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4B THURSDAY JUNE 1 2017Insight SACBEE.COM veiled Wednesday, will be first device to draw upon the same human-like skills that Google has been programming into its com- puters for instance, to identify people in images via its widely used photo app. Facebook deploys similar technology to auto- matically recognize and recommend tags of people in photos posted on its social network. Nest can tap into Goo- expertise in artificial intelligence because both SAN FRANCISCO Nest Labs is adding facial recognition technology to a high-reso- lution home-security cam- era, offering a glimpse of a future in which increasing- ly intelligent, internet- connected computers can see and understand going on in homes. The Nest Cam IQ un- companies are owned by the same parent company, Alphabet Inc. With the new feature, you could program the camera to recognize a child, friend or neighbor, after which it will send you notifications about that person being in the home.

Nest saying much about other potential uses down the road, though one can imagine the camera recognizing when grand- parents are visiting and notifying internet- connected thermostat to adjust the temperature to what they prefer. Or it might be trained to keep a close eye on the kids when they are home after school to monitor their activities and send alerts when doing something besides a list of approved activities. THE COST The new camera will begin shipping in late June for almost $300. also have to pay $10 a month for a plan that in- cludes facial recognition technology. The same plan will also include other features, such as alerts generated by particular sounds barking dogs, say that occur out of the visual range.

The camera will only identify people you select through app for iPhones and Android de- vices. It try to recog- nize anyone that an owner tagged. Even if a Nest Cam IQ video spies a burglar in a home, law enforcement officials will have to identify the sus- pect through their own investigation and analysis, according to Nest. PRIVACY Facial recognition is becoming more common on home-security cameras. Netatmo, for instance, introduced a security cam- era touting a similar facial recognition system in 2015.

That camera sells for about $200, or $100 less than the Nest Cam IQ. The way that the Nest and Netatmo cameras are being used raise serious privacy concerns because they are only verifying familiar faces, not those of complete strangers, said Jennifer Lynch, who specializes in biometrics as a senior staff attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital advocacy group. But Lynch believes pri- vacy issues are bound to crop up as the resolution and zoom capabilities of home security cameras improve, and as engineers develop more sophisti- cated ways of identifying people. Storing home- security videos in remote data centers also raises security concerns about the imagery being stolen by computer hackers. TECHNOLOGY Security cam IDs faces of at your home BY MICHAEL LIEDTKE The Associated Press Acacia Cremation and Burial Society.

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Lic FD 360 443-7917 MORGAN JONES Funeral Home, Inc 4200 Broadway 452-4444 SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN (916) 421-1171 6100 Stockton Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95824 Funeral Directory Burgess, Bernice P. Bernice P. Burgess born Febru- ary 19, 1940, went home to be with the Lord on May 27, 2017. Hours before departure she said, wish I could God honored her wishes, and she is now resting in the arms of our Lord and Savior.

Bernice was preceded in death by her husband Milton Burgess, her mother Rosetta Powers, father Allen Powers and her sisters Thelma, Christine, Francis, and her brother Kenneth. Bernice is survived by her siblings Bruce, Helen, Allen, Odessa, Julia, Lloyd, Wesley, her children Debra, Dwayne, Morgan, Tonia and twins Jonathan Matthew and her step-children Milton and twins, Ronnie Rosalyn and a host of grandchildren, great- grandchildren, cousins, nieces and nephews. into his gates with thanks- giving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him and bless his Psalms 100:4 Donnelly, Kirk Seffens Age 50 Born in Sacramento on Feb. died during a recurring illness at his home Thursday, May 25, 2017. A graduate of Del Campo High School, he received his Bachelor of Science in Business Degree from University of Phoenix.

He worked as an Engineer at the California Youth Correctional Facility in Stockton. Kirk was preceded in death by his father Peter Joseph Donnelly. Survived by his mother, Dorothy Donnelly Hodel, daughter Alexis Donnelly both of Sacramento, and son SGT. Dylan Donnelly (Erin) of U.S. Army in Anchorage, Alaska, He is also survived by a brother, David Donnelly DDS of San Diego, sisters: Laurie Grossman (Rod) of Sacramento and Julie Frediani (Steve) of Claremont, California.

