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Greg Knell, a dedicated figure in Marin's education system, has passed away at the age of 76. A resident of San Rafael, Knell devoted 17 years to the city school board, where he made significant contributions to local education. His commitment to fostering a positive learning environment and advocating for students' needs earned him respect and admiration from the community.
After his tenure on the city school board, Knell transitioned to the Marin County Board of Education, where he continued to influence educational policies and initiatives. His passion for education and unwavering support for teachers and students were hallmarks of his career. Colleagues and friends remember him as a compassionate leader who always prioritized the well-being of students.
Knell's legacy will be felt for years to come, as his efforts have left an indelible mark on the educational landscape of Marin County. His passing is a profound loss for the community he served so diligently.
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