50s Chevrolets on display at this year’s Taste of Morgan Hill
The Taste of Morgan Hill’s 23rd annual Custom & Classic Car Show will feature a trio of favorite sock-hopping, drive-in-parking, apple pie-transporting, oldies-thumping American beauties - the 1955, 1956 and 1957 Chevrolets.
Alfredo F. Cuellar October 11, 1932 – August 12, 2012
Alfredo F. Cuellar passed away suddenly on Sunday, August 12, 2012. He was preceded in death by his wife Esperanza Cuellar, his parents Sofio and Estella Cuellar and sister Jane Arguijo. He is survived by his daughter Romelia Cuellar, grandchildren Matthew Cuellar Sanchez and Erica Cuellar Sanchez and great-granddaughter Kailee Skye all of Gilroy. He is also survived by his brother Guadalupe Cuellar, sister Carolina Zepeda both of San Antonio, TX and sister Guadalupe (Mico) Zepeda of Oklahoma. He had many nieces and nephews in the local area as well as in San Antonio, TX.
Jennie Filice June 24, 1921 – August 10, 2012
Jennie Filice passed away peacefully on August 10, 2012 at the age of 91 in Gilroy. She was the beloved wife of the late Adolph (Eddie) Filice. Loving mother of Geri Johansen, Gennaro (Kathy) Filice, James Filice (Sue Rowland) and Mark (Diana) Filice. Dearest grandmother of Heather Miller, Brandy Begin, Scott Filice, Christopher Filice and Kevin Filice and 5 great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, Frank & Teresa Filice; brother, Louis Filice; sisters, Mary Cunha, Anne Borba; daughter-in-law, Linda Slee Filice and son-in-law Larry Johansen. She was devoted to her family which always came first. A wonderful homemaker who also worked alongside her husband, Eddie in the family owned fruit stand. After his death she worked at Nob Hill Drugs, Plaza Drugs and alongside her granddaughter Paige at Jockey Outlet. She was a member of St. Mary Parish, Catholic Ladies Society and the Italian Catholic Federation. She was a sweet, kind loving woman, a friend to so many and will be missed by all.
Animal ‘Olympians’ win medals of their own
Faster, higher, stronger. The best human athletes in the world, many of them from California, have proven their worthiness of an Olympic medal. But there are other “athletes” all around us – our local native wildlife includes some with amazing feats worthy of a medal, and in fact, one of them already holds a world record. These are among the best of the best we have worked with at the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center:
