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Tag Archives: Don Rocha
My Invocation at San Jose, CA City Council Meeting October 2, 2012
Karin, Don and Judy at San Jose City Hall, October 2, 2012 I was asked a few weeks ago by my city councilman, Don Rocha, to give the invocation at the San Jose City Council meeting on October 2. I … Continue reading
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Our Marriages Seem To Be Of Such An Interest….I’m Not So Interested in Everyone Else’s, Are You?
Today Karin and I will add our voices to the complaints and challenges on marriage equality in our city. Our mayor, Chuck Reed, mayor of the 10th largest city in America, San Jose, California, has refused to add his name … Continue reading
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