Rose Amendola, 96, ScottsdaleCourtesy of Ted Amendola
Rose Amendola loved volunteering and education. She often reminded others to “study hard and make something of yourself.”
Her son, Ted Amendola, described her as a “caring conversationalist” whom he will miss talking with. She gave back to her community and was a strong matriarch of the family.
She most likely contracted COVID-19 in the memory care facility where she lived, Ted said. Rose died on Jan. 11 at age 96.
“She fought until the end,” Ted said. “An hour before she passed her vitals were normal. She wasn’t afraid of dying.”
Rose is survived by her children, Carol, Joyce and Ted, eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
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Caddyshack actor, classical music trio tell the story of Americas.
Palm Beach Daily News
Fans of actor and comedian Bill Murray who saw him perform at The Society of the Four Arts on Saturday discovered two things about him: he loves classical music and can do a pretty good rendition of “Guantanamera.”
In his Americas, classical music goes hand-in-hand with any number of modern songs in a program that seeks to break down barriers between classical and popular music, between continents and cultures, and between music and the spoken word.
He took the show to Palm Beach last weekend for its global premiere, with a show at The Four Arts on Sunday, and a dress rehearsal Saturday with an audience of local teachers and first responders to the delight of fans.
Inland Empire rental, housing prices on the rise as LA, OC residents relocate
KABC
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KABC) The Inland Empire - with its open spaces and proximity to the mountains - has become a hot market for both renters and home buyers. We are finding more and more people working in L.A. or other counties or states, and they are relocating to the Inland Empire where it is affordable, said Michael Rademaker, president and CEO of MGR Property Management.
Rademaker s property management company oversees apartments buildings and rental homes in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. He says demand for rentals is sky high.