The Daly City City Council held a regular meeting on November 25, 2024, where members gathered to address various community matters, including a heartfelt adjournment in memoriam of notable community members.

The meeting commenced with the council honoring the legacy of Peter Jamero, a prominent figure in Filipino American studies, who recently passed away. Vice Mayor highlighted Jamero's extensive contributions as an educator, author, and community leader. He was recognized for his influential works, including "Growing Up Brown" and "Vanishing Filipino Americans," which documented the experiences of Filipino Americans and their cultural heritage. Jamero's commitment to civil service was also noted, with leadership roles spanning various organizations and government departments in California and Washington.

Following this tribute, the council paid respects to Esther Gotcha Tintianco, who passed away on November 17, 2024, at the age of 82. A tribute read by the Vice Mayor and council members celebrated her life, detailing her journey from the Philippines to the United States in 1968 and her role as a matriarch within her family and community. Tintianco was remembered for her nurturing spirit and the refuge she provided to many in her home, known as Gladstone. Her family expressed deep gratitude for her love and support, emphasizing her lasting impact on their lives and the broader community.

The meeting concluded with expressions of condolences and support for the families of both individuals, underscoring the council's commitment to honoring the contributions of community members. The council's reflections on these losses highlighted the importance of community bonds and the legacies left by those who have passed.