Nonprofit commemorates one year of hope, healing

  • Yesterday’s Gone Life Coach Yoko Ochoa, left, expresses her excitement about the nonprofit’s first fundraiser to founder and executive director Loree Tamayo, May 3.
    Yesterday’s Gone Life Coach Yoko Ochoa, left, expresses her excitement about the nonprofit’s first fundraiser to founder and executive director Loree Tamayo, May 3.
  • Yesterday’s Gone Life Coach Yoko Ochoa, left, converses with Angela Williams, Williamson County Justice of the Peace for Precinct Two, right, at the “Resilience to Radiance” Fundraising event at Reunion Ranch.
    Yesterday’s Gone Life Coach Yoko Ochoa, left, converses with Angela Williams, Williamson County Justice of the Peace for Precinct Two, right, at the “Resilience to Radiance” Fundraising event at Reunion Ranch.
  • Reunion Ranch is decorated with the “Resilience to Radiance” theme, which includes butterflies and flowers to represent growth and change. More than 300 people attended the event.
    Reunion Ranch is decorated with the “Resilience to Radiance” theme, which includes butterflies and flowers to represent growth and change. More than 300 people attended the event.
    Photos by Nalani NuylanWilco nonprofit Yesterday’s Gone celebrated its first fundraiser and first year of operations on May 3. “It’s been an amazing year,” said Loree Tamayo, founder and executive director. “Nothing short of divine intervention. We have an amazing staff, fabulous volunteers, and generous dono...

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