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Janet C. Winter MA '77, of Folsom, Calif., passed away peacefully Nov. 28, 2011, at her home. Janet was born Nov. 1, 1940, in Pinckneyville, a daughter to John and Elizabeth (Emling) Winter. She was a 1958 graduate of Pinckneyville Community High School, did her undergraduate studies at SIU Carbondale, earning a bachelor of science, and then attained a masters degree in arts and education from Santa Clara University. Janet was an avid gardener, was artistic, adventurous, loved painting and was skillful and handy in making home repairs for herself as well as her family. She was a wonderful mother and grandmother, loved spending time with and caring for her family and will be dearly missed by all her knew her. Janet is survived by one daughter, Pippa (Andy) Austin of Folsom, Calif.; one granddaughter, Stephanie Austin of Folsom, Calif.; three sisters; and two brothers, Bonita Knight of Du Quoin, Lyle (Debbie) Winter, Merle (Shirley) Winter, Delores Higgerson, all of Pinckneyville, and Joyce (Sam) Stine of Tremonton, Utah; her caregiver for the last year and great-niece, Melissa Knight, and numerous other nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents; and two brothers-in-law, Roy Knight and Ross Reel.
James R. Eichenberg '77 died Feb. 10, 2014, in a Temple, Texas, hospital. He was born May 22, 1951 in San Bernardino, CA to William and Laura Eichenberg.
Jim joined the Army as a Private, but after 4 years, he went to Santa Clara University on an ROTC scholarship and re-entered the Army as a Lieutenant. Jim truly enjoyed his military career which took him worldwide. He retired in 1993 as a Major. While in the Army, Jim received 2 Meritorious Service Medals, 2 Army Commendation Medals, the Good Conduct Medal, the 2 National Defense Service Medals, the Armed Forces Reserve Medal, the Army Service Ribbon, 2 Overseas Service Ribbons, the Parachutist Badge and finally, the Expert Field Medical Badge, of which he was most proud.
Jim married Patti McDonald on September 7, 1986. They adopted 2 girls, Ana and Laura, from Romania while they were stationed in Germany. After a 1 year retirement, Jim returned to work. He spent 4 years in Saudi Arabia with Vinnell Corporation training Saudi Nationals in Field Medical care. After returning stateside, Jim was a Field Manager for Healthnet Federal Services and spent several years in Dallas and Fort Drum, New York. He was also a member of the Knights of Columbus in Harker Heights.
Jim was a wonderful husband and father. He was also up for the children's activities, but he did frequently ask why little girls yelled so much. We were often the site of many sleepovers and watched their impromptu dancing. Jim was a good sport about everything "pink".
Jim was also a "softie" when it came to the dogs, which grew to include 6 shih tzu's, a rabbit, a hamster and numerous fish. His easy-going nature made him a friend to everyone.
Jim is survived by his wife Patti '75, daughters Ana and Laura, brothers Bill '65 (Flo) of Ridgecrest, California, and Tom '76 (Yvonne) of Elk Grove, California. His sister Katie of Monterey, California passed away in 2011. Jim also leaves niece Caroline Manno '99, nephews James '92 and Robert '94. His father was William Sr. '41.
James M. Rhine JD '77 of Rohnert Park, Calif., passed away Oct. 6, 2010.
Ivan Pesic M.S. '77, founder, president and CEO of Silvaco, passed away from cancer at 61 in October 2012. He is survived by his wife Kathy '74, M.S. '80, daughter Yelena '05, M.S. '07 and son Iliya '03, who now assumes the role of chairman of the board of Silvaco, a provider of TCAD, circuit simulation, and IC CAD software tools.
Pesic obtained a bachelor's in electrical engineering from SCU and continued his education at Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan where he obtained a master's in electronic engineering under the guidance of Professor Fujio Masuoka, the inventor of Flash memory. Prior to his appointment as chairman of Silvaco, he worked for many years in the TCAD, semiconductor, MEMS and biomedical industry, most recently as a senior process engineer of a fabrication facility.
Heloïse Ruth Albritton M.A. '77, beloved mother, grandmother and glorious daughter of God, joined her Lord on Thursday evening, Aug. 14, 2014, in East Meredith. She was surrounded by most of her seven children and devoted caretakers, her home filled with the music and flowers she loved.
Heloïse was born in 1928, in Bangkok, Siam (now Thailand), to Dr. Errett and Mrs. Rietta Albritton. The family returned to America in 1931, where Heloïse became an accomplished student, pianist, active Young Federalist and an original candy striper. She graduated with honors from Swarthmore College in 1950. An intellectual beatnik and liberal thinker, Heloïse enjoyed Greenwich Village where she chatted with Pete Seeger and Jackson Pollock. But, it was James Hartwell Frame - a young man from a small town in Iowa - who captured her heart - over a spilled bowl of punch. They wed in 1951 and were married for 47 years until his death in 1997. They had seven children and more than 20 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Heloïse was a devoted servant of the Lord, personally and professionally. She returned to school in her late 40s and earned a master's degree from Santa Clara University in California. Over 60 years, she opened her home to many seekers in the conviction of God's promise in Deuteronomy that, "He sets the lonely in families." She was the spiritual mentor, gifted counselor and healer of many searching souls. Heloïse co-launched House of Bread Ministries in California in the 1970s continued her calling in New York City in the 1980s, developing her 12-step Deprivation Neuroses Anonymous group program and then founded The Lazarus Center in Oneonta in 1992, maintaining her practice there until 2009, then choosing to continue her spiritual work from her home office in East Meredith. Heloïse will be greeted in heaven by those who went before her - her husband, James; brother, Rogers; her parents; daughter-in-law, Clara; and great-grandson, Caiden; as well as numerous friends; and spiritual offspring. Early in the evening of her last day, she was able to share in her cherished sunset prayer, saying to the Lord - as she had every day for many years - "Let us usher in a new day, now beginning with rest."
Doris Patterson '77, May 27, 1934 to September 5, 2014. A resident of Morgan Hill, she passed away peacefully in her sleep after a brief illness. She was 80 years old. She is survived by her three children, Sharon Castillo, Ross Jernigan and Jay Jernigan; four grandchildren, Dionne Obeso, Tom Jernigan, Melissa Jernigan and Meghan Jernigan; and one great-grandchild, Michael Obeso. Her children were with her when she passed.
Doris was confident, smart and independent and had many careers in her life, starting as a secretary with NASA and ending as CEO and Chairman of Smart Products, Inc., a pump and valve manufacturing company in Morgan Hill, earning a B.S. in mathematics from Santa Clara University along the way. Doris took Smart Products from start-up to a thriving manufacturing business with a worldwide customer base. Each of Doris' children has worked with her in her company at various times. Doris retired as CEO in 2007 and her youngest son, Jay Jernigan, took over as CEO. Doris remained active in the business, serving as Chairman of the Board at the time of her death.
Doris loved to dance and travel. She competed in ball room dancing for a number of years and had many trophies to attest to her skills. She traveled throughout the world and loved to explore new places, especially those with nice shops and boutiques! Doris was also a philanthropist, donating much of her time to charitable causes. She was a Rotarian in Morgan Hill and had many friends there.
