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9 Basics
13 Eerie sightings
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16 __ as a pin
17 Wynter or Delany
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fetched story
20 Careless; remiss
22 Dromedary’s
feature
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29 Shining
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machine
35 Wet
36 Mongrel
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purchase
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abbr. 3 Zero
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42 Jamb-to-door temporarily
attachment 5 Neutral color
43 Annoyed 6 Main part of a
45 Added a slight church
stain to 7 __ though; albeit
46 As well as 8 Fidgety
47 Terra firma 9 “O Canada,” for
48 Take a __ at; one
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unrelenting 12 Word attached to
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61 Worship 27 Rubbish; 38 Redbird 49 Ditty
62 Olden days nonsense 39 Book factory 50 Circle portions
63 Quiz 28 Carries on 41 Lion’s hideaway 52 In one’s birthday
64 Permissible 29 Punctured 42 Clue suit
65 Man’s nickname 30 Reclines 44 iPad, for one 53 Big city problem
31 Cake topping 45 Graduation cap 54 Room recess
DOWN 32 Elbow dangler 55 __ off; left hastily
1 Failure 33 1 of 7 deadly sins 47 Zodiac sign 59 Guys
 David R. Thorpe Eugene Conser

Suffered major illnesses,

he proudly thrived through
challenges and rewards as a
Master Locksmith, The Key
Man. His knowledge and
interests spanned a wide
range and depth of topics
eagerly shared with others.
Donations: UUFLG, 15980
Blossom Hill Rd, Los Gatos, Jamileh Saad Shaheen
CA 95032. Private memorial.

