tanomah School of the Bible. She became a member of Wycliffe Bible Translators, and served in Mexico for 44 years with the Popoloca people. She used her nurses training to good advantage as she assisted the villagers with their health needs. She and her co-worker, Jeanne Austin, put Popoloca into writing and produced many literacy materials. They produced a 435-page bilingual dictionary, translated the New Testament, and worked with missionary recording experts and speakers of Popoloca to dub the Jesus film.
  Marjorie is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, Richard and LaVella Kalstrom, and her nephew, John Kalstrom, all of Goleta, California.   She also leaves thirteen first cousins and her long time friend and co-worker, Jeanne Austin.

  Long time Lakeside resident, Harold Muse, passed away at Grossmont Hospital on January 19, 2006. He was born in 1933 and lived in the Winter Gardens area his whole life.
  According to his big sister, Lela Aileen Muse Board, Harold was well known for his "peacekeeping" talents. One of his teachers, Mrs Miller, at Lakeside Elementary School, told Lela that there was a special plaque created especially for Harold, he was the only one who had ever been honored. She said, "He deserved it, whenever there was a fight on the playground they would send Harold out to break it up. Everybody came back smiling." He was a favorite of the teachers, and got along well with everybody.
  One fond memory Lela told was of Harold disappearing with the family horse but the bridle and saddle were left behind. When the two finally showed up back at home Harold said "That horse wouldn't whoa!"
  Later in life Harold attended Grossmont High School and helped his father with the Muse Well Drilling Company.

  Harold's family included his wife, Sylvia, daughter Pamela, two sons, James and John, two sisters, Marlene and Lela and his brother, David.

Ralph K. Nielsen passed away January 5, 2006 in Sun Lakes, AZ. Born in Detroit, June 27, 1925, Ralph lived in Lakeside, CA until a year ago. He is survived by: his wife, Patricia; three children: Jack (Clarice), Randy (Vonnie), Diana Moore (Randy); four grandchildren; and his brother Jack (Jean). Ralph was a photographer/ owner of Vignette Home Portraits and worked for several CA real estate agencies before moving to AZ. A grave site memorial was held at Singing Hills Cemetery in El Cajon on January 19.