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Here are the local residents who died recently:
Alison Slone Hengehold, 79, of Menlo Park, who could often be found in the NICU at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, cradling premature newborns, and for a decade, Alison served on the board of the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto, died on July 9.
Robert Earl McDonald, 89, of Palo Alto, who as a child loved electronics and used his skills for mischievous purposes and later in life founded a company called Spectral Precision, where he designed and manufactured laser spectrometers and high-speed valves for physics labs all over the world, died on June 8.
James Kitch, 78, of Atherton, who went to Harvard University and later Stanford Law School and began his legal career clerking for Justice John Paul Stevens on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago, and who loved simple pleasures such as working on puzzles and watching the Weather Channel, died on July 18.
To read full obituaries, leave remembrances and post photos, go to Lasting Memories at almanacnews.com/obituaries.
