Meet Monthanus
A mother, neighbor, and independent voice for District 2
People over politics. Leadership rooted in community, not insiders or big money.

I am a mother, longtime San Francisco resident, and community advocate. San Francisco has been my home for more than 30 years. I raised my family here, worked alongside residents, and stood with seniors, victims, immigrants, and small businesses to make our neighborhoods safer, cleaner, and more livable.
I did not come to public life through politics, but through service, lived experience, and a deep belief that City Hall must listen to the people it serves.
After the tragic loss of my father, Vicha Ratanapakdee, to violence on San Francisco's streets, I turned grief into action. I stepped forward to advocate for public safety, accountability, and dignity for elders and families.
My campaign is about people over politics. Leadership should be independent, practical, and rooted in the community, not controlled by political insiders, special interests, or big money.
I am running for District 2 Supervisor to bring a steady, people-first voice to City Hall and deliver real results: safer streets, cleaner neighborhoods, stronger small businesses, and a better future for our families.
District 2 deserves leadership that listens.

The street signs, the mural, the mosaic stairway are not only about memory. They are about safety, dignity, accountability, and making sure no family feels forgotten.



Community work & public service
Grounded in lived experience and results
As an appointed San Francisco Immigrant Rights Commissioner, I have gained City Hall policy experience working on language access, community trust, seniors, families, and city services.
- Vicha Ratanapakdee Way unveiling and public remembrance
- Justice for Vicha mural and community healing efforts
- Standing with families impacted by violence
- Advocating for community safety and elder protection
- Supporting language access and easier access to city services
- Serving as an appointed San Francisco Immigrant Rights Commissioner
I speak in my personal capacity as a candidate, not on behalf of the City or the Commission.

Coverage
In the news
All news & videos- ABC7SF street renamed Vicha Ratanapakdee Way
- The San Francisco StandardNew SF street signs honor “Grandpa Vicha”
- SFistMosaic stairway tribute to Grandpa Vicha in Anza Vista
- NextSharkVicha Ratanapakdee honored with new mural in Chinatown
- American Community Media / Sing Tao DailyDaughter of “Grandpa Vicha” appointed to SF Immigrant Rights Commission
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No big money.
This campaign runs on neighbors, not special interests. Every contribution pays for flyers, signs, and the door-to-door conversations that win District 2.