The multitalented Anne Destabelle
Destabelle, 76, at Wayfarers Chapel, where she has frequently performed. Photo by Charlice Lin Lin’s seniors Over the past year, Chalice Lin has interviewed and photographed 54 Peninsulans over the age of 75. “Foregone, but not forgotten,” an exhibit of those interviews and photographs opened Jan. 14 at the Peninsula Center Library and will continue through Jan. 31. The project is the result of the remorse Rancho Palos Verdes resident felt over an unfulfilled promise to her paternal grandfather when she was 10 and visited him in Taiwan. He offered to take her to an amusement park, but she told him “another time” because she wanted to go shopping with her cousins. Her grandfather passed away from cancer soon afterward. Lin hopes the exhibit will inspire people to reach out to their families and loved ones, often. To learn more about her project, visit Charlicelin.com. Following is the first is a series of Lin’s seniors profiles that will appear in Peninsula magazine. by Charlice Lin Anne Stallone left Long Island, New York when she was 17 to attend American University in Washington, D.C. In 1963, shortly after President John F. Kennedy spoke at her commencement, she moved to…
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