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Neil C. Thoman and Dorothy J. Yuna (pictured) joined forces in marriage on the Oct. 24, 1959. Both born and raised in the Bay Area, graduates of Menlo Park and Sequoia High Schools, they celebrate 50 years of joint creativity.
Neil worked the formative years of the aerospace industry for Litton, Lockhead and Watkins Johnson. Dorothy raised two children while refinishing and restoring American antiques. Her love for primitive design matched his passion for form and function, and together they operated Stage Door Antiques in Los Gatos and Grass Valley.
Members of the town guild, recipients of restoration awards for historical property development, loyal friends and loving “adoptive parents” of many fabulous teens, the Thomans were missed upon their move to Grass Valley. But they had found the perfect place to slow down. They are currently inspiring their kids and grandkids to listen up, pay attention, and make something beautiful.
Happy 50th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Thoman!
Neil worked the formative years of the aerospace industry for Litton, Lockhead and Watkins Johnson. Dorothy raised two children while refinishing and restoring American antiques. Her love for primitive design matched his passion for form and function, and together they operated Stage Door Antiques in Los Gatos and Grass Valley.
Members of the town guild, recipients of restoration awards for historical property development, loyal friends and loving “adoptive parents” of many fabulous teens, the Thomans were missed upon their move to Grass Valley. But they had found the perfect place to slow down. They are currently inspiring their kids and grandkids to listen up, pay attention, and make something beautiful.
Happy 50th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Thoman!
