SF SENIORBEAT COLUMN – March 17, 1886. A date you probably never considered. Carroll County, Mississippi. A...
If you grow up in Los Angeles, where do you find the wild? Norm Gershenz is not...
During the day, you’ll find Thomas Drohan in court or at his law office on Mission Street....
Like some people need coffee, Joan Wong needs to walk – and talk. Mornings, she puts in...
Joe Edley tucks his co-authored book, “Everything Scrabble,” under his arm and surveys the room. Around him,...
Robert Wachter is the doctor who oversees all the other doctors at the University of California, San...
J & G Upholstery stretches back farther than it looks from the sidewalk on Balboa Street. Stacks...
EDITOR'S NOTE: See full profiles of the seniors interviewed by clicking links within the story. A panoply...
Walk through the doors of Gus’ Discount Fishing Tackle, and you’ll likely be greeted before you even...
J & G Upholstery stretches back farther than it looks from the sidewalk on Balboa Street. Stacks of yellow foam wrapped in plastic sit along a wall and rolls of fabric line the shelves as chairs in different stages of repair rest on worktables with their springs exposed. James Ross, 91, stands near the back ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: See full profiles of the seniors interviewed by clicking links within the story. A panoply of health issues, including slow-moving Parkinson’s, and kidney disease, prompted Jody Reiss, a retired therapist and AIDS educator, to move into an assisted living facility – at the relatively young age of 68. Most residents are 75 or ...
Walk through the doors of Gus’ Discount Fishing Tackle, and you’ll likely be greeted before you even reach the counter. That’s how Stephanie Ernst-Scott learned to do business from her father, Gus Ernst, who opened the Outer Richmond shop more than 60 years ago. “You say hello to somebody when they cross your threshold,” said ...
