived everyday, and provide opportunities to those who live in CJ's likeness."

Clint and Lindsay first met when she joined CresaPartners as an Advisor in January 2007. As was his way, Clint took Lindsay under his wing and shared his real estate knowledge and experience with her. They worked on many transactions together and formed a strong partnership as well as a close friendship.
Lindsay is a graduate of the University of Southern California with an emphasis in Entrepreneurial Studies and is a member of the USC Marshall School of Business Alumni Association. She is also a member of Four Pearls, an auxiliary of Beckstrand Cancer Foundation.
Although it is hard to imagine a future without Clint, Lindsay is proud to honor his memory through her commitment to The CJ Hubbard Foundation.