Savior Grima
M, #11131, b. circa 1919, d. November 1999
Family | Margaret (?) b. c 1929 |
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Savior Grima was born circa 1919. He married Margaret (?) Savior Grima died in November 1999.
Roger A McCrary
M, #11132, b. circa 1949
Family | Josephine Grima b. 18 Mar 1948 |
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Roger A McCrary was born circa 1949. He married Josephine Grima, daughter of Charles C. Grima and Carmen Brincat, on 22 November 1969 at San Francisco, CA, USA.
Carla Torres
F, #11133, b. circa 1968
Father | (?) Torres |
Mother | Helen Grima b. 25 Jul 1946, d. 2 Apr 2023 |
Carla Torres was born circa 1968.
Stephanie Torres
F, #11134, b. circa 1970
Father | (?) Torres |
Mother | Helen Grima b. 25 Jul 1946, d. 2 Apr 2023 |
Stephanie Torres was born circa 1970.
Lynette Simmons
F, #11137
Father | Dan Simmons |
Mother | Josephine Grima b. 18 Mar 1948 |
Lynette Simmons was born.
Danny Simmons
M, #11138
Father | Dan Simmons |
Mother | Josephine Grima b. 18 Mar 1948 |
Danny Simmons was born.
Etolia Grima
F, #11141
Family | Edward Austin |
Etolia Grima married Edward Austin. Etolia Grima and Edward Austin were divorced in December 1973 at San Francisco, CA, USA.
Her married name was Austin.
Her married name was Austin.
Edward Austin
M, #11142
Family | Etolia Grima |
Edward Austin married Etolia Grima. Edward Austin and Etolia Grima were divorced in December 1973 at San Francisco, CA, USA.
Charles Grima
M, #11143, b. circa 1951
Family | Charlott L Abela b. c 1952 |
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Charles Grima was born circa 1951 in Malta. He married Charlott L Abela on 4 September 1970 at San Francisco, CA, USA. Charles Grima and Charlott L Abela were divorced in April 1973 at San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Charles Grima emigrated from Malta on 30 October 1952 to New York, NY, USA.
Charles Grima emigrated from Malta on 30 October 1952 to New York, NY, USA.
John A. Grima
M, #11144, b. 24 October 1947
Family | Lenor A. Aliaga b. c 1939 |
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John A. Grima was born on 24 October 1947 in Valletta, Malta. He married Lenor A. Aliaga.
John A. Grima was a A Doggie Diner employee in 1969.
John A. Grima was mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle on 21 April 1969: Escape With Hostages -- Guard Is Shot at S.F. Judge's Home -- Dramatic Capture Of Suspect By Tim Findley
A policeman guarding the home of Superior Court Judge Bernard Giickfeld was shot and seriously wounded last night by a gunman apparently looking for the judge.
The gunman commandeered a passing car and took its five occupants hostage in making his escape from Glickfeld’s home in St Francis Wood. A suspect identified as Grant Richard Powell, 24, of 4154 Piedmont avenue. Oakland. was captured by highway patrolmen in Gilroy at 9:55 p m.. 3 hours after the shooting. Authorities in Gilroy said the hostages were unharmed. Giickfeld and his family were on an outing in Redwood City at the time of the shooting. The wounded officer, Patrolman Jay Rogovoy. 30, was in satisfactory condition after undergoing surgery at Mission Emergency Hospital for wounds in the neck, side and hand...
Rogovoy was detailed to guard Glickfeld because the judge had received death threats after giving an admitted rapist a lenient sentence April 11.
It was not immediately know whether Poill made any of those threats. But his hostages told police last night that Powell repeated over and over, ‘‘the judge, is against me and that policeman was against me.” The five hostages, held at gunpoint, during a tense hour with Powell, were identified as John Grima, 21, the driver; Mary Ann Larieca, 19; Yolanda Santana, 19; Maria Santana,18, and Martha Vega, 19, all of San Francisco. Police discovered after arresting Powell that his gun, a chrome. pearl-handed .22 calber revolver, was empty. All six shots had apparently been fired in the exchange with Rogovoy. Grima was credited with juick thinking in leading police to the capture. He told authorities that Powell, riding in the back seat of the auto, told him to “keep cool, and just keep heading south.”
A short distance north of Gilroy, Grima noticed a Highway Patrol car on routine patrol behind him. Without signaling, Giima deliberately changed lanes. Patrolman Lou Blake, seeing what he thought was a traffic violation, pulled Grima’s car over. Despite Powell’s warning to Grima to “play it cool.” Grima managed to whisper to Blake that the four young people were being held at gunpoint. Blake told Giima to drive on into Gilroy, while the patrolman alerted other authorities.
