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John Tweten ’61

John Tweten ’61 always aimed to leave places better than he found them. For over 50 years, he profoundly impacted San Jose’s education sector, from his early work as a counselor at Sonoma’s Hanna Boys Center to a 30-year career with San Jose Unified School District, where he was a school psychologist, vice principal, and […]

William Clayton ’71, J.D. ’74

William Clayton ’71, J.D. ’74, was known for his kindness, wit, and calming presence, most notably while riding horses. At Santa Clara, he excelled in rugby and football and met his future wife, Rosanne Clayton ’71, with whom he had three children. Bill’s commitment to Santa Clara shone through his work with the Bronco Bench […]

Brett De Jarnette J.D. ’13

The legal news service Law360 honored Brett De Jarnette J.D. ’13 as a rising star for his work in securities litigation. The “rising star” list recognizes attorneys under the age of 40 whose legal accomplishments belie their age.

Joseph Gutierrez ‘74

It was never a surprise to hear Joseph Gutierrez ’74 bragging about his late wife, Nancy, sons, and grandchildren. Known for his warm smile and enthusiasm, Joe had a welcoming personality that made it easy for others to open up to him. As a devoted grandfather, Joe played an active role in his grandkids’ lives, […]

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