At ease. 10 hut. Thank you, everyone. You may be seated. Good afternoon. Im at the at the welcome to the to San Francisco city hall we honor the life and he legacy of senator Dianne Feinstein. Senator Dianne Feinstein that is here officer title it is how californians and people all over the world see here but to us franciscans she was mayor Dianne Feinstein. I have those 13yearold the french horn player at Benjamin Franklin high school over the years weve become mayor Dianne Feinstein fans wherever there was an activity she choose us to play we proudly were our band sweaters she bought for us and senator Dianne Feinstein took the time to tell us how amazing we were and to remind us we were her band. I was born in the early 70s as a kid flying over a you thank you, Dianne Feinstein for bringing the blue angels to San Francisco in 1985 clapping. i was born in the early 70s as kid as far as i, remember as far as i know Dianne Feinstein was the mayor and for kids my age we koeptd that a wo
We played at city hall, and at super bowl celebrations, we proudly wore our sweaters that she bought for us. And mayor feinstein always took the time to talk to us and tell us how amazing we were and to remind us that we were her band. I was born in the early 70s, so as a kid [jet flyovwe] thank you for bringing the blue angels to San Francisco in 1981. I was born in the early 70s, so as far as i could remember, as far as i ever know, Dianne Feinstein was the mayor. And for kids my age, we always excepted that a woman could be in charge and a woman could do whatever a man could do. We believed that and considered abnormal. My mothers generation did not have that. My grandmothers generation certainly did not. But millions of girls my age, and long after me, have grown blissfully free of the yokes that are grandmothers work, because Dianne Feinstein wrestled them off. Because she showed the way. She created a world where girls like me could be tough and lead. When i became mayor, and eve
At ease. 10 hut. Thank you, everyone. You may be seated. Good afternoon. Im at the at the welcome to the to San Francisco city hall we honor the life and he legacy of senator Dianne Feinstein. Senator Dianne Feinstein that is here officer title it is how californians and people all over the world see here but to us franciscans she was mayor Dianne Feinstein. I have those 13yearold the french horn player at Benjamin Franklin high school over the years weve become mayor Dianne Feinstein fans wherever there was an activity she choose us to play we proudly were our band sweaters she bought for us and senator Dianne Feinstein took the time to tell us how amazing we were and to remind us we were her band. I was born in the early 70s as a kid flying over a you thank you, Dianne Feinstein for bringing the blue angels to San Francisco in 1985 clapping. i was born in the early 70s as kid as far as i, remember as far as i know Dianne Feinstein was the mayor and for kids my age we koeptd that a wo
Feinstein. She passed away last week at the age of 90. Vice president harris, Chuck Schumer and nancy pelosi delivered tributes to the late senator. It was rendered as the longest she was a member and as the longestserving woman in u. S. History. Prior to her time in congress, she served as San Franciscos first woman mayor. From 19781988. We played at city hall, and at super bowl celebrations, we proudly wore our sweaters that she bought for us. And mayor feinstein always took the time to talk to us and tell us how amazing we were and to remind us that we were her band. I was born in the early 70s, so as a kid [jet flyovwe] thank you for bringing the blue angels to San Francisco in 1981. I was born in the early 70s, so as far as i could remember, as far as i ever know, Dianne Feinstein was the mayor. And for kids my age, we always excepted that a woman could be in charge and a woman could do whatever a man could do. We believed that and considered abnormal. My mothers generation did no
We played at city hall, and at super bowl celebrations, we proudly wore our sweaters that she bought for us. And mayor feinstein always took the time to talk to us and tell us how amazing we were and to remind us that we were her band. I was born in the early 70s, so as a kid [jet flyovwe] thank you for bringing the blue angels to San Francisco in 1981. I was born in the early 70s, so as far as i could remember, as far as i ever know, Dianne Feinstein was the mayor. And for kids my age, we always excepted that a woman could be in charge and a woman could do whatever a man could do. We believed that and considered abnormal. My mothers generation did not have that. My grandmothers generation certainly did not. But millions of girls my age, and long after me, have grown blissfully free of the yokes that are grandmothers work, because Dianne Feinstein wrestled them off. Because she showed the way. She created a world where girls like me could be tough and lead. When i became mayor, and eve