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  • Irene Pinole is one of the oldest people with Down Syndrome. Irene, 76, right, sits down for dinner with the five other women she lives with in her Sacramento group home. Pinole is one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome. Anne Chadwick Williams /May  2004 / Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole is one of the oldest people with Down Syndrome. Irene, 76, sinks into the arms of her sister, Olga Johnson, who she hasn't seen in 65 years. Irene, who has Down syndrome, was taken from her Calistoga home as a child and put in a state mental hospital. After reading an article in the Bee last week, Johnson discover that her sister was still alive. Anne Chadwick Williams / June 5, 2004 /Sacramento Bee/
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  • Terry Gordon reaches for her group home roommate Irene Pinole, who has Down Syndrome. The affection and words of love are repeated all day long. At 76, Irene Pinole, is one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome. Anne Chadwick Williams / May 2004 / Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole is one of the oldest people with Down Syndrome. Irene gets a bath from a caregiver. While Irene can do many things by herself, she gets help with bathing.  Anne Chadwick Williams /Sacramento Bee
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  • On a group home outing, Irene Pinole visits the reptile house at the Sacramento Zoo.  Pinole is one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome. Anne Chadwick Williams /May 2004/ Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole, 76, one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome, is a survivor. Now living in a group home, she spent a few decades housed in state mental institutions where life was awful. For most of the past twenty years, she has spent her days making art at a center for the disabled where she watercolors and sews quilts. Anne Chadwick Williams /May 2004/Sacramento Bee/
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  • Irene Pinole, 76, center, and other artists at the Short Center South, a fine arts center for the disabled, take a lunch break.  Pinole is one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome. Anne Chadwick Williams / May 2004/ Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole, 76, one of the oldest living people with Down Syndrome, kisses her roommate, Terry Gordon's hand, as they get ready for bed in their Sacramento group home. Anne Chadwick Williams /May  2004/ Sacramento Bee/
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  • Irene Pinole is one of the oldest people with Down Syndrome. Terry Gordon gives her group home roommate a caress, then a kiss, on the way back from clothes shopping. Anne Chadwick Williams /May  2004 /Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole and sister Olga Johnson wait for Polaroid pictures to appear of the two of them after being reunited after 65 years apart. Pinole was taken from their home by local Calistoga authorities because she had Down syndrome. Johnson was later told that Pinole had died.   Anne Chadwick Williams /June 8, 2004/ Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole is one of the oldest people with Down Syndrome. Irene arrived home one day recently with a lens missing from her glasses. So group home owner Nadia Covarrubias took Irene Pinole and her roommate, Terry Gordon, to the optometrist's office where they dropped off her glasses for repair. Anne Chadwick Williams /May 2004/ Sacramento Bee
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  • Irene Pinole, 76, hugs Lita Acacio, her former caregiver and someone she calls "mom", after being reunited with her sister, Olga Johnson, right, after a 65-year hiatus.
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  • Irene Pinole dances with group home owner, Nadia Covarrubias, during an impromptu boogie in their kitchen. Anne Chadwick Williams /May  2004/ Sacramento Bee
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  • For almost twenty years, Irene Pinole has practiced her art at the Short Center, a nonprofit fine arts program for the disabled. Anne Chadwick Williams /May  2004/ The Sacramento Bee/
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