Carol Sue Moore MA '77 of Sun Lakes passed away on May 21, 2012, surrounded by family. Carol was born in Colton, Calif., on May 11, 1938 to Virgil and Anna Hawelka Pinson. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Gerald Moore, and sons, Paul Brown (Tammy), Keith Moore (Jodi), and Michael Moore (Allyson), as well as 10 grandchildren and her sister Betty Pinson Harbin. She was preceded in death by her father and mother. After high school Carol went to beauty school and became a cosmetologist. After her cosmetology career Carol worked in the advertising department of the local newspaper, The Colton Courier. Carol received her AA degree from Gavilan College then continued on to achieve her bachelor's degree in English from San Jose State and furthered her education receiving her teaching credential and master's Degree from Santa Clara University. Carol completed her student teaching at Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill, Calif., and taught there for 28 years. During that time she was a mentor teacher and department chairperson, but her final and most rewarding position was heading the academy as lead teacher. The academy was a program that helped students with academic problems in their middle school years to graduate from high school. After retirement in 1996, Carol and Jerry moved to Sun Lakes, Ariz., where Carol learned to play golf. Carol volunteered at Chandler Regional Hospital in the Immunization Clinic and Volunteer Board. She served as vice president of community outreach, vice president of fund raising and president of the board for three years. Carol was also president of Arizona Association of Healthcare Volunteers. At her church, Carol worked with the Mission's Committee helping to improve the lives of homeless veterans and there she made the congregation aware of the need for special bicycles for the children afflicted with Spina Bifida. She and Jerry purchased a 1956 T Bird and belonged to the Arizona Classic Thunderbird Club. Carol wrote the New Members column for the newsletter and served as secretary, activities chairman and president of the club. Carol found great joy in the ladies she met in Sun Lakes, The Red Hat Ladies and the Gourmet Gals.
Thomas O'Neill M.Div '78 on September 9, 2009.
Theresa Louise Pfeiffer '72, J.D. '78 on Feb. 25, 2010. She died peacefully in her home surrounded by her family and friends. The cause of death was brain cancer. Terry is survived by her husband, James Jeffers, her daughters, Emily and Rachel, her parents, brothers and sisters and their families, as well as many other family members and friends. Wife, mother, daughter, sister, lawyer, friend, and adventurer. Terry was the eldest child of Jack and Louise Pfeiffer. She was a fifth generation Californian from the Almaden Valley. She cherished her family all her life. Family and friends will always remember Terry for her good nature, her optimistic and energetic spirit, her warm smile, and her kindness. Terry was a modest person. She spoke softly and never uttered an angry word, yet managed to speak honestly and directly. She always wore a genial smile on her face and was filled with warmth, compassion, and a true love of life. She was a role model and devoted mother to her two daughters, and was immensely proud of their achievements. Terry enjoyed reading, world travels, pancakes, camping, working on the Tree Farm, learning the names of birds and plants, and all aspects of the outdoors. She loved languages and had a passion for the opera. Above all, Terry rejoiced in being with her family. For over 30 years as a lawyer, Terry was an advocate for the "little guy." Terry's keen intellect and sense of justice allowed her to speak candidly for the underprivileged and put others before herself. Terry responded to challenges with poise and equanimity. She struggled with a dreadful disease with the same grace, courage, and good cheer that characterized every aspect of her life and personality. She will be missed by everyone who had the good fortune to meet her. The family wishes to express its deep appreciation and thanks to Hospice of the Valley. Services were held March 6th at St. Anthony's Church in San Jose. Donations may be made to Hospice of the Valley, 4850 Union Ave, San Jose, CA, 95124.
Terry Chadha '78, resident of Albany, Calif., passed away Wednesday, April 1, 2009 in Berkeley, at 52 years of age. Terry was a native of the Bay Area and devoted her life to her daughters Sashi, Nisha, Tara, Kumari, her son, Krishan, and her husband, Jagdish. She was a graduate of Santa Clara University, a lifelong teacher, and a friend to everyone she met.
Ted T. Yamamura MBA '78 was born to Masakazu and Tatsuko on January 3, 1949. He passed away peacefully on August 18, 2013 at the age of 64 with his family members by his side. He fought a courageous battle with cancer. He will always be loved and remembered by his wife of 40 years, Lilly, along with his children Brandon (Kathy) and Peter. To his family he will always be the dad with a loving and positive attitude. He was very supportive of his children's endeavors and cherished time with his family. He coached his sons' sports teams and never missed any of their school events. They also frequently took family vacations to sunny places such as Hawaii and enjoyed crabbing at their summer home. Born and raised in Seattle, Ted attended Queen Anne High School then earned a BS and MS in Aeronautics and Astronautics at UW. He continued his education in California at Santa Clara University and received an MBA degree with concentrations in finance and marketing. After graduating, Ted worked for seven years at Lockheed Martin before moving back to the Seattle area. He then began his career at Boeing as an aeronautical engineer and later became the Regional Director of the Global Asia Markets. During his 33 year career at Boeing, he traveled and built work relationships with people from all over the world. Ted had a strong passion for mentoring and empowering people. He was an active member in the community and held many leadership positions. For example, he is co-founder and developer of the Executive Development Institute (EDI), a program aimed to build culturally diverse leaders. He was President of the Boeing Asian American Professional Association (BAAPA), President of the Asian Management Business Association (now known as the National Association of Asian American Professionals - NAAAP), President of the Japanese American Chamber of Commerce, and also served on the board of many organizations. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Henry. The surviving family members include Aunt Ayako Mochizuki, Uncle Mitsuo (Peggy), Sister-in-law Susan, Brother George (Laurie), brother-in-laws, cousins, nephews and their families.
Sylvia Anne Rankin '78 passed away peacefully on Feb. 2 after a courageous battle with cancer. Born on July 7, 1956 in Montreal, Canada, she called San Jose, Calif. her home since 1962. She was a graduate of Willow Glen High School and Santa Clara University. Sylvia was a talented art teacher who enjoyed working with children to bring forth their creative ability. Prior to her career as a teacher, she was a marketing professional in the tech industry. She had a commanding personality and a laugh that would fill a room. She will be missed by many. Sylvia leaves her devoted daughter, Andree, her loving mother, her father and his wife, three brothers, two nephews, a niece and many friends. A special thank you goes to Sylvia's dear friends, Mary, Dana, Lucille and Lyn, for the special care and devotion they provided Sylvia during her illness. Everyone should be so fortunate to have such loving, caring friends.
Sue "Scarlett" Lampson M.A. '78, April 4, 2014. A resident of Aptos, Calif., Lampson, 74, passed away unexpectedly in her home while recovering from minor surgery. Scarlett was born in South Bend, Ind. to Harold (Mickey) and Olga Keller on March 21, 1940. She earned her bachelor's degree in Nursing from the University of Michigan and later received her Master's in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling from Santa Clara University. She lived and worked in Los Gatos, Calif. as a Public Health Nurse and later a Therapist for over 25 years, until her retirement in 2005 when she moved to Aptos, Calif. Scarlett enjoyed helping people and was deeply involved in volunteer work as a Peer Counselor for the Senior Outreach Services of Santa Cruz assisting seniors, as well as the Santa Cruz Public Library. She was also an active member of the Santa Cruz Diversity Center. She is survived by her son Taylor Lampson of Sebastopol, Calif., and her Daughter Lori Trebbien of Santa Cruz, Calif. and her four grandchildren. Scarlett will forever be remembered as a wonderful, caring mother and friend. She cared deeply about her family and friends and will always be remembered as kind, thoughtful, intelligent and funny. Her sense of humor and genuine personality gained her many long and close friendships. She will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved her.
