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Sunday, October 13, 2002 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL M9 REMEMBRANCES Betsy Herbert, teacher, dancer FUNERALS rUNMAU GORDON KING HASKELL OBITUARIES Warren Thornhill Services will be Tuesday for Warren Thornhill, who died Friday in his Santa Cruz home of brain cancer. He was 61. Mr. Thornhill was born in Warren, Ohio, and moved to Oakland in 1949 and to Santa Cruz in 1968. He earned a bachelor's degree and teaching credential from San Francisco State University and a master's degree and education credential from San Jose State University.

Mr. Thornhill taught in the Pajaro I hi Valley School Dis- By CATHY REDFERN SENTINEL STAFF WRITER Betsy Herbert made Boulder Creek a better place for children. She came to the Santa Cruz Mountains town in the '60s from the Haight Ashbury area of San Francisco, to live in a redwood-encircled cabin with her V'- It, k-1 trict from 1968 to 1993, at Hall District husband, Nick, a physicist. Earlier, she had given up a Temple University scholarship to study experimental education In Vermont, and taught in New York City and on an Indian reservation before founding one of the ''TI mentary scllools, Bom August 15, 1917. Philapopolis, Ottoman Empire (now Plovdiv, Bulgaria) Died October 4, 2002, Santa Cruz, California.

Social activist, writer, political organizer and raconteur, Gordon Haskell was born the youngest of ten children to Edward Haskell, a second generation American Protestant Missionary in Bulgaria, and his wife Elisabeth Frohlich Haskell of Enenda, Switzerland. Settling in California at the age of sixteen, he attended voorhee's School for Boys, Occidental College, and graduated from UC Berkeley. He worked for nine years as a locomotive fireman on the Southern Pacific Railroad while active as a union organizer in the Independent Socialist League. He moved to New York City to serve as Editor of the ISL's newspaper. Labor Action, then as Director of Development for the New York and American Civil Liberties Union, and Care, Inc.

After retirement, he continued his social activism with the Association for Union Democracy, served as Political Director for the Democratic Socialists of America, was active in a variety of reform democratic organizations in Brooklyn. NY and Santa Cruz, CA. serving in a variety of leadership roles and receiving numerous awards. He recently served as President of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Monterey Bay, Inc. Gordon devoted his life, both professionally and personally, to social and economic justice and equality.

He thought globally and acted both globally and locally. His early devotion to social justice through social revolution evolved into a dogged determination to work in his own communities for obtainable and sustainable political and social change. Until his death, Gordon maintained a youthful curiosity, especially about people. Young people and their ideas, from the conservative to the outlandish, fascinated him, and they were fascinated by him. At any occasion, he could be found deep in conversation with the most unlikely of partners.

He met his future wife of thirty-two years, BETSY HERBERT Elizabeth 'Betsy' Rose Herbert BORN: July 8, 1938, in Philadelphia. DIED: Aug. 16, 2002, in Boulder Creek. EDUCATION: Graduate, Goddard College of Vermont, where she studied experimental approaches to education. OCCUPATION: Teacher; home school director and a founder of Boulder Creek's South Street Centre for community and child-based education; modern dance performer and teacher who founded a dance improv group and was a founding member of Bruce Lee's Company of Strangers, who performed in 2000 at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center; founding member of the Institute of Feminine Arts, the first-state certified school for midwives in the country; consultant to the Learning Program at California State University Monterey Bay.

MEMBERSHIPS: Charter member, Valley Women's Club, where she helped run the annual Redwood Mountain Faire; member, California Home School Association; American Association of Educators in Private Practice and the state Commission on Community Service. Also participated In the Santa Cruz Cultural Committee and the Ethnic Arts Network and helped produce children's programs at the Boulder Creek Library. With Sue Coulter, organized the Boulder Creek Fool's Parade which ran for five years. SURVIVORS: Her husband, Nick Herbert of Boulder Creek; a son, Khola Herbert of San Diego; a sister, Ida Scott of New Jersey; two nieces and one nephew. SERVICES: The afternoon of Oct.

20 at Camp Campbell in Boulder Creek. Details to be announced. aim sei veu as principal of Calabasas from 1994 to February, 2002. Family members say he was most proud of working with the Calabasas School staff, which WARREN THORNHILL Herbert studied piano, violin, voice and dance as a child and went on to dance in, and create, several companies in New York, San Francisco and Santa Cruz. Children adored her, and she seemed to speak their language, Fein said, remembering their laughter when one child who couldn't pronounce her name used to call her "Bossy." "And dance was always part of the education," she said.

"You couldn't be around Betsy and not dance. She liked any kind of dance that came from the inside out, just like education." Sara Wilbourne of Aptos, a dancer and company manager of Shakespeare Santa Cruz, danced with Herbert in the Company of Strangers, a performance art group founded by Bruce Lee. "1 felt like she had the most sense in some ways and also had such a big heart and so much experience." Wilbourne said. "I really trusted her intuitions, which were copious." Her husband said Herbert's central passion was the search for new ways of life, which led her to anthropology books, travel journals, fiction and poetry about complicated human relations. Herbert died shortly before school began, and Fein has been helping Herbert's apprentice, Maryam Shafaghi, who has assumed operation of the centre.

"I just get up every day and try to make sure everything goes right," Fein said. "It's a living testimony to Betsy. It is not possible to just let it go." Nick Herbert wrote of his wife's last words. They were, "Oh, no, I'm scared," followed by "Wonderful!" Services will be Oct. 20 at Camp Campbell, a space chosen to accommodate the expected crowd.

Contact Cathy Redfern at Rachel, while she was stirring lemonade at a peace rally in St. Louis in 1969. He is survived by two children, Guy Haskell of Bloomington, Indiana, and Elisabeth Haskell of Sacramento, CA; step-children Garry Fathman ot Portola Valley, Anthony Fathman of St. Louis, and Mary Fathman-Thomas of Miami; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Contributions celebrating Gordon's life may be made to the Democratic Central Committee Voter Registration Drive, P.O.

Box 7763. Santa Cruz, CA 95061-7763 or Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks, 144 School Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Please designate gifts to the Restoration of the Historic Mission Adobe GardensSundial Fund in memory of Gordon Haskell. He took walks there each evening with his beloved dog Annie, a devoted friend and companion. area's first home-school groups.

Herbert died Aug. 16 in Boulder Creek from breast cancer, at age 64. She influenced thousands of children after founding Boulder Creek's South Street Centre in 1987 and the Institute of Feminine Arts, a school for midwives dedicated to the home birth movement. Herbert also created library programs for kids and worked with them at Camp Joy gardens and Mountain Community Theater. She was awarded the Hammer-Marcum Award in 1994 for her service to the community.

"She was a grand woman," said Estelle Fein of Boulder Creek, Herbert's best friend and co-founder of South Street Centre. "She loved her life, she used to say that all the time. I Can't imagine what my life would have been like without her." The centre started as Upper Valley School, which began with eight kids meeting at Camp Campbell in 1975, long before home schooling was a recognized and district-supported was as close as a family. Mr. Thornhill was named in Who's Who Among America's Teachers in 1996, and was a judge for the state History Day and National Geography Bee and a regional director of the California Association of Year Round Education.

He was a member of the Association of California School Administrators and the National Council of History Education. Mr. Thornhill attended Santa Cruz Bible Church and enjoyed reading, history, traveling and attending San Francisco Giants games. He is survived his wife of 33 years, Jackie Thornhill of Santa Cruz; and sons Paul Thornhill of Santa Cruz and Jeff Thornhill of New York City. Services will be 4 p.m.

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