Jamileh, also known by many as Julie, was born and

raised in Birzeit, Palestine (in the occupied West Bank);
Marilyn McIver the Holy Land. She was born to loving parents, Suliman
and Aziza, and was the 6th of 7 children.
Jamileh was sent to Ein Arik, a nearby village, to teach
elementary school and it was there that she met her late
Died peacefully at home in San Jose, CA after a coura- husband Peter Essa Shaheen at the church where he
geous battle with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA). Born in played the organ and led the choir. Jamileh and Peter
Seattle, WA to Edward John McIver and Joyce Leas McIver. were married, moved to Jerusalem where they had three
In 1957 her family moved to San Jose where Marilyn at- of their four children, and eventually moved to Jericho for
tended Five Wounds Grammar School and graduated from Peter’s work with the United Nations.
Presentation High School. She went on to study journalism Peter and Jamileh immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA in 1955,
at UC Riverside. where they had their fourth child and Jamileh worked
A beautiful, gregarious soul with a megawatt smile and with Peter in their grocery store. They ultimately settled
a razor sharp wit, Marilyn had a zest for life that was in San Jose, CA in 1970, where they enjoyed the beautiful
contagious. She was perfectly suited to her career in hotel weather and the abundance of fruit trees in their Almaden
hospitality, planning elaborate events and excursions for Valley home, reminiscent of the old country. They raised
corporate clientele. “Mac’s” extravaganzas were legendary. four children and doted on their seven grandchildren and
Mary K. Hogan She excelled in her profession and was a generous men- 11 great-grandchildren. They were married for 57 years
tor to many. before Peter passed away in 2008.
Marilyn travelled the world and felt fortunate to have Jamileh was a talented seamstress/tailor and worked at
lived and worked in Maui, Palm Desert, Puerto Rico, Sear’s for several years. She was also known for her deli-
Mary Kathryn Hogan died peacefully on Sept. 3, 2020 Chicago, Scottsdale and Tucson, Arizona before returning
at the age of 90. She was the only daughter of the late cious home cooking and baking. Her home was always
home to the Bay Area 3 years ago. open for parties, meals, and card games with her imme-
Kathryn Kelley and John E. O’Brien Sr. She grew up on Possessed of a big heart and ever present humor
her parent’s dairy farm in Slate Hill, NY. Mary was a diate and very large extended family spread around the
Marilyn’s gift was bringing people together. Her many world and her many friends. No one could leave Jamileh’s
graduate of Middletown High School and Dayton Business lifelong friendships were a testament to her loyalty and
School. She married Frank J. Hogan in 1951. Mary was house feeling hungry or without a package of food to go!
kindness. Friends meant the world to her and during these Jamileh was a brilliant storyteller and you would hear
a member of Mt. Carmel Parish in Middletown for over last housebound months she cherished their lengthy tele-
50 years. She gave much of her time to a variety of vol- laughter and love spilling from her home while she rolled
phone conversations. Marilyn had many interests- dancing, countless pots of stuffed grape leaves. She was truly a
unteer activities for Mt Carmel Parish and School. Mary tennis, sewing and golf, but, she had an absolute passion
retired in 1996 after closing a family business. force to be reckoned with, fiercely loyal and always pas-
for holiday celebrations. Now she’s in heaven planning sionately giving sage advice. Jamileh was a legend – any-
In 2011, she moved to Los Gatos, CA to be close to her her Halloween costume.
family. Mary enjoyed California, but considered herself one connected to the Shaheen family considered her their
Preceded in death by her parents and her sister Shannon. “Tata Julie”. Her generosity, wisdom, and unconditional
a true “Middletowner” at heart. She cared for her fam- Survived by her devoted brother Ned McIver of San Jose,
ily and friends deeply. Mary and Frank hosted Saturday love for her family will never be forgotten. Jamileh’s strong
CA, sister Megan McIver of San Diego, CA and niece Tara faith was her guiding light and she was a devoted parish-
“pie nights” for anyone looking for laughter and love… McIver of Arizona.
and her specialty homemade pies. Her crocheted blankets ioner of Holy Spirit Catholic Church for over 40 years.
Funeral arrangements are pending due to Covid-19. In Jamileh is survived by her children, daughter Victoria
were given to all she loved, most often with her signature lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to
“touch of blue”. (Bill–deceased), sons Victor (Amal), Henry (Mary–de-
MSA Coalition 7918 Jones Branch Drive Suite 300 McLean, ceased), and Richard; grandchildren Andrea (Greg),
Mary is survived by her devoted children, her son Paul F. VA 22102
Hogan and his partner Randi J. Kinman of San Jose, CA, Peter (Jamie), Chris, Nicole (Jens), Jaclyn (Tom), Jami
and her two daughters, Ann M. Bundlie and her husband (Mathew), and Jordan; and great-grandchildren William,
Roger L. Bundlie of Los Gatos, CA and Mary E. Hogan of Sara, Nikolaus, Breanna, Noah, Austin, Jaxon, Eliana,
Los Gatos, CA. She is also survived by many nieces and George, Mathew, and Sophie. She is also survived by her
nephews as well as several cousins, all of whom she re- brothers-in-law Paul (Kay) Shahin and John (Nora) Shahin,
mained close to. Mary was predeceased by her husband, sisters-in-law Tarez (Issa–deceased) Saad Shahin and Mary
Frank, brothers, John E. and Dean A. O’Brien and daugh- (David) David, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
ter, Cpt. Lori A. Hogan, USAFA. Private viewing and funeral services for the immedi-
As Maya Angelou wrote, “People will forget what you ate family will be held at LIMA-CAMPAGNA-ALAMEDA
said, what you did… but people will never forget how MISSION CHAPEL and HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH with burial
you made them feel.” Mary made you feel special. to follow at SANTA CLARA MISSION CEMETERY.
A private funeral mass will be held for immediate fam- In lieu of flowers, please donate to Loaves & Fishes in
San Jose.
ily in Los Gatos. A celebration of life and inurnment in
Middletown NY will be held at a later date when travel
and gathering is safe.
The family extends a heartfelt “Thank you” to all of
Mom’s care staff at the Princess Lodge in Campbell, CA.
Memorial contributions can be made to your local
Humane Society or to Habitat for Humanity.

