THE FARSIDER IS KNOWS AS “THE GLUE THAT HOLDS US ALL TOGETHER”. WITH THAT IN MIND, I HAVE LISTED THE NAMES I HAVE ON MY COMPUTER. TAKE A PEEK WHEN YOU GET THE TIME AND PLEASE COMMENT 0N ANY C0RRECTIONS OR ADDITIONS. THANX, LEROY.
SO YOU WON’T HAVE TO SCROLL UP AND DOWN, I AM INCLUDING THE BIRTHDAY LISTS I HAVE AND WILL APPRECIATE ANY CORRECTIONS
OR ADDITIONS THERE, TOO.
January Birthdays
Amaral, Mike
Babineau, Cheryl
Bernardo, Guy
Christie, Kenn
Clifton, Craig
Daulton, Rich
DeMers, Don
Dooley, Jeff
Dotzler, Jenny
Dwyer, Pat
Esparza, John
Fazo, Dave
Fehr, Mike
Ferla, Al
Garino, Ken
Heiken, Al (Deceased)
Hendrix, Dave
Hill, Louie
Low, John
Lucarotti, Jim
Lundberg, Larry
Malcom, Roger (Deceased)
Mason, Bill
Mattos, Bill (Deceased)
Nunes, Joe
Reid, Fred
Reuter, Larry
Royal, Russ (Deceased)
Russell, Stan
Smith, Ron (Deceased)
Spangenberg, Hal
Spence, Jim
Spitz, Randall
Stefanini, Mario (Deceased)
Tietgens, Rich
Villagrana, Manny
Weidner, Dave
Wiskell, Bill (Deceased)
February Birthdays
1 Adams, Gene (Deceased)
2 Alcantar, Ernie
3 Baxter, Jack
4 Bowen, Gordy
5 Brocato, Dominic
6 Carlton, Jim
7 Christiansen, Rich
8 Confer, Rick
9 Destro, Tony
10 Flory, Dave (Deceased)
Fryslie, Kevin
11 Hernandez, Rudy
12 Howell, Jim
13 Ingraham, George
14 Jackson, Curtis
15 Johnson, Mardy
16 Jurado, Manny
17 Keith, Gary
18 Lail, Hal (Deceased)
19 Le, Thang
20 Lobach, Bob
21 Luca, Dennis
22 Moudakas, Terry
23 Padilla, George
24 Pearce, Jim
25 Reyes, Moises Jr.
26 Schmidt, Paul
27 Weir, Tony
28 Wheatley, Tom
29 Yules, Ken
March Birthdays
Aguilar, Pete
Alvarez, Dave (Deceased)
Bailey, Bill (Deceased)
Belleci, Ron
Bermudes, John
Brown, Ernie
Bytheway, Glenn
Cardin, Randy
Carr, John Sr.
Chewey, Robert
Cottrell, Keith
Damon, Alan
Evans, Ron
Habina, Ron
Haff, Jack
Hawkes, Ken
Jeffers, Jim
Leavy, Bill
Lovecchio, Pete
Paredes, Chuck
Pulliam, Norv
Ross, Mike
Smith, Kerry
Strickland, John
Summers, Bob
Trussler, John
VanDyck, Mike (Deceased)
Wendling, Jay
April Birthdays
Albericci, Jerry (Deceased)
Ayoob, Paul
Balelsano, Bob
Battaglia, Nick
Battaglia, Will
Beatie, George
Bell, Bob
Blackmore, Chuck (Deceased)
Caro, Lynne
Comeli, Ivan
Couser, Rich
Davis, Bud
DeGeorge, Bob
Dini, Paul
Efegenio, Mark
Frazier, Rich
Gisburne, Bob
Gonzalez, Roberto
Hale, Don
Harris, Dale
Kosovilka, Bob
Kregel, John
Mattocks, Michael
McGuire, Pat
Meade, Don
Montano, Wil
Ouimet, Jeff
Pinck, Greg
Porter, John
Quinn, John
Ramon, Cha Cha
Realyvasquez, Armando
Robinson, Walt
Ross, Joe
Salerno, Paul (Deceased)
Santos, Bill
Savala, John
Schenini, Joanne
Silvers, Jim
Utz, Ron (Deceased)
Wedlow, Dean
Williams, Jodi
Williams, Rick
May Birthdays
Alexander, Bruce
Blackstock, Carroll
Cadenasso, Rich (Deceased)
Chamness, Hank
Cook, John
Cortez, Darrell
DeCock, Gabby
Ellsworth, Larry
Emery, Lou (Deceased)
Erfurth, Bill
Gardner, Paul
Handa, Mitch
Hughes, Gary (Deceased)
Kocina, Ken (Deceased)
Kubo, Vince
McCall, George
McCready, Tom
McCulloch, Allen
Otter, Larry
Petersen, Bruce (Deceased)
Powers, Bill
Punneo, Norm
Pyle, Leroy
Raymond, Greg
Seaman, Scott
Silva, Bill
Tenant, Ed (Deceased)
Tomas, Christina
Usoz, Steve
Vasquez, Dan
Vasquez, Daniel
Vasquez, Ted
Waggoner, Bill
Witmer, Dave
Wright, Doug (Deceased)
