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In Memoriam

In loving memory of those who we have lost but will forever remain in our hearts.

Kevin James Snow

September 10, 1959 - January 6, 2010

Long-time San Francisco resident Kevin Snow, born in Portsmouth, VA, died unexpectedly of a heart attack in Dallas, TX while traveling to his Uncle Jimmy’s funeral. Kevin served in the US Navy, attended the University of Missouri - Kansas City, and lived and worked in Kansas City, Missouri for many years. Kevin’s greatest gift was his incredible sense of humor - which he parlayed into a career both onstage performing stand-up comedy and as a Vice President of GPS-MIS for Bank of America in San Francisco. Possibly the pinnacle of his comedy career was when the Birmingham ABC TV station refused to air the “coming out” episode of the Ellen Show, and GLAAD worked with locals including Kevin as event host to air the show via satellite. Kevin is survived by his husband Tim Williams and their kitty Earl Patrick Williams-Snow, his Mother Mary Etta Snow, numerous siblings and many friends all over the world. He was preceded in death by his Father Charles Sanford Snow. He loved the San Francisco Inferno softball team, managed…[more]

Angelo Maggio

1947 - 2008

Little did Teresa and Pasquale Maggio know that on August 4, 1947, they brought into the world a very special little bambino. Angelo Vittorio Maggio was born in Rapallo Italy and in the same vain as many Europeans, his family decided to come to America in a search for new opportunities. The family settled in the Bay Area in the late 50's and San Francisco would never be the same. Angelo grew up in the Potrero Hill neighborhood and quickly adapted to American youth culture. As a younger man, Angelo enlisted in the Coast Guard and was stationed at Treasure Island for the entire time of his service. Once out in the civilian world again, he experimented with many career choices, including acting, but then landed a job with Sunset Scavengers. It was at this time that he got involved in the San Francisco Community Softball League by playing with Dino's Liquors in the early 1970's. Angelo was a versatile player and loved the fun competition the softball league encouraged. It should also be noted…[more]

Joe Cooper

1965 - 2006

Joe Cooper was born at Hillcrest Hospital in Petaluma, January 15, 1965 and died at his home in Petaluma on November 15, 2006 after a year long struggle with cancer. He was 41. During his last days, Joe was surrounded by family. He is survived by his parents Ray and Dodie Cooper, his brothers Ray Cooper, Jr. and Alvin Cooper. His grandmother, Faye Busalacchi predeceased him, March 6, 2006. Joe was the principal caregiver for his grandmother with whom he shared a special bond. Joe was born and raised in Petaluma California and also lived in San Francisco for much of his adult life. Joe's occupations were many but most recently centered around the real estate market. He owned property in Rohnert Park, Petaluma, San Francisco and Palm Springs. He loved to travel and spent a lot of time in Palm Springs, as well as other destinations throughout the World. Joe participated in the SFGSL for 12 years in many capacities. Beloved friend, player, coach, umpire, SFGSL committee member, etc. He played on many different…[more]

Patricia Gail Price

1952 - 2006

Patricia Gail Price "Patty" passed away June 15, 2006 at home in San Leandro, after a nearly three-year struggle with the complications of and treatment for ovarian cancer. She was 54. Born May 17, 1952, she grew up in Denver, CO, and moved to the Bay Area when she was in her mid-30s. Patty had an unwavering commitment to social justice, developed, she said, through the influence of her parents and her Catholic School upbringing. She was a very active member of student government at the University of Colorado, Boulder, during particularly turbulent times. After graduation in 1976 from the University of Denver Law School, Patty spent 28 years as a public interest attorney, in both Colorado and California. She practiced throughout the Bay Area, effectively advocating for the rights of children, battered women, and people who were poor, disabled, or otherwise disenfranchised. Among the highlights of her career: during the 1990s, she was the director of the Public Interest Law Firm in San Jose, where she was the original attorney for the plaintiffs in…[more]

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