 SIR Isagani ‘Gani’ Angeles
Gani was born in Manila in the Philippines and moved to the US in 1987. He originally settled in the Bay Area, later moving to Sacramento in 2001. His first work here was at Kinkos in Elk Grove. He worked there for a year before moving to a job at Dignity Health. At Dignity, he worked in the copy center/manual reproduction center, doing all the in-house production of manuals and doctors’ papers on medical procedures. Gani retired in 2017.
Gani and his wife Belen have two daughters, Blezilda and Ysabelle. Blezilda works as a nurse and two children; Ysabelle is a student at UC Santa Cruz. Gani is an avid bowler, plus he enjoys family activities, billiards, dining out and movies.
 SIR Nicholas ‘Nick’ Cavagnaro
Nick was born in Bakersfield and lived there until he left for college at UC Riverside. After receiving his degree in psychology, Nick moved to San Diego for a short stay at San Diego State grad school and brief tries at bartending in the San Diego area. Soon he returned to Bakersfield to work as an eligibility worker for Kern County. He next moved on to the State EDD division, first in Bakersfield and later in Sacramento. Finally, Nick switched to the California Waste Management Board and worked there until his retirement in 2019.
Nick likes to garden and to manage his investments.
|  SIR Ignacio “Nash” Gacila
Nash was born in the Philippines and came to the US in 1979. Initially, he lived in San Francisco but moved to Sacramento in 1988. For many years, Nash operated a care facility for adults and seniors. He also worked for UC Davis in the billing and coding section.
Nash and his wife Emma have three sons and three grandchildren. He is an avid bowler with a high average, plus he does some fishing and wants to try golf.
 SIR Rudy Crisolo
Rudy was born and raised in Watsonville, California, and moved to Woodland 30 years ago. After high school, Rudy worked in the grocery business for a while before going to work as a drywall finisher. That work lead to a career in general construction, both with commercial buildings and residential home construction. He retired in 2024, although he still helps with various friends who need his building skills.
Rudy and his wife Kelly have two children and six grandchildren. He loves bowling, plus he plays a little golf. He and his wife are very involved with their family and serve in marriage ministry at their church. |
