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Arbetha Campbell

Jun 22, 1946 - Jan 28, 2024

San Jose, CA

Arbetha Campbell, 77, of Wabbaseka, Arkansas, passed away on January 28, 2024, in San Jose, California. She was born on June 22, 1946, in the same city she called home throughout her life, Wabbaseka, Arkansas. Arbetha was a beloved member of the community and will be fondly remembered for her kindness and generosity. She lived a full and meaningful life, touching the hearts of those around her with her gentle spirit and unwavering compassion. She is survived by her loving family, friends, and community members who will deeply miss her presence. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all those she touched. A funeral service to honor and celebrate her life will be held at Perry Funeral Home, located at 1611 Clarence E Chesnut Jr Bypass, Centre, Alabama, on February 19, 2024. For more information, please contact the funeral home at (256) 927-3222. Arbetha's legacy will continue to inspire and uplift those who were lucky enough to know her, and her impact on the world will never be forgotten. She leaves behind a cherished memory and a profound legacy that will continue to be celebrated by those whose lives she touched.

Frank Fiscalin

Nov 25, 1922 - Dec 07, 2023

San Jose, CA

"Frank Fiscalini, a prominent figure in San Jose, passed away at the age of 101 on December 8th, 2023. He passed away at his home in San Jose, California, due to natural causes. Fiscalini was a respected school superintendent and civic leader. He made a significant impact on the city's development over his more than half-century career. His influence extended beyond education, with roles in healthcare and various charitable endeavors. He served nearly 25 years as the East Side Union High School District superintendent. Where his main aim was to oversee substantial growth. He also contributed as the CEO of Alexian Brothers Hospital. He played key roles in civic projects, including the Children's Discovery Museum. And the transformation of St. Joseph Church into a cathedral. In his political career, Fiscalini served two terms as a city councilman during the 1990s. His dedication to San Jose's improvement was evident in both major initiatives. Such as moving City Hall downtown and smaller local efforts. As simple as addressing road repairs in his district. Despite facing some criticism, Fiscalini maintained that his popularity was a result of volunteerism and community service. Fiscalini's impact on San Jose was acknowledged by local leaders, with State Sen. Dave Cortese describing him as a person of honesty and integrity. He is survived by his four children, 13 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. "