i'm keith armstrong, and i direct the student veteran health program for the san francisco departmentabout all three of these brave women. their collective work, why it's important to me and why it's important to all of us. jennifer golick or "jiffy" wa o new to working with veterans. she began working at the pathway home in september of last year, highly regarded for her time working with add less the and family services in petaluma. she was smart and a welcome addition to the program. a sophisticated professional with a big heart and fresh perspectives. empathy guided her interactions an connection to others. her speaking eloquence and communication skills were surpassed only by her listening abilities. she was a gifted healer. something that may seem like a trivial detail about jennifer is important to me that i want to mention. people in our community, people with a gift and a passion for working with veterans are often sports nerds. and sometimes baseball nerds. it's a game where every year individual contributions slowly build into a larger story, communal and complicated and un

this is keith armstrong speaking right now.gram for student affairs, health, and for veterans affairs. we will have full coverage, and have full coverage on ktvu.com and on ktvu plus. >> every year, individual contributions slowly and effortlessly build into the larger story. >>> san francisco fire officials say a huge building fire in north beach appears to have been accidental. officials say it may have started in the chimney flue of a thai restaurant. before the fire was extinguished, an official, aaron peskin, was calling for the city's fire chief to step down. rob roth spoke with the chief about that today. >> i will not resign. >> reporter: that was the response from joanne hayes- white. it follows supervisor erin peskin called for her to resign after a fire erupted in a building friday night. on saturday, when the fire was still roaring, the chief appeared irritated. >> he was not happy with our performance. i vehemently disagree. >> reporter: now, two days later, she calls peskin's behavior disruptive. >> one of the thi

. >> speaking now is keith armstrong. san francisco chapter of veteran affairs healthcare systems. >> like me, christine was an east coast or trans-landed to the west coast. i want to reveal a bias right now. when a new englander says they are going to get it done, they will get it done. with christine it was 100%. she was east coast that way. when she looked you in the eye and said i got this, you knew you did not have to worry. a little extra glance and a nod , she was calibrated to a slightly higher standard. i love that about her. and she sought challenges. she did not start a career at pathway home because it looked easy nor did she teach yoga classes for vets because it was easy, providing cutting-edge holistic care for them. she has no intention of using her tools and time for work that was vacuous or flimsy. she wanted to dig into the soil of the human experience. she wanted to make real connections to real people with real vulnerabilities. she make good things happen. she was a facilitator. she leaves behind her

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