Early Supporter and President

  of the New Millennium Fellowship

  Independent Physicist

  and Enthusiast of the Universe,

  especially  GRAVITY,

  with his Granddaughter and her son
 

                          Respected Elder,

Worker, Supervisor of Workers,

                 Advocate for Workers,

 and President of the Fellowship

                                        in 1972

   Jake Price
 

As General Waste-More-Land

mocked the Vietnam war

before it was cool to do so ─

and  PAID

a high personal price ─

today a linguist,

language teacher,

activist, and volunteer

for non-profit organizations

  Tom Dunphy
 

Baby Beat Poet,

Enthusiast of Utopias,

and Grand Individual
 
─ long-time supporter of,

and voluminous contributor to,

the Fellowship

of the New Millennium

David Moe
 

Fellowship Sage  ─

Independent  Historian,

Anthropologist, Ecologist,

Geographer, Adventurer, Explorer, 

Scientist, Psychiatrist, Neurologist,

Psychologist, Therapist,

Spiritual Enthusiast,

and

Philosopher

Sterling Bunnell

 

The People's Doctor
(red shirt),
Hero of Medicine,
Outspoken Socialist,
Outstanding Poet,
with Black Panther Friends
at Black Panther 40th Reunion
─ his family is integral
to the history of the Fellowship

 Tolbert Small
  

                         Helpers
                                        ▬▬▬▬▬Y

Linda Hope Clarke

Fellowship Lawyer 

Activist for the Elderly

and

Performer
 

Born in Iowa, Linda Hope Clarke lived in the Bay Area from a few months old through 21.  She graduated from Oakland High School in 1963 − then moved right away to L.A.  because she wanted to be in show business.  She was a very talented singer and could perform in front of thousands without feeling uncomfortable.  Even so, she will say that she didn't want to be in show business anywhere nearly bad enough!  She went to work, earning minimum wage in several different answering services in Hollywood and Beverly Hills and spoke to a lot of celebrities of the time.  She recorded an album and recorded a single that was released in England.  She moved to San Diego in 1979 and lived there for 27 years.  She drove by Thomas Jefferson School of Law on her way to her job as a clerk in the courthouse.  One day she decided to check it out.  She graduated from there in 1985. 

 

She's a natural lawyer:  she enjoys discussion and debate, sees more than one side to most issues, and defends the underdog against the bully.  She became a lawyer in 1986 and has been in private practice for about 16 years.  For three years (1997-2000) she worked for a charity and for two years a family law firm.  The charity provided free legal services for senior citizens and Linda Hope helped perhaps 4000 older people during that time.  Seniors need all the help they can get.  She moved to Oakland in March of 2006.  She has a Shih Tzu named Queenie whom she found wandering loose in San Diego, and they've been together for about seven years.  Queenie is approximately 15 years old and nearly blind, but she has quite a bit of energy left.