Salvatore "Sal" J. Sunseri '75, J.D. '78 died suddenly and unexpectedly on October 2, 2010 after 57 wonderful years in San Jose. Beloved husband of Barbara, who loved him dearly. Loving father of Samantha and Scott. Cherished brother of Jim Sunseri '71, JD '74 (Anita). Special cousin to Joe, Pat, and Gary Sunseri. Beloved nephew of Aunt Kay Sunseri. Loved son-in-law of Sue Small and brother-in-laws Jon and Jim (Caroline) Small. Adored uncle of Mary Anne Sunseri '05, Emily, Colin, Audrey, Rachel, and Elizabeth. Preceded in death by Sam and Mary Sunseri. A San Jose native and graduate of Bellarmine College Prep, Santa Clara University, and SCU School of Law. Sal was an outstanding trial attorney and passionate baseball and soccer coach. Sal loved his family more than anything. He loved life, loved to laugh, and loved the Giants. He was a true friend to all who had the good fortune to know him, especially to Joe and Mike. Thoughts of Sal bring to mind his compassion, zeal for life, and true friendship. He always took a genuine interest in everyone he met, whether he knew them well or not. He was always ready to extend a helping hand or heartfelt note if you were in need of love and support. Sal had a passion for all sports, but especially baseball. He loved watching Giants games with Samantha. He reveled in coaching Scott and his teammates. His positive outlook on life was an inspiration to all the boys he coached.
Richard Eldon Ford '78 passed away peacefully after a 15-month struggle with glioblastoma on Friday, June 17, 2011, in San Jose. He was born in Oxnard, Calif., on June 5, 1956. During his active life, Ford, always known as "Rick," was a mortician and funeral director, real estate broker, attorney and accountant. When not engaged in his various professions, Ford obtained his private pilot license and flew a Beech Bonanza all over the West. He rode off-road motorcycles, loved to camp, explore, cook, whitewater raft and travel. A sense of adventure imbued Ford. There was nothing he didn't do, and everything he did was done well. Ford was both a resident of San Jose and Cambria, where he and his wife, Donelle Morgan, had owned a beach house since 1998. They divided their time between their two homes as their professional lives allowed. From 2004 to 2007, Rick lived in Cambria full time, while Donelle commuted to the Bay area via their Bonanza. After graduation from Santa Clara University in 1978, Ford became employed by the Lima Family Mortuary in Santa Clara. With a degree in Mortuary Science from the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science, Valedictorian, Class of 1979, Rick became involved in all aspects of funeral home management and operation. During that time, Rick also obtained his real estate broker''s license and took classes at San Jose State to become an accountant. Eventually, his desire to improve himself lead to enrollment in Lincoln University Law School in 1987. He graduated magna cum laude in 1991 and joined the law firm of Atwood, Knox, Anderson, Uzzi & DiNapoli as an associate attorney. In 1994, shortly after becoming an associate of Olimpia, Whelan & Lively, Rick was admitted as a partner and did civil and family law litigation with gusto. Despite his success in the legal arena, or perhaps because of it, Rick took a break from the demands of the profession and resumed his prior employment in the funeral business and became a funeral director with Chapel of the Roses in Atascadero from 2004 to 2007—he considered himself semi-retired. Ever restless, in January 2008 Rick returned to his professional life in San Jose and joined the accountancy firm of McMahan Helfrick Thiercof & Butera to do litigation support. He used his family law certification and accounting background to great advantage. It was a job he loved. He used his considerable vacation time to travel with Donelle to England, New Zealand, Canada and Mexico, along with many weeks of camping and motorcycling in his beloved Southern Utah. Rick's spirit, intelligence, and love for life were enormous. He will be greatly mourned. Rick is survived by his loving wife, Donelle Morgan.
Michael Terence Gibbons '78 on November 14, 2009.
Mary Davey MBA '78 died October 2, 2010 at the age of 80.Though known widely as a co-founder of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District and a former Los Altos Hills mayor, Mary Davey is best remembered as an infectiously enthusiastic advocate for environmental and social causes. Friends and family of Davey recalled the positive and supportive spirit she brought to the numerous nonprofit organizations she worked with, including the Committee for Green Foothills, Hidden Villa, the Sempervirens Fund and the Midpeninsula Citizens for Fair Housing. She frequently addressed others by exclaiming they were "wonderful people," her friends said, and she called everyone "the world's greatest" family, staff or friends. "Mary loved people," said Steve Abbors, general manager of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. "It's just her view of the world. She was just consistently supportive and everyone appreciated it." Brian Schmidt, a legislative advocate for the Committee for Green Foothills, described Davey as "somebody who's been involved in so many issues throughout our county and our region. I think she's going to have an influence even when we don't even know about it." Davey was born in Chicago and grew up in Columbus, Ohio. She took classes at Ohio State University, where she met her husband Jack, and later graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from Smith College in English and government. Later, she earned Advertisement a master's degree in business administration from the University of Santa Clara. She served on the MBA Alumni Board Emeritus and the MBA Corporation Alumni Neteowrk. Davey moved with her family to Los Altos Hills in 1961. Jack Davey was in the U.S. Air Force, their son Curtis Davey said, and came to California for a job opportunity after he finished his service. "We grew up going camping," said Curtis Davey, who now lives in Montana. "Whenever we could we spent a lot of time outdoors and I think she found a lot of serenity in the wilderness. ... Now I find myself living in the Big Sky country because of her influence." Curtis Davey said his mother was always politically active and originally a Republican. He remembered helping her stuff political envelopes as a child, and said she was one of the first female convention delegates in the 1960 presidential election between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy. In the mid-60s, though, she began to champion more liberal causes, he said, and had a "willingness to stand up for the underdog." She served on the Los Altos Hills Town Council from 1966 to 1973, but was recalled because she wanted to see low-income housing built in Los Altos Hills, Curtis Davey said. "There was a heated and ugly campaign," he said. "There were literally phone calls late at night with people threatening her, saying 'I know where your kids get on the bus.'" Nonetheless, she continued her work with social and environmental organizations, winning numerous awards and recognitions for her work. In 2001, she received the Josephine and Frank Duveneck Humanitarian Award and U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, described her accomplishments to Congress. Eshoo called her an "exceptional voice and a passionate advocate for improving the quality of life in our community." She was the current president of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District's board of directors, which she joined in 1994. "It would be wonderful if everyone on the planet had a small amount of Mary Davey in them," said Lennie Roberts, a legislative advocate at the Committee for Green Foothills. "The world would be a better place."