June Birthdays
1 Ady, Robert
2 Aguirre, Jim
3 Anthony, Tom
4 Becknall, Jim (Chaplain)
5 Bridgen, Dave (Chaplain/Deceased)
6 Browning, Robert
7 Caro, Bert
8 Cossey, Kent (Deceased)
9 Fox, Mike Jr. (Assoc. Member)
10 Garringer, Roy (Deceased)
11 Graves, Pete
12 Grigg, Bruce
13 Givin, Wilbur (Wil) (Deceased)
14 Gurley, Rich (Deceased)
15 Harmon, Paul
16 Hirata, Gary
17 Johnson, Tom (Deceased)
18 Kingsley, Fred (Deceased)
19 Korver, Greg
20 McTeague, Dan (Deceased)
21 Miller, Rollie (Deceased)
22 Morrill, Greg
23 Morris, Jack
24 Nagengast, Tom (Deceased)
25 Payton, George (Deceased)
26 Robison, Manoh
27 Salvi, Pete
28 Schriefer, Hank (Deceased)
29 Shaver, John
30 Sides, Roger
31 St. Amour, Bob
32 Terry, Glenn
33 Unger, Bruce
34 Weesner, Greg
35 Weiser, Rich (Deceased)
36 Welker, Jessica
37 Wells, Bill
38 Wilson, Neal
39 Wolf, Jeff
July Birthdays
1 Allen, Bob
2 Bacigalupi, Dave
3 Becerra, Manny (Deceased)
4 Bennert, Brian
5 Botar, Rick
6 Cannell, Tom
7 Clark, Bill
8 Comelli, Ivan
9 Davis, Bud
10 Elemen, Armando
11 Flores, Felipe
12 Hosmer, Dewey
13 Keffer, Francis Sr. (Deceased)
14 Kimbrell, Tammy
15 Kleman, Karl
16 Lowry, Mike (Deceased)
17 Mendez, Melquiades (Mike)
18 Metcalfe, Mickey
19 Mitchell, Bill (Deceased)
20 Potter, Pat
21 Raye, Bruce
22 Rice, Lyle
23 Rodgers, Phil
24 Savage, Scott
25 Shannon, Clarence (Deceased)
26 Stangel, Harry
27 Tannehill, Ron
28 Tice, Stan
29 Torres, Gilbert
30 Wagner, Jim
31 Werkema, Jim
32 Windisch, Steve Jr.
August Birthdays
1 Abram, Fred
2 Archie, Dan
3 Boyd, Pat
4 Brasil, Mario
5 Brewer, Tom
6 Bui, Mike
7 Busch, Dennis
8 Byers, Dave
9 Campbell, John
10 Demers, Buck
11 Diehl, John (Deceased)
12 Dishman, Billy
13 Dulong, Dave
14 Esparza, Fred (Deceased)
15 Ewing, Don (Deceased)
16 Fanucchi, Roscoe
17 Galios, Chris
18 Gay, Brian
19 Hahn, Chuck
20 Hazen, Skip
21 Hernandez, Ernie
23 Holser, George
24 Johnson, Craig
25 Johnson, Gary
26 Katz, Dan
27 Kinsworthy, Lloyd
28 Kurz, Eric
29 Lane, Andy
30 Martinez, Karen
31 Mello, Steve (Mt. View/Assoc.)
32 Norton, Phil (Deceased)
33 Pitts, Phil
34 Priddy, Loren
35 Reeves, Curt
36 Rendler, Bill
37 Roberson, Mike
38 Rose, Wendell (Deceased)
39 Roy, Charlie (Deceased)
40 Sanfilippo, Roy (Deceased)
41 Scanlan, Pete
42 Smith, B.T.
September Birthdays
1 Arca, Rich
2 Basilio, Les
3 Bergtholdt, Doug
4 Brockman, Joe (Deceased)
5 Brown, Dennis
6 Cunningham, Betty (Deceased)
7 Delgado, Dave
8 Dolezal, Dennis
9 Edillo-Brown, Margie
10 Farlow, Paul (Deceased)
11 Gaumont, Ron
12 Giorgiani, Joe
13 Grande, Carm
14 Hardpainter, Bob (Deceased)
15 Hendrickson, Dave
16 Jaeger, George
17 Koenig, Heinz
18 Mallet, Bill
19 Marsh, Scott
20 Martinez, Jeremy
21 Montes, Jose
22 Morton, Bruce
23 Oliver, Pete
24 Overstreet, Jim
25 Parrot, Aubrey
26 Schembri, Mike
27 Shuey, Craig
28 Simpson, Terry
29 Sterner, Mike
30 Tietgens, Don
31 Wicker, Joe
October Birthdays
1 Alfano, Phil
2 Alford, Mike
3 Bailey, Rich
4 Bell, Mark
5 Bennett, Nate
6 Biederman, Margie
7 Boyles, John
8 Brahm, Bob
9 Cripe, Rodger
10 Dominguez, Robert
11 Hollars, Bob
12 Hyland, Brian
13 Kensit, John
14 Kneis, Brian
15 Madison, Gary
16 Marcotte, Steve
17 Nunes, Les
18 Papenfuhs, Steve
19 Russel, Russ
20 Ted Sumner
21 Valcazar, Dan
