Adrienne Virginia Soto

Adrienne Soto, lovingly known as Dee Dee, passed away on Thursday, December 28th at Mills Peninsula Hospital in South San Francisco. She was 74 years old.

Adrienne was born on August 10, 1949, in San Francisco to her parents Robert Salmon and Virginia Salmon. She had three siblings: Mary, Robert Jr. and Eloise. On August 8th, 1994, she married Everett Soto in San Francisco.

Adrienne had a passion for education and achieved several notable      degrees and designations She graduated from the Culinary School of San Francisco and Also the Management College of San Francisco. And also received a diploma in Hospitality Management from the Educational Institute of the American Hotel Association. She was a member of the American Culinary Federation and had a diploma from the Management College of San Francisco. Adrienne was also a registered member of the Cherokee Heritage Documentation Center and the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Throughout her career, Adrienne held various positions, including hotel manager, home health care provider, and vocalist in a music band. She resided in both San Francisco, CA, and Santa Rosa, CA.

Adrienne had a variety of hobbies, including genealogy research and   being a vocalist in a music band. She was an accomplished member of the American Culinary Federation and cherished her role in the music band.

Adrienne will be remembered for her good humor and wit, always bringing laughter and joy to those around her.

Adrienne is survived by her spouse, Everett Soto of South San Francisco, CA, and her three children: Angelo Lugo of Vacaville, CA, Amber Ynzunza of Surprise, Arizona, and Benjamin Kreitz of South San Francisco, CA. She also leaves behind seven grandchildren: Jason, Angelo Jr., Trustin, Hunter, Mackenzie, Nathaniel, and Mateo.

She is preceded in death by her sister Mary Whitney, who passed away on May 25, 2006.

Adrienne Soto will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing her. Her memory will live on in the hearts of those she touched throughout her life.