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On Friday, Oct. 6, 2023 Carol Anne Cory passed away at the age of 88 in the home of her eldest son Brian Cory in North Las Vegas, Nevada surrounded by family. Carol is survived by her partner of the past five years Joseph “Rip” Kirby, her six children Brian, Scott, Mark, Sean, Lisa and Tim, 11 grandchildren Stephen, Kristine, Kevin, Melissa, Hannah, Oliver, Noah, Daniel, Chelsea, Julia and Adam, 11 great-grandchildren Sunday, Gabrielle, Liam, Nathaniel, Ronan, Eden, Alira, Landon, Benjamin (Puliklah), Melania (Che’Noa), Kehlani (Aiyanna). She was the loving matriarch of this great clan.

The eldest daughter of Robert O’Brien and Louise Brancheau, she was born Dec. 29, 1934 in San Rafael, Calif. She spent her childhood living in San Rafael and in Hollister, Calif., White Plains, New York and back to San Rafael, where she graduated from Marin Catholic High School. At Marin Catholic she met her first husband and father of her six children, Robert Cory. Bob and Carol moved to the Garberville area in 1959 when they purchased the lab at Southern Humboldt Community Hospital. In her almost 60 years living in Southern Humboldt she created a lasting legacy. She started the first Hospice care service in the area, for many years led the Red Cross summer swim program at Benbow Lake, was a driving force within the Our Lady of the Redwoods Catholic Parish, organized summer camps at the YMCA Camp, and was an active member of the Soroptimist Club and an organizer in youth sports to support her six children.

Carol was always moving forward! Upon dissolution of her first marriage she went back to school to obtain her nursing degree. She started Hospice upon completion of her degree, by her account because the area needed one and “I needed a job.” Around that time she started working at Redwood Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical nurse for over 25 years, only interrupted by a five-year stint in San Francisco working at the French Hospital on Geary Street. During this time she married her second husband, Harry Horner. They moved back to Garberville. Harry and Carol spent much of their free time playing golf, socializing with friends and traveling both domestically and to Asia and Europe.

Carol was a lifelong Giants fan, as baseball played a key part of her life. Her father was an accomplished baseball player, her second husband played well into his 40s and she met her first husband at her brother’s baseball practice. She attended many Giants games in person with her longtime friend Ora Swithenbank, spent much of her final years watching on TV as the Giants won pennants in the good years and suffer through other years. Carol was an avid swimmer her entire life, many years at home in Redway, then later with a group in Briceland and finally at the YMCA in Las Vegas. When she started seeing Rip they regularly played poker with a group out in Whitethorn.

Carol lived in the Southern Humboldt area until 2018 when she moved to Utah to be close to her eldest son, Brian. However, always moving forward, she didn’t leave town alone as Rip Kirby joined her in Clearfield, Utah. They spent their time exploring the area, pursuing their interests, and hosting family. After two years in Utah, the exploring continued as Carol and Rip moved alongside Brian and family in Las Vegas, where they spent Carol’s final years together.

A memorial service will be held May 26, 2024 at Our Lady of the Redwoods with a celebration of Carol’s life after; a notice will be posted closer to the date.

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SAN FRANCISCO, November 9, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The Board of Directors of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco) has appointed Anne Segrest McCulloch as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary August 2021. Ms. McCulloch, a seasoned financial services and housing lawyer with more than 30 years of industry experience, will take over the position following the departure of current Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary Suzanne Titus-Johnson.

“I am very happy to welcome Anne to the team. Anne’s understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape of the housing industry combined with her long history of leveraging legal strategies to expand affordable housing will benefit the bank and our entire membership base, “said Teresa Bryce Bazemore, President and CEO of FHLBank San Francisco.

Ms. Titus-Johnson has been with the bank since 1986 and has made countless contributions to the bank’s mission to provide members with reliable access to affordable liquidity, essential financial services and expertise, and resources for affordable housing and economic development.

“Suzanne has been an integral part of the bank’s management team for 35 years. Throughout her tenure, she has provided solid legal advice and problem-solving strategies that have set us up for the future, ”said Bazemore. “On behalf of the Board of Directors and the management team of the bank, I would like to thank Suzanne for her excellent leadership and trusting partnership during her tenure.” Titus-Johnson will retire on December 17, 2021.