Martha Schwarting '78 died August 22, 2010 of a coronary arrest. She was 61. She was born Oct. 22, 1948, in Detroit, Mich., to Albert and Nancy Day Rogers. She married Stephen Schwarting on June 23, 1967, in Annapolis, Md. He died April 12, 1973. She graduated with a bachelors degree from Santa Clara University in 1978. She worked as a middle school teacher for 20 years, the last 19 years in Cottage Grove. Survivors include a daughter, Amy Perimon of Portland; a son, Thomas of Eugene; a sister, Katie Day Lutz of Morgan Hills, Calif.; and two grandchildren.
Linda Castaneda Valdez '78 died Nov. 29, 2009. A native of San Jose, she was born May 12, 1956. Linda leaves her husband Frank Valdez; parents Thomas and Frances Castaneda; children Solomon Castaneda, Olivia Rodriguez and Dominic Rodriguez; daughter in-law Sabrina Castaneda; and grandson Aidan Castaneda. Linda was born and raised in San Jose and attended Willow Glen High School. She graduated from Santa Clara University and earned her BS in sociology. Linda was a dedicated mother and paralegal. Linda is survived by her brother Robert, sister Sue Severe, nephews, nieces, in-laws and many friends. Linda was an attribute to her community and to her family. Linda loved Jesus Christ and her family with all her heart and will truly be missed.
Lillian Herlich Nerenberg J.D. '78, teacher, author, and attorney, on November 2, 2011, in Los Gatos, Calif. Loving wife of 55 years of Ben Nerenberg, whom she outlived by 12 years. Born Aug. 16, 1920. Beloved mother of Lewis T. Nerenberg and Alan V. Nerenberg of California, Mark E. Nerenberg of New York, and Nancy R. Nerenberg of Oregon. Loving sister of Joseph Herlich of California and Milton Herlich of New York. Grandmother of Mara, Renee, Devin, Maya, Miles, Kiara, Elliott and Marrin Nerenberg. Honorary Lifetime Member of American Association of University Women, charter member of Los Gatos League of Women Voters. Co-author of high school text American Government in Action. Lil started law school at age 54, completing the University of Santa Clara program in four years while continuing her 25-year career teaching political science at West Valley College. As a charter member of the California State Bar's Dues-exempt membership contingent, she spent her entire legal career doing pro bono work for Senior Adult Legal Assistance. The Nerenberg children extend a special thank you to Pasepa Tuineau and her family for their care of our mother and their friendship and loving kindness. In lieu of flowers, the family would prefer donations to Senior Adult Legal Assistance of Santa Clara County or a charity of your choice.
Laura Orosco Austin '78 died Oct. 24, 2009. A native of Santa Clara, she was a caring daughter to her mother, Sally Austin. She is preceded in death by her father, Manuel R. Austin, and her grandparents. She will be missed by her brothers, Manuel Austin Jr., Dr. David Austin, Charles Austin, and niece, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends. She was a graduate of Santa Clara University and was employed by Legal Aide Society of San Jose. Laura was a very passionate advocate for the Hispanic community. Those who knew her were blessed by her sense of compassion and warm heart.
Kathryn "Kay" Mae Sproul Gardner MA '78 died on November 6, 2010. As a retired Reading Instructor at West Valley College, Kathryn helped develop the WVC Learning Services program, and served as Department Chair during most of her career at WVC and was President of the Northern California College Reading Association. She held a BA in English, San Jose State University; was a Ford Fellow at SF State University and held an MA, Education, University of Santa Clara. She attended Santa Clara High School, where she was active in debate and theatre, and made many life long friends. Kay volunteered with League of Women Voters, Partners in Reading, Volunteer Exchange. An avid reader, excellent writer, nature lover, she enjoyed the arts, and followed politics and current events. She left many good friends, colleagues and former students who appreciated her strength, intelligence and deep friendships. Survived by loving daughter and son-in-law Barbara and Tim Oertli, Santa Clara, CA. Step-daughter Judith Gardner, Maumelle, AR; Grand-daughter Eyren Mills, Charleston, SC. Cousin, Nancy McDowell, San Martin, CA. Loving wife of Arthur S. Gardner, San Jose, who pre-deceased her.
Karen Elizabeth LaMothe '78, March 25, 1956, to April 23, 2013. Karen was born in Portland to Barbara and Roger Wagner. She graduated from Wilson High School in 1974 and attended the University of Santa Clara spending her junior year in Florence, Italy. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology she remained in San Francisco working in the investment banking field. She re-met her husband Greg '78, a fellow Santa Clara graduate, in 1987 and they married soon afterwards. They moved to Portland in 1991 and were blessed with the birth of their daughter, Noel in 1993. Karen loved watching classic movies, gardening, reading a good book in the sun and making her friends and family laugh. Everyone who knew her will miss her keen wit and wry sense of humor. She was preceded in death by her father, Roger Wagner and is survived by her husband, Greg; daughter, Noel; mother, Barbara and stepfather, Jack McKinnon; brother, Eric (and wife, Cindy) Wagner; and sister, Gretchen Wagner-Lariviere.
Father John "Jack" Joseph Folmer '78 died at Sacramento's Mercy General Hospital after a brief illness. Only son of the late Harry and Agnes Folmer, he was born in Sacramento. He came of age in a time of great social change and lived his life helping others. Ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1969, after studying at St. Pius X and St. Patrick's Seminaries, Jack earned a doctorate in canon law from Catholic U, a JD from UC Davis and studied at the Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley. A member of the California Bar for more than 20 years, he practiced law briefly in San Francisco. Jack served as a canon lawyer 30 years in SF, Sacramento and Monterey and was president of the Canon Law Society of America in 1985. His career included pastoral work in Fairfield, Vallejo, Sacramento and St. Agnes Parish in San Francisco as well as Newman Centers in Davis and Sacramento. He served as Rector of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Sacramento and, more recently, as Parochial Vicar at St. Mel's Parish in Fair Oaks. Jack was also active as an educator. He taught canon law at St. Patrick's Seminary, and also served as chaplain and teacher at Christian Brothers HS and later at St. Francis HS, both in Sacramento. Jack was an avid reader and film lover, a raconteur, champion of those in need, spiritual advisor and a true and loyal friend. He will be greatly missed. Closest relatives (cousins) include John Doyle (Windsor, CA), Deborah Doyle and Melvin Whartnaby (SF), Jerry and Jane Button (Fort Collins), Laurence Doyle (Newport News), Agnes Shoemaker (Omaha).