Dr. John H Hockenberry

Dr. John H Hockenberry Jr. Ph.D., Lockheed Executive

and Tres Pinos resident, died on August 27th, at the age
of 95.
He is survived by his wife, June Hockenberry (née
Mancini); his children, Lynda and David (Michele); his
grandchildren, Melissa and Jared; his brothers. Edward
Hockenberry (Ann) and Paul Hockenberry (Janet). He is Arthur “Ray” Dundon
predeceased by his brothers, Lee (Barb) Hockenberry and
Terry O Hockenberry.
Born and raised in Butler, PA, John joined the Army
to serve in World War II, earning him the Bronze Star Ray Dundon passed away, due to complications from
and the Combat Infantry Badge from the U.S. Military, a Hip replacement surgery. He served in the Military as
and later being named Chevalier (Knight) of the Légion a Paratrooper in the United States Army and continued
d’Honneur, the highest French distinction for military ac- his 40+ years as a firefighter. He was so proud to be
complishments. a Paratrooper and Firefighter. He found and married the
He earned a BS and an MS in Physics from Thiel College love of his life (Karen) and had two boys (Rick and Jeff),
Beverly Jean Jacobson Clawson (PA) and a Ph.D. in Physics from Ohio State University three Grandchildren, and five Great-Grandchildren. Ray
(OSU). John’s career was broad, spending numerous years retired from Station 3 in 1994. He went on to travel the
as an executive for Lockheed (Sunnyvale, CA). His proj- world with great friends.
Beverly Rue Jean Jacobson Clawson was laid to rest, ects included the Agena Satellite program (managing 50+ Ray is survived by his Loving Grandchildren and Great-
July 15th, 2020. Born July 7th, 1927 in Orem, Utah, to flights), and the Space Shuttle Tile programs. Grandchildren. His Fun, Loving and Heroic Spirit will be
Neils and Nellie Jacobson. “Jean” later fell in love with John was also an active member of his church, Christ greatly missed by All. May you Rest in Peace with your
her husband Lloyd J. Clawson, whom she married in her Fellowship (Hollister), where he was loved by all. Sweetheart and Sons.
family home in Orem. After joining the service, Lloyd and He will be deeply missed by his friends, family, and all Family and Friends his service will be held at Los Gatos
Jean moved several times but settled in Saratoga, Ca. in who knew him. Memorial at 2255 Los Gatos Almaden Rd. San Jose on
1952. Jean is survived by her children Linda Clawson, In lieu of flowers, please consider donations to your lo- September 19, 2020 at 11am. There is a limited amount that
Judy Clawson Norona, and Wendy Clawson Dematteis, cal animal shelter, such as Peace of Mind Dog Rescue can attend, due to COVID so we will have his Memorial
her grandchildren Tasha, Barry II, Chance, Ashley, Garrett, (https://www.peaceofminddogrescue.org/index.php). Live Online. We will have a Celebration of Life at a later
Blair, and Kayel, as well as 6 great-grandchildren. Jean date. For Further information about the Live Memorial on-
will be remembered as a generous woman who gave back line, please contact Darling Fischer at 408-354-7740.
to her community, living each day by the “Golden Rule.”
As a mother raising girls, she joined the Junior Chamber
of Commerce of Saratoga, helped establish the first Ladies
Elks Auxiliary Club of Los Gatos, and was an active mem-
ber of the Women’s Rights organization, NOW. Jean’s
commitment to public service coincided with a decades-
long career with Lockheed, and Philco. She later became
a quality assurance engineer for Memorex (Unisys), and
after retiring, appraised real estate. Holding herself to the In Loving Memory
highest of standards, Jean’s work-ethic drove every aspect
of her life. As a lover of music, Jean sang, played piano,
and danced both ballroom and tap. Her talents extended
to tending her garden, sewing, and staying active through
swimming, bowling, bicycling, and playing on a women’s
softball league. Above all, Jean’s greatest joy came from
her love of family. She fostered a welcoming home to all
who knew her, sharing holidays with those who will for-
ever remember and miss her joyful heart and contagious
laughter. We look forward to hosting a celebration of her
life in the near future. Catherine Miljas (Milias) Dabo

Dr. Abha Ghoshal

Catherine, affectionately called Baba, passed away peace-
fully in her home of 75 years. DR. ABHA GHOSHAL M.SC, Ph.D.
Catherine is survived by her eldest daughter Pauline “Let my thoughts come to you, when I am gone, like the
Dabo Mifsud (Bill, deceased), Jane Dabo Cruz (Joe), afterglow of sunset at the margin of starry silence.”
Mitch, Jr. (Julie) and Ann Marie (Rose). We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Dr.
Catherine has eleven grandchildren, William Charles, II, Abha Ghoshal, who recently passed away on the evening
(Monica) Michael Joseph (Michelle), Christina, Catherine of August 1st. Abha is survived by her two children (Subha
Heller (Richard) and Jenna, Jonelle Cruz and Stephanie and Suparna), her five grandchildren (Robi, Niru, Amaya,
(Dan) LaPray, Mitch,III, (Jill), Tyler Joseph, (Jaimie) John Ariya, and Diya), and her husband Sudanshu. She is also
and Kimberly( Curtis) Brown. Catherine is also survived survived by her great legacy of accomplishments, as both
by twenty-seven great-grandchildren, nephew, Peter a devoted scholar and a corporate executive. She was a
(Pam), and niece Kathy (Bob). She leaves many nieces VP ADP and later on DIRECTOR VISA INTERNATIONAL.
and nephews in Canada and Croatia. Please visit: https://www.oakmontmortuary.com/tributes/
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 Barbara Kolb