22 Vallecilla, Ernie
23 Weesner, Steve (Deceased)
24 Weston, Tom
25 Yuhas, Dick
26 Zwemke, Doug
November Birthdays
1 Boone, Terry
2 Bullock, Dan
3 Burke, Karol
4 Cavallo, Alan
5 Michael Davis
6 Earnshaw, Joe (Deceased)
7 Estrabao, Dario
8 Guerin, Pete (Deceased)
9 Guido, Jim
10 Harper, Glenn
11 Hildebrandt, Karen
12 Lansdown, Sharon
13 Leong, Ken
14 Linden, Larry
15 McCollum, Daniele
16 Moir, Bob
17 Moorman, Jim
18 Ngo, Phan
19 O’Donnell, Tom
20 Pappalardo, Tony (Deceased)
21 Reinhardt, Bob
22 Rogers, Vince
23 Sims, Bill (Deceased)
24 Smith, Bill (Deceased)
25 Smith, Jerry
26 Thomas, Art
27 Thompson, Gary
28 Wysuph, Dave
December Birthdays
1 Allen, Bryan (Chaplain)
2 Barikimo, Jon
3 Biebel, Phil
4 Borbons, Carl
5 Brookins, Dennis
6 Brown, Charles
7 Buckhout, Craig
8 Carr, John Sr.
9 Christiansen, Bob
10 Cornfield, Scott
11 Finton, Roger (Deceased)
12 Grant, Doug
13 Gwillim, Reese
14 Handforth, Terry
15 Hunter, Dick (Deceased)
16 Jacksteit, Ken
17 Knea, Tim
18 Knopf, Art (Deceased)
19 Lagergren, Fred
Lanctot, Noel
20 LaRault, Gary
21 Lewis, Marv
22Mazzone, Tom
23 McNamara, Joe (Chief/Deceased)
24 Ortega, Dan
25 Percelle, Ralph
26 Polmanteer, Jim
27 1aul, Gary
28 Sauao, Dennis
29 Zenahlik, Tom
SJPD Investigating Traffic Fatality #32
Post Date: 08/19/2024 11:10 AM
Media Advisory
24-231-0935
On August 18, 2024, at approximately 10:31 PM, San José Police Department Officers responded to a collision
involving a vehicle and a pedestrian at the intersection of Capitol Expressway and Snell Avenue. The pre-
liminary investigation revealed the following:
A 2003 black Mercedes sedan, occupied by an adult male driver, was traveling northbound on Snell Avenue at the intersection of Capital Expressway on a green signal, when it struck an adult female pedestrian who was crossing eastbound on Snell Avenue in the south crosswalk of the intersection.
The pedestrian was transported to a local hospital where she succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced deceased.
This is the 32nd fatal collision and 32nd traffic death of 2024.This is also the 12th pedestrian death of 2024.
The identity of the victim will be released by the Santa Clara County Coroner’s Office.
Anyone with information on this investigation is urged to contact Detective Leslie #4264 of the San José Police Department’s Traffic Investigations Unit at 4264@sanjoseca.gov or 408-277-4654.
Submit crime tips and remain anonymous by using the P3TIPS mobile app, calling the tip line at (408) 947-STOP, or on www.siliconvalleycrimestoppers.org. If the information you submit leads to an arrest, you are eligible for a cash reward from the Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers Program.
On August 18, 2024, at approximately 9:15 AM, San José Police Department Officers responded to a traffic collision in the area of Jackson Avenue and Bambi Lane involving a vehicle and a bicyclist. The preliminary investigation revealed the following:
A 2019 Chevy Silverado pickup truck, occupied by an adult male driver, was traveling southbound on Jackson Avenue when it struck an adult male bicyclist who was traveling northbound on Jackson Avenue and veered into the southbound lanes.
