James Victor: 1950-2012
His connection to the source of it all, and his ability to serve as a conduit to shower us all in beauty, will never be forgotten.
In Memoriam
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Dave Brubeck: 1920 – 2012
Pianist and composer Dave Brubeck, who died on December 5 at age 92, left a lasting mark not only on jazz but also on world culture.
Barry Alan Berkus: 1935-2012
The internationally renowned architect designed more than 600,000 residences, many on the South Coast.
Eleanor Anne Knapp Reynolds: 1915-2012
Eleanor attracted many people with her ready laugh, her great joy of life, her interest in others and their lives, and her empathy for those in need.
Swami Swahananda: 1921-2012
Swahananda was a sannyasin of unconditional renunciation and a scholar with a bottomless curiosity about the world, renowned for his compassion, his flawless memory – and his insatiable appetite for jokes.
Phyllis Zimmerman: 1934-2012
Never once did I come through my dear friend Phyllis Zimmerman’s door, in all the years I visited her, to hear music playing. I came to realize that only a caretaker of silence can be a true caretaker of sound.
Jim Lindsey: 1933-2012
With Lindsey a principal on the account, Toyota and the advertising firm made history in the creation of image — including the jingle, “You asked for it, you got it, Toyota!”
Kody: 1998 – 2012
Credited with numerous finds during his search career, Kody made a difference in my life, my family’s life, and the lives of many others.
Marilyn Grosboll: 1943-2012
Marilyn left her earthsuit on Friday, August 24. Seeing who and what was awaiting her, she departed with a hint of a smile on her face.
William Watson: 1948-2012
William was particularly enthusiastic in inspiring young people to immerse themselves in music for their own intellectual growth and to ensure the continuation and evolution of classical music.