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ASHLAND, Ore. – The city of Ashland is loosening its restrictions on medical marijuana dispensaries. The city lifted its limited moratorium on Thursday. That means dispensaries are no longer restricted to boulevards and thoroughfares, as long as they're in an employment zone and at least 200 feet from a school. Mike Welch, owner of Siskiyou … Continue reading »
Local Cities Debate Marijuana Taxation
GOLD HILL, Ore. – Brie Malarkey assists a flood of customers at her dispensary, Breeze Botanicals in Gold Hill. Her patients are the first in Jackson County to pay a sales tax on marijuana. And in her first three weeks of business, they generated a lot. "We were able to return $1,800 dollars to the … Continue reading »
Petition to Recall Ban on Dispensaries
PHOENIX, Ore. — A group of individuals have filed an initiative petition to recall the ban on medical marijuana dispensaries in the city of Phoenix. The city now has five days to review the petition and make sure it complies with constitutional laws. The Phoenix City Council adopted a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries that … Continue reading »
Gold Hill Marijuana Dispensary Opens
GOLD HILL, Ore. — The first medical marijuana dispensary in Gold Hill has officially opened its doors, but some patients may have to wait a little longer for medical marijuana. Breeze Botanicals opened its doors along Second Street on Monday, but the owners said half of their marijuana inventory did not pass mold and mildew … Continue reading »
The Greenery Forced to Close its Doors
PHOENIX, Ore. – The last remaining facility selling medical marijuana in Jackson County is now closed. After a lengthy legal battle, The Greenery received an immediate, temporary injunction from the city of Phoenix to shut its doors. This injunction is short-term, only meant to last until The Greenery appears in court on June 9th. That … Continue reading »
The Greenery Gets State Approval
PHOENIX, Ore. – Phoenix medical marijuana facility The Greenery is now approved by the state to open a dispensary. But city laws mean they still may have to close their doors. The issue is soon to get settled in court. The Greenery just received their provisional license from the state yesterday in the mail. That … Continue reading »
Phoenix Takes The Greenery to Court
PHOENIX, Ore. – For Eric Mills, marijuana is the only thing that helps the nausea. He suffers side-effects after getting cancerous polyps removed from his colon. Mills tried to grow his medicine on his own, but his plants kept getting stolen or mowed. Now he says his last option is about to disappear. "I am … Continue reading »
Court Case Set to Rule on Dispensaries
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — One year moratoriums on medical marijuana dispensaries are now in effect in cities and counties throughout Oregon. Cave Junction is an exception. "The conflict between the state and federal law is a problem for municipalities, the city of Cave Junction and other counties," said attorney Ryan Kirchoff who is representing Cave … Continue reading »
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Mysteria (Alternative Version) LyricsArtist: EdguyAlbum: Hellfire Club "Ladies And Gentleman - Welcome To The Freakshow" Oh Yeah... The world around is killing me No thunder wind and rain Eels are crawling everywhere Compounding with the game Grind the army, the living dead, without destination The faceless crowd is out to kill all kinds of variations You're trying to trample down my dreams A shot in the dark Mysteria - the spirit arising Eldrich cries from the hill Mysteria - fires are blazing Their wicked feast is shattering the still oh Seven days and nights a week Spinning like a wheel You try to buckle, band and break And polish stainless steel Raging fury in the sky burning with desire Self-determination rising from the fire You're trying to trample down my dreams My disdained ideals Beware of the difference We're savage and mean - we're a... Mysteria.... Evil is the dreamer to pit himself Against the forces of the tide You pay the see to portray What you wanna hear what he has senn that night Oh - unholy is the feast Watch us dance around the the blazing hellfire And Lucifer arises he appears at my desire Mysteria...
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PAD didn't just occupy Govt House they totally trashed it doing 125million baht worth of damage there alone. Two bodies were found at airport after they left.
The PAD are a violent rabble every bit as lawless as the UDD.
The big difference is that the UDD called for free and fair elections.
The PAD want a 70% unelected parliament filled with army officers and Thai nobility. They also think the poor are not smart enough to cast their vote properly.
No proper investigation has taken place of the deaths of the two residents. Some evidence suggests they were shot by police not Red Shirts.
Funny that it is only PAD supporters such as Lady Bird who refuse to accept that double-standards exist. For any neutral independent observer it is 100% clear that such double-standards exist.
And that's the nub of Thailand's problem a wealthy cut-off elite who believe they have the right to do anything while if the poor try the same strokes they are evil terrorist scum who should be shot. In fact, such people are not even Thai at all etc etc
And yes, the PAD murdered, shot, threatened, beat and kidnapped members of the public. They attacked the police in a huge riot, had a huge array of weapons and illegally occupied two airports, destroying both Thailand's tourism industry and exports at a stroke.
Now Abhisit's govt is extracting revenge - refusing bail to UDD leaders (it gave it to PAD leaders); dismantling the UDD structure, shutting down their media etc (PAD owned media such as ASTV still free to broadcast etc, PAD still allowed to organise).
There will be no process of reconciliation. In Thailand winner gets all. But there are huge problems still ahead - already UDD leaders are threatening to create underground armed resistance. Will this happen? God knows. But without Thai's such as Lady Bird trying to find a way forward rather than engaging in some ridiculous PAD inflected nonsense the country looks to suffer more problems.
Yellow Shirts: closed two airports and the government house
Red Shirts:
- broke into the hotel in which ASEAN Summit was held and try to attack Asian countries' leaders
- broke into ministry of interior, smash cars and hurt PM's secretary and his driver, and ran after PM and cabinet in the buildings
- put gas trucks in front of hospital and into residential area
- kill two Bangkok residents
- block traffic ways and paralyze Bangkok
The Economist, is that what you called "Double Standard"?
The debate on double standard is quite interesting.
Double standard means when in the same situation happens, different rules apply. But are we really dealing with the same situation? Unlike the Red-Shirts, PAD did not (a) shoot city residents; (b) put a truck with tons of flammable gas in front of a hospital and threaten to release it; (c) smash car and beat up the PM's secretary; (d) burn buses to block traffic, etc. Yes, both PAD and UDD protested, but careful analysis would show that PAD and UDD actions are quite difference. If so, how can the same rules apply?
Actually, Red-Shirts should have thanks PM Aphisit for not using the same standard in dealing with the protesters as his predecessors. In his address to the nation, PM Aphisit confirmed that the military did not use real bullets against the protesters. Real bullets were only used when shots were fired in the air.
Ironically, the Red-Shirts did use real bullets. The two city residents who die in this riot were shot to death by the Red-Shirts. Would you call that double standard too?
The attack of the Red-Shirts (UDD supporters) in Pattaya that caused the postponement of the 14th ASEAN Summit was publicly motivated by Thaksin. This summit supposed to promote collaboration between leaders of 16 countries to help billions of people in our region out of the financial crisis. When the summit has to be postponed, the Red-Shirts celebrated their victory. What kinds of human being celebrate the delay in helping billions of people as their victory?
Suppose a bank is robbed. The bank security would be a concern to address, yes, but the robber is still the real culprit. The same logic should also apply here.
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Sure, it's from a blog (and so what? it's the future of journalism, better get used to it), but Le Fevre was there on the street the whole time getting pics etc. His account is interesting and he seems to be the ONLY media investigating this at the moment. Also two 100% confirmed bodies (bound, gagged, blow to back of head) of two UDD supporters were found in Bangkok's main river downstream from the point nearest to the main demo site. This has been covered in the pro-Abhisit Bangkok Post and police are investigating.
As for the Din Daeng action - I saw youtube footage of that action in Malaysia that clearly showed limp, unconscious bodies being loaded by soldiers into trucks (exactly the same as described the monk in Le Fevre's posting). This footage has now disappeared. I spoke to friends of soldiers who were being told by said soldiers that up to 60 people had died. I also heard direct from an army officer that the two civilians supposedly killed by the Red Shirts were actually shot by the police. The Din Daeng action occurred very early and little media was present. Also Din Daeng was first army action - best time to hit hard and deliver a message for rest of the day.
