Carol’s affinity for the area stemmed in large part from her work at Westridge, where students referred to her affectionately as “Ms. When Adriel marched in his first Veterans Day parade with the school band, his father walked alongside so he could take pictures the whole way. He was 95. They went to the movies and bowled together. Holderman’s body was transferred to a UCLA medical center to study the neurological effects of COVID-19 on his brain. Cynthia never made it home, succumbing to the virus at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto on Sept. 19. Swing was a leader in Los Angeles’ Historic Filipinotown and had worked with multiple community organizations serving the Filipino American community. Day or night, “she hardly ever left his side,” Vincenza said. The role would eventually lead to many more within the troupe, including that of Juan Diego — the man who witnessed the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe — in El Teatro's biennial production of "La Virgen del Tepeyac" at the Old Mission San Juan Bautista. Two weeks went by without any symptoms, but suddenly his fever spiked and his breathing became troubled. Her children missed that comfort at the small funeral they held for her in Colma. He loved Paris. That was Hollywood. The family moved from Canada to the U.S. when he was 5. But Gaspár turned it down, saying he felt sick. He was looking forward to becoming the first man in his family to reach 90, but contracted COVID-19 while staying in an acute care center in Sunnyvale, his daughter said. McAdoo had created a Yelp page for Reddz Foodz and written about her love of cooking and delight in sharing delicious food with others. For Thanksgiving, Carmelita and Federico joined Carmela and her family at Frederic’s house in Elk Grove. According to Ashraf, DeSelle was among a group of mourners who sat one table over from a man who was an asymptomatic carrier of COVID-19 and likely unknowingly contracted the virus that causes the disease. According to the driver’s trial testimony, Spector emerged from the house holding a handgun. “He would just go out of his way to try and make people smile.”. Harding died in 2002 and Merry in 2019. Callie said she has not quite come to terms with the fact that their father will not be there for either big day. It was a position he would hold for many years, eventually serving as department chair, teaching while writing poems, plays, professional articles and textbooks. Mitchell’s caring nature extended to the family pets — particularly her beloved dogs; Cooper, Twister and a silky haired terrier, Nicholas. Soon, Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon came in, followed by a slew of other celebrities. Palos was living at the Santa Teresita Manor assisted living facility in Duarte when she began losing her appetite in late April, Dearborn said. Breier agreed to meet and the two had their first date at a Starbucks. Wall died on Jan. 6 from complications of COVID-19. Buffie Purselle throws a spa day to reconnect friendships. She is survived by her seven children, nine grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. Cindy Domasky became a mother figure to Iribarne at the writing group and visited him at the care facilities where he lived in recent years. In recent years, the two also traveled extensively, sometimes visiting former students in different parts of the United States. Young John soon warmed to their routine because they often would stop at the shop, where Patricia would treat him to hot chocolate before school. “Whenever I wanted to quit, he would bolster me up,” she said. On more than 28 films, Bernstein worked as filmmaker Stanley Kramer’s executive secretary, befriending the likes of Sidney Poitier and Vivien Leigh along the way. Sullivan died from complications of COVID-19 on April 13, a few days after her 91st birthday. Her husband died in 1976, and she never remarried. If the grandchildren were acting up and someone tried to scold them, Zuniga would say, “just leave them alone, they’re children.”. In addition to Dianna and his four children, Scheu is remembered by three grandchildren, his sister, two brothers and his entire extended family. He began working at age 5 or 6, collecting water from the river, grabbing satchels of corn and grinding it to make tortillas for dinner. After high school, he worked as a stucco contractor with his father, as a concrete truck driver and at lumber yards. Jeanne Mary Roche was a lifelong Californian, never living far from her birthplace in San Francisco. On April 15, Vania Indreland received a call from hospital staff saying her husband’s condition was deteriorating and that he probably wouldn’t survive. The brothers cannot cross the border to console with Isaac without also becoming stuck outside of the U.S., though the three are protected for now by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, which grants work permits and temporary protection from deportation to undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children. Will it hurt other people?” Melvin said. On April 28, after a few days in the hospital with difficulty breathing, Ramirez died from the virus. Three of Abarca’s children and his wife also tested positive for the infection, but they've since recovered. In an interview with KCBX radio in San Luis Obispo in 2016, Bush said he was the last living clergy member with ties to Alcatraz. It ended up being the best thing to happen to me.”