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David Amaral passed away peacefully on October 10, 2024 after a valiant three-year battle with cancer. His medical condition perplexed the doctors and in his true spirit David declared himself an “Albino Zebra”. A seventh-generation Californian, David was born in Palo Alto and raised in Los Altos by the late Winnie and the late Joe Amaral. Beloved and devoted husband of the late Carolyn Amaral, married for 49 years.

After serving in the US Coast Guard he attended Foothill College. David married Carolyn in 1972. Shortly after they moved to San Mateo where they raised their Old English Sheepdogs Albert and Mandy. David had a long career as a Traffic and Lighting Technician with the city of San Mateo.

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