As Chief Legal Officer, Ms. McCulloch will be responsible for providing legal advice to the bank’s management and board of directors, including advising on regulatory matters relating to the development and implementation of the bank’s business strategies, policies and practices. She will also lead and lead the bank’s legal department, outside lawyers and the public affairs team.

Ms. McCulloch is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of Housing Partnership Equity Trust, a national public real estate investment trust focused on the preservation and maintenance of affordable rental housing in the United States. A recognized authority on housing, she has held senior positions at Fannie Mae, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Resolution Trust Corporation. McCulloch holds a bachelor’s degree in American studies and a law degree from Tulane University. She will report to Mrs. Bazemore.

About the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco is a member-operated cooperative that helps local lenders in Arizona, California, and Nevada build strong communities, create opportunities, and change lives for the better. Our member financial institutions – commercial banks, credit unions, industrial credit companies, savings institutions, insurance companies and community development financial institutions – rely on us to provide quick access to low-cost financing, risk management tools and resources for affordable housing and community economic development. Together with our members and other partners, we make the communities we serve more resilient and vibrant.

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SAN FRANCISCO, November 9, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The Board of Directors of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco) has appointed Anne Segrest McCulloch as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary August 2021. Ms. McCulloch, a seasoned financial services and housing lawyer with more than 30 years of industry experience, will take over the position following the departure of current Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary Suzanne Titus-Johnson.

“I am very happy to welcome Anne to the team. Anne’s understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape of the housing industry combined with her long history of leveraging legal strategies to expand affordable housing will benefit the bank and our entire membership base, “said Teresa Bryce Bazemore, President and CEO of FHLBank San Francisco.

Ms. Titus-Johnson has been with the bank since 1986 and has made countless contributions to the bank’s mission to provide members with reliable access to affordable liquidity, essential financial services and expertise, and resources for affordable housing and economic development.

“Suzanne has been an integral part of the bank’s management team for 35 years. Throughout her tenure, she has provided solid legal advice and problem-solving strategies that have set us up for the future, ”said Bazemore. “On behalf of the Board of Directors and the management team of the bank, I would like to thank Suzanne for her excellent leadership and trusting partnership during her tenure.” Titus-Johnson will retire on December 17, 2021.

As Chief Legal Officer, Ms. McCulloch will be responsible for providing legal advice to the bank’s management and board of directors, including advising on regulatory matters relating to the development and implementation of the bank’s business strategies, policies and practices. She will also lead and lead the bank’s legal department, outside lawyers and the public affairs team.

Ms. McCulloch is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of Housing Partnership Equity Trust, a national public real estate investment trust focused on the preservation and maintenance of affordable rental housing in the United States. A recognized authority on housing, she has held senior positions at Fannie Mae, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Resolution Trust Corporation. McCulloch holds a bachelor’s degree in American studies and a law degree from Tulane University. She will report to Mrs. Bazemore.

Via the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco is a member-operated cooperative that helps local lenders in Arizona, California, and Nevada build strong communities, create opportunities, and change lives for the better. Our member financial institutions – commercial banks, credit unions, industrial credit companies, savings institutions, insurance companies and community development financial institutions – rely on us to provide quick access to low-cost financing, risk management tools and resources for affordable housing and community economic development. Together with our members and other partners, we make the communities we serve more resilient and vibrant.

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/e2339723-44bd-4d81-bf04-c9e3a380c2df

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Anne Halsted’s 50 years in San Francisco began in a spectacularly inconspicuous way: They organized an action to rededicate a sewage treatment plant in their neighborhood. It worked.

After that success, she went for a higher goal by creating the Telegraph Hill Historic District to preserve the 19th century housing stock. It wasn’t long before every conservation and citizenship commission in San Francisco, the Bay Area, and all of California was calling.

Her awards included being named first woman on the San Francisco Port Commission and vice chair of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission in planning and running the 2013 America’s Cup, the largest event ever held in the Bay.

“You won’t find many people more dedicated to public service than Anne Halsted,” said US Senator Dianne Feinstein. “She’s served on so many nonprofit boards, planning groups, and fundraisers that it’s hard to know where she found the time and energy.”

