Foothills Sentry June 2024

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Lorraine will always be re- membered as a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother. She was born in Toronto, Canada. When she was age four, her father passed away from a heart attack. Lorraine and her mother stayed in Canada until 1959, and then moved to California to be close to her aunt and cousin. Lorraine met Bob Restaino in 1959 in college, and married him on July 27, 1963. They had two daughters, Cheryl Anne and Su- san Lorraine. The family vacationed quite a bit, especially to Hawaii. Cheryl, the older daughter mar- ried and presented the Restaino’s with a grandson, Dustin Robert. Susan graduated from Chapman University and moved to Las Ve- gas, where she had a successful business for several years. Both girls live in Orange now. A Pleasant(s) day in Arden by Andrew Tonkovich The Joseph Pleasants Stone House at Arden, the Helena Modjeska Historic House and Gardens, is now open to the pub- lic following a two-year restora- tion effort funded by a National Parks Service Grant. Sue McIntire of Modjeska, a retired OC Parks grant manager, helped secure National Parks funding for restoration through the highly competitive Save America’s Treasures federal grant program. The restoration required detailed labor by preservation ar- chitects and skilled experts. They stabilized the building, painstak- ingly took apart then restored and reassembled it piece by piece, and added a handsome public access staircase to the one-room upper floor above the storage and one-time natural refrigeration basement built into the hillside. The project had been deferred for 30 years, increasing the pos- sibility of degradation beyond repair. Parks staff had wanted to restore the cottage --- which Pleasants sold along with the sur- rounding property to Madame Sue McIntire of Modjeska admires the restoration of the historic Pleas- ants Stone House at Arden, the Helena Modjeska Historic House and Gardens. Modjeska in 1888 --- since the park opened in 1992. The grant provided funding and impetus to bring the project to fruition. For McIntire, it was “…very satisfy- ing to see it not only saved but now open to the public so we can all enjoy and appreciate this amazing landmark of Orange County history.” P.E.O. STAR Scholarship awarded Gracie Silberman, a senior at the Orange County School of the Arts, was selected to receive a $2,500 STAR Scholarship from the P.E.O. International Sister- hood. She was nominated by the P.E.O. Chapter S of Orange based on her excellence in leader- ship, academics, extracurricular activities, community service, and potential for future success. Silberman has maintained a 4.17 GPA throughout high A ribbon cutting ceremony and celebration was held May 18. Those who attended were treated to performances by Modjeska Shakespeare Players and local musicians and docents dressed in 19th century attire. Arden and the Pleasants Stone House is open to visitors Wed. – Sat. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. school, handling the challenges of a heavy academic load and the rigors of a theatre arts program. In addition, she is a goal-driven leader supporting extracurricular activities at school and as a vol- unteer. She is founder and presi- dent of the School of the Arts Comedy Sportz Team, where she teaches improvisational actors and comedians. She supports the Acting Con- servatory and enjoys creating characters to make people laugh The STAR scholarship recipi- ent also devotes numerous hours to raising funds for the National Charity League, and working as a day camp assistant for the City of Anaheim, supporting youth sum- mer activities. The P.E.O Sisterhood (Philan- thropic Educational Organiza- tion), Chapter S was first orga- nized in Orange in 1907. P.E.O. International Sister- hood has been helping women reach for the stars for more than 155 years. Since its inception in 1889, the nonprofit organization has helped more than 125,000 women pursue educational goals by providing approximately $432 million in grants, scholarships, awards and loans. The Sister- hood also owns and supports Cot- tey College. To learn more about P.E.O., its educational philanthropies, and read stories of women who have benefited from the programs, visit peointernational.org . Gracie Silberman