John Gordon Thompson obituary 1953 2003 Auburn California
John Gordon Thompson died December 19 2003 after a two year cancer battle. Born February 23 1953 in Los Angeles he graduated Arcadia High School 1971 and Cal Poly Pomona 1978, held an architect license 22 years. Survived by wife Laurie and children Jennifer Aaron Davis Patrick Grace, mother Dorothy Thompson, sisters Debra Tricia Melissa and their families. Visitation December 27 Auburn Chapel of the Hills. memorial December 28 Sierra Grace Fellowship Auburn. Donations urged to blood services or Global Fellowship via Sierra Grace. Special thanks to UCD Med Center Dr Lara Ruth Dale Maile Cherise at Savon Pharmacy and Tanya Riedel Albertsons.
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The Colfax Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its Annual Awards Banquet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday January 14 2004 at the Sierra Vista Community Center. The event features A Taste of Colfax with dishes from Madonna's Classic Kitchen Giovanni's Buzz Thru Joe's Camp 20 Drooling Dog BarBQ and Classy Cheese Cake. Tickets are 25 per person and reservations are due by January 9 2004 with a contact number 346 8888.
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City Seeks Own Colfax Business Recruiter
Colfax Economic Committee and city staff outline criteria for a Colfax Business Recruiter with a six month contract funded by a Community Development Block Grant. The hire will develop and implement a business recruitment program. Apply by 5 p.m. Tuesday Dec. 30. call City Manager Bob Perrault at 346-2313 for details.
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Auburn opens Capitol Corridor Auburn Station with Dec 18 ribbon
The Auburn Station on Nevada Street and Fulweiler Avenue opened December 18 with a 6:30 p.m. ribbon cutting. CC Riders boarded for Sacramento and the Bay Area, using a new platform, lighting, shelter and restrooms. Funding came from local, state and federal sources via PCTPA with Azteca Construction completing the project on budget.
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Colfax Elementary budget letters urge enrollment, control cuts
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