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    A vigil was held for Lee Shaw, a longtime Napa County chaplain who has been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. Over 100 people gathered outside Shaw's home, carrying candles and singing hymns to honor his decades of service comforting victims' families. Shaw, who learned he had only a few weeks to live, was able to hear the vigil from his bedroom window. The article also provides brief summaries of other local news stories, including a Thanksgiving turkey run and the search for what triggered a local chef's death.

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    A vigil was held for Lee Shaw, a longtime Napa County chaplain who has been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. Over 100 people gathered outside Shaw's home, carrying candles and singing hymns to honor his decades of service comforting victims' families. Shaw, who learned he had only a few weeks to live, was able to hear the vigil from his bedroom window. The article also provides brief summaries of other local news stories, including a Thanksgiving turkey run and the search for what triggered a local chef's death.

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    SUN THEN CLOUDS 65 • 37 FORECAST, A16 | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2023 | napavalleyregister.

    com

    HOLIDAY GLOW

    Zamarripas,
    Bollinger put on
    NICK OTTO, REGISTER
    show SPORTS, PAGE B1

    Dancers from the troupe Quetzalli Ballet Folklorico were among the performers celebrating the kickoff to the Christmas season at the city of Napa’s
    tree lighting ceremony held at Veterans Memorial Park Wednesday night. For more photos, see Page A4.

    VIGIL HONORS NAPA CHAPLAIN HOWARD YUNE


    hyune@napanews.com
    For nearly three decades, St. Helenans
    Lee Shaw comforted numer-
    ous Napans in their times remember JFK
    of deepest loss. Now it was
    time for some of those he had NEWS, PAGE A11
    helped to thank their chap-
    lain — almost literally at his
    doorstep — while he was still
    there to hear them.
    More than 100 peo-
    ple made the short walk
    Wednesday night to a cul-
    de-sac outside Shaw’s home
    in north Napa, carrying small
    HOWARD YUNE, REGISTER
    candles and softly singing
    “Amazing Grace” and “Jesus A group of more than 100 people paused in prayer after walking
    Loves Me” through the eve- by candlelight to the home of Napa County chaplain Lee Shaw
    ning chill. Their voices car- on Wednesday night.
    ried toward a second-floor
    window, which had been announced a recent down-
    Trigger for
    opened to allow the long- Watch the vigil turn in his health and ad- Chiarello’s death
    time Napa County chaplain mitted in a blog post that
    to hear the vigil members A video of the vigil walk “we sadly realize God has still unknown
    from his bed. for Lee Shaw can be seen other plans.”
    Shaw, who has aided the on Facebook: As word spread in Napa NEWS, PAGE A5

    relatives and friends of vic- facebook. that the chaplain likely had
    tims and witnesses of law com/684494426/vid- only a few weeks at most to
    enforcement and emer- eos/1503330410514925 live, one of the many Na-
    gency cases since 1994, had pans he had once comforted
    returned home earlier in raced to gather others to join
    the week, more than three bones and lymph nodes. De- in comforting him, in grati-
    months after he was diag- spite weeks of medical treat- tude.
    nosed with stage 4 prostate ment in an Orange County
    cancer that had spread to his hospital, family members Please see VIGIL, Page A9

    Climate change
    decimating
    Turkey Chasers gobble up Thanksgiving miles forests 360, PAGE C1

    BARRY EBERLING who plod along far behind. Plus


    beberling@napanews.com non-athletes who just want to
    Who gets up early on a day off take an early-morning walk in a A scene
    and stands around in the cold for crowd and a receive a race T-shirt from the
    the chance to run or walk 3 to 6 for their effort. annual
    miles — and pays for the privilege? Brandon Smith of Napa came Thanksgiving
    The answer, on Thanksgiving, to the Turkey Chase. He stood Day Napa
    is the more than 1,600 people
    who turned out for the Napa Val-
    in shorts in the cold at about
    7:30 a.m. near the starting line
    Valley
    Turkey How to make
    ley Turkey Chase at Napa Valley
    College. Including me.
    drinking coffee.
    “The coffee helps. The coffee
    Chase on
    Thursday
    tender, flavorful
    This race draws athletes who
    zoom through the course at high
    helps,” he said. morning. meat every time
    NICK OTTO,
    speeds and weekend athletes Please see RACE, Page A5 REGISTER LIVELY, PAGE D1

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