A memorial service will be held at 2PM on Satur- day, June 3 at East Lawn Memorial Park Chapel, 4300 Folsom Sacramento, Ca. Elmer, Edward "Owen" (1948 2017) Edward Elmer passed away May 17, 2017 after battling with esophageal cancer for almost a year. Owen was born April 16, 1948 in San Antonio, Texas to Mary Jo and Edgar Elmer. He began his long educational career in Texas graduating from Highlands High School and then attending college where he was a athlete excelling in bas- ketball. Owen was awarded both a degree in Education and a Special Education creden- tial from California State Universi- ty, Sacramento.

Owen worked in the educational field for over thirty years. He was a highly valued colleague appreci- ated for his commitment to the educational process, lifelong learning, his students and the families of his students. Owen viewed being an educator as a career of service. He served as the Direc- tor of Alicante School for many years, and later in his career as a special education teacher at Leo Palmiter High School as an employee of the Sacramento County Office of Education. family is deep- ly appreciative of the many collea- gues and friends that visited him to show their love and support during his illness.

Owen was active in the disciple- ship at Fair Oaks United Method- ist Church. In addition, he served on their board of trustees. Owen believed in living his Christianity daily through deeds and his career was an expression of that. He will be missed by his faith community. Along his life journey, Owen met Diana Jean Tonini Elmer his soul- mate.

They were married for twenty seven years. Owen left behind his son, Ryan Elmer and daughter, Carly Jean Elmer. He also leaves behind a daughter-in- law Megan, and the joy of his life, granddaughter Kaydence Elmer. In addition, he leaves his sister Kay Lynn Elmer of San Antonio, and many loving nieces, neph- ews, in-laws and cousins, as well as numerous young people whose lives have been influenced and enriched by his association with them over the years. A celebration of life will be held Saturday, June 3rd begin- ning at 11am at Westminister Presbyterian Church, 1300 Street, Sacramento, CA.

A reception will follow in the court- yard. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Owen can be made to the Esophageal Cancer Network. www.ECAN.org. Hughes, Gordon Bryte Gordon Bryte Hughes, Sr, passed away peacefully at the family home on May 20, 2017 surrounded by loved ones. He was born February 21, 1935 in Sacramento, California.

He was the son of the late Gordon Stanley Hughes and Ruth Bryte Hughes. He is predeceased by his loving wife Nora Tinling Hughes, and beloved son, Gordon Bryte Hughes, Jr. Gordon was a fourth generation Sacramentan, and was a de- scendent from the Stanley, Bryte, and Hughes Families. Gordon will be remembered as a loving husband, father, and His kindness and quick wit will never be forgotten. He was a passion- ate navigator of the Delta aboard the where he spent long weekends with family and friends.

He is survived by his daughter, Ruth Elizabeth Hughes Rubier (Scott), grandsons Warren and Thomas; Daughter- in-law, Elizabeth Hughes, grand- daughters, Katheryn and Christen-Bryte, stepdaughters, Hilary Wagner, Lisa Wagner, Norah Smith (Ian) granddaughter Marion, and brother Thomas Hughes (Martha) and family. A private internment will be held for Gordon at the Masonic Lawn Cemetary. A Celebration of His Life will be held at the family home Sunday, June 4th, 1pm- 4pm. In lieu of flowers, donations to Kaiser Hospice 2025 Morse Avenue, Sacto, Ca 95825 Galvan, Fred Silva July 13, 1922- May 21, 2017 Fred Galvan passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family on May 21, 2017. Fred was born on July 13, 1922 in Sacramento, California to Luz and Jesus Galvan.

He was one of nine children and was the last surviving sibling of his family. Fred met the love of his life Sara (Gonzalez) in high school and went on to marry her on May 16, 1942. They were happily married for 75 years. Fred and Sara went on to have four children; Virginia, Dennis, Steve, and Jerry. Soon after they got married, Fred joined the Army and served three years in Germany and France during World War II.

Upon return- ing from the war, Fred began his career at Southern Pacific Rail Road. Fred enjoyed working at Southern Pacific Rail Road and eventually retired as a foreman after more than thirty years of service. Fred loved being retired. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, and espe- cially enjoyed his grandchildren. Fred had nine grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren.