Barbara Kolb - June 19, 1924 – September 9, 2020. Santa Clara

Our beautiful, wonderful, funny and loving Mom has finally gone to heaven to dance
with our dad, Bill, the love of her life, as he sings “Dream” softly in her ear.
Barbara Allen was born in Spokane Washington and grew up in Glendale and Oakland,
California. A classic WWII love story; she met Bill Kolb, at a USO dance at Alameda
Naval Air Station. A marriage proposal in a rowboat on Lake Merritt was followed by a
wedding and honeymoon bus trip to the state capital, Sacramento. Thus began a mar-
riage of 58 years, a family with ten children, and truly everlasting love.
Mom and Dad raised us with kindness, love, a sense of adventure, and lots of sports
and laughter. She passed on her love of chocolate, the Giants, the neighborhood, burnt
toast with butter, homemade chocolate frosting with graham crackers, See’s Candy and
most of all her love for all of her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces,
nephews, and the many friends of her children that became adopted family members
over the years.
Barbara’s life will be celebrated by her children, Mary Gilbert, Kathy Imwalle, Claudia
Thomas, Peggy Aaron, Glenn Kolb, Amy Tucker, Pam Treder, Debbie Viloria, Suzy
Andrade and Leslie McCoy, her nine sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, fifteen grandchildren,
eleven great-grandchildren, countless nieces, nephews and several ‘honorary children’.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Elizabeth McMahon Allen, her brothers, Ned
and Mike, her sister, Pat, and her beloved husband, Bill.
Mom supported each of our personal endeavors and was an active parent volunteer
with the Santa Clara Swim Club throughout the 1960s and ‘70s and the Santa Clara Junior
Theater through the ‘70s and ‘80s.
Throughout her 96-years, Barbara Kolb was ever-curious. An avid reader, in addition
to countless novels, she read the newspaper ritually every morning to stay informed and
active in her community, country, and the world. Mom donated to a variety of charities
to protect children, Native Americans, endangered animals, and the environment, as well
as to support Special Olympics, cancer research, and political candidates.
Growing up, Mom was an amazing role model of civic responsibility as she worked on
local, state, congressional, and presidential campaigns. Her deep compassion for others
persisted and her greatest present hope was to vote on November 3rd to restore honor
and decency to the White House by casting her vote for Joe Biden in the presidential
election. Here, we give voice to the vote she was unable to cast.
The Kolb Family would like to express our deep gratitude to the Kaiser physicians
and Home Health nurses and aides for the wonderful care they provided for our Mom.
So raise your margarita, Oreo, piece of See’s candy, drumstick (the ice cream kind) or
piece of toast, sing a rousing chorus of Take Me Out to the Ballgame, and cheers to her
wonderful 96 years and the fabulous life she has shared with us all. We will miss you
Mommy. Thanks for all your love!
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Siskiyou County Special
Olympics – P.O. Box 545, Weed, CA 96094; the Giants Community Fund - https://
www.mlb.com/giants/community/fund; or Second Harvest Food - https://give.shfb.org/
donatenowBank.
More importantly, VOTE!

Spyro Paxinos

Spyro Theodore Paxinos passed away on August 25, 2020, surrounded by his fam-
ily after a 20-year battle with Parkinson’s Disease. He is survived by his devoted wife,
Esther, daughters Ellen and Christine, granddaughters Nina, Eva, Ana, and Ani, sons-in-
law Rainer Cvillink and Dan Maruccia, and brothers Kosta and Yiorgo. He is preceded
in death by his beloved sister, Nina.
Spyro was born in 1937 on the island of Ithaka in Greece. In 1953, after severe earth-
quakes decimated his home in the frail post-war country, Spyro left Greece to find work.
Just shy of his 16th birthday, he traveled to Zimbabwe, where he worked as a server in
a café. From Africa, Spyro journeyed to his sister in Melbourne, Australia, and worked
at his uncles’ fruit shop and eventually owned and operated a milk bar. In Australia, he
met Esther, the love of his life, who was studying at the university. Not having finished
high school, he was unable to study in Australia. Encouraged by his brother Yiorgo
who was studying at the University of California, Berkeley, he applied to immigrate to
the United States. His visa was granted in 1965, and he joined his two brothers in San
Francisco. Esther arrived in 1967, they married, and for the next 53 years, remained
inseparable. Spyro attended night school while working as a vacuum salesman in his
brother Kosta’s shop. In just 27 months, he not only obtained a high school diploma,
but graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. He moved his family
to San Jose and found work as an engineer at DCA, (later Trio Tech), a reliability test-
ing laboratory serving the aerospace industry. Spyro eventually acquired the lab, now
known as General Test Laboratory (GTL), and served as its President and CEO until his
retirement in 2002.
Spyro was extensively involved in the Greek community in the Bay Area. He served
on the Parish Council at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in San Jose and was a
founder of both its Greek School and the Democritus Society. In later years, he was one
of the founding members of the Elios Society. Spyro was also a 32nd degree Mason, a
Shriner, and a past master of the Mountain View Masonic Lodge.
A philanthropist particularly devoted to Lefki, the village where he was born, Spyro
was recently honored and celebrated for his role in restoring the village church and
renovating the school to create a community venue for the village.
Spyro was happiest in Koutoupi, his home by the sea on Ithaka, Greece. Once retired,
he spent six months of the year there, hosting a seemingly endless stream of friends and
family from around the world. He tended to his vineyard and winery in Lefki and was
known for legendary parties where everyone on the island was invited.
Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, burial services were limited to immedi-
ate family. A celebration of his life will follow once restrictions are lifted. In lieu of
flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Spyro’s memory to the Michael J.
Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (https://www.michaeljfox.org), or to the Saint
Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in San Jose, CA (https://saintnicholas.org).

