Susan Marie Sotelo (Suzi Q) June 14, 1955 – August 4, 2012
Suzi was a loving mother & grandmother , horse lover, patient wife and devoted friend. Her memory will dance through our hearts with her infectious laughter, compassion and bubbly disposition. A California native she grew up in Ojai and has lived in the bay area since 1976, working as a cook and in electronics.
In Memory of Mark Maese
Mustang Mark’s Second Year Memorial. Meeting Friday August 17th at Columbet & Middle Ave. at 5:00. After we will drive to the Morgan Hill Community Park where we will be having a barbecue at 5:30. We will be having a football game in Mark’s memory, so every one is welcome to play and join us.
GOLF TIPS: The head changes a golfing stroke
This is an old tip that someone reminded me of several weeks ago. Many golfers tilt and turn their heads while at the address position. This is an issue because golfers tend to start their back swing in the same direction their heads are tilted.
Romolo (Ray) Alcini January 13, 1915 – August 7, 2012
Romolo (Ray) Alcini Born January 13th, 1915 in Rosetta del Abruzzi, Italy. Immigrated to America at age 15 and lived, worked, and went to school in Michigan until 1949 when he moved to California. Preceded in death by his wife of 56 years Emma. Survived by their two sons Ray and Rick, and three grandchildren Ray Jr., Alana, and Dino, and by wife Anne and daughters, Judy, Wendy, and Aileen and their many children and grandchildren. Ray was a decorated war hero who served his country in WW2 as a member of the elite OSS. His fluency in the Italian language made him a valuable asset to the US Army and he participated in numerous successful missions throughout Europe during the war. After the war and settling in California, Ray became a successful business owner. He farmed orchards in Santa Clara Valley, then started a rubbish disposal and landfill business, and ultimately ended up owning a sheet metal fabrication company. Ray enjoyed golf, playing the accordion and mandolin, bocce ball, and traveling and was accomplished in all. Those whose lives he touched, whether family, friends, or business associates, all knew him as an honest, loving, generous person who possessed a wit and sense of humor that made us all laugh and enjoy every moment in his presence. Family and friends were the most important things in Ray’s life and he will always hold a special place in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know him.