The bicyclist was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries and stabilized.
At approximately 3:35 PM, the bicyclist succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased.
The driver remained on scene and was cooperative with the investigation.
This is the 33rd fatal collision and 33rd traffic death of 2024.
The identity of the victim will be released by the Santa Clara County Coroner’s Office.
Anyone with information on this investigation is urged to contact Detective Aldinger #4183 of the San José Police Department’s Traffic Investigations Unit at 4183@sanjoseca.gov or 408-277-4654.
Submit crime tips and remain anonymous by using the P3TIPS mobile app, calling the tip line at (408) 947-STOP, or on www.siliconvalleycrimestoppers.org. If the information you submit leads to an arrest, you are eligible for a cash reward from the Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers Program.
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7 Innovations That Came Out of World War II
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It’s often said that wars bring about a wave of innovation — necessity being the mother of invention, as the old adage goes. In reality, that’s not necessarily true. According to some studies, there tends to be a significant decline in inventiveness immediately after the outbreak of a war, followed by a marked surge, the net result being a fairly standard rate of innovation overall. Creation through necessity or even desperation certainly happens, but prosperous, peaceful, and free societies tend to be just as inventive, if not more so.
That said, plenty of technological innovation took place during World War II, especially in fields that had military applications. Here are some of the most pivotal, successful, and enduring inventions to come out of the war, from handy tools used by millions of people to miracle drugs that have saved countless lives.
In 1943, Vesta Stoudt, an Illinois woman with two sons serving in the U.S. Navy, was working in an ordnance plant when she noticed a problem with the ammunition boxes she was packing. The boxes were sealed with paper tape with a tab to open them, but this tab could easily tear off, leaving soldiers potentially scrambling to open the boxes in life-threatening situations. So, Stoudt came up with the idea of a waterproof fabric tape with which to seal the boxes — an idea she sent to none other than President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Impressed, the President sent her letter to the War Production Board, which soon came up with what we now know as duct tape. Not only was it easy to apply and remove on ammo boxes, but it also turned out to be endlessly handy for quickly repairing military equipment, including vehicles and weapons.
The fundamental principle underlying modern radar (which is actually an acronym for “radio detection and ranging”) was first observed in 1886 by physicist Heinrich Hertz, who found that electromagnetic waves could be reflected from various objects. It was during World War II, however, that modern, practical radar was developed. Britain had already established a chain of radar stations along its south and east coasts by the outbreak of the war, allowing for the detection of enemy aircraft at a range of 80 miles. The British then invented the cavity magnetron in 1940, paving the way for far more compact, powerful, and sensitive radar units (and, as it happens, microwave ovens).
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SJPD AIR 3 Utilizes Certified Training to Rescue Hiker Post Date:08/20/2024 9:50 AM Media Advisory
On August 10, 2024, at approximately 4:09 PM, the San José Police Department AIR 3 assisted the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office in rescuing a stranded and injured hiker in the area of San Antonio Valley Road.
Around 8:30 AM, a 75-year-old male victim fell over one hundred feet off a rocky cliff while hunting in the area. After failing to return from the hunt, the victim’s friends called the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office at approximately 12:00 PM to report a missing person.
The victim was spotted by his friend around 2:00 PM and contacted law enforcement. A Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Deputy hiked down and reached the victim around 4:00 PM and requested air support.
AIR 3 responded to the scene and extricated the victim through heavy tree cover out of the creek to a clear area where a life-flight medical transport helicopter that was incapable of conducting the extraction was awaiting half a mile away. The victim was transported to a local hospital with injuries that were later determined to be non-life threatening.
SJPD would like to thank the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office for their quick response and collaboration with SJPD AIR 3 to locate and transport the victim to safety.
The primary purpose of the Air Support Unit (ASU) is to provide aerial services for units within the San José Police Department and other agencies within the County of Santa Clara.
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Cindy Buell: January 7
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Leroy
On the birthday list —-Bill Leavy (March) and Pat McGuire (April) are both deceased. :o(
Noel
Thanx
L
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Try turning off you computer, wait 10 min and restart
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Add my birthday plz, August 10th
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Bill Smith (Smitty) Nov 6th (deceased)
Thank you,
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Tim Halpin ….. March
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Please add these names to your list
Bill Yarbrough February 20 deceased
Dennis Sorahan December 31
Leroy: Just turned 81 yrs old. last month. Add me to July list. Thanks
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Leroy, Brad Barnett birthday, March. Not on list but just joined a month ago.
Add my birthday plz: Thomassin, Ronald
Month?
Paul Panighetti. March 21.
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