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On a break from his gig as a stand-up bass player with the jazz band performing that night, Akrie went to Dianne’s table and asked for a cigarette, even though he didn’t smoke. “He had everything from Jaguars to Model A’s to everything you can imagine from the ’30s and ’40s and into the ’50s.”. He loved music and loved to dance and just be goofy, his family said. Emelina works at the same facility as a psychiatric nurse. After all, a person doesn’t climb Mt. As a teenager he immigrated to the United States, along with his sweetheart, María. Though Daniel recovered, Silvia and Taurino remained on ventilators. On April 11, Browner was rushed to Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Medical Center with a high fever, dehydration and pneumonia. Then came Linder Foods, which specialized in salad dressings. He served as president of the Los Angeles chapter, a national board member and western regional representative. Berry’s first husband, Jody Berry, died in 2005, and she established the Jody Berry Theatre at RiverPark Center in Owensboro, Ky. in his memory. “He liked to say he was the last of his generation,” said Netanya Cranford, Carpenter’s grand-niece. The Stockton-based sales specialist found himself inundated with requests from customers for PPE and not enough supplies to meet the spiking demand. He and his wife had eloped in 2005, eager to start their lives together. She later married Harlow Hemm, who died in 2018. “She said she chose me because she saw a gleam in my eye,” said Patrick, who has cerebral palsy. After 32 years at the city’s public transit system, he retired in 2009. I hope you get better, and I hope you don’t go out,’” she said. “She overcame, I think, a lot of her mental illness struggles with a lot of bravery and courage as a single parent,” Ehlers said. Allen Garfield, a veteran character actor who was a vital player in classic 1970s films such as “The Conversation” and “Nashville,” has died at a rest home in Los Angeles from complications of COVID-19. It made sense, then, that he would go on to join the Marines and become a sheriff’s deputy, Melvin said. This year, he had planned to take his wife to explore his home country. He worked 25 years in IT at Unified Grocers, leaving only when the company merged with another. In her Human Behavioral Organization class, she motivated her students to “go out of your comfort zone and explore the world in a different perspective,” wrote Ria Uy-Salazar, a former student of Maria's, on a GoFundMe page. Kass is survived by his wife, two sons and four grandchildren. Emma worked different jobs in Del Rio, and her husband took up seasonal work in the East Bay at the old Hunt’s fruit packing cannery. Lopez moved to Southern California and got a regular gig at P.J.’s Night Club in West Hollywood. When Dulce Aguilo was alive, Dalisay would sometimes pass by her room and catch her watching cooking videos on YouTube for hours, sometimes deep into the night. When it was clear Echaluce was nearing the end, the doctors asked Melissa if she would like to come see her father to say goodbye. The family spent a lot of time fishing at the Redondo Beach Pier. When he got back, he was smiling from ear to ear. He faced a four-hour delay to get an ambulance, and died just after midnight in the hospital on April 5. Everett never made it big, although he did win a best documentary award from the Pan-African Film and Arts Festival for “41st and Central.” Corey said, “He was always scuffling for the next project or whatever, to actually get the permissions that he needed in order to have it shown on TV or shown in theaters,” Corey said. He would always look forward to seeing his relatives from Stockton at Raiders games, where they would tailgate before kickoff. Whitney, 14,505 feet high in their favorite place in the world, the Sierra Nevada. Lauded for its realistic portrayal of a working-class American family, the series reached No. The couple were married in 1963 and raised two daughters just outside of Minneapolis. “He loved being able to spend time with somebody and they saw improvement immediately, whether it was his golf swing or improvement in his day. You go to a track meet now and there are five guys in a tent running the timing system. George and Shirley Bender found enjoyment in water sports, ran marathons as part of the Palos Verdes Pacers running club and once hiked to the top of Mt. He had planned to retire soon and start a charter boat company in the Caribbean. Two proposals later, Toyling finally said “yes.” At the time of his death, they’d been married 42 years. Friends and relatives prefer to focus on her remarkable life, not her death. Dispatched to prison after being convicted of second-degree murder, Spector died Saturday while in custody in a Northern California hospital where he was being treated, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The 47-year-old father was his family’s provider and protector. It was the last chapter in a love story that spanned decades. For their 30th wedding anniversary, the couple took their children and their significant others to Kauai, where they’d also spent their honeymoon. “Her home was always open.”. “I think after he lost his first son from his first marriage, he understood that time was precious and making memories was important,” Ilene said. Soon Sun would always make “old school” Korean dishes like galbijjim and yakgwa for the family. If there was anything that Francia Hernandez knew how to do for her daughters, it was throw elaborate birthday parties. She cheered him on when he ran cross country, took him to Mass when he graduated from high school and swelled with pride when he was accepted to Cal State San Bernardino. What are you doing? Garfield would become a supporting-player mainstay of some of the best films of the ’70s, including Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Conversation”; “The Candidate” with Robert Redford; Robert Altman’s “Nashville”; Woody Allen’s “Bananas”; Billy Wilder’s “The Front Page”; William Friedkin’s “The Brink’s Job”; and Richard Rush’s “The Stunt Man.”. Strong-willed, adventurous, confident and caring, Gentry died May 13 due to complications of COVID-19. Well known in the community because of all the events and causes she supported, Ibarra helped local migrants by providing them with food and second-handed clothes and took part in charity events at her church. After years of delay, the club finally reopened on the renovated Santa Monica Pier in 1996, but its beachside tenure was short-lived. Navigating household bills and estimating grocery store totals were her forte. “He was the kind of person that brightened up a room. She recalled birthday parties she would have as a teen where she would watch her friends fall into long, deep discussions with her father. Spector was hospitalized after becoming ill with COVID-19, said a source familiar with his medical condition who wasn’t authorized to speak publicly on the matter. Gómez stopped drinking and began attending Mass with Regalado. “If someone came to us and didn’t have much,” Jon said, “they certainly went away with something.”. “I think that’s probably what he was put on Earth to do, is to keep people safe,” he said. In addition to him and his wife, another daughter, who suffers from a chronic disease, also became infected. “He took initiative. As far back as the silent films era, African-Americans have been featured in motion pictures playing roles depicting some aspect of acting and being purveyors of a black image. “Otherwise, I have no idea about his time there.”. Kennedy withstood several controversies, including the university’s continued ownership of land leased by a farming operation that used migrant labor, investments in companies that did business with South Africa, and his relationship to the Hoover Institution. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother. They had been apart for nearly 20 years. Emmanuele said he also tested positive for the virus and ended up losing his job and being evicted. His life changed in the mid-1970s with an out-of-the-blue phone call from a fan, Eno, who had heard a recording of one of his pieces. Until his mid-70s, he could bench press more than 200 pounds. The Newark, N.J.-born Garfield first set out as a boxer and a sportswriter. That business began with a stallion named El Greco. Co-workers in Sally’s tight-knit work community gathered recently to release a bouquet of colorful balloons, etched with heartfelt messages: Miss you forever. In addition to hosting her nieces and nephews during summers, Talbott had an affection for her furry family, at one point taking in 30 stray cats. He was the house chef, treating his family to chicken adobo, Filipino spring rolls and other dishes from his native country. Daniel eventually became a pastor as well. After the holidays, Daniel was the first in the Rivera family to show COVID-19 symptoms. “She had him reading Dickens and Gandhi when he was a kid,” Xan said. In 1968 he followed Fairchild colleagues Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore to a start-up the two had founded in the semiconductor chip industry. After 12 years in prison, Leonard “Lenny” Auerbach was just three months away from being released to a halfway house when COVID-19 began to spread in California in late March. “We thought he had a virus,” said his wife, “but not coronavirus.” Valero died from coronavirus-related complications June 14 at age 35. “On the Friday before he died, while he was in the hospital, he sold 320 tomatoes from the hospital bed, with the oxygen mask on,” said Astorga. It was there that she met fellow Navy Corpsman Chesley James “Jim” Gentry, whom she married in 1948. “Every city, every scene needs a Len Fagan,” former Atlantic Records A&R executive Tim Sommer wrote in a Facebook post after learning of his death. He was 56. As a hostess at Cornerstone, Henry comforted mourners at funerals, handing out tissues and hugs. It was due to close contact.”, “Please take care of yourself,” he added in a followup video. Lourdes is survived by her husband, son, daughters Janice and Maureen, five grandchildren, and eight brothers and sisters. Lynn and Penelope were together for 60 years until her death in 2015, and their love story is one of many achievements in a life well-lived. She showed no symptoms. As an activist, Bernuy and four other nuns were handcuffed and arrested in 1981 after blocking the driveway to the Federal Building in downtown L.A in protest of the deportation of Salvadoran refugees. Martinez was a devout Jehovah’s Witness and would make it clear to all of her guests that “this is a Christian home.” She loved making tamales and her delectable chile verde, her daughter said. He was nominated for three others alongside Steven Spielberg: “E.T. The order was founded in 1923 by Sister Margaret Slachta, a social worker and the first woman elected to the Hungarian Parliament. Besides co-founding PrideNetwork, he also was among those who started the group's eQuality Scholarship Collaborative in 1989, Rasmussen said. We all have a responsibility for each other.”. Born in Delaware, she spent most of her teen years in Dayton, Ohio, where she became a volunteer at the Stillwater Center, a home for physically and mentally challenged adults and children. “Those were the moments that made him so happy.”. He had a cabinet full of original songs, scribbled on unlined white paper in his distinct, fluid cursive. “We were those people and we had to support him and everyone else.”. Cook died in 2010. “I miss those times,” Lai said. She even learned how to drive their RV and load his wheelchair, so they could continue traveling with the American Clipper Owners’ Club. Everything changed, however, when Ramirez returned from a business trip with a fever in early March. It was the second marriage for both and each already had two children. He is survived by his wife Hernandez, and their nine children: Juanita Leos-Fullerton, Mario Leos Jr., Amelia Leos-Cepeida, Aurora Leos, Maria Luz Leos-Pacheco, Lydia Leos, Elizabeth Leos-Kasper, Jaime Leos, Javier Leos. “He was always protective of us. She and other bereaved mothers spoke to Soledad state prison inmates to steer them away from violence and gang life. He was a diehard San Francisco 49ers fan. Upon his return to the States, White attended Compton College and USC, becoming a lifelong Trojan fan. By late March, both were in the hospital, along with Lawrence, who would come “within an inch” of losing his life. He taught sixth grade for 20 years in Los Angeles schools as well as in schools for the children of military personnel in Japan, Germany and the Philippines. When Robert Mendoza graduated from high school at 17, he offered his mom a choice. In the ’80s, he started Vega Bar and Concessions, which sold liquor and bar supplies. Mitrovich is survived by her sister Beba and four nieces and nephews. Ed got a text from his brother at 12:19 a.m. on March 23, when Theodore had only hours to live. She set the bar high for us and really taught us how to stand on our own two feet and that we didn't need to rely on others.". She was the sixth resident of the Motion Picture and Television Fund skilled-nursing home to die from the virus. Clausen was released from the concentration camp only when her diphtheria required hospitalization. In a statement, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti described Price as “a towering giant of our faith community in Los Angeles and an inspiring force for justice worldwide,” and added: “His ministry had local roots, but a global impact — providing care, resources, and a helping hand to the most vulnerable in our city and far beyond our borders.”. Fierroz had many friends who would have wanted to attend his funeral and mourn his passing, Estrella said. For all of her fun and foibles, Gentry was also a great friend and nurturer. But God has opened Heaven for her. Duran is survived by daughters Jody Duran, Janet Duran, Wilson and Cutillo; siblings Gracie Varela, Bill Duran and George Duran; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Just give me the flight number and who I’m picking up,’ ” said Pastor Phil Cookes, who worked with Bernard for more than two decades at Teen Challenge and South Bay Celebration Church. Amy and Annie were students at UC Riverside. “Everybody in San Pedro knew him,” said his sister, Linda Cherney. It was the last time the entire family was able to gather around to see her. “Mom loved Belinda so much,” Laura said, “she became the center of my mom’s world.” And anyone who was part of Wernick’s world, naturally needed to learn to skate. “He was a real gentle coach. Even as a youth leader in church, he connected with others who were in need, recalled longtime friend and co-founder of Resilient, Michael Guedel. The mother of two also lived in Alameda for a while to be close to her younger daughter. An avid reader, Farrell studied philosophy at Cal State Long Beach, and later, having attended est seminars developed by Werner Erhard on human potential, he learned that he was responsible for his own happiness. Coming full circle, Rosario reconnected with her own son long before she died at age 87 from COVID-19 complications on Aug. 10 at New Orange Hills nursing home in Orange. In early March, Sperling was hospitalized after injuring his knees in a fall at his Sacramento home. But she could tell something was wrong. The work also included helping families with other necessities, such as registering children for school. A longtime Glendale resident, Saldana, 77, died of COVID-19 complications on April 13. His positive test result was not so much of a surprise: A week before, just after lockdown orders were put in place, Echaluce met with three friends at one of their homes. “On this deep soul level.”