Nancy Shinno
Template:TOCnestleft Nancy Shinno MD ...is a medical genetics doctor in Los Angeles, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Keck Medical Center of USC and Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center. She received her medical degree from Keck School of Medicine of USC and has been in practice for more than 20 years.
DSA potential donors list
On January 21, 1992 Steve Tarzynski, National Political Committee of Democratic Socialists of America, wrote a letter to "Harold" (probably Harold Meyerson).
- "Following is the list of possible major donors I can think of to pledge support for Trish and our program in southern California. Additions and comments sorely needed."
- Margery Tabankin
- Ed Asner
- George Gaynes
- Stormer/Breidenbach (Tarzynski is probably referring to Dan Stormer and Janis Breidenbach)
- the Litts (Tarzynski is probably referring to Barrett Litt and Paula Litt)
- Ben Margolis
- John McTernan
- Paul Schrade and Monica Weil
- Marv Schacter
- Aris Anagnos
- Shirley Magidson
- Sarah Pillsbury (?)
- Robert Foxworth
- Barbara Cohn
- Stanley (Tarzynski is probably referring to Stanley Sheinbaum)
- Casey Kasem
- Martin Sheen (?)
- Susan Anspach (former member)
- Rita Zwern
- You (Tarzynski is probably referring to Harold Meyerson)
- Me (Steve Tarzynski)
- Jackson Browne
- Dan Goldberg (Tarzynski is probably referring to Danny Goldberg)
- Leon Goldberg
- Nancy Shinno
- Mark Haendel
- Fred Alexander (?)
Question marks in original list.[1]
Los Angeles DSA potential donors list
On July 26 1992 California Democratic Socialists of America leader Steve Tarzynski wrote a draft "major donor letter" for Southern California DSA, inviting donors to join the Upton Sinclair Club of DSA[2]
- We know you have been generous in supporting DSA's important work in the past. We'd like to develop a core of at least twelve people who will pledge 1,000 annually to keep our Organization working for Southern California DSA. We invite you to be one of those people. This select group of members and friends would have a key role in rebuilding a democratic left opposition in California.
- This unique group of individuals would form the "Upton Sinclair Club" which will act in an advisory role meeting with the Southern California DSA leadership at an annual brunch. Sinclair Club members will receive a quarterly bulletin reporting on Southern California DSA's progress, and will have an opportunity to meet international DSA spokespeople and international guest speakers in more intimate small group settings. Admission to all local, statewide, and national DSA events in the Southern California would be complimentary with membership in the Sinclair Club.
The draft was accompanied by a "List of Potential major donors to DSA"
- Peg Yorkin
- Margery Tabankin (has contacts to donors)
- Ed Asner
- Clark Branson
- Jan Breidenbach & Dan Stormer
- Paula Litt & Barrett Litt
- Ben Margolis
- John McTernan
- Paul Schrade & Monica Weil
- Marv Schacter
- Aris Anagnos
- Shirley Magidson
- Robert Foxworth & Elizabeth Montgomery
- Danny Goldberg
- Leon Goldin
- Nancy Shinno
- Mark Haendel
- Sarah Pillsbury
- Barbara Cohn
- Jackson Browne & Daryl Hannah
- Martin Sheen
- Frank Wilkinson & Donna Wilkinson
- Richard Saxon & Pauline Saxon
- Richard Dreyfuss
- Sol Londe & Jeanne Londe
- Stanley Sheinbaum & Betty Sheinbaum
- George Gaynes
- Clancy Sigal
- Bill Zimmerman
Upton Sinclair Club
In the early 1990s, Shinno of Los Angeles was a member of the Upton Sinclair Club, of Democratic Socialists of America. The club consisted of wealthy Californians able to contribute significant donations to DSA.[3]
New DSA member
In 1993 Nancy Shinno, Los Angeles, was a new member of Los Angeles Democratic Socialists of America.
References
- ↑ January 21, 1992 Steve Tarzynski, letter to "Harold", Tarzynski papers Southern California for Social Change
- ↑ Steve Tarzynski DSA major donor letter draft July 26, 1992, Tarzynski papers, Southern California Library for Social Change
- ↑ Sinclair Club membership list, Steve Tarzynski papers