TRAP: Just inside the city, Highway Patrol and Gilroy Police cars converged to stop Grima’s vehicle. Powell, sitting passively with a coat covering his pistol, surrendered without resistance. Police said, however, that he refused to talk about the shooting incident...
The dramatic series of events began about 6 p.m. last night. Officer Rogovov was staked out in a marked police radio car outside Glickfeld’s home when a man he later described as “very nervous" approached and asked where Judge Glickfeld’s house was located. Rogovoy suspicious, inquired why the man wanted that information. The suspect then pulled out his revolver and ordered Rogovoy to show him the house. The officer was ordered to kick the door down if you have to." Rogovoy complied, kicking the door down. Once the two were inside, the policeman was told to lie face down in spread-eagle fachion on the floor of the dining room.
A neighbor. Wilson W. Morrison. alarmed by the noise of the front door being smashed in. ran to the Glickfield home. Police said Rogovoy shouted “Get out, get out” to the elderly Morrison, and the gunman, distracted momentarily, turned back toward the door. Rogovoy sensing an opportunity, reached for his service revolver as Morrison bolted back out the door and off the porch, suffering a broken ankle in the fall. The gunman had apparently seen Rogovoy’s move, however, and fired first.
The exchange of shot followed in whicn tne Officer was wounded three times and Powell once. Two other bullets from the suspect’s gun were found imbedded in the dining room wall. Police said Rogovoy, seriously wounded, fired five shots at the fleeing gunman. Outside, the gunman raced to the corner of El Verano and Monterey boulevard in view of several neighbors who had gone to their windows after hearing the shots. The witnesses said Powell tried to stop the first passing car lie saw. but its driver sped away. The next auto, Grima’s, stopped when the suspect ran into the street pointing his gun at the driver The suspect got in and forced the driver to go east on Monterey boulevard..
John A. Grima was mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle on 11 June 1969: Shooter of Judge's Guard Is Insane
A young man who wounded a policeman while gunning for a judge was sent to a Stäte mental hospital yesterday. Superior Judge Harry J. Neubarth ordered 24-year-old Grant Powell committed to Atascadero State Hospital after receiving the reports of two court-appointed psychiatrists. The psychiatrists, Drs. Vernon Collins Jr. and Arthur B. Carfagni Jr., said they considered Powell to be legally insane. Powell was arrested April 20, houro after ho shot and seriously wounded officer Jay Rogovoy, 30, while trying to enter Judge Bernard Glickfeld’s home in St Francis Wood. Rogovoy had been guarding the house because Judge Glickfeld bad received several threats on his life at the time — apparently the result of an unpopular decision in a rape case. Judge Glickfeld was not home at the time of the incident.
Powell was arrested in Gilroy by the California Highway Patrol. Officers said he had stopped a passing car near Glickfeld’s home and forced the driver, John Grima, 21, to drive him out of the city. Neither Griaaa, nor the four women in tie car with him at the time were injured in the incident. He was a Auto mechanic, SF Police Dept. He was a member of the Maltese American Social Club in 2003. He was living in 2020 in Rio Vista, CA, USA.
John A. Grima was a A Doggie Diner employee in 1969.
John A. Grima was mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle on 21 April 1969: Escape With Hostages -- Guard Is Shot at S.F. Judge's Home -- Dramatic Capture Of Suspect By Tim Findley
A policeman guarding the home of Superior Court Judge Bernard Giickfeld was shot and seriously wounded last night by a gunman apparently looking for the judge.
The gunman commandeered a passing car and took its five occupants hostage in making his escape from Glickfeld’s home in St Francis Wood. A suspect identified as Grant Richard Powell, 24, of 4154 Piedmont avenue. Oakland. was captured by highway patrolmen in Gilroy at 9:55 p m.. 3 hours after the shooting. Authorities in Gilroy said the hostages were unharmed. Giickfeld and his family were on an outing in Redwood City at the time of the shooting. The wounded officer, Patrolman Jay Rogovoy. 30, was in satisfactory condition after undergoing surgery at Mission Emergency Hospital for wounds in the neck, side and hand...
Rogovoy was detailed to guard Glickfeld because the judge had received death threats after giving an admitted rapist a lenient sentence April 11.
It was not immediately know whether Poill made any of those threats. But his hostages told police last night that Powell repeated over and over, ‘‘the judge, is against me and that policeman was against me.” The five hostages, held at gunpoint, during a tense hour with Powell, were identified as John Grima, 21, the driver; Mary Ann Larieca, 19; Yolanda Santana, 19; Maria Santana,18, and Martha Vega, 19, all of San Francisco. Police discovered after arresting Powell that his gun, a chrome. pearl-handed .22 calber revolver, was empty. All six shots had apparently been fired in the exchange with Rogovoy. Grima was credited with juick thinking in leading police to the capture. He told authorities that Powell, riding in the back seat of the auto, told him to “keep cool, and just keep heading south.”
