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Susanne Kristina Mullfors-Kernan, daughter-in-law of Pleasanton School Board Member Pat Kernan, died Aug. 6 at the age of 37. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. today at her home in Brentwood.
She was born in Karlskogfna, Sweden, on Feb. 13, 1973, and was a gifted artist and gardener.
She is survived by her husband Phil, sons Sami, 9, and Timmy, 6, and daughter Sara, 4; parents Tapio and Aulikki Mullfors; sister and brother-in-law Pia and Henrik Dahlstrom; and in-laws Pat and Marcia Kernan, Rebecca and Phil Darke, Karissa and Doug Murray, Brittany, Stephanie and Breanna Kernan; and many friends.
Donations to help support her children may be made payable to the “Kernan Memorial Account” and mailed to UNCLE Credit Union, Attention Jim Ott, 2100 Las Positas Court, Livermore 94551.
–Dolores Fox Ciardelli
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–Dolores Fox Ciardelli
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Lee,
The only thing that stinks is your thinly veiled racism. If you don’t like the smell, don’t shop there. Maybe you can move to Utah or Alabama so you don’t have to worry about Asian markets.
Lee has a big mouth…that’s it!
And avoid Tracy in the summer and definitely do not head down near Harris Ranch
“Many of the packaged products came from Taiwan, Vietnam, or China.”
So? Walmart sells all this stuff manufactured in China and I don’t see you complaining.
Ranch 99 seafood is probably fresher than other markets. You can’t get live fish or crab at other super markets.
btw, those supermarket also sells items from Taiwan or China, just go to their “Asian” aisle, and you’ll see some items at much higher price.
Funny thing is have any of you been to Lucky on los positas lately? Well the fish area smells like fish too.. go figure…I bet the fish there isn’t as fresh because it doesnt sell as fast as the fish at Ranch99
Nice clean store, friendly helpful staff, fresh produce, good prices, great food court and the fun of shopping somewhere that provides an opportunity to buy items not found elsewhere.
Yes, there’s a smell of fish – what else would anyone expect of any market that sells fresh fish?
99 Ranch Market is a welcome addition to Pleasanton.
Rest in Peace, Susanne, and may comfort come quickly to your family.
Pat,
My deepest sympathies to you and your family. May God comfort you during this time.
Lee, the smell in Dublin Ranch 99 Market is also strong but they are not catering to plain-vanilla folks like us. Best to go to Safeway, et al but, do stay away from the butcher case… smells like Americans… 🙂
Also, you may wish to avoid SF’s Fisherman’s wharf. Smells like crabs and sea lions…