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This page contains a list of persons, businesses and organizations near and dear to my heart. No one has asked to be placed on this list and no one pays me for being on this list. Over the years, these are the special people who have helped me and rendered services in an exemplary manner. Enjoy!

Earth Oasis - Computer Repairs
Earth Oasis is a person-to-person personal computer company. Founded by Tom Slaughter, a longtime resident of the beautiful foothills above Glendale, Pasadena and Burbank, CA. Earth Oasis helps individual computer owners, home business owners and small business owners in the local area with their personal computer needs.

Todd Doty - Graphic Designer/Flair For Design
With many years of print and web experience, strong design skills and natural creative talent, Todd will be an invaluable resource to your organization! Check out his designs at Flair For Design.

California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform
This group protects consumers from nursing home abuse, educates people about Medi-Cal, puts on educational programs for lawyers and social workers.

Thou Shalt Honor Foundation
This foundation, set up by the producers of a landmark PBS documentary, gives all sorts of information about and for caregivers. Start with "About caregiving" and "CareGiving Resources."

Professional Fiduciary Association of California
We are fortunate in California that there is an organization of energetic, capable individuals who are committed to providing the highest quality of care possible for our community of frail elderly adults.  This organization is known as the "Professional Fiduciary Association of California."  Learn more about this organization by going to their website.

Montrose Shopping Park Association
Nestled among the hills of the serene Crescenta Valley, the quaint village of Montrose truly is a town in two worlds. Montrose has retained its charming "Main Street U.S.A." character, while at the same time serving as the center of local commerce for more than 70,000 residents who call the Crescenta Valley their home.