Shamann Walton
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1,337 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Shamann Walton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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commissioner nakajo has has fully invested in san francisco but this group effort is really led by him and his stability stability stabilizing force on the commission has been an amazing help to us as a new command staff starting last year and his wisdom and intelligence on the commission has been incredibly helpful to us so really thank you supervisor mcmood for honoring him and thank you to the remainder of the board for participating and supporting him he's a real gift to san francisco we are so lucky to have him a lifetime of community service
We are very lucky to have you.
Thank you.
And your ability to provide the wisdom of the history of San Francisco, so many parts of that combined with your incisive insight into what our city needs today is incredibly unique.
Thank you so much, President Mendelman.
Colleagues, today it is my honor to rise this American Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month to recognize a young leader whose life and work embody service, culture, and community, Augustino Tino Feliz.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Tino's roots in this city run deep, and his commitment to uplifting our communities has already left a lasting impact on countless lives.
For nearly two decades, Tino has dedicated himself to serving through the Samoan Community Development Center, where he has become a trusted mentor, advocate, and bridge builder.
From youth services and family programming to supporting transitional age youth, Tino has consistently created pathways for young people and families to thrive.
His work is not simply about programs, it is about relationships, trust, and making every person feel seen, valued, and empowered.
What makes Tino especially remarkable is the pride and love he carries for his culture.
At a time when so many young people are searching for identity and belonging, Tino stands tall in who he is and encourages the next generation to do the same.
Through his work across Pacifica community, every connection he builds strengthens the fabric of our city.
As he continues his studies and social work at San Francisco State University and carries forward his service to the people of San Francisco, Tino reminds us all, leadership rooted in humility, culture, and love, what it truly looks like.
Today, we thank Tino Feliz for his unwavering commitment to the Pacifica community
to the youth and families of San Francisco, and to building a future grounded in culture, dignity, and collective care.
Congratulations, Tino, and thank you for all that you do.
Thank you.
Thank you, Madam Clerk.
Colleagues, today I have an in memoriam for Magnus Mark Marthal, a San Francisco native, a dedicated public servant, and a man who gave more than three decades of his life to the young people of this city.
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