A short distance north of Gilroy, Grima noticed a Highway Patrol car on routine patrol behind him. Without signaling, Giima deliberately changed lanes. Patrolman Lou Blake, seeing what he thought was a traffic violation, pulled Grima’s car over. Despite Powell’s warning to Grima to “play it cool.” Grima managed to whisper to Blake that the four young people were being held at gunpoint. Blake told Giima to drive on into Gilroy, while the patrolman alerted other authorities.
TRAP: Just inside the city, Highway Patrol and Gilroy Police cars converged to stop Grima’s vehicle. Powell, sitting passively with a coat covering his pistol, surrendered without resistance. Police said, however, that he refused to talk about the shooting incident...
The dramatic series of events began about 6 p.m. last night. Officer Rogovov was staked out in a marked police radio car outside Glickfeld’s home when a man he later described as “very nervous" approached and asked where Judge Glickfeld’s house was located. Rogovoy suspicious, inquired why the man wanted that information. The suspect then pulled out his revolver and ordered Rogovoy to show him the house. The officer was ordered to kick the door down if you have to." Rogovoy complied, kicking the door down. Once the two were inside, the policeman was told to lie face down in spread-eagle fachion on the floor of the dining room.
A neighbor. Wilson W. Morrison. alarmed by the noise of the front door being smashed in. ran to the Glickfield home. Police said Rogovoy shouted “Get out, get out” to the elderly Morrison, and the gunman, distracted momentarily, turned back toward the door. Rogovoy sensing an opportunity, reached for his service revolver as Morrison bolted back out the door and off the porch, suffering a broken ankle in the fall. The gunman had apparently seen Rogovoy’s move, however, and fired first.
The exchange of shot followed in whicn tne Officer was wounded three times and Powell once. Two other bullets from the suspect’s gun were found imbedded in the dining room wall. Police said Rogovoy, seriously wounded, fired five shots at the fleeing gunman. Outside, the gunman raced to the corner of El Verano and Monterey boulevard in view of several neighbors who had gone to their windows after hearing the shots. The witnesses said Powell tried to stop the first passing car lie saw. but its driver sped away. The next auto, Grima’s, stopped when the suspect ran into the street pointing his gun at the driver The suspect got in and forced the driver to go east on Monterey boulevard..
John A. Grima was mentioned in the San Francisco Chronicle on 11 June 1969: Shooter of Judge's Guard Is Insane
A young man who wounded a policeman while gunning for a judge was sent to a Stäte mental hospital yesterday. Superior Judge Harry J. Neubarth ordered 24-year-old Grant Powell committed to Atascadero State Hospital after receiving the reports of two court-appointed psychiatrists. The psychiatrists, Drs. Vernon Collins Jr. and Arthur B. Carfagni Jr., said they considered Powell to be legally insane. Powell was arrested April 20, houro after ho shot and seriously wounded officer Jay Rogovoy, 30, while trying to enter Judge Bernard Glickfeld’s home in St Francis Wood. Rogovoy had been guarding the house because Judge Glickfeld bad received several threats on his life at the time — apparently the result of an unpopular decision in a rape case. Judge Glickfeld was not home at the time of the incident.
Powell was arrested in Gilroy by the California Highway Patrol. Officers said he had stopped a passing car near Glickfeld’s home and forced the driver, John Grima, 21, to drive him out of the city. Neither Griaaa, nor the four women in tie car with him at the time were injured in the incident. He was a Auto mechanic, SF Police Dept. He was a member of the Maltese American Social Club in 2003. He was living in 2020 in Rio Vista, CA, USA.
Silvana Maria Grima
F, #11145, b. 24 March 1980
Father | John A. Grima b. 24 Oct 1947 |
Mother | Lenor A. Aliaga b. c 1939 |
Silvana Maria Grima was born on 24 March 1980 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Melissa Ann Caruana
F, #11146, b. 9 July 1979
Father | John Frank Grima b. 4 Aug 1952 |
Mother | Carmen Galea b. 7 Nov 1951 |
Melissa Ann Caruana was born on 9 July 1979 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
She and Carmen Galea were living in 2003 in 534 Holyoke St, San Francisco, CA, USA. Melissa Ann Caruana was living in 2020 in South San Francisco, CA, USA. Melissa Ann Caruana was also known as Melissa Ann Grima. She and Joseph M Caruana Jr were related to.
