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Marisa Gigena Rich Mother’S Day Prices from April 28 - May Long Stem Red Rose with Our Compliments The Weekly Newspaper of El Segundo Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 105, No. 19 - May 5, 2016 El Segundo Boys Lacrosse Finish Inside Season as League Champs This Issue Certified & Licensed Professionals ....................14 Classifieds ...........................4 Crossword/Sudoku ............4 Film Review .........................6 Legals ........................... 12,13 Mother’s Day Events .........2 Obituaries ............................2 El Segundo High School Boys lacrosse secured their second Ocean League title in a row with a 15-8 win over rival Culver City on April 29. The Eagles finished the season with an 11-4 record going 8-0 in the league. Photo by ESHS Lacrosse. Real Estate. ...................7-10 School Spotlight .................3 Council Says Farewell to Atkinson, Fellhauer, Jacobson; Hello to Boyles, Brann Sports ...................................5 and Pirsztuk; Fuentes Remains Mayor By Brian Simon Though that particular dust had settled with one-year mayoral term during their overall This much was certain: Tuesday night’s positions now in place, the topic of choosing four-year Council term; and could also opt El Segundo City Council meeting would the Mayor had only just begun. Both Dugan out or defer their rotation. A recommended see the departures of Dave Atkinson, Marie and Pirsztuk independently approached City clause, though not required, was to base the Fellhauer and Carl Jacobson from the dais Manager Greg Carpenter to place an item rotation on number of votes received during followed by the oaths of office administered on Tuesday’s agenda aiming to change the the election process. to newly elected Drew Boyles, Don Brann current practice of electing the Mayor and Dugan called the change “an important Weekend and Carol Pirsztuk--as well as returning in- Mayor Pro Tem for two-year terms and to step” and pointed to cities such as Manhattan cumbents City Clerk Tracy Weaver and City instead appoint the posts annually on a rota- Beach that rotate mayoral responsibilities. “I Forecast Treasurer Crista Binder. What was still up tion system. Under the proposed arrangement, think it would serve to knit the Council closer in the air was whom the new Council might Council members would need to serve at together,” he said, explaining that the move choose as the next Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem. least one year before being eligible to be would add more cohesion and teamwork The end result was a scenario that Assistant elected Mayor; could only be elected to a See City Council, page 12 Friday City Attorney Karl Berger described as “a new one” in all the years he had overseen Showers such votes. 63˚/55˚ For Mayor, Brann nominated Suzanne Fifth Annual Ed! Gala Fuentes to retain her title. Pirsztuk then nominated Mike Dugan, who joined the Promises to Light Up the Night Council in 2014. Fuentes and Dugan voted By Brian Simon and just-elected City Councilmember Carol Saturday for themselves, leaving it up to Boyles to A program of top-flight cuisine from Pirsztuk. “This year, we look forward to break the tie. Only he opted to vote for nei- nearly two dozen local restaurants, beer raising $1.1 million overall for the El Partly ther nominee, leaving a stalemate. “In a 2-2 and wine tastings, live and silent auctions, Segundo Unified School District—and Cloudy vote, the motion fails,” Berger said. With no and a live DJ performance highlight this the Gala mixes fun, food and fundraising other vote on the docket, he recommended year’s fifth annual El Segundo Education to help us reach our goal.” 62˚/55˚ keeping the existing Mayor as is—and thus Foundation (Ed!) Gala. The event is set The Gala’s theme of “Light Up the Fuentes will continue to serve in that capacity for next Friday, May 13 at Chevron Park, Night” ties into Ed!’s community ap- for the next two years. which has hosted the festivities every year peal theme of “The Power of Education” The selection for Mayor Pro Tem presented since the inception of the major fundraiser with all proceeds going to local schools. Sunday another unprecedented situation. Pirsztuk that benefits local schools. The evening The organization’s 2016 $1.1 million nominated Dugan for the role, while Fuentes will begin at 6 p.m. and run until 11 grant target number is well over twice AM Clouds/ did so for Brann. But Dugan then nominated p.m. This year’s honoree will be NRG El the amount from just five years ago, as PM Sun Boyles, paving the way for another poten- Segundo Power, LLC--singled out for its challenges from State and other funding tial stalemate that could not be resolved by dedication to education in the community sources prompted Ed! to significantly 65˚/55˚ reverting to the previous Mayor Pro Tem over the years. increase its annual commitment. Among (Jacobson). Pirsztuk ultimately cast her final “In many ways, the Gala is the kick-off the many programs funded by donations vote for Boyles to provide the latter with the to summer in El Segundo,” said Ed! CEO See Ed! Gala, page 14 majority three ayes. Page 2 May 5, 2016 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Obituaries Mother’s Day Events Pure Luxe Medical: is offering special families hit for free and also receive a special Marisa Gigena Rich Mother’s Day prices from April 28 - May long stem red rose with our compliments. Marisa Fernanda Gigena Marisa had a beautiful smile that 7. 