Lorraine RomingerLorraine Rominger was born in Yolo County and raised on the family farm just outside of the small agricultural town of Winters, California. Following a 25-year career in music, television and film, which included working for the rock star Prince for 0 years, and as the Executive Director of the San Francisco Film and Video Commission under Mayor Jordan, she currently is the Deputy Director of the Goldman Environmental Prize based in San Francisco where she lives. Growing up on a fifth-generation farm in a loving and supportive German, Catholic family laid the foundation for Lorraine's love of the land and her longing to return to the small town of Winters, and the farm she call home. In 2001, the new grammar school in town was dedicated to her mother and named Shirley Rominger Intermediate School, an honor her family will always treasure. In 2015, Lorraine purchased the home in Winters that her mother's parents built in 1948, where she spent years as a child with her grandparents and where she plan to retire. When she was six years old, Lorraine wrote on the wall of her grandparent's garage with purple crayon that said, Lorraine Rominger first grade Union School. After nearly 60 years, the writing on the garage is still clearly visible. For more information, including videos/photos visit lorrainerominger.com Read More Read Less