Wayne BASSANO

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|--Wayne BASSANO 
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|                          _Giuseppi URBANI __|
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|_Louise URBANI __________|
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                          |_Maria BUCCIARELI _|
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Betsey Dodge BEATON

Sep 1845 - 1923

• BIRTH: Sep 1845, , , ME
• DEATH: 1923, , , ME
• BURIAL: 1923, N. Whitefield, Lincoln [350]

• MARRIAGE: 27 Apr 1863

1. +Daniel Hood DODGE

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[350] [SOURCE] World Connect Site; UserID=dodge3; Streig3@aol.com;
Janece Carter Streig; 1 Sep 2001

Claus August Theodor GARDELS

21 Aug 1842 - 30 Apr 1905

• BIRTH: 21 Aug 1842, Reinsbuttel, , Prussia
• DEATH: 30 Apr 1905, Beemer, Cuming, NE [869]

• MARRIAGE: 09 Feb 1873, Beemer, Cuming, NE

1. +Laura Theresa GARDELS

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[869] [SOURCE] Family Group Record; www.familysearch.org

Addie METCALF

ABT 1882 - BEF 1982

• BIRTH: ABT 1882, Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
• DEATH: BEF 1982, USA

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Emmett Vernon THOMPSON

03 Aug 1924 - 29 Jan 2006

• OCCUPATION: P.E. Tchr, Vice Principal
  
• BIRTH: 03 Aug 1924, near Hollister, San Benito, CA
• DEATH: 24 Sep 2006, Watsonville, Santa Cruz, CA

1.  William THOMPSON
2.  Susan THOMPSON
3.  Stephen THOMPSON

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[410] Emmett Vernon THOMPSON
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World War II Service Cardinal 1948, p. 233
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Emmett V. Thompson 378-67-02
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    Emmett was born on 3 August 1924. He was in the graduating class of 1943. While in high school, he was on the football, basketball, and baseball teams. He made all County basketball team in 1942, and was on the CCAL champion
Basketball Team in 1941 and 1942.
    Emmett entered the navy [on] 10 December 1942. After receiving his boot training at Farragut, Idaho, he was sent to Norman, Oklahoma. On 23 October 1943 he was transferred to San Diego Naval Base. In February, 1945, he went
overseas. He landed at Manus. On 1 May 1945 he was on Los Negros. He participated in activities on Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Marshalls, and the Philipine Islands. He is entitled to wear the Asiatic-Pacific, American Theater, Good Conduct Medal, the Victory
Ribbon, and an Accomondation Ribbon. While in the navy he played a lot of basketball, and was on the Championship team at the Naval Air Base in San Diego, California.
    He returned to the states in February, 1946 and received his discharge on 22 February 1946 with a rating of AOM 2/c. He resides with his sister, Mrs. A. Urbani, at 66 Mora St, Santa Cruz, Calif.
[Source #1]
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Remembrance
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Tuesday 3 October 2006 Santa Cruz Sentinel, p. A-12
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    Emmett Thompson passed away Sunday evening September 24, 2006. He was born to parents Lee and Edna Thompson in San Martin, CA on August 3, 1925, one of seven children.
    Emmett attended Laurel Elementary School and Mission Hill Junior High, and graduated from Santa Cruz High School, Class of 1943. He entered the Navy in December of 1942 leaving USNAS, San Diego to serve in the Asiatic Pacific-American area, and returned to Santa Cruz in the spring of 1946.
    He was married to the former Jessie McKinney in August of 1947 and enrolled at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, for the fall semester. Emmett majored in Physical Education and played forward on Cal Poly's Varsity Basketball team. He was the first Cal Poly student to do his student teaching outside of SLO County. His internship took place at Santa Cruz High School under the tutelage of Roger Baer, his greatly respected mentor.
    During the 1950s era he played City League basketball at a time when the Civic Auditorium was a "place to go" on weekend nights, and at the time when TV was in its infancy.
    He received his first teaching position at Santa Cruz High School, teaching remedial math and science and physical education and coaching lightweight football. Emmett eventually became a full-time P.E. teacher and coached varsity basketball. His team won the C.C.A.L. championship in 1959. He established what is now called the Dad's Club Tournament.
    Emmett earned his Secondary Credential, B.S. and M.A. in Education from Cal Poly and his Administrative Credential from San Jose State College. He was Vice Principal [under] Delmar Miller at Mission Hill Junior High and moved to Soquel High School as Vice Principal/Dean of Students [in 1962, where he remained] for 16 years. He was transferred to Santa Cruz High for two years as Dean of Students and retired in 1980.
    Emmett bought a cattle ranch in Lakeport, CA where he raised registered polled shorthorn cattle. His love of cattle began in 1955 when he bought three head of cattle on property where he built his first home on Western Drive. Emmett rode with the Clear Lake Horsemen's group, often in the Mendocino National forest. He also rode his sure-footed mule in the remote Trinity Alps area. He was a popular President of the Horsemen's Ass'n.
    He and his wife returned to the Santa Cruz area in 2002 when his battle with Alzheimer's disease became more apparent.
    He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Jessie, his son Bill of Scotts Valley, his daughter Susan Mello of Freedom, and his son, Stephen of Solon, Iowa. He also leaves behind grandchildren Kristin Bish, Jacob Thompson, Mistie Wilson, John Mello and Spencer and Hunter Thompson, and three great-grandchildren.
    Services will be held Saturday October 7, 2006 at Calvary Episcopal Church, 532 Center St., Santa Cruz beginning at 11:30 a.m. Care is entrusted to Benito & Azzaro Pacific Gardens Chapel, 1050 Cayuga St., Santa Cruz, CA.
[Source #2]
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Sources:
1. World War II Service Cardinal 1948, p. 233
2. Tuesday 3 October 2006 Santa Cruz Sentinel, p. A-12
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