Cynthia Hutchison:  

transplant recipients, Ron Kadish, left, and Cynthia Hutchison await their turn to sign the First Family pledge, Westlake Village, Cal., Mayor Iraj Broomand signs as part of the Millennium Mayorthon. March-April 2000 SATURN NATIONAL DONOR DAY VENTURA COUNTY--The Ventura County West Valley TRIO, in partnership with Saturn Motor Car Company of Thousand Oaks, held a successful Donor Day at the busy Auto Mall location on February 12, 2000. Penny Strowger, event chairman for TRIO, and six other TRIO volunteers reported an enthusiastic response from Saturn employees and customers. TRIO publicity chairman Cynthia Hutchison had persuaded Saturn to provide a huge model “donor card.” Saturn general manager Gordon Chu and franchise CEO Shau-wai Lam then signed the card during press coverage. WOMAN KILLED WHITE CROSSING T.O. BOULEVARD HIT AND RUN AGOURA HILLS--This memorial at Grey Rock Road and T.O. Boulevard in Agoura Hills is for a female pedestrian who was killed. A 48-year-old nanny died of massive internal injuries last Saturday morning after being struck by a pickup truck on Thousand Oaks Boulevard in Agoura Hills. Indalecia Gonzalez, known to her friends at "Hilda," worked for families in Agoura Hills and Westlake Village. Paramedics rushed her to Los Robles hospital in Thousand Oaks where she was pronounced dead. "I said prayers in her ear and stroked her as she drew her last breath," said Cynthia Hutchison, a Westlake Village resident who was one of the first to arrive on the scene. Deputies said Gerry Migliori, 45, of Malibu fled in his Dodge truck after hitting Gonzalez at the intersection of Thousand Oaks Boulevard and Grey Rock Road. "About 20 minutes after the accident he called us and came to the sheriff’s station," said Rob Evans, a Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station traffic investigator. "His statement to us was that he freaked out and didn’t know what to do." Migliori said the light was green as he entered the intersection, but a witness to the accident couldn’t say what color the light was, according to Evans. The accident occurred at 7:30 a.m. and because Migliori was traveling east on T.O. Boulevard he probably had the sun in his eyes, according to investigators. The driver wasn’t speeding and no drugs or alcohol were found, Evans said. Migliori was released pending an investigation. "Right now Migliori is looking at possible hit and run," Evans said. "He has a legal duty and a moral duty to stop."