. Instead, family was the most important thing in his life. “This virus is like a monster; it grabs you and it doesn’t let you go,” Jackie said. Bruce Barack would have turned 80 in April and had no intention of slowing down. She and Bob, her husband of 58 years, socialized by square dancing. She and her extended family took summer vacations to Lake Almanor, and she was a longtime parishioner at St. Mel in Fair Oaks, where she helped feed and console families who had lost loved ones. Jacinto Abarca knew the way to his daughter Karina’s heart: Offer her fruit with Tajín, a chili-lime seasoning. This year, Marin began living his dream of being a long-haul truck driver. The organization, now known as PG&E PrideNetwork, advocated for its member employees and started a dialogue with management with an eye toward equality. It was there at a little trail behind the Doppler building in San Jose that Ta began running. It was the last day of high school and Julio Ramirez didn’t have money to buy his yearbook so his friend Julie Murillo helped pay for it. “Everybody said God first, family second,” Berry said. At one point, he and his wife owned four Wing Stop locations in the Bay Area. V - E Day was just days away - May 7, 1945. Their doctor told them to go to the hospital only if they reached a fever of over 102 degrees. Eventually, a 2013 U.S. Supreme Court ruling rendered the proposition unconstitutional. He had been debating whether to give a speech then or wait until June, when his brother and his wife would celebrate their vows in the Philippines. They were married in 1951 and lived in Alameda, Oakland, San Leandro and Stockton before moving to Fair Oaks in 1972. For something more casual, they enjoyed Far East Cafe on Grant Avenue. Before Eliseo del Rosario Moya left for the hospital with worsening COVID-19 symptoms on the evening of April 5, he made sure he was presentable. At Denny’s one Sunday morning, he asked for her biggest life lesson. Along with bedrooms, Edwin Echaluce, though living on a tight budget as a mail carrier, would give away money, too. At the time, she was a single mother and was suffering from depression. On Dec. 7, Carmela, who visited each day to take care of her parents, arrived to find her mother dead. They developed symptoms too. Francisca was “begging him to come home and get better," Morales said. Sotto Santos died on June 8, at age 47. He also began studying psychology and mentoring younger inmates in need of guidance. Whether he was competing in a giant-slalom ski race as a 70-year old, backpacking through the High Sierras or driving from Los Angeles to Cabo San Lucas in a Volkswagen Microbus, Jack B. Indreland was born thrill-seeker. He had a large group that he would take daily walks with around his Rancho Palos Verdes neighborhood, and those friends would also keep Bender busy with handyman and plumbing projects. The deadliest American epidemic of the 1950s was polio, which killed thousands of children and paralyzed tens of thousands more. She was my coach. “Maybe because he worked there. They celebrated birthdays and special occasions such as Easter and Christmas with parties and family gatherings at home. She spent her three decades clean helping those around her who also struggled with addiction. That’s the only reason why the pastor and his wife knew who we were.”. So Barber did something about it at his workplace, co-founding Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s LGBTQ employee resource group in 1986. That’s how our phone calls were: ‘What are you eating for lunch? Prior to her illness, Clausen continued to swim well into her 80s, before a downturn in her health forced her to move into a nursing home. “Larry Baza’s life and work made a difference in San Diego and across California.”. “Granted, we were the slowest, but we still made it.”. As a toddler, Young picked up some Japanese when the family was stationed in Okinawa, his brother said. “When she was pregnant with me, she said she picked melons like it was no big deal.”. He was the brother of another young man who worked at the hospital, Ruben Trejo. “We see and talk to each other all the time. When a massive earthquake struck the San Franscico area in 1989, killing dozens, Guillén huddled his family in his van to keep them safe. With Gateway on lockdown, family members could not visit Akrie in his final days. The PTA mom started as a volunteer, spending hours inside her children’s kindergarten classroom to help teachers with whatever was necessary. In one episode, he agreed to cast dozens of Native American extras at the demand of musician and guest star Buffy Sainte-Marie, who was Cree. Recalling a story that was told at her funeral, Luster said Rosario would often enter a room and tell the prisoners, “The only problem with you guys is you’re all liars.”. “We went to all different types of calls — medical calls, barricaded suspects, police shootings,” Torres said. He spent two weeks connected to a ventilator and died July 20. “My dad has been a partner for 35 years to my mom,” Álvarez said. A Labrador and Australian Ridgeback mix, his dog Dreamer was the only family Hobo had left, and it was a miracle the two had lived so long. While she was busy, he and a few co-conspirators jacked up her car, pulled off the tires and replaced them with bricks.

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