The Families of Malcolm Gault-Williams - including Gault, Williams, Suphannaphoowong, Schrickel, Diets and Extended Families, primarily in the U.S.A. and The Isaan, Thailand.
Senyo and Diana Gault-Williams tied the knot, on September 20, 2010, at the San Francisco courthouse with a core group of the families present and celebrating:
Das Williams spoke to Santa Barbara County campaign volunteers on July 24, 2010, about bringing the campaign to a successful completion on November 2nd:
This is the second TV ad for the Das Williams for Assembly 2010 Campaign, which aired in the last days of the primary election campaign, first week of June, 2010, in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, California.
This is the first TV ad for the Das Williams for Assembly 2010 Campaign, which aired mostly during the month of May, 2010, in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, California.
Das spoke at the Veterans Memorial Building, Santa Barbara, Memorial Day 2010. “The characteristic that wins a war is the same characteristic that makes a society work, and that’s self-sacrifice.”
He said that although his Opa (grandfather) had to sit out the majority of World War II, the greatest lesson Rene Diets passed on to his family was that little bits of self-sacrifice and dedication to something larger than oneself is what ties together the fabric of U.S. society. Rene and his wife Mary are still with us, today, living in Ojai since the 1950s.
Continuing the video series of my month in the Thai countryside, July 2009/2552... This short video (shot with Hi-8 tape) features our 17 Rai of rice land across the road from Wat Nong Soong Pleui. My brother-in-law Sawt and his wife Nui are cameo'd, as well as Tah, Khun Paw (my wife's father), my wife Thip and family members and friends planting rice... Initially, the rice is seeded in large beds and then, when at a certain height, redistributed throughout the rest of the rice beds. This video shows this later stage.
After viewing, click on the bottom right hand upward arrow to view related videos about rice planting shot by other people posting to YouTube.
Bayville, Long Island, New York, USA was where I grew up in the 1950s and 1960s. Here's a video done by no one I know which covers the area of my roaming west of Bayville, along the Lattingtown beaches...