She and Carmen Galea were living in 2003 in 534 Holyoke St, San Francisco, CA, USA. Melissa Ann Caruana was living in 2020 in South San Francisco, CA, USA. Melissa Ann Caruana was also known as Melissa Ann Grima. She and Joseph M Caruana Jr were related to.
Angelo C Grima
M, #11147, b. October 1940, d. December 1997
Family | Mary Louise Caruana b. 15 Sep 1943 |
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Angelo C Grima was born in October 1940. He married Mary Louise Caruana, daughter of Anthony Caruana and Guiseppa (?). Angelo C Grima and Mary Louise Caruana were divorced on 13 June 1983 at San Mateo Co., CA, USA. Angelo C Grima died in December 1997 at age 57.
He and Josephine Grima were naturalized on 27 December 1979 at South San Francisco, CA, USA; sponsored by Uncle Joe and Margaret Caruana.
He and Josephine Grima were naturalized on 27 December 1979 at South San Francisco, CA, USA; sponsored by Uncle Joe and Margaret Caruana.
Laura A Wall
F, #11148, b. circa 1964
Family | Joseph J. Grima b. 15 Sep 1962 |
Laura A Wall was born circa 1964. She married Joseph J. Grima, son of Joseph Savior Grima and Alice Ann Camilleri, on 29 June 1985 at San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
As of 29 June 1985,her married name was Grima.
As of 29 June 1985,her married name was Grima.
Carmen M Grima
F, #11149, b. circa 1923
Family | Melvin Naia b. c 1919 |
Carmen M Grima was born circa 1923. She married Melvin Naia on 9 September 1967 at San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
As of 9 September 1967,her married name was Naia.
As of 9 September 1967,her married name was Naia.
Melvin Naia
M, #11150, b. circa 1919
Family | Carmen M Grima b. c 1923 |
Melvin Naia was born circa 1919. He married Carmen M Grima on 9 September 1967 at San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Jaime L. Ortiz
M, #11151, b. circa 1973
Family | Michelle M. Grima b. 16 Dec 1975 |
Jaime L. Ortiz was born circa 1973. He married Michelle M. Grima, daughter of John Anthony Grima and Carmen Galea.
Christina J Gnirk
F, #11152, b. circa 1959
Family | Michael Angelo Grima b. 4 May 1954 |
Christina J Gnirk was born circa 1959. She married Michael Angelo Grima, son of Joseph Savior Grima and Alice Ann Camilleri, on 5 October 1980 at Sacramento Co., CA, USA.
As of 5 October 1980,her married name was Grima.
As of 5 October 1980,her married name was Grima.
Brian J. Grima
M, #11153, b. 18 June 1977
Father | Louis Alfred Grima b. c 1948 |
Mother | Anne Portelli b. 1952 |
Brian J. Grima was born on 18 June 1977 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Christopher Grima
M, #11154, b. 20 October 1983
Father | Charles Grima b. c 1951 |
Mother | Charlott L Abela b. c 1952 |
Family | Monica Carillo |
Christopher Grima was born on 20 October 1983 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA. He married Monica Carillo on 16 September 2004 at Taylor Co., TX, USA.
Monica Carillo
F, #11155
Family | Christopher Grima b. 20 Oct 1983 |
Monica Carillo married Christopher Grima, son of Charles Grima and Charlott L Abela, on 16 September 2004 at Taylor Co., TX, USA.
As of 16 September 2004,her married name was Grima.
As of 16 September 2004,her married name was Grima.
Joanne Grima
F, #11157, b. 5 May 1977
Mother | (?) Borg |
Joanne Grima was born on 5 May 1977 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Cassandra Grech
F, #11158, b. 9 September 1994
Father | Nazzareno Grech b. 10 Sep 1944 |
Mother | Jane Lucille Oneto b. c 1945 |
Cassandra Grech was born on 9 September 1994 in San Mateo Co., CA, USA.
Anny Joyce Mallia
F, #11159, b. 30 December 1952
Father | Francis Mallia b. 9 Jul 1927, d. 19 Nov 2010 |
Mother | Lucy Borg b. c 1925, d. 22 Jan 1999 |
Family | Guillerm C Osorno b. c 1953 |
Anny Joyce Mallia was born on 30 December 1952 in San Francisco, CA, USA. She married Guillerm C Osorno on 13 June 1976 at San Francisco, CA, USA.
As of 13 June 1976,her married name was Osorno.
As of 13 June 1976,her married name was Osorno.
Guillerm C Osorno
M, #11160, b. circa 1953
Family | Anny Joyce Mallia b. 30 Dec 1952 |
Guillerm C Osorno was born circa 1953. He married Anny Joyce Mallia, daughter of Francis Mallia and Lucy Borg, on 13 June 1976 at San Francisco, CA, USA.