Fred was a wonderful and loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Fred was a good man, loyal and dedicated to his family. He will be missed. There will be visitation on June 5, 2017 from 5pm to 7pm. Rosary at 7pm.

Funeral will be on June 6, 2017 at 11am. Services will take place at St. Cemetery 6509 Fruitridge Road, Sacramento, CA 95820. (916) 452-4831. Hemness, Minnie Of Sacramento, CA passed away peacefully surrounded by family on May 18, 2017.

She is survived by her loving family: Karen Mike Jordan, Kathryn Hemness, and Kristi Hemness. Grand- mother to Kathryn Suponch (Brian) and Laura Jordan. She leaves behind her sister Faye Yarbrough, her brother Willie Justice, and many relatives on the East Coast. The 7th of 10 children, Minnie was born on Sept. 23, 1929 to Roy and Millie Justice whose farm was located in Jacksonville, NC.

She met her loving husband Kermit in Wash- ington DC while working at the Pentagon in 1952. After being discharged from the Navy, Kermit and Minnie married July 9, 1953 and moved to San Jose, CA where Kermit graduated from San Jose State. Upon graduation they moved to Sacramento, CA where Minnie was a stay-at- home mom while Kermit worked at McClellan AFB. job gave the family chances to travel and live in South Dakota, Kansas and Washington prior to them moving back to Fair Oaks, CA in finally settling in Sacramento in 1968 where he worked at McClellan until his death in 1981. Minnie continued to live in Foot- hill Oaks where she gardened and shared flowers and figs with friends and neighbors until the age of 82.

For the last 3 years of her life, Minnie resided at Residence for Seniors in Elk Grove, CA. Her loving caregivers took great care of her! A memorial service will be held June 2, 2017, 2PM, at East Lawn Elk Grove Memorial Park in Elk Grove, CA. Minnie will be laid to rest next to her husband Kermit at the family cemetery this August during the weekend of her family reun- ion in NC. An online obituary and guest-book is available at the following website: eastlawn.com/obituary/Minnie- Hoyle, Sharon Lynn Born in San Francisco, Sharon also lived in Meadow Vista dur- ing her marriage to Christopher Carr (1964-1978), and later moved to Sacramento. Bright and hardworking, Sharon experi- enced success in academics, environmental protection and her practice of law.

Sharon loved everyone, especially daughters Kathleen and Jennifer (Craig) and granddaughters Kaylin and McKenna. Despite health prob- lems Sharon remained positive. Come celebrate life on June 4 at 11:00 AM in Arden Park 1000 La Sierra Dr. Martin, Vincent W. 81 years, died at home in Sacramento, CA.

Born in Norfolk, VA to E. Edward and Susie Martin. Served 21 years in the US Air Force and retired from Sac Army Depot. Faithful mem- ber of Faith Fellowship Church. Leaves to cherish his wife Sadie Martin, Chesapeake, VA; daugh- ters Veneshia Smith, Roseville, CA and Sheri (Dennis) Dunn, Shreveport, LA; grandson Sr.

Airman Trevonn Smith, Pope AFB, NC; granddaughter Kiani Fredrick, and great granddaugh- ter Tiana Alexander, Shreveport, LA and special sons-in-law Michael Smith, Antelope, CA and Kevin Fredrick Glenn Heights, Texas; and many relatives and friends. Preceded in death by his bother James E. Martin, Laurel, MD. Services will be held at Faith Fellowship Church, 5937 Watt North Highlands, CA, June 2, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. McGraw, Henry David Henry David McGraw was born in 1938 in Louisiana and lived out the last years of his life with his loving partner Tracy Carpenter in Sacramento, Califor- nia.

On May 24, 2017 he passed away surrounded by family after battling lung cancer. Dave was a gifted craftsman, a talented word- smith, a teacher, and a survivor. Using a hammer, suspenders, and wry wit, he built his way into our homes and our hearts. Everything he touched became stronger and more beautiful. He is survived by his family, many friends, and one fat cat.

No memorial service, just fond memories. Parino, Connie Sanchez Connie passed away on Thurs- day, May 25, 2017 after a long battle with illness and dementia. Connie was born on December 8, 1930 and lived her entire life in the Sacramento area. She attend- ed Grant Union High School and in her early met the love of her life, Notch Parino. The two were married on October 21, 1951.