423 Main St., 424-277-1642. Call us at 310.322.3955 to reserve a cage. Rich, died unexpectedly at home brightened up a room, a wonderful Jewelry Source: Annual Estate Jewelry McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood and in Cameron Park, California sense of humor and a contagious Sale, Saturday, May 7, 10am - 4pm 337 Steaks: Mother’s Day Brunch, May 8th, on April 8, 2016. Marisa was laugh, which she shared often with Main St. 310-322-7110. featuring special benedicts and cocktails. a loving mother who doted friends and family. She adored her The Point: Special Mommy & Me events. Kid’s Brunch $7.99. over her children, Stephen and children who both live in southern Saturday, May 7, from 10am – 1pm , 850 Murad Inclusive Health Spa: Mother’s Day Haley Rich. California, and although Marisa S. Sepulveda Blvd. Special. Purchase a gift card for mom and enjoy Marisa was born January 2, lived in northern California in order Beach City Baseball Academy: Mother’s savings on your next service. Purchase a $100 or 1962 in Mar del Plata, Argentina. to take care of her aging parents, Day is Sunday May 8th. At Beach City Base- more gift card receive $25 reward card; $200 or She was one of four children she stayed in close contact with ball Academy we say if Mom aint happy then more gift card, receive $50 rewards card; $300 born to Omar and Julia Gigena. Stephen and Haley. nobody is. So on that day all Moms and their or more gift card receives $75 rewards card.* The family immigrated to the Marisa married Jeff Rich, her US in December 1965. She grew up in El high school sweetheart and although they later Segundo, California and always considered divorced, they maintained a close relation- that home. ship and raised their two children together. Where Rock Fans Head Marisa loved to spend time at the beach Marisa is pre-deceased by her father, Omar with family and friends, especially at El Gigena. She is survived by her mother, Julia; For A Strange Brew Porto beach (42nd St), Manhattan Beach, her brothers, Jorge, Marcelo, and Danny; her CA. When she couldn’t be at the beach children, Haley and Stephen; and several nieces By Rob McCarthy Restaurant Business journal. The 15 locations she made up for it by enjoying Abuelo and and nephews. A family service was held for Rock & Brews has leapt from a corner include Albuquerque, N.M.; Buena Park; Abuela’s pool. Marisa in Cameron Park on April 17, 2016. • nobody wanted in El Segundo onto a national Cabo, Mexico; The Colony, Texas; Corona, stage using the KISS principle. Calif.; Oklahoma City; Overland Park, Kan.; From Southern California to San Antonio, Oviedo, Fla.; Paia, Maui; and at StubHub Letters fans of rock music, burgers, buffalo wings Center in Carson and the AT&T Center in St. Anthony School part of a Christian community, which provides and beer have embraced the bar-and-grill San Antonio, Texas. Gala Celebration opportunities for its students to nurture their concept that co-founder Michael Zislis and A Dallas Rock & Brews just opened and Spring was “in the air”, as St. Anthony gifts and talents. will celebrate with a grand opening May 10. School celebrated its recent Gala Celebration. The inspirational speech of Mayor It’s much bigger than either the El Segundo Thanks to the work of countless volunteers, the Suzanne Fuentes, a special guest at the “Breath or Pacific Coast Highway restaurants, and the parish hall was brightened with budding floral of Spring” Gala and an alumnus of St. Anthony menu has some regional favorites like fried boughs, celebrating the season. School, church School, was a highlight of the evening. She catfish, sweet heat chicken and Miner’s Gold and community members enjoyed a delicious shared how she cherishes her Catholic school BBQ with a sweet mustard base. meal, served up with musical entertainment and education. It was clear that she still holds dear What Dallas, PCH and El Segundo have pleasant fellowship. Beyond raising funds to the moral lessons and faith formation lovingly in common is parking. Some reviewers on support St.
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