Halsted continued even after lymphomas and incessant chemotherapy treatments had depleted her tremendous energy. At her home near Coit Tower, so many agendas, reports, and legal documents for government and nonprofit meetings were arriving in packages that she had to add a second mailbox. She planned to attend a Metropolitan Transportation Commission committee meeting despite learning that chemotherapy had stopped working and an experimental drug study had failed. Halsted died on March 13 at her weekend home in Glen Ellen. She was 78 years old.

Everything she did was unpaid and often unnoticed, including her work for and the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR), which she served continuously since 1982, including two terms as president. The San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Commission, People for Open Space, the San Francisco Open Space Advisory Board, the Greenbelt Alliance, Friends of the Urban Forest – the list goes on for 20 organizations, many of which they looked after during their full-time jobs at a leasing agency.

“Anne is an example to all of us of how to live a life dedicated to improving your community and the lives of those around you,” Feinstein said via email.

Anne Watson Halsted was born on November 21, 1942 in Charleston, West Virginia. Her father was in the coal equipment business. She graduated from Duke University in 1964 with a degree in political science and came to San Francisco in 1969, where she accepted a position in the human resources department at United States Leasing International.

Living alone in an apartment in Nob Hill for the first time, Halsted had a revelation that prompted her to separate her legacy from coal mining and dedicate her life to public service for women, minorities, and the environment in San Francisco and the wider Bay Area.

“Anne was wealthy and had the opportunity to pursue any lifestyle she wanted,” said longtime friend Ken Maley.

In 1978 Halsted bought a simple 1870s Italian house on Montgomery Street, just down the hill from old Speedy’s Market on Union Street. Her home office overlooked Coit Tower and Alta Street, one of the original apartment blocks in San Francisco. After witnessing the destruction of several of these charming little Victorians in the name of development, Halsted decided to do whatever he could to prevent it from happening.

“As she moved on, her interest in historical preservation expanded from just Telegraph Hill to the entire city,” said Maley, who lives around the corner. “Anne could be hard love, but love prevailed.”

After 10 years of single life, Halsted Wells met Whitney, a scientist with Raychem Corp. and a trustee of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. He moved into their house where they always stayed.

In 1990 Halsted retired after 20 years with US Leasing to fill her schedule with additional boards and committees. Her home office afterwards was full of reports and agendas being dragged up the hill on foot by Ed, the neighborhood postman.

“I would ask Wells, where is Anne?” Maley said and he said, “She’s on her appointments.” To get there, she took public transit and took the tiny 39-Coit bus to connect to the 30 Stockton or 45 Union overhead lines. If her appointment was in the East Bay, where the MTC is headquartered, she would take BART.

When she wasn’t on dates, she was on the court as a member of the San Francisco Tennis Club South of Market. She would take the bus there too. If she had no other exercise to burn off energy, she would walk up the hill to Pioneer Park, the plaza that surrounds Coit Tower.

On one of her walks she noticed that the stairs to the park on the west side were never completed when the tower was built in the early 1930s. So Halsted formed Friends of Pioneer Park to quit the job. It was completed in 2003 and now the Friends are funding tree maintenance and other improvements for visitors.

After many years of non-stop meetings and meetings, Halsted and Whitney bought modest weekend property in Glen Ellen so she could grow vegetables and roses. She did the hard work herself.

“She would be out there pulling weeds,” said Maley. “She grew cherry tomatoes, pumpkin, zucchini and beets. She hated wasting things so everyone who visited went home with a bag of products. “

In the summer of 2018, Halsted was visited by the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley to tell the story of her volunteer life for the Bancroft Oral History Project. It took her 13 hours to go through it all. The recording will be made available to the public shortly.

“Anne Halsted was a force to be reckoned with,” said Shanna Farrell, who interviewed Halsted in 2019 while undergoing treatment. “To boot, she was especially nice and always made me feel welcome.”

In addition to her husband, a niece, Katy Lonergan from San Francisco, and a nephew, Jeff Lonergan from Seattle, Halsted survive. Services are suspended due to the pandemic.

Donations can be made to Friends of Pioneer Park, San Francisco Parks Alliance, 1074 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA 94103.

Sam Whiting is a contributor to the San Francisco Chronicle. Email: swhiting@sfchronicle.com. Twitter: @samwhitingsf

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