Our T.R.U.S.T. Supporters
San Quentin Administration and Staff
For the San Quentin T.R.U.S.T. organization to operate effectively, it takes a village, an Administrative Village to be exact, to assist us in reaching our program's goals. Without their help, we would not be able to accomplish the ambitious projects the T.R.U.S.T. Fellows create and support. We wish to thank, with great appreciation, the following individuals:
Ron Davis, Warden
Lt. Sam Robinson, Public Information Officer
Steve Emrick, Community Partnership Manager
Chaplain Mardi Jackson
Raphaele Casale
Jonathan Castillo
Dina Durano
Ms. Gary
Christine Remillard
Madeline Tenney
Community Supporters
San Quentin News: For providing photography during Graduation and the Health Fair
T.R.U.S.T. Alumni who provide essential manpower to set up and monitor activities at the Health Fair each year
George Balabanian: Prepares the program for Graduation and has assisted with web design
Community Works West: For the collection of donations to the T.R.U.S.T.
Brando Reece-Gomez: Web design and ongoing technical support
Carol Burton: Organizational support for the T.R.U.S.T. Fellows
Health Fair Contributors
Leslie Schoenfeld: Health Fair Coordinator
Jessica Stevenson: Assistant to Leslie Schoenfeld
Centerforce
San Francisco State School of Nursing: Larry Vitale, RN and his cadre of caring nursing students
Alameda Department of Public Health: Gloria Schreiber
American College of Chinese Traditional Medicine: Erin Reilly: Ear seed acupuncture
Bay Area Black Nurses Association: Mildred Crear, RN and the members of the Association who provide
medical assessments
Ian Davis-Tremayne, DC and his corps of dedicated chiropractors
Maryann O'Sullivan: San Quentin volunteer with Budhadharma Sangha. Thank you for your assistance on the
day of the event.
International Pastry: Rudy and Helaine Melnitzer
Outside Project LA Workshop Facilitators
Joe Paul: Jerricho Vocational Center: Program Development
Rebecca Ferrell: Resources for Re-entry
Rudy Melnitzer of International Pastry: Entrepreneurship
Noah Alper: formerly of Noah's Bagels: Entrepreneurship
Linda Li: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Operation Hope
Adrienne Hatter: 70Million Jobs.org
Noah Broad: Small Business Association
Gordon Dupries: SCORE
Essie Justice Project
Judge Craig Mitchell: Judge of the Superior Court in Los Angeles County in California
Outside T.R.U.S.T. Workshop Facilitators
Kathleen Jackson: Active Listening
Melissa Davis: Domestic Violence
Jaimie Klein: EMT
Shawna Wooley, EMT
Project WHAT!: Supporting children with incarcerated parents
Vaughn Miles: Self Assessment and Self Esteem
Kathleen O'Meara, PhD: Insight and the Parole Board
We want to offer special acknowledgement to all of the T.R.U.S.T. Fellows who are now released and beginning a new chapter in their lives. They are our ambassadors, taking the values of T.R.U.S.T., "turning liabilities into assets," and making them real as they contribute to their families and Society.