Posted on July 20, 2021
| 7:27 a.m.
Source: Cathy Macaulay
Ken Macaulay
Ken Macaulay passed away on July 14, 2021 at Serenity House in Santa Barbara after a seven-year battle with multiple myeloma. He was 72.
Ken was born in Pensacola, Florida, at the Navy Hospital and grew up a Navy brat with his family moving several times, including several years in Italy while they were kids. He always used to say, I ve lived all over and Santa Barbara is the best place, and he never wanted to leave.
Ken was recruited for gymnastics to University of Colorado at Boulder and competed nationally before injuries cut his career short. He graduated with a bachelor of science in business and made a career in accounting, starting with Sambo s Restaurants as an internal auditor, accounting manager at Motel 6, Inc., and ending his career at Soilmoisture Equipment Corporation in Goleta as chief financial officer.
Lessons in sun safety are being taught in Santa Barbara
For many, the lessons of wearing sun protection were learned late in life. But a free summer program for some children in Santa Barbara is aiming to equip children with the knowledge of how to stay safe in the sun.
A lesson about sun safety, skin cancer and how to enjoy the sun in a safe and healthy way is underway for these youngsters in Santa Barbara.
It’s an initiative from Ridley-Tree Cancer Center, which have partnered with United Way of Santa Barbara County’s Fun In The Sun to educate and promote healthy living and lifestyle for participants in grades 2
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Taguchi provided her national provider number to Schena and others, which was used to submit the fraudulent claims for allergy testing on behalf of Arrayit for patients that Taguchi never saw or treated, according to federal court documents.
Additionally, when the novel coronavirus pandemic first started, Schena, Taguchi and others used it to expand the fraud conspiracy by bundling COVID-19 testing with Arrayit’s more expensive allergy testing, which does not identify or treat COVID-19, according to the court documents.
Taguchi allegedly ordered and caused others to order the bundled testing option, despite knowing that the allergy test was medically unnecessary and the COVID-19 test returned false positive results, indicating that a patient was positive for COVID-19 antibodies when in reality the positive results were because of past or present infections with non-COVID-19 coronavirus strains, according to the documents.
Sara Sterphone Rind, 33 ×
Sara Sterphone Rind, 33, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 25, 2021, at 4:28 a.m. surrounded by her husband, sibling, and mother. Sara was born April 6, 1988 to Stacy and Joseph Sterphone at West Point, NY. She was raised in Hillsborough, New Jersey with her sibling, J, where, in her sophomore year of high school, she met her husband, Eric Rind.
Sara was an active member of school and regional choirs her entire youth, including a high school performance at The Met in Lincoln Center. Her love of performing extended to drama productions. She was a standout in a County College of Morris variety show and as Jessica in “The Merchant of Venice” at Playhouse 22 in East Brunswick, NJ. During this time, she also found community in playing and ultimately designing board games with a cadre of friends and colleagues, developing a lifelong hobby.