A Pioneering Woman
Although Geoffrey Chaucer may have been correct when he wrote “time waits for no man,” he never met Hollister’s own Renette Torres. Torres, 85, said she feels decades younger then she is and the concept of “time” has played a critical role in Torres’ interesting and productive life.
Richard G. Rodriquez
It was very sudden, sad & unexpected when Richard passed away @ 2:00 A.M. on January 27, 2010 @ the VA Hospital in Palo Alto. Richard was a jack of all trades, he could fix your car, house & heart if possible. He ALWAYS had a quick joke 4 U....yes he did! Our Richard always gave a helping hand 2 any 1 that asked! He was mainly a carpenter, but had a history of many accomplishments. He was a soldier in the army, Airborne Division, with a sharp shooter medal & honorable discharge in July of 1970. He used 2 be so proud 2 hand out his business card- "R.R. Construction- Interior & Exterior painting, ceramic tile, remodeling, plumbing, concrete/Stamp & Fencing." He is survived by his loving wife Margie Rodriquez, youngest son Buddy, daughter Kimber, His oldest son Richard, daughters Liz, Denise, Diana & twin- late son Alexander, 14 grandchildren & 7 great-grandchildren. Brothers & sisters Nadine, Carlos, Vera, Jenny, Pearl, Frank, Victor, Manuel, David, Rosie & Ruby. His late parents Manuel C. & Delphina G. Lopez & his brothers in-law, sisters-in law, cousins, aunts, uncles, God-children & many, many friends!
At Home on the Other Side of the World
A day in the life of a typical Japanese student who makes his
SJ man accused of injuring MH officers appears in court
A hearing for the San Jose man accused of fighting with police in an incident that left two officers with broken bones was rescheduled this week.
