After 10 months in a mental hospital, the accused killer of a prominent East Palo Alto community leader and former San Quentin inmate has been deemed … [Read more...]
Legend Remembered
Boxing legend Joe Frazier lost his last fight to liver cancer but one of his nephews remembers him as a people’s champion and a fighter to the … [Read more...]
Co-Founder of S.Q. Veteran Group Dies
By RONALD ‘YANA’ SELF Elmer G. “Geronimo” Pratt, an early leader of San Quentin’s Vietnam veterans group and a decorated paratrooper, died at his home … [Read more...]
S.Q. Veterans Say Goodbye to One of Their Brothers
Joe Diggs was a friend, father and a mentor to the men of San Quentin. He left this world honorably in a ceremony befitting a soldier who served his … [Read more...]
OBITUARY
It seems like yesterday, seeing Phousaykeo “Luong” Sapsourivong busy cleaning the showers for the men in North Block. It was a job that Luong quietly … [Read more...]
Obituaries
San Quentin resident Jimmy Chapman was remembered as a friend and a good man. Chapman worked in Prison Industry (PIA) for over nine years. Douglas … [Read more...]
Kairos Leader Passes
A volunteer leader of the Kairos program at San Quentin died April 16 at his Santa Rosa home of Leukemia at the age of 80. He was Robert “Bob” A. … [Read more...]
Chaplain Howard 1924 – 2008
Chaplain Harry W. Howard, born Sept. 22, 1924, passed away on Sept. 18, 2008. Harry’s loving wife, Kay, preceded him to Heaven in 1999. Harry is … [Read more...]
Harry Hagy
Harry Hagy, CDCR No. A-53751, the oldest man in San Quentin, returned to his maker, Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 51 days short of his 86th birthday. … [Read more...]
Remembering Matthew Solomon
Matthew Solomon, a former student in the San Quentin College Program, was shot and killed in San Francisco on Thursday, September 4 while standing on … [Read more...]
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