SF Man Attends Every Single Super Bowl
SF Man Attends Every Single Super Bowl
He’s the Super Bowl’s ultimate fan: Larry Jacobson has gone to every single Super Bowl game.
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GW ‘Old Farts’ lunch held every other month in San Mateo
15 or so GW guys, mainly from the classes of ’55 to ’62, meet at Rainbow Pizza in San Mateo for a relaxing lunch & great conversations. Organized by Chris Witzel (jochris2003@sbcglobal.net) who will send you a reminder if you will email him your email address.
Celebrating the 75th birthday’s of the classes of 1958
Pictures from our 75th Birthday Celebration
Bob Raye and Pam Sorgatz Bousquet
Fred Grafelman and Ron Gurich
John Rosenberg
James Perkins and Mollie Womer
John Rosenberg and Richard Hyman
Hargert Briscoe and John Rosenberg
James Chao and Bill Tavol
Marshca Loafea Hattem, Richard Hyman & Linda Gould Grant
Sophie and Richard Tom. George Pon
George Huega, Rigo Cabezas and Ron Gurich
Jonh Rosenberg
In front. Wayne Grodt and Herbert Ng
LaRue Bowser Perkins, Fred Loebenstein and Kris Kimball
Committee Members: John Rosenberg, Sandy Stolowitz Monasch, Kris Kimball, Jim Stokes, Pam Sorgatz Bousquet & Bob Raye
Bob Raye and James Stokes
Susan Ju Go, Elliot Steinberg, and Marsha Loafea Hattem
Leif and Elsie Hatlen
LInda Tiefenthal, Harbert Briscoe
Nick Loukianoff, Lydia Karoll Reoutt, Munson Kwok, ?, and Eleanore Lem Boyd
Sharon Kasper Zimmerman and Jerry Lebovitz
Fran Wong Low and Mae Jee Chu
Bob Raye and Elliot Steinberg
Jim Stokes, Artishia Kidd Dotti and friend.
Elliot Stenberg and Earl ‘Wilkie’ Smith
Richard Tom and George Pon
Wendy Tom Ng, Herbert Ng and Wayne Grodt
Susa Ju Go, Pam Gardella Burns, Jeannette Bikakis Riley and Joan Greenberg Palmer
Roland and Peggy Wong. John Rosenberg
Artishia Kidd Dotti and ?
Al Miralles and Nora Luke
Jim Stokes and Artishia Kidd Dotti
Facing to camera is John Rosenberg -Elliot Steinberg
Leila Petri Lyons and Dave Kinzie
George Heuga and Rigo Cabezas
Fred Loebinstein, Kris and Elaine Kimball. Maurine Butler Walker
Richard Hyman, Marsha Loafea Hattem and Linda Gould Grant
Roland and Peggy Wong. John Rosenberg
Joan Greenberg Palmer and Fred Palmer
Pam Gardella Burns and Joni Greenberg Palmer
Eleanore Lem Boyd and Alvin Chan
Center is Wedy Tom NG
Wendy Tom Ng talking to Sophie Kwong Tom with Hebert Ng
Joan Webster Cooper and ??
Leif Hatlen, Bill Tivol and James Chao
Sophie Kwong Tom, Mae Jee Chu and Susan Ju Go
Elliot Steinberg and John Rosenberg
Joan Webster Cooper and Nick Loukianoff
Susan Scott Walenta, Arthur Walenta, and Marion Page
Linda Tiefenthal, Richard Hyman and Joan Nassau Fosbery
Munson Kwok and Leif Hatlen
Kris Kimball and Joan Nassau Fosbery
Maaureen McClellan Van Tuyl and Richard Hyman
Sandra Stolowitz Monasch, David Monasch and Linda Gould Grant
Wayne Grodt and Alvin Chan
George Pon, Bill Tivol and James Chao
Classes of ’58 75th Birthday cake
What are our classmates up to – Let me know your story
Here’s what John Rosenberg is doing
Some of you may be aware that I am the Northern California speaker for Compassion and Choices, the sponsor of SB 128 – The End-Of-Life Option Act. If passed by the state legislature this bill will have California join the 5 other states that already have Death with Dignity choice legislation allowing mentally competent, terminally ill adults to choose to end their own lives in a peaceful, painless way, rather than to continue suffering.
If anyone is interested in having me speak before their group (club, church, synagogue,etc) or has questions about this legislation, please contact me at john@johnrosenberg.com
Heres what Morton Drohlich is doing – His professional name since 1960 is Dave Marty. Check his videos on YouTube
About a year and a half after I graduated GWHS I joined the musician’s union and began my professional career. That was 56 years ago. Having started my first instrument in 1952, that makes 63 years total I’ve been playing music. In 2010 I was inducted into the American Banjo Hall of Fame in the category of Proformance/Contemporary. For the last 15 years of my career I’ve been entertaining senior communities all over the San Francisco bay area. Before that I was the featured novelty act on cruise ships for 17 years – which afforded me the opportunity to see a lot of the world.
