Catherine A Bohrman

Cathy was born in Encino, California. Her parents were Stan and Delle Bohrman. Her father, Stan was a well-know television personality and newsman in Los Angeles, San Francisco and in other cities across the country. Her mother was a screenwriter, and her sister Caren was a literary agent in Hollywood. Cathy graduated from Sonoma State University with a Master\'s in Family Therapy. She later earned a second degree in Divinity from the Pacific School of Religion. Catherine led a life of service from her early days as a family therapist, to her most recent position as a care advocate where she helped many people obtain the proper treatment they needed. Catherine strummed beautiful guitar. She had a sensitive ear for music and for wounded souls. Fittingly one of her very favorite songs to sing and play was called Ease Your Pain by Hoyt Axton. Catherine had many creative talents, her masterful weaving of stories was another gift. Her writings somehow had a clever way of encompassing both the past and the future. She and her partner Mary would take annual camping trips to places like the Gualala river on the Sonoma County coast and other locations in Northern California. She could often be found sitting with a book, wading her feet in the water, saying \"This is my favorite thing to do... nothing.\" She is survived by her brother David, who is a television network news executive.