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sagaftra.org | Spring 2020 | SAG-AFTRA 92 Terie Stanza 4/16/20 Marvin Starkman 8/10/19 Anne Elizabeth Steele 7/10/17 Vince Stefani 12/17/19 Jay J. Stemmer 4/17/19 Arnie Stenseth 2/7/20 Rachel Stephens 12/14/18 Deborah Ann Stern 11/30/19 Warren A. Stevens 8/13/19 Bill Lewis Stone 5/23/16 Andy Stout 10/4/19 Dee Stratton 7/2/18 Kimberly Stump 12/5/19 Dan R. Talbot 11/26/19 John L. Tanzillo 4/2/20 Brian Tarantina 11/2/19 Frank Tavares 12/30/19 Charles Techman 10/11/19 Don Terwilliger 3/5/20 Graham Timbes 10/9/19 Chris Tombros 6/7/19 George Topalian 12/28/19 John Towler 12/16/15 Ejaye Tracey 11/1/19 Natalie Trundy 12/5/19 Nicholas Tucci 3/3/20 John C. Tuell 3/21/19 Joan Turner 2/28/20 Edgar W. Turney 12/23/19 Joey Vacchio 2/4/20 Monique Van Vooren 1/25/20 Luis Vargas 2/10/20 Vinny Vella 2/20/19 Jennie Ventriss 9/20/19 Lance Victor 4/28/20 Kate Vita 4/4/20 Karen Volpe 3/27/20 Max von Sydow 3/8/20 Lyle Waggoner 3/17/20 Brian E. Walker 1/21/18 Robert D. Walker 10/16/18 Robert Walker Jr. 12/5/19 Jack Wallace 4/28/20 Stan Ward 4/27/20 Ally Warren 4/25/19 Chloe Watkins 1/16/20 Heather Watson 9/2/19 Bill Wattenburg 8/2/18 Clark Weber 3/7/20 Wally Wells 1/20/20 Frederick Wessler 9/7/19 Martin West 12/30/19 Ralph David Westfall 1/25/20 Steve Whalen 2/20/20 Chris Whelan 9/10/19 Kelsey White 2/9/20 Tony White 1/19/20 Stuart Whitman 3/16/20 Tom Williams 12/28/18 Rose Jewell Williams 2/18/20 Eileen Wilson 9/9/18 Julius B. Wilson 12/5/16 George Allen Wilson 12/28/19 John Winston 9/19/19 William Wintersole 11/5/19 Alex Wipf 12/22/19 Bernadette Withers 10/25/19 Bill Withers 3/30/20 Johnny Witherspoon 10/29/19 Cy Wong 12/17/19 Louise Woolf 11/20/16 Derek Woolley 11/20/19 Pamela Payton Wright 12/14/19 D.L. Young 1/2/18 Margaret Young 10/24/19 Stanley Young 7/13/19 Scott S. Zacky 9/30/19 William Zamora 2/11/20 Joel Zelle 9/6/19 Barry Zevan 1/1/20 Diane Zimmer 4/16/19 As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across the United States, our sisters, brothers and friends in the labor movement are among the first casualties. We remember those we've lost due to the coronavirus. CHARLIE HOLLIDAY, an actor, unionist and San Francisco- Northern California Local member, passed away Oct. 18 at the age of 80. A talented actor with an expressive face and signature wink, Charlie Holliday amassed over 70 television and theatrical credits and dozens of national and regional commercials over his career. Holliday advocated passionately for the working actor for over 40 years, serving on the local's SAG Council and AFTRA Board, as well as a member of the SAG-AFTRA San Francisco-Northern California Local Board. He also participated on numerous local and national committees, including as an AFTRA convention delegate. He was an especially strong proponent of independent film contracts, from their infancy to their most recent updates, and championed coverage of production at all budget levels while providing fellow members more opportunities to creatively collaborate with local producers. He also generously shared his knowledge and experience with young performers and regularly offered workshops and classes in Sacramento and beyond. Holliday's legacy and decades of service will continue to inspire the members he supported.