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2 2 2 0 4A TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010 RENO Obituaries Notice of Deceased Name, Date of Passing, Age, Services Bautista, Fred p. Walton Funeral Home, Reno Fuller, Hazel 91 Ross, Burke Knobel Fred P. Bautista Fred P. Bautista 86, passed away on June 22, 2010 at his home surrounded by his family. He was born in Mexico on August 12, 1923.

He moved to Ely Nevada in the early 1950's where he lived and worked for the Kennicott Railroad where he met his wife in 1977 he worked as Maryann. Moving to REena dealer at different downtown Reno casinos retiring in 2001. He was preceded in death by his wife Maryann in 1987. Fred is survived by his daughter and son in law Teresa and Justin Reeves, Marissa, Joey, Mariah and Justin Reeves (Bubba) grandchildren and Jose Bautista brother. Fred was a wonderful Dad and Poppa who enjoyed spending time with his grandkids.

He will truly be missed by all. Services will be held at St. Therese Little Flower Church on July 8, 2010 at entrusted to Walton's Funeral Home in Reno. Hazel Warner Fuller July 2, 1918 July 1, 2010 Hazel Warner Fuller passed away July 1, 2010 in Sparks, NV at the age of 91. Hazel was born on July 2, 1918, in Salt Lake City, Utah to Ernest and Grace Warner.

She attended beauty school in the area, worked for the telephone company during WWII and also with the Washoe County school district lunch program. Hazel belonged to the Nile and played in their band. She traveled extensively on the caravans with the Shriners and enjoyed many cruises with them husband Alvin preceded her in death. She is survived by her sons, Bob Fuller of Carson City, NV, Gene Fuller of Boise, Idaho, David Fuller of Sparks, NV and Ken Fuller of Spanish Springs, NV. She will be greatly missed by her 10 grandchildren.

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App Available on Store the buildings and eight different offices, has 125 employees budget of more than and a $18 million. first program was The straight forward: truancy help ease the student problem and identify some of the reachildren ditch school. sons But the menu of services has morphed exponentially, becoming more intricate and diverse including child care resource development and providing family and we started, the youth interventions. idea of a private and public partnerships, it was during unheard a of," Dermody said lunch meeting of the past executive directors. He said it was a basic culture change for its business partners and the public agencies it worked with.

Humke, executive direcfrom inception until tor 1987, worked with agencies to identify issues that the Cabinet could help agencies handle. Leslie came on next and defined truancy as a key issue the organization could tackle. "The police would round the kids up and bring them to us, and we would ask them why they ditched school," Leslie said. "It led to some insights as to problems the children were experiencing." After seven years and widening the mission to address many problems through parenting classes, family counseling and health issues, Leslie said she left "because it was getting too Sarah Boxx ushered in a more integrated approach to collecting data about the performance of the programs, success and failures. Mary Ann Brown came aboard and helped further the infrastructure, protocol and established best practices for similar agencies to follow.

And Meg Cleary, Pomi's immediate predecessor, worked to refine the list of services offered by Children's Cabinet to make donating to the organization more attractive. Pomi's mission, having grown with the cabinet in his role as juvenile probation officer, is to usher in an era of redefining the identity of the organization's client base and develop resources to meet their needs. "The center gives us a base for our caseworkers and an opportunity to work more closely with our partners," Pomi said. "The thing that makes us unique is that we take a client by the hand and get them whatever they need whether it be a ride to the doctor, an education tunity or job training. That's, our job.".