Katherine “K.G.” Ann Grgich: 1958 – 2013
Wherever she lived K.G.’s generous spirit spurred her to volunteer to help troubled youth, animal shelters, a Hawaiian-culture group in Kona.
In Memoriam
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Nelson Mandela: 1918 – 2013
When the first post-apartheid election campaign began, Das Williams headed to South Africa and worked to get Mandela elected.
Michelle D. Falvey: 1962-2013
Family and friends recall a selfless and tender woman who helped many.
Cork Millner: 1931-2013
A popular teacher, mentor, and writer, Cork Millner was known as The Man Who Launched a Thousand Pens.
Arnita Matthews: 1941 – 2013
For my friend, as she was slowly being evicted from this mortal coil, I couldn’t help but feel the universe was lapping at the soul of the wrong person.
Albert ‘Bud’ Wheelon: 1929-2013
Albert “Bud” Wheelon, developer of the first U.S. spy satellite, was a quiet man who lived with his adored wife Cicely on a side street in Montecito without drawing attention to himself.
Margaret Ruth Zimmerman: 1924-2013
My mother, Margaret, was the 1950s version of a superwoman.
Thomas Yee Chung: 1942-2013
When people ask me if I miss Jimmy’s, my answer is always yes, and no.
Joseph Pollock: 1913-2013
You had to up your game when Joe was around.
Ellen Louise Marcus: 1925-2013
Ellen had three qualities in particular that allowed her to move in the highest circles of power in Washington.