. Borchert was married twice and helped raise three kids, including his stepson and two adopted daughters. When he graduated in 1985, he was the class salutatorian. In his flamboyant Tommy Bahama shirt, leather jacket, Hugo Boss jeans and shiny dress shoes, Dave Browner was hard to miss. He had proclaimed, “I pray to God I don’t leave this world until I meet a child from my daughter,” according to Coralia. “Her home was always open.”. Rivera then asked Angel, whose breathing is regularly aided by an oxygen tank, for a tank to use himself. As a child, her family was too poor to buy patterns to make their own clothing, so she designed her own, honing a creativity that later bloomed into her life’s passion. But Sullivan gave up the job to care for her children, raising two daughters, Shannon and Liz, and two sons, Joe and Tom, mostly in La Mirada. “We did everything as a family. “He really felt like he was saving not just one person, but as many people that might be affected by a meth lab blowing up or by a suspicious package in a courthouse,” Werksman’s older brother, Harry, told The Times. She did not talk a lot about her struggles. “She wasn’t afraid,” Kathy said. “She believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself,” her Narcotics Anonymous sponsee Donna said. He had three siblings, all of whom preceded him in death, as did his father. A Fullerton resident, he recently served on the board of the Children's Hospital of Orange County. She spent a month at Kaweah Delta Medical Center, where she died June 21. “My grandma passed on Father’s Day,” their granddaughter Melissa said. “He told me to always think of others,” said his daughter Desiree Hernandez. At the time, she was a single mother and was suffering from depression. “It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done but also one of the biggest blessings,” Dianna said. A nun for years and later a teacher after leaving the order, Roche died Oct. 2 at Nazareth House assisted living community in San Rafael from cardiac disease with COVID-19 officially listed as a contributing factor. As a young man, he wrestled with a heroin addiction before enrolling in a rehab program through Teen Challenge, a Christian non-profit. They had planned an Alaskan cruise this spring, before the pandemic shut everything down. Over the course of his life, this man who had “a poet’s heart,” as his family says, devoted himself not only to the written word, but also to photography and architectural design. He coached, assessed and taught leadership to more than 1,500 company presidents and senior executives, and served as a consultant to numerous corporations in the U.S., Europe and Asia. “Dad was a quick learner and so quick-witted. He was drafted into the military in 1942 when he was a 21-year-old student at UCLA. While his jobs varied, one constant was Akrie’s devotion to community service. Jason Timmons met Abraham nearly three years ago --- the two struck up a conversation while standing in line at a local Starbucks, where the two went almost every morning. When Chiu died, friends joked that he went to heaven, found Florence and immediately asked, “What’s for dinner?”, Late in life, Chiu developed Alzheimer’s disease. Known for his witty commentary on cholo culture, Luna grew up in East L.A. and Fontana and performed at local clubs such as Hollywood’s Improv and Pasadena’s Ice House. But three days later, George passed out in the bathroom and had to be taken back to the hospital by ambulance. He hobnobbed with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones in London, surrounded himself with bodyguards and was the subject of one of Tom Wolfe’s earliest pieces of “new journalism,” “The First Tycoon of Teen,” a portrait of youthful excess. The two spent days quarantining in the same room and briefly spoke about dying together. “I was a math teacher so we had that in common.”. She volunteered at blood drives and staffed election day polling places, registered people to vote and prepared them for citizenship. When he made it back home on the weekends, he would spend time with his family and occasionally take Grace to the movies. As the Eichenbaum’s only child, Berry eventually became president of their foundation. His family doesn’t know how he got the coronavirus. By 1994 Grissom was ready for a change in routine-- the paper route had begun to get a bit tiring, so the Zerlangs hired him as a docent at the museum they run, the Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum. “She helped a lot of families,” said Aguilar’s sister, Christina Duran. “Possessions didn’t mean that much to him.”. “She was a get-up-and-go gal,” he added. The family’s dire economic situation forced Lopez to drop out of high school and work. “She liked taking care of old people; she took pride and a real interest in taking care of them,” Sanchez said. A lifelong Southern California resident, Breed-Rabitoy worked 36 years as a human resources manager at UCLA’s administrative information system department. “I still want to call him the way I used to,” Mona says. Not quite three years ago, Jo Ann Smith got a new liver — a transplant — and a new lease on life. Breed-Rabitoy suffered from various ailments, including renal disease. He would check in on them, even taking them out for a meal if they were feeling down. Browner is survived by his sister, four children and three grandchildren. Fierroz told his mother he would be coming home soon. He was on the Sacramento City Council for 16 years and was the only Republican for his entire tenure. The siblings’ lives were unsettled early on because the family moved frequently. Chris Menown was seven decades her junior when he offered her a ride home from their parish, St. Brendan’s Catholic Church. “I think that shows just what a caring person she was,” Garcia said. And within a few months, he also got the girl. He was 83. Frances came to work as a hostess. Once, his son-in-law remarked that he was like those explorers who had flown around the world in a hot air balloon. The family assumed natural causes took him until they received notification of a positive test for the virus the day after he died in a hospital. “I'd never changed a tire before, but we changed that tire.”. She volunteered at the Economy Shop, a local thrift store run by volunteers, for three years, at Claremont Meals on Wheels, delivering food for those in need, for four years, and another 14 years at the Joslyn Senior Center. Garry Bowie would frequently counsel people newly diagnosed as HIV-positive who didn’t know where to turn. Budd’s first released piece, “The Oak of the Golden Dreams,” was recorded in 1970 on an early model Buchla modular synthesizer at the California Institute of the Arts. Juan Martinez loved San Francisco. Yolanda said it’s unclear how her son contracted the coronavirus, though she believes it may have been from a customer or even an encounter during a delivery. He continued to do invoices and deliveries, as he was committed to providing for his son Javier, who has a learning disability. “I called her every day on my way home from work,” Tesa said. Two weeks later, a day after Garcia attended his mother’s small, socially-distanced memorial service, his stepfather died, also from COVID-19 complications. By the end of his career, he had socked away a healthy retirement fund, bought a house in Walnut, raised two sons, and taken up day trading as a hobby and a passion. The dosage that slowed him for a decade and a half during his fight with glioblastoma was accidentally cut in half. She took the bus and walked at night, even after being mugged twice. “Their dream was to open a food truck.”. As a bartender at West Hollywood’s iconic restaurant Dan Tana’s for more than 50 years, he was the one constant amid an ever-changing sea of actors, rock stars, barflies and dreamers. He was devoted to his church, where he led youth programs and visited prisoners locked up nearby. This time both tested positive. “He was like a father figure to me, because I didn’t have a father growing up. We’ll find books in the house like 'Europe on 5 Dollars a Day,' which I think you used to be able to do back in the ’70s.”. He loved it. After the war, the family returned to L.A., where she earned a law degree from Loyola Law School, where she met a key mentor: Terry J. Hatter Jr., then a law professor who would bring her into the USC Western Center on Law and Poverty and later Bradley’s Criminal Justice Planning Office. She was the sixth resident of the Motion Picture and Television Fund skilled-nursing home to die from the virus. California coronavirus obituaries: Lives lost to COVID-19 - He had been living in an assisted living facility in Redondo Beach. He liked to play golf, and on occasion, he and his sons hit the driving range together. He was tested again, and was positive. The youngest of four kids, Iribarne constantly dribbled a basketball in the house and played basketball at Sacramento High. He twirled her in dance halls across the city. The family home would fill with people who needed help — a couch to sleep on, some food from the refrigerator. Nurses at Duprey’s assisted living facility encouraged the children to bring their father healthier treats, for fear of the almost 100 year old man developing diabetes. He was everything for us.”. The Tuskegee Airmen received the highest civilian recognition in 2007 with the Congressional Gold Medal. She’d had no significant underlying conditions other than occasional respiratory problems, but the virus ravaged her body. All three showed symptoms and Mitchell developed a high fever. In the final ceremony for Search to Involve Pilipino Americans’ Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month webinar series in May, community leader John Eric Swing smiles proudly in his polo shirt emblazoned with the nonprofit’s logo. “And Arnie didn’t charge any of the youth organizations a dime.”. Sotto Santos moved to Manila to study nursing at the University of Santo Tomas College of Nursing, then obtained an M.D. Holmes said his grandmother’s hobbies included painting ocean scenes and synchronized swimming performances she would put on as part of a group that also included her daughter, Dolene Joan Holmes. Born in 1971 and raised in Retalhuleu, Guatemala, Azañon Alvarado and 11 siblings worked on the family farm growing tomatoes, watermelons and corn. She also learned to drive a specially outfitted van; campaigned for the rights of people with disabilities; and began work for Fresno County, first in social services, later helping hospital patients get help and handle paperwork. He sat in his car and wept. So on April 7, when Alfonso lost his two-week battle with the virus, Justin put aside his personal torment and stepped up to lead the family, just as his brother had. “We met when I was 17 and he was 18, the summer after he graduated high school,” his wife said. “And I always took it back.”. At the heart of that success was Len Fagan. Ragonesi is survived by his wife of 50 years, Julianne; his children, Alfio, Nicole and Melissa; and his grandchildren, Kaylee, Wesley and Frank. ”With sobriety in his heart and Alcoholics Anonymous in his corner, he returned to his neighborhood and an old gym once known as the Cleland House, and now the East Los Angeles Community Youth Center. “I feel like the world has lost a great person — or the Lord has gained a great person.”. “They called him the father of the emergency room department because that was how he treated everyone there, like they were his second family,” said his wife of nearly 40 years, Vincenza. “They believed him!”. He was remembered by friends and family as a gregarious man, quick with a joke and a knack for speaking to old and young alike. Ronda Felder graduated from San Diego State University in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in social work. “He always said he wanted to see Aunt Millie one more time before she passes,” said his cousin Eric Sunada, who travelled with him to Hawaii. “She was really good at seeing what it was you needed help with.”, One time, Fierro even put a homeless friend in a motel for an entire week, Dave said. Sheila said she is still "reeling" after losing her husband. “My sister didn’t even register that it could be a problem,” Alexandre said. That was clear in one of his last conversations with his family. Rose Matsui Ochi was a trailblazing Los Angeles attorney who tapped far-flung political networks from City Hall to Congress in her fierce advocacy of civil rights, criminal justice reform and Japanese American causes. Along with bedrooms, Edwin Echaluce, though living on a tight budget as a mail carrier, would give away money, too. Loyalty was a standard of his life. She organized local and state choirs that didn’t just perform on Sundays. Daviau was nominated for five Academy Awards, two of them for Barry Levinson collaborations: “Avalon” (1990) and “Bugsy” (1991). At the very next meeting, Padilla came armed with fiscal ideas on how to trim the district budget while sparing the arts. Perspective galore. “She was always very thoughtful.”. The journey changed her life. Read a great article, move on,” she said. Jerry Brown finally signed the bill in 2013. Rosa died in her home, just minutes after her daughter checked in on her. Then on the Saturday after the holiday, as they did every year, various relatives came to their house to help them pick persimmons off their tree. While she worked as a seamstress for companies such as Frederick’s of Hollywood, he worked on upgrading vans, particularly the GMC models of the 1970s. “He always said, ‘You can learn more about an individual by playing one round of golf with them than you could ever in any other circumstance.’”. “He was the true meaning of what a gentleman is,” said Murillo. The couple also enjoyed biking along Pacific Coast Highway and hiking. “She would just never allow us to quit in the middle of anything,” Dave said of his mother, Carmella Cristofaro, whether it was finishing a baseball season or a dance class. After her brother’s baseball team needed money to afford new uniforms, Palos organized the town’s first jamaica, or fundraising fiesta, at Sacred Heart Church — a tradition that continues to this day at the parish now called Our Lady of the Assumption. As a family medicine doctor for nearly 40 years in Eagle Rock, East Los Angeles and Chula Vista, Ramirez was meticulous and would take his time recording his patients’ medical history, his daughter Bonnie Denise said. Throughout his life, Alfonso had grown to love being on stage. He always performed while wearing the union’s emblem — a black eagle stylized as an inverted Aztec pyramid. He played the violin, enjoyed the symphony and loved a good glass of wine, or his favorite cocktail, a gin gimlet. They started meeting regularly after Woodard’s older sister, Sarah, died two years ago. Second, throw your punches before they do. She was two hours away from Izzy, who was admitted to St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Stockton on Dec. 27 and died there on Dec. 29. They also loved The Eagles. She met her second husband, economist and business executive Harold Furst when he was introduced to her as a possible tennis partner. “He had a really giving spirit.”. Dowson’s great-great-great grandfather, Sir Walter Gilbey, was at the center of England’s wine trade and founded Gilbey’s Gin in the mid-1800s. She was 98. “He would call me his chaparrita [little one],” Odalis said. Valero spent his youth in Mexico. “We got to spend every minute with him to his last breath, and we told him how we felt about him. He joined her at a Baptist church, and preached for years while making a living at other jobs, such as driving a truck for Coca-Cola. She returned to West Los Angeles, where she met and married Norman Burman. In 1960 she met her husband, Dr. Cornelius Hopper, while he was completing his residency at Milwaukee County Hospital. For Duran, the pastime offered a connection to the land — that same sort of connection he enjoyed at OMA Ojai Ranch. That’s my time with my family,’” said another son, Scott. Decades ago, she planted rosebushes at her home in Bishop, Calif., and they still produce beautiful flowers. “He was just that kind of friend that he would push himself to try and help you if he could,” Ha said. “She was the fighter of the group. In 2015, she became dean of student support for its lower and middle schools. The target of their behavior was ex-cast mate, Faith Stowers, who is black. Young is survived by his wife Marie of 31 years and four children. In high school, he excelled in sports, particularly track and field. “They told me that one night, she got a towel and a washcloth and was washing the feet of people who were lying in bed,” said Dena Garcia, Johnson’s daughter. “I called her ‘the fashion lady,’” said Carolyn Tate, who met Sowma through a nonprofit advocacy group for senior citizens. One was killed, the other imprisoned. Duprey ended his days just a few blocks from that house — at St. Mary’s Hospital, Long Beach where he died on April 18 from complications related to Covid-19. Luna first opened up about his novel coronavirus journey llast month on Instagram, revealing that he had been suffering from chest pains and pneumonia. And that’s something I’m really proud of.”. There in 1941, when just 16, she met Eric Larson, who was vacationing with college buddies. Scheu put in a well and a pond for irrigation and planted avocado trees. That’s the only reason why the pastor and his wife knew who we were.”. He planned to isolate for 10 days. “I insisted on keeping my name Lopez,” he told the Dallas Morning News in 2017. “I’m proud to be a Lopez. “He had a compassionate view of educating kids. According to Sarah, Talbott's pulmonologist “seemed really hopeful that she was gonna pull through, because that's how she was. About 15 years ago, the brothers had a life-changing conversation in which William told Joseph that, although he’d attended Mass faithfully for years, he had never really developed a habit of praying. "It really satisfied him," he said. Since his passing, friends that Melzian made over the years have shared stories with his family they’d never heard, deepening their appreciation for how he raised them and shared what he knew with others. After graduating from Alhambra High School, he enlisted in the Army at age 17. He was the brother of another young man who worked at the hospital, Ruben Trejo. Sunada credits Union Rescue Mission entirely in Shiroma’s recovery. He was checking off his bucket list, albeit with some alterations. “He believed in being a champion. He was told of his mother’s death only after he regained consciousness several days later. Ed got a text from his brother at 12:19 a.m. on March 23, when Theodore had only hours to live. Brewster is survived by his wife, Patricia; children Susan, Sharon, Karen and David; and seven grandchildren. The son of Soledad and Francisco Duran, he was born in Ventura on Aug. 2, 1932. Strong-willed, adventurous, confident and caring, Gentry died May 13 due to complications of COVID-19. The family has been watching home videos of their pre-COVID get-togethers — like a grown nephew creeping up behind Smith and scaring her with a lizard — and listening to “hilarious” voicemails of her gossiping about people they knew. “When we were kids, he would buy and sell cars all the time,” Randall White recalled. A few days later, his wife became short of breath and was admitted to the same hospital. He had been the executive director of SIPA, which is dedicated to Filipino American empowerment, for only two months when he died June 28 of complications from COVID-19. Alexandre, who was living in Mammoth Lakes, would drive down to check in on him several times a week. 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