Now, much of what I've collated above is unsubstantiated and I wouldn't read it as fact. But to dismiss it out of hand and only swallow the army/govt's line (both have a long record of murder, lies, disappearances etc - just look at the recent disgraceful treatment of Burmese Rohingya refugees) hardly reflects the kind of independent and dispassionate thinking Thailand clearly needs right now.
If it comes out the army did kill people (still unproven but one probability) Abhisit is done for. He knows it. The Thai elite knows it. So expect every effort on their part to do so.
And also expect the UK, USA governments to fall in behind their ally. If only Abhisit was black, African and called Mugabe (or Arab or Chinese - hang on - Abhisit is Chinese!) then these govts might actually take some action.
Finally, it took 5days for the truth to come out about police involvement in Ian Tomlinson's death at London's recent G20 demo after an attempted cover up. We're just reaching that point now in Bangkok - so let's reserve judgment until an independent voice can look into ALL violence whether PAD, Red Shirt or Army/govt. In Thailand though, such a restrained voice is unlikely and, unfortunately, there maybe much worse to come.
The Army dragging bodies from the streets: which street, what is the name of the victim, and what time? All I see is that one photo of Mr. Sawai who's in a coma at Rajawithi hospital. Have any WITNESS accounts? Or just the blog posts serve as all the proof you need?
The charges were answered by the government with a "no". The Army/Gov't might be lying, but don't put non-existent responses in other people's mouths.
If there were bodies, then Abhisit needs to go. IF there were bodies... So far the only person who's gone missing is Thaksin.
Unfortunately, many red-shirts view Mr. Abhisit as just such a puppet of the PAD and Army-elitist coalitions. The nature of his victory in Parliament, by "buying votes" is seen as proof of his illegitimate rule; for every PAD story of money buying votes for Mr. Thaksin's supporters, three are found for Mr. Abhisit's. The Army dragging bodies from the streets after firing into, not over, crowds is unanswere by the government. The further fact that PAD has not had any restrictions has caused Mr. Abhisit to lose all hope of respect.
As it has been for the past 500+ years, most of the leaders in Thailand view the country through the prism of self-interest. The few who actually want a better lot for the masses have been forced to go along to get along. I can't speak to the motives inside other men's minds, but the actions in the past few days certainly betrays some fundamental qualities of the men involved.
Mr. Thaksin has repeatedly promised to return to the country to "lead his followers at the crack of the first bullet"; he's claimed red-shirt casualty numbers to the international press with varying bodycounts and details, none of which has been proven anywhere. (One of the alleged victims surfaced in a Bangkok hospital complaining that the red shirts abandoned him) ALL of the violence and damage perpetrated on Bangkok local communities were branded "outside jobs" regardless of testimony to the contrary from the victims.
The leaders of the PAD have wisely stayed on the sidelines most of the time in this debacle, but they must pay and answer for the damages wrought in their rampages as well.
This leaves the people in the middle - who can't form a government without support from one side or the other - in a bind. It's a "pick the colour of your protesters" proposition.
With a lot more goodwill in his pocket, Mr. Abhisit should try to spend his political capital on gettin the PAD to "sacrifice their comforts" by owning up to their actions. This will show that he's not a complete puppet of the conservative side and maybe help towards gathering a larger, safer coalition.
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Very recently Force India team principal Dr Vijay Mallya said that a podium for his team is not a pipe dream. Many thought it was too bold a notion for the perennial backmarkers. But just days later, driver Adrian Sutil has demonstrated that Mallyas hopes are perhaps not too fanciful after all with his fantastic qualifying performance that took him into Q3 and then to P7 on the Nurburgring grid
Q: At the start of the season team owner Vijay Mallya hoped he wouldnt have to walk too far down the grid to reach his cars. You made that wish come true today!
Adrian Sutil: Yes, wow! Everybody is happy in the team, including me as you can easily guess. It was a really great afternoon - making it to Q3 and then even better
clinching P7. Today everything went well. We made the right decisions in Q2. Now the aim must be to bring that home tomorrow. Its a long race! But we have the pace, as we have proved, and hopefully that will lead us straight into the points!
Q: Where is this explosion in performance coming from?
AS: Well, we have been a little bit lucky in Q2 because the session was really tricky with the temporary rainy conditions. But we made a smart move to put the slick tyres on very early and I was able to do a fantastic lap, which took me temporarily to P3 before it started to rain even more. But overall I must say we have made a very good step forward from Silverstone, where we unfortunately could not show our improvements due to my accident. But here weve been competitive all weekend long.
Q: Yesterday you mentioned that it would be great to make it into Q2, and didnt even mention Q3. Was it that far beyond your imagination?
AS: It was. You never can be really sure, but I expected to end up in Q2. Q3 seemed to be out of reach. Naturally you always dream about being among the top ten but I never would have guessed that it would come true this weekend. I am just so happy and overwhelmed. Really excited! Never forget - Im a first timer in Q3. I would love if it could become a habit!
Q: What does it mean for the team? Its obvious that the car has improved a lot, but you never had the chance to show it
AS: That is true. Now finally everything went our way. Weve been a bit of an unlucky team. Weve been many times in a position that would have enabled us to score points, or to just show that we are able to race at the front, but it took until today to be able to prove it. Today everything went right! It is a great feeling for everybody.
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EAST NEW YORK — A 41-year-old man was shot and killed in his East New York apartment early Friday, police said.
Edwin Pacheco was attacked by two assailants who broke into his basement apartment at 496 Logan Place shortly after 9 a.m., Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said.
The attackers first broke into a second-floor apartment in the building, ransacking the home and demanding money from a person inside, Kelly said.
They then went down to the building's basement and confronted Pacheco and his brother, Kelly said.
"They pistol whipped his brother and they ultimately shot [Pacheco] and killed him," Kelly said.
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It was not immediately clear if any money or personal items were taken from Pacheco or his brother, police said.


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4 Amazing from what little I've SeenPosted: 21/01/2009I've seen very few of Mr. Bean (The ones that stand out is when he goes to the hospital, goes swimming, goes for a picnic and visits one of the royal guards), but I've loved what i've seen.Is this box set ALL of the Mr. Bean episodes made, or is it as it says, series 1-5?
5 If you haven't got it, then AGENTS....ARE....GOOOO!!!Posted: 09/12/2008I'm not usually a massive fan of rhythm and dance type games, but was strongly recommended to buy it. Needless to say, I'm very glad I did.The basic story is that whenever someone cries for help to overcome a major problem, the Elite Beat Agents are there to help them overcome it, whether it's to help someone direct a successful film, or to more bizarre problems like helping someone overcome a fire breathing golem.The concept is very simple. You just tap and slide the numbered circles while spinning a wheel from time to time to the music being played.It's a very simple game to get into, as you'll eventually begin to time your taps well after only a few goes, and doesn't start off to hard to begin with. However, as you progress, you'll unlock more, harder songs to beat, and eventually unlock harder difficulty levels. When I mean harder difficulty's, I mean MUCH harder. I'm still stuck on the final song on 3 stars, and have heard there is AT LEAST one more harder setting. It's not a game you'll finish in a few days unless you're very quick. This could put some people off mind, but will give many people a good challenge.It also boasts a good multiplayer, even through one cart. I've only done this via one cart, but this alone was good to play against someone, flowing smoothly without a hiccup on either side.Lastly to mention is the lovely cutscenes and animation detail before and after each song and cutscenes during the song. All of them are in Japanese style anime (This game is based off the Japanese original after all), and all are worth watching at least once through just for it's weirdness. In fact, it's worthwhile going through each song and purposefully messing up (Having your bar in the 'No' bit). The cutscene is usually humerous to watch. The agents themselves look nice in their 3D models, and dance on the screen fluently with no slowdown at allOverall, this is a great game that boasts great graphics, very good gameplay, and long lastability IF you challenge the harder difficulty's (Which I'm sure you will). A strong multiplayer to boot makes this a must have title on the DS.
