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Team Members
Maritza: Founder of the SDGH Maritza: Founder and Lead Investigator Having experienced the paranormal all her life, Maritza and her friend Dawn, is the Founder of sdGH. She brings her intuitive gifts and vast research experience.
Dawn: Founder of SDGH Dawn: Founder and Lead Investigator Her hobbies include drawing, painting, and writing. Dawn has four children, and a precocious 3-year-old grandson.
Sharon: Co-Founder of SDGH Sharon: Co-Founder & Lead Investigator She is married, and has two children. In her professional life, she has worked in the field of medicine for 30 years.
Christina: Investigator & Photographer One of the two nieces in the group -- both Dawn and Sharon are her aunts -- Christina is an amateur photographer. She and her cousin, fellow investigator, Sarah, bring a calm serenity to the group all the while energizing its intuitive power. Christina is instrumental in the preparation of sdGH investigation reports and continues to amaze the group with her stunning evidential photos. In her professional life, she works as an office manager.
Sarah: Investigator & Photographer Having grown up in a family of sensitive's -- her mother is sdGH founder Dawn, while Sharon is her aunt -- Sarah is accustomed to being surrounded by paranormal activity. With her cousin, Christina, Sarah brings the freshness of her youth into the group, and also assists in the preparation of histories and reports. As the cousins are becoming more and more involved with the investigations, it has become evident that they are both developing their intuitive gifts. Sarah is married, and has a 3-year-old son. Professionally, Sarah is an identity theft and fraud investigator for a major San Diego corporation, and brings valuable objective investigation and evaluation experience to the team.
Matthew: Lead Investigator & Tech Manager Having curiosity in all subjects paranormal since he was a child, Matt's interest was heightened when it was discovered his uncle and aunt occupied a haunted castle. Lacking the fine-tuned psychic sensitivity that many of his fellow teammates possess, he brings objective investigation assistance, utilizing environmental monitoring and sensing equipment to locate and confirm potential ghostly activity sensed by the team sensitives. Professionally, Matthew is an independent Art Director, creating marketing campaigns and web development for California corporations state-wide. He brings this skill to sdGH with its public and media outreach.
Jodi: Investigator & Photographer Jodi has always had a passion for a spiritual life, but it became more a reality when she moved to Sedona, Arizona in her early 20s. During her 7-year stay in the Red Rocks Jodi developed divine communication with Angelic Teachers as her spiritual development started to blossom. Jodi is known within the group for taking many pictures, some with haunting success! She has also noticed her own intuitive ability sharpening as she works with the group's gifted physics. Jodi feels a little more truth is revealed with every new investigation. Currently, Jodi works with children in Los Angeles, California, enabling her to give back to society as a humanitarian.
Donna: Investigator & Photographer Donna is a member of Maritza's family, and when Maritza came back from England in 2000, Donna joined Maritza as she began her investigations at the Whaley House, Campo Santo Cemetery, and other haunted locations in the area. Donna has a strong sense of spiritual activity, which she was learning to develop as the investigations progressed. Donna has joined Maritza on investigations when Maritza has been visiting back east, as well as when Donna visits her family here. We are very happy that Donna is back in San Diego, and we enjoy working with her.
Note: Most of our team members are related and have known each other for 27 to 37 years
CLOSELY AFFILIATED WITH: Rob Wlodarski Born in the very haunted Queen of Angels hospital in Los
Angeles, California, Rob Wlodarski has BAs in history, anthropology,
and an MA in anthropology from California State University, Northridge.
As the President of Historical, Environmental, Archaeological, Research,
Team (H.E.A.R.T.) and Cellular, Archaeological, Resource, Evaluations
(C.A.R.E.) since 1978, Wlodarski has administered over 1500 archaeological
and historical projects for federal, state, county, city agencies
and private companies, and is a registered professional historian
in California and has authored and co-authored over 20 articles for
journals and magazines throughout California and the Southwest. Mr.
