Hackworth was a strong believer in hard work, community service and ethics, taking a leadership role in several local nonprofits, including the Tech Museum, San Jose Ballet Silicon Valley, the San Jose Symphony, the Montalvo Arts Center, the Santa Clara County Children’s Shelter, Second Harvest Food Bank and the Silicon Valley Charity Ball. He also served on many boards, including the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University. He also created the Hackworth Fellowships at Santa Clara University 10 years ago.

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By JOHN ROGERS. LOS ANGELES (AP) — For 40 years, Joseph Young festooned public buildings, open spaces and private places across his adopted city of Los Angeles with dozens of brilliant, colorful mosaics, larger-than-life murals and towering sculptures. Related ArticlesWoman struck by bullet on I-580 in LivermorePolice: Fleeing Southern California gang member found hiding in refrigeratorOakland: Police investigate shooting east of Lake MerrittDick Dale, ‘King of the Surf Guitar,’ dead at 81The green streets of San Jose: Thousands turn out for inaugural Shamrock RunBut the work the artist hoped he would be best remembered for was The Triforium. And he was, but for all the wrong reasons.