Amy Aiko Brastad

Annie Margie Bass

Amy passed away peacefully in the early morning hours

of September 9, 2020. She was the devoted wife of the late Annie (b. in Mississippi)
Peter Brastad and daughter of the late Issei and Kikuko daughter, sister, Christian,
Nonoguchi. Amy spent a large part of her adult life work- wife (Palmer, m. 1960),
ing with dogs: breeding, training, showing and trialing in mom (Marcus, 1961 and
Obedience and Agility until over 90 years old. Her be- Marlon, 1963-1983) &
loved Sheltie, Joy was Amy’s constant companion these friend: No Ka Oi.
last days. Nothing gave her more pleasure than working
with her dogs.
Amy is the sister of Kazuo Nonoguchi and Hoshiko
Kadota. She leaves behind several nieces and nephews,
and a wealth of friends. She is the very special friend of
the Signorotti families, the Ionis Family, the Toeller family
& the Butera Family. For the last two years, Amy was lov-
ingly cared for by Mary Liversedge.
Amy will be laid to rest with her husband. Donations
may be sent in memory of Amy to NorCal Sheltie Rescue,
Inc. (norcalsheltierescue.org) or to Live Oak Adult Day
Services (liveoakadultdaycare.org). A life well lived.
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heart response to two hearts. North rebids two diamonds and you jump
would prefer four-card support, but to three hearts, forcing. Partner next
a raise is still best. A bid of neither bids three spades. What do you say?
1NT nor two clubs is attractive, and ANSWER: It’s possible that
auctions are easier when a trump suit partner is probing for the best game;
is set early. you might belong at 3NT despite your
South’s hand is worth game. He established heart fit. More likely,
has five good hearts, a useful queen his three spades shows a control —
and a side ace. surely the ace — and slam interest.
When West leads the jack of Cue-bid four clubs in reply.
diamonds, the defense takes three North dealer
diamond tricks, and East shifts to E-W vulnerable
a spade. After declarer wins, how
should he play? NORTH
♠76
NINE WINNERS ♥KQ4
♦Q65
South has nine winners. If the clubs ♣AK654
break 3-3, he has no worries. If they
break 4-2, South can set up the fifth WEST EAST
club with a ruff, but then he must ♠KJ9 ♠ Q 10 5 3 2
draw trumps, ending in dummy, to ♥9763 ♥8
cash it — and if the missing trumps ♦ J 10 7 ♦AK98
break 4-1, he can’t do that. ♣ 10 7 2 ♣J98
South should test the trumps
by taking the A-K. If East-West SOUTH
followed, South would take the Q-K ♠A84
of clubs, ruff a club high, draw the ♥ A J 10 5 2
missing trump with the queen and ♦432
claim. When trumps break 4-1, South ♣Q3
draws all the trumps and hopes for North East South West
3-3 clubs. 1♣ Pass 1♥ Pass
2♥ Pass 4♥ All Pass
DAILY QUESTION
Opening lead — ♦ J
You hold: ♠ 7 6 ♥ K Q 4 ♦ Q 6 5
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7 Out of breath
14 Hawaiian senator
in six decades
15 Honeybunch
16 Revolting
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briefly
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rejoinder
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23 Flies high
27 Dramatist
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three Pulitzers
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29 Parts of lunch
combos
31 One often paid
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say?
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