Wlodarski, the President of Mayan Moon Productions, has co-authored
seven screenplays: The Crawling Eye, Cities of Stone, The Cool Change,
Illusion, No Innocents, Ghost Glass, and The Palace of Unknown King.
Mr. Wlodarski has served as a consultant for: Catalina, A Treasure
from The Past for Ironwood Productions; the History Channel/Greystone
Productions on their Haunted History series; Consulting Producer with
the Food Network on Haunted Restaurants; The Travel Channel/Indigo
Productions on their Most Haunted America series; Authentic Entertainment
/TLC on their Haunted Hotels series; Mike Mathis Productions/The Travel
Channel on the Mysterious Journeys program, and USA TV Special: Weekend
before the Movie – The Whaley House. Wlodarski has been the
featured ghost hunter on JoJo Wright’s KIIS FM’s annual
Halloween special the past five years at the Leonis Adobe, Ambassador
Hotel, Lincoln Heights Jail, Glen Tavern Inn and Fox Fullerton Theater. Anne Powell Wlodarski Born in San Antonio, Texas, Ms. Wlodarski is a registered art therapist. She received her MA in behavioral science from the University of Houston, and has published several articles including a chapter in California Art Therapy Trends. She has been an exhibiting artist and is the president and founder of HEARTWORLD Arts Center for Children, a non-profit organization for abused and disadvantaged youth. Ms. Wlodarski served as an education outreach coordinator and gallery assistant for the City of Los Angeles' Art Space Gallery from 1989-1993 and has been featured in the media for her work with children and the arts. She was honored as a "Sunday Woman" by the Daily News, and was a J.C. Penney Golden Rule Award nominee. She is also a member of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DRT), and the Southern California Art Therapy Association (SCATA). Ms. Wlodarski is Vice-President of Mayan Moon Productions, and has co-authored six screenplays: The Crawling Eye, Cities of Stone, The Cool Change, Illusion, No Innocents, and Ghost Glass.. Karen Karen is an Associate Archaeologist/Historian. She has a B.A. degree in History from Cal State San Marcos, an A.A. degree in Archaeology and a Certificate in American Indian Studies from Palomar Community College. Karen has been a practicing archaeologist for ten years. Her interest in the paranormal reaches as far back as childhood. She remembers always feeling strange when visiting historic towns and museums, creating a deep passion for discovering the peoples and stories of the past. Karen has volunteered with the San Diego Ghost Hunters for the past three years and has worked with them on many of the projects. Tom Foster Tom has accompanied the Team on numerous historical investigations. He has vast knowledge of World War artifacts, and has worked with many historical societies. Tom was born in Orange County, California, and is now a resident of Miami, Arizona -- a small copper mining community. His interest in in the unexplained and hauntings began early-on, living in a house that exhibited subtle, but classic signs of activity. Tom's interest grew and he photographed his first apparition in the summer of 1964. All of this came to an end one February night in 1968, involved in things for the wrong reasons. He was visited - a warning of sorts - and years passed before his courage returned, and his interest re-kindled. Older now, and refocused, with interest in antiques, history, investigative research and restoration, he has again become somewhat active in researching and photographing places with reported activities and energies that reside in haunted locations. Tom worked with Maritza on the Kate Morgan story for the Hotel Del Coronado. Tom, finding the gun and ammunition that would have been used in that time period, was able -- with Maritza -- to reconstruct some of the history of the Kate Morgan story.
Out Of Town Member Suzanne Evans Ever since I was a little girl I have been hearing ghost stories about my grandpa's house being extremely haunted by a young lady. So with me growing up hearing all of this just made me way more interested in the paranormal. I first got involved with San Diego Ghost Hunters when I lived in California, we had met over at the Whaley House. Ever since then I have been meeting up with them and doing investigations. Living 2,500 miles away cant stop me from doing what I love. I also take pictures in the group, and usually get some awesome photographs! :-)
Email: info@sandiegoghosthunters.com 0 5-12-2008 |
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