2 Decent effort, but plenty of faultsPosted: 09/12/2008I'll begin with the good bits about the game. The layout of the game is nice and simple (With tutorials to help out if you required them), and the control system is VERY easy to get used to due to the DS's touch screen. The live commentary is a neat touch as well, a little similar to the Football Manager games.However, this is let down by quite a few things:1. A VERY out of date roster. My team, Cardiff City, still had Matt Green (Sold), Robbie Fowler (Free to Blackburn), Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Released and retired), Steve Thompson (Free to Burnley), Michael Oakes (Released) and Glenn Loovens (Sold to Celtic), maybe one or two others, and yet had no Comminges (Our first signing of the summer), Heaton, Bothroyd and E. Johnson. Had McCormack though, which makes it more strange.2. Loans are very messed up. I loaned Kalou (Don't ask how) for an initial 11 weeks (Max it'll allow). I looked at his contract, had him till 2010. Very strange. Same went with Vela and Baines (Again, don't ask how).3. Some players drop drastically in rating for no apparent reason. I had Vela playing (And scoring) a lot, he was rated in the high 60's/low 70's. After one random game, his rating dropped below 50!!! He wasn't suspended or injured.4. It's unrealistic. As well as the Kalou and Baines loans, I got promoted as Cardiff to the Premiership, and looked at players out of contract. I was able to get Petr Cech, Steven Gerrard, Wes Brown, Xabi Alonso, Nicolas Anelka and Dimitar Berbatov all to me. This obviously put me in real money problems, which is also confusing. Surely I should be sacked if I'm £30m in debt???5. Lack of content. What you see in terms of players and teams is what you get. You can only manage in the english league, and buy players only in the english league (So if you're a prem team, your pool of players good enough for your club is very low). I know this might be due to DS limitations, but surely 1 or 2 more top leagues wouldn't have gone amiss.If you can find this on the cheap, I'd consider giving it a shot just because it's a simple on the go game. Other than that, I wouldn't recommend it.
5 A Must Own Title!!!Posted: 02/05/2007This game is generally a turn based strategy with Nintendo cartoon style graphics, but don't let that put you off, because beneath the looks is a game that even the hardcore could find difficult.As mentioned in Play.com's description, following on from the last two games on the Game Boy Advance, the Black Hole army has regrouped with new CO's and weapons, and are once again attacking the Orange Star, Blue Moon, Yellow Comet and Green Earth nations. As a result, the four nations combine forces to become the Allied Nations to fight back against Black Hole.There are new CO's and new units to command and use, including the massive Megatanks and Black Hole's Black Boat amongst others. New maps are also included in the game amongst the other maps from the previous two, as well as your usual map editor.There are some new modes as well to test you, including a combat mode (Make an army out of a certain amount of funds and beat all the CO's with that army) and a survival mode (EG. A time mode where you have 30 minutes to beat all the CO's).This is one of the best DS games to be released so far with its stylish looks and solid gameplay with enough modes and gameplay variations to keep you going for a long time.Along with Mario Kart DS and New Super Mario Bros., this is a game that NEEDS to be in your DS collection.


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Zeituni Onyango | |
Born | Protectorate of Kenya | May 29, 1952
Died | April 7, 2014 Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. | (aged 61)
Home town | South Boston, Massachusetts |
Parents | Hussein Onyango Obama, Sarah Obama[1] |
Zeituni Onyango | |
Born | Protectorate of Kenya | May 29, 1952
Died | April 7, 2014 Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. | (aged 61)
Home town | South Boston, Massachusetts |
Parents | Hussein Onyango Obama, Sarah Obama[1] |
Zeituni Onyango (/zeɪˈtʌni ɔːˈnjɑːŋɡoʊ/ zay-TUN-ee aw-NYAHNG-goh; May 29, 1952 – April 7, 2014) was known as the half-aunt of United States President Barack Obama; she was born into the Luo tribe in Kenya.[2][1][3][4] Born during the British rule of the Protectorate of Kenya, Onyango was the half-sister of Barack Obama, Sr., father to the president.[4] The younger Obama refers to her as "Aunti Zeituni" in his 1995 memoir, Dreams from My Father.[5] In 2002 she had applied for political asylum in the United States but was denied. She became notable when her case was leaked in the final days of the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign in which Barack Obama was the Democratic candidate, attracting international media attention.[6]
In 2000, Onyango entered the United States on a temporary visa to accompany her son to college; she remained past its expiration date. In 2002 she sought political asylum in the United States, citing ethnic violence, as Kenya and East Africa had suffered an escalation in violence in the 2000s.[7][8] Her case was denied in 2004. She remained in South Boston, Massachusetts, where she lived in public housing, and retained legal representation to try to gain asylum.[7]
Her case highlighted "the hot-button topic of illegal immigration" in a presidential race that had avoided it, as well as contradictory rules governing eligibility for public housing in Massachusetts.[6][9] The Massachusetts Department of Human Services investigated how her case was leaked. There was heightened federal administrative review on asylum deportations until after the 2008 general election.[6][9] Onyango's case is often cited in light of immigration reform efforts of the Obama administration.[10]
Zeituni Onyango was born in 1952 into the Luo tribe in Kenya, daughter of Onyango Obama and his third wife Sarah Onyango Obama. She was a much younger half-sister to Barack Obama, Sr., the son of their father's second wife.[11][1][3][4] She was born during the British rule of the Protectorate of Kenya.[4]
Onyango became educated and worked as a computer programmer at Kenya Breweries in Nairobi. In 1988, she met her American half-nephew, Barack Obama, during his first trip to Kenya at the age of 27. He was meeting with his father's side of his family for the first time.[1] His parents had separated when Obama was two, and his time afterward with his father was limited to a month's visit in Hawai'i when the boy was 10. [12] Barack Obama, Sr. remarried in Kenya and fathered about six children; he died in 1982. Obama's trip to Kenya was to meet and learn more about the many members of the paternal side of his family.[12]
At the time, Onyango gave Obama perspective on his father and his achievements, noting that, when Barack Sr. left Kenya for Hawai'i in 1959 to go to college, he was the first in the family to travel by airplane and to study abroad. She also provided details about the complicated extended family from his father's four marriages (two of which were polygamous).[13] Barack Obama Sr. fathered six sons and a daughter in addition to Obama. As of 2010, all but one live in Britain or the United States; Mark Obama Ndesandjo lives in China.[14] After returning to Kenya with a master's degree from Harvard University, Barack Sr. became an economist in the government. He eventually rose to become senior economist in the Kenyan Ministry of Finance before political conflict with President Kenyatta destroyed his career.[15][16] In his memoir Dreams from My Father (1995), Barack Obama wrote about his journey to Kenya, including meeting Onyango, whom he called "Aunti Zeituni".[5][17]
Onyango visited the United States multiple times since 1975, returning to Kenya each time until the 2000s.[9] She entered the US on a temporary visa in 2000 together with her son, who had been accepted at a college in Boston.[18] Commercial databases show she received a Social Security card in 2001, indicating she had legal status as an immigrant at that time.[8]
