Danielle O’Bannon ‘96 was appointed as the chief assistant attorney general for the public rights division by California Attorney General, Rob Bonta. Since 2018, Danielle has served as the senior assistant attorney general (SAAG) for the tort and condemnation section. As SAAG, Danielle directed the legal work of the section in defending departments and employees […]

Von Reyes ’96 J.D. ’99 joined as partner to Forna Glennon’s San Francisco and San Jose offices. Von has extensive experience in construction, casualty defense, and insurance coverage litigation. In particular, he is well-versed in handling matters related to professional liability, such as legal malpractice, bad faith matters, and error and omissions claims. Von has […]

Rachel Murphy ’96 is the new general manager for the Contra Costa Water District. She has over 26 years of experience and is the first woman to lead the district. Murphy has also worked with numerous committees and mentor programs to promote STEM efforts in underrepresented communities.

Patricia “Tricia” Timm J.D. ’96 wrote a book about belonging and bringing your authentic self to the workplace. The book will launch in March 2023 and is titled Embrace the Power of You: Owning Your Identity at Work. Timm is also an Advisory Board Member for the Katharine & George Community Law Center and mentor […]

Majid Karam ’96 recently published his memoir, Candlelight. The book is a message of hope for those who are seeking refuge from darkness. It is the story of a teenager raised in wartime Lebanon struggling to enjoy his childhood amidst the unpredictability of violence and chaos. It is the struggle of this young man who […]

From yoga to fire dancing, Andrea Drugay ’96 Andrea did it all. During her years in tech, Andrea thrived in the exciting, fast-paced environment of companies like Google, as well as in the innovation of small startups. She was an avid writer and featured in various literary journals, blogs, and anthologies. Andrea was a lifelong devotee […]

Francisco J. Silva ’96 was appointed California Primary Care Association’s (CPCA) new president and CEO. During his tenure at the California medical association, he served as general counsel and senior vice president of legal affairs, economic services, and health policy. He was instrumental in helping CMA navigate the politics and policy of complex health care […]

Mandeep Khera MBA ’96 has been appointed chief marketing officer for SecureAuth. Previously Mandeep served as vice president of global demand generation and channel marketing for Gigamon and has held held senior marketing roles at a variety of companies including Agari, ValiMail, Arxan, VeriSign, and HP.

Patrick J. Rodriguez ’96 died on Aug. 27, 2021. Growing up in the Bay Area, Patrick was a lover of the arts and throughout his life trained and worked in the graphic arts field. He worked at numerous entertainment companies including Lucas Film Animation, Walt Disney Imagineering, Sony, Dreamworks Animation, Spielberg, and The Third Floor. […]

Diane Honda JD ’96 concluded an eight-year stint on the board of the Las Lomitas Elementary School District. Honda is now looking at how Covid-19 has accelerated educational technology for the better.

Majeed “Mike” Abed MBA ’96, an Oakton, Virginia engineer, entrepreneur, and businessman, founder and CEO of Cleaner4Less, died February 23, 2021. Majeed was born in Nablus, Palestine, and immigrated to the U.S. with his family as a teenager. He earned a B.S. in electrical engineering from Penn State and an MBA from Santa Clara University. […]

Suzanne Miller JD ’96 was promoted in November 2019 to lead the newly formed WW Sales & Revenue legal team at HP Inc. She will continue to oversee the North American legal team while developing worldwide centers of excellence for sales contracting and leveraging technology to disrupt and innovate. Her transformation effort will apply Lean […]

Patricia Kozono Mackenroth MBA ’96 was born in Sacramento and grew up living and working on the family farm in West Sacramento, where she was active in 4-H and also led cheers for Clarksburg High School sports teams. Patty graduated with a B.A. in dance from UC Irvine and moved to New York, performing as […]

Ravi Chhabria MBA ’96 has been appointed managing director of the NetApp Global Centre of Excellence in India. He has been with NetApp for 14 years, and his background provides him with expertise in engineering and data management.

Pamela Freeman M.A. ’96 was a resident of Brookings, Oregon, at the time of passing. After a successful career in the aerospace industry, she continued her education and graduated with a master’s in psychology from SCU. Pam passed away on Feb. 7, 2019.

Virginia Falk M.A. ’96 entered the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (FMM) on Sept. 18, 1951, at North Providence. She pronounced her first vows March 19, 1954, and her final vows on March 19, 1957. Virginia served as a teacher for over 30 years in the United States, India, and Africa. She served as a chaplain […]

Lawrence R. Moots ’96 June 8, 1940 – Nov. 19, 2013 Resident of San Jose Lawrence R. Moots passed away on Nov. 19, 2013 at his home after a long battle with cancer at the age of 73. A second generation Californian, Larry was born in Pajaro, grew up in Menlo Park, and graduated from […]

Carol Anne Lies MTS ’96 of St. Helena died on Friday, June 7, 2013. She was 65. Born in Minn. to Frank and Dorothy Waskow, and raised in Wis., she married James Lies in 1971 in Sacramento, Calif. They moved to Napa in 1979. A wonderful and devoted wife, supportive and insightful mother, and generous […]

Stephen Lawrence Nichols M.A. ’96: July 15, 1934 to Aug. 29, 2011. Nichols peacefully passed away at his home on Aug. 29 after losing his six-year battle with cancer. Stephen had just celebrated his 77th birthday; he was a resident of Twain Harte, Calif., for the past 11 years. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, to […]

William Harry Morris J.D. ’96, 78, of Ridgecrest, died Dec. 7, 2011, at his home. He was born Jan. 15, 1933, in Alma, Mich. His parents were Harry and Alice Morris. William was highly committed to education. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War and during his service earned his bachelor’s degree […]