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Josh drifted into eternity leaving behind his first and only love, his wife Diedre (Crawford) Medley and their three children Kingston Anthony, 6, Amaya May, 3, and Kanaan Kash, 2.
In reparation for removal of more than 300 people from the Old Auraria neighborhood in Denver in the 1960s, the regents of University of Colorado Denver, Metro State and Denver Community College expanded their promise of free tuition to the displaced.
The road to success and the meaning of giving back: Donald Sturm LLM ’60 A Q&A with alumnus Donald Sturm LLM ’60 in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Graduate Tax Program. Native New Yorker Donald Sturm LLM ’60, the son of a waiter who lost his management job during the Great Depression, earned an LLM from NYU Law’s Graduate Tax Program six decades ago and went on to build a highly successful career, residing mainly in Omaha and Denver, in the construction, energy, banking, and real estate sectors. After completing his NYU LLM in Taxation, he began working for the Chief Counsel’s Office of the Internal Revenue Service as a trial attorney in what was then the Omaha Region, then took a position with a major national contractor. He eventually became the second largest shareholder in a global corporation and acquired or developed a number of banks as a private investor. At age 89, Sturm is now an active business owner and philanthropist, with the law school at the University of Denver named after him.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- A Central Valley native is chasing his dream of acting in Los Angeles, and now his talents have landed him a role in the new Netflix show, "Selena: The Series." Hunter Reese Pena portrays Ricky Vela, a keyboard player and songwriter behind some of Selena Quintanilla's biggest hits. Pena is originally from Turlock. He moved to Merced County and attended Hilmar Middle School and Hilmar High School. From there, he attended Denver Community College, where he found his passion for acting and singing. He became inspired to pursue a career in television and movies in Los Angeles.