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Any time a coworