Monthly Archives: September 2009

GILROY - In the rule book it says that a team must field at

The best medicine for healing the wounds of a loss is to come

Joel G. Barnes, a Gilroy man who led deputies on a two-day

Shirley Smith lost her battle with cancer at home on 6, September 2009.

Katherine (Kay) Davis passed away September 5, 2009, at her home in San Diego surrounded by her family. Kay was born and raised in San Francisco and is survived by: daughter Marian (Mike) Casey, Pam (Fred) Thrasher, brother Al (Kiki) Kasnestis, and sister-in-law Tulla Kasnestis. Kay had five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren who she adored. She was preceded in death by parents John and Mary Kasnestis, her husband Paul Davis, and by siblings James Kasnestis and Johanna Troutman. In 1959, she and her husband Paul relocated to Gilroy where they owned and operated P.D. Farm Egg Co. until retirement in 1976. Kay was an active member in Women in Touch and the Gilroy Senior Citizens. Her family was her life and in 2005 she moved to San Diego, surrounded by many of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Kay leaves a legacy of finding only the good in people and putting a positive spin on every situation. Her motto was, "Everything will be fine, honey."

A man accidentally shot his wife in the torso Thursday night and

They include a 63-year-old barber, an optician, an

If you see GHS girls water polo coach Sean LaGuardia walking

The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the