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LINDA MARIE CABULONG Linda Marie Cabulong, 63, our beloved sister, passed away at home in Escondido on September 28, 2013. She lived courageously the last five and a half years with the reoccurrence of cancer. She was born on June 29, 1950 in Honolulu, Hawaii, the youngest of three girls. Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Roberto and Elizabeth; and her beloved dog, Kona Bear. She is survived by sisters, Roberta Cabulong, Rancho Bernardo, Barbara Bell, Escondido, husband Robert Bauer, North Carolina and brother-in-law, Donald Bell, Escondido. Linda graduated from the University of Hawaii. While at the UH, she spent one summer interning for then Lt. Gov. George Ariyoshi. In 1973, she attended the University of San Diego School of Law, graduating in 1976. After being admitted to the State Bar of California in December 1976, she became a Legal Aid Society staff attorney for four years until she went on to a private civil practice. Later, she worked in the Family Support of the Vista branch division as a deputy district attorney. In 1985, Linda became the first woman to fill the position of appointed traffic and small claims commissioner of the SD Municipal Court, eventually becoming a Juvenile Court judge. She also served on the SD Police Review Board. She lived primarily in California since 1972. Twice she relocated to Hawaii for a time, also practicing law here. In Honolulu, she was a staff attorney for then Mayor Frank Fasi. She had, in recent years resided in the Kona and Keauhou area on the Big Island. In Kona, she volunteered her time with the West Mediation Center of the Hawaii Bar Association. Linda enjoyed the people she met in the law profession. She gave her energy and time with her law expertise to help people. This was her gift. Her passion was buying and renovating homes with her husband, traveling the world, gardening and golfing. She was a fun loving, well rounded person. She returned to California in 2008 to be with family. We love and miss her dearly. We are forever grateful that she was our sister. Her family will scatter her ashes in Hawaii.
LINDA MARIE CABULONG Linda Marie Cabulong, 63, our beloved sister, passed away at home in Escondido on September 28, 2013. She lived courageously the last five and a half years with the reoccurrence of cancer. She was born on June 29, 1950 in Honolulu, Hawaii, the youngest of three girls. Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Roberto and Elizabeth; and her beloved dog, Kona Bear. She is survived by sisters, Roberta Cabulong, Rancho Bernardo, Barbara Bell, Escondido, husband Robert Bauer, North Carolina and brother-in-law, Donald Bell, Escondido. Linda graduated from the University of Hawaii. While at the UH, she spent one summer interning for then Lt. Gov. George Ariyoshi. In 1973, she attended the University of San Diego School of Law, graduating in 1976. After being admitted to the State Bar of California in December 1976, she became a Legal Aid Society staff attorney for four years until she went on to a private civil practice. Later, she worked in the Family Support of the Vista branch division as a deputy district attorney. In 1985, Linda became the first woman to fill the position of appointed traffic and small claims commissioner of the SD Municipal Court, eventually becoming a Juvenile Court judge. She also served on the SD Police Review Board. She lived primarily in California since 1972. Twice she relocated to Hawaii for a time, also practicing law here. In Honolulu, she was a staff attorney for then Mayor Frank Fasi. She had, in recent years resided in the Kona and Keauhou area on the Big Island. In Kona, she volunteered her time with the West Mediation Center of the Hawaii Bar Association. Linda enjoyed the people she met in the law profession. She gave her energy and time with her law expertise to help people. This was her gift. Her passion was buying and renovating homes with her husband, traveling the world, gardening and golfing. She was a fun loving, well rounded person. She returned to California in 2008 to be with family. We love and miss her dearly. We are forever grateful that she was our sister. Her family will scatter her ashes in Hawaii.Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased
