Bobby Shriver

"We felt we were doing good work," Bobby Shriver, center, said. "Using parks for roads is not the intent of a park."

Lori Shepler / Los Angeles Times / May 19, 2003

"We felt we were doing good work," Bobby Shriver, center, said. "Using parks for roads is not the intent of a park."

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