She persuaded her daughter and granddaughter to change their names, and Stromberg agreed to take the name Bertheau at his marriage.
At another point, he lamented the effect the investigation had had on his family, telling reporters that his granddaughter had recently changed schools because she had been subjected to taunting.
From the outset, Ms. Gayle said, it was she who changed her granddaughter's diapers, prepared the feedings and rocked Davion to sleep.
Outside a thatched hut near the Pannaipatti center, Mockapillai, 47, a construction worker with one daughter and two granddaughters, summed up the changes of 20 years: "There is no more infanticide in these parts.
"To be honest it's my granddaughter playing football that has changed how I feel about the women's game.
The grandmother, who has lived through the civil rights era, wonders if times really have changed, and if her granddaughter's generation really is colorblind.
Bellamy "would have objected strongly to this change, as it changed the fundamental meaning," according to his granddaughter, Barbara Bellamy Wright.
He was survived by his wife Cathleen Hogan, whom he married in 1939, their only daughter, three granddaughters and two great-granddaughters. Bowling primarily from over the wicket, his accuracy, changes of pace, and movement in both directions, coupled with a leg stump line to a packed leg-side field, made scoring off him difficult.
At one point, Edwina Santos, one of Jose's four children, slipped into a bedroom to change 4-week-old Desiree, the granddaughter Jose never saw.
Mikhailova said she was so overwhelmed at one point that she wished she had died, but she changed her mind after talking to her granddaughter.
Unlike other forms of gene regulation (those involving transcription factors, for example), epigenetic changes are passed on during cell division to daughter and granddaughter cells until they are actively erased.