They had two wonderful sons, Nick and Sam. Connie was an incredible mother and was ac- tive in her church throughout her adult life. She was known throughout the neighborhood for her caramel apples and her fami- ly treasured her homemade pies, authentic Mexican cooking and her hand-made ravioli. She was adored by her grandchildren Daniel, Caitlin, Nicky, Joey and Isabelle upon whom she doted, and she was a role model to her daughters-in-law, Mari and Cheryl. Notch and Connie were married for 65 years and to the very end were completely devot- ed to each other.

The two will be remembered by all who knew them for the love they shared with each other and those around them. While her family is thankful Connie is no longer suf- fering, this beloved wife, mother and grandmother will be dearly missed. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Alzhei- Association (alz.org) or All Hallows Church. A memorial service will be held at All Hal- lows Church, 5501 14th Ave, Sacramento, on Friday, June 2 at 11:00 am Sugimoto, Ralph Ralph Sugimoto, 75, was born on November 12, 1941, in Sacramento, California. He was the son of Ralph Takao Sr.

and Elizabeth Yoshiko Sugimoto. After battling with pancreatic cancer for nearly two years, Ralph passed away peacefully on May 25. He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Pearl, daughter Stefanie Abdelnour and her three children Kyle, Kevin and Kyra, and son Douglas and daughter- in-law Isabelle and their three chil- dren Madeline, Mason, and Mar- ie. Shortly after birth, Ralph was relocated along with his family to the Amache internment camp in southeastern Colorado. After the war, his family returned to Walnut Grove, California, where Ralph attended Courtland High School and was an active member of the Walnut Grove Bud- dhist Church.

He graduated from California State University, Sacra- mento in 1963 with a degree in Accounting, then began working for the Office of the Auditor General. From 1964- 1966, he served with the U.S. Army, attaining the rank of Sergeant (E-5). He joined the accounting firm of Pfanner Tate in 1974 and became a partner shortly thereafter; in 1989, he joined the original partners of Pfanner Tate as a founding member of the account- ing firm of Tate, Propp, Beggs Sugimoto (tpbs, LLP). Ralph served tirelessly as an officer and director of many civic and charita- ble organizations serving the Asian American community, in- cluding the Japanese American Citizens League, the Asian Community Center, the Sacramento Aichi Kenjin Kai and the Matsuyama-Sacramento Sister City Corporation.

He served as President, Treasurer and Auditor of the Sacramento Betsuin Church and President and Treasurer of the Buddhist Churches of America. Ralph loved to golf, dine out, watch sports, travel, meet people, and take his wife, Pearl, to Tahoe, Reno and Las Vegas. He was a lifelong fan of the San Francisco Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and the Sacramento Kings. Ralph is preceded in death by his father Ralph mother Elizabeth and younger sister Jane. He also leaves behind his step-mother Hiroko Sugimoto, sis- ters Judy (William) Young and Ru- by Sugimoto, and step-brother Dennis Matsuno.

Loving Uncle to Will (Mary) Young, Kim (Fabrice) Bellini, Beth Young, Tim (Linda) Young, and Kenji Matsuno. Services for Ralph will be held at on Friday, June 2, 2017 at the Buddhist Church of Sacramento, 2401 Riverside Boulevard, California 95818. Lahoma Miller March 8, 1937 June 1, 2015 On angels wings you were taken, but in our hearts always stay. Its been two years since you left us. We miss love you so much.

You will always be in our hearts. All our love forever, Del family Ryan M. Kennedy Happy Birthday 22 years have passed, and Grandma Mary is with you now. Memories guide the journey, faith gives us strength with God. Until we can meet again, your loving family.

BURGESS, Bernice P. DONNELLY, Kirk Seffens ELMER, Edward "Owen" GALVAN, Fred Silva HEMNESS, Minnie HOYLE, Sharon Lynn HUGHES, Gordon MARTIN, Vincent W. McGRAW, Henry David PARINO, Connie SUGIMOTO, Ralph In Memoriams Life Tributes (916) 321-1323 Fax (916) 321-1205 Email:.