By 2002, Onyango had already applied for political asylum when she applied for public housing in Boston.[1][7] She moved into the apartment, run by Massachusetts authorities, after back surgery made walking difficult.[7] A Boston Housing Authority official said that the agency was never notified that a deportation order had been issued against Onyango after the government denied her request for asylum.[19] William McGonigle, deputy director of the Boston Housing Authority, said, "We have no affirmative responsibility I am aware of to further check on their [applicants'] status after they are initially deemed to be eligible."[20](A 1977 federal consent decree, resulting from a class action lawsuit in Waltham, prohibits state officials from denying public housing to illegal immigrants).[7][21]
Beginning in 2003, Onyango lived in a South Boston public housing project, according to Boston Public Housing Authority (BHA) officials.[3] William McGonigle said she served as a public health advocate on behalf of the BHA.[3][22] Described as a frail woman who walked with a cane, Onyango had been granted a flat normally set aside for people facing physical hardship.[1] As of 2008 Onyango worked as a volunteer computer systems co-ordinator for the Experience Corps, a program in which adults over age 55 mentor children in their communities.[1]
Margaret Wong, Onyango's immigration lawyer since 2008, said at the time the story broke that Onyango could be barred from reentering the US for up to ten years if she left the country.[23] Wong said that Onyango needed to stay for medical care because she could not walk.[23]
In 2010 Onyango was granted political asylum. Interviewed in September 2010 following this action, she described having lived in a homeless shelter for two years in Boston while waiting for her public housing apartment.[24] She said that she received disability checks of up to $700 a month. She did not apologize for overstaying her visa.[25][24]
"I don't mind," she said. "You can take that house. I can be on the streets with homeless people. I didn't ask for it. They gave it to me. Ask your system. I didn't create it or vote for it. Go and ask your system."
—Zeituni Onyango, WBZ-TV, September 21, 2010 reported and quoted from the WBZ-TV interview[25]
In 2002 Onyango applied for political asylum in the United States citing violence in Kenya; a federal immigration judge eventually rejected the request and instructed her to leave the country.[8][26] Joan Friedland, a lawyer and immigration policy director at the National Immigration Law Center in Washington, noted that even when an immigration judge makes such a decision, other options exist for an asylum claimant.[7]
Onyango, along with other Obama family members, was born into the Luo tribe, Kenya's third-largest (12%) ethnic group.[17][27][28] Kenya had longstanding "ethnic tension between the Luo and Kikuyu"; the Kikuyu are the most populous tribe, accounting for approximately 22% of the country's people.[29][30]
Some of the tensions between the Luo and the Kikuyu date to the mid-1960s post-independence period, when a bitter falling out between the president (a Kikuyu) and his Vice President Jaramogi Odinga (a Luo) resulted in a "sustained political persecution of the Luo." The Luo are considered one of Kenya's most marginalised groups.[31]
In 2002 the National Rainbow Coalition won political control of Kenya, but the country remained politically unstable. electoral manipulation was alleged, and it was widely confirmed by international observers in the 2007 elections.[32][33] The political fallout from the 2007 election resulted in a country-wide economic and humanitarian crisis extending into 2008. Throughout the 2000s, there had been widespread ethnic violence in Kenya and East Africa, including killings,[9][34][35] and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people by 2008.[36][37][38]
Raila Odinga, Kenya's prime minister and former opposition leader in 2008, is also of the Luo tribe. The son of Jaramogi Odinga, he claims to be a cousin of Barack Obama.[39][40] In 2008 Odinga served as Prime Minister of Kenya with president Mwai Kibaki, a Kikuyu, in a coalition government.
The American Prospect noted in 2008 that Onyango risked being persecuted and tortured in Kenya if she returned, and said that risk to her family members had increased, whether or not she was deported, because of her asylum case having been leaked and widely publicized internationally.[30] They also noted that due to the heightened danger in Kenya, her asylum claim in the US was bolstered.[30] After her case was revealed in international media, Onyango traveled to stay with unidentified friends in Cleveland, Ohio. She had felt threatened in Boston, as people called and knocking on her door at all hours.[18] The Boston police said that there was a problem with curiosity seekers and paparazzi.
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Onyango's immigration status became the subject of widespread international media attention in the final week of the 2008 U.S. presidential election, in which her half-nephew Obama was the Democratic candidate. Based on anonymous government sources, Associated Press reported that Onyango was living in the United States without valid immigration status; she had been asked to leave in 2004 after her request for asylum was denied by an immigration judge. Although such an order from a judge can be appealed, it was unknown if Onyango had appealed the order.[41] Onyango's case resulted in a special nationwide directive within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) requiring any deportations to be approved at the level of ICE regional directors before the U.S presidential election. In discussing Onyango's case, various media outlets discussed some of the issues of immigrants, including political asylum cases.[citation needed]
Putting Onyango's case in perspective, MSNBC's Domenico Montanaro noted at the time that thousands of people live for years in the US after receiving deportation orders.[42] "Fugitive apprehension teams usually target suspects with criminal records before they go after simple immigration violators".[42] Of an estimated ten million illegal immigrants, The Washington Post noted that an estimated 550,000 persons who have been denied asylum continue to reside in the United States.[43][44]
Onyango was granted a waiver of deportation on May 17, 2010 by the United States, and became a legal resident.[45] Immigration Judge Leonard I. Shapiro granted Zeituni Onyango, her lawyers Margaret Wong and Scott Bratton, and her two doctors an extended hearing that lasted five hours. At the end, Shapiro granted her legal residency and permission to work in the United States.[46]
Onyango donated money to her nephew's 2008 presidential campaign, but these were considered illegal under US law. Foreign citizens and/or immigrants without green cards may not make political donations. The campaign said they would return her donations, regardless of her status, to avoid any appearance of wrongdoing.[4][47]
The Washington Post noted federal privacy law restricts the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from disclosing information about citizens and permanent residents, and DHS policy limits disclosures about an immigrant's status.[48] Asylum seekers are granted greater protection from release of information to the public, because of the sensitive nature of their claims and the risks of retaliation.[48] A spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said the Onyango case had been referred to the agency's Office of Professional Responsibility and its parent department's inspector general for investigation of the leak.[48] "They are looking into whether there was a violation of policy in publicly disclosing individual case information", ICE spokeswoman Kelly Nantel said. "We can't comment on individual cases."[41]
Onyango died at a care home on April 7, 2014 in Boston, Massachusetts. She had breast cancer and a respiratory ailment.[49]
[Barack Obama Sr.] was a polygamist who had, over the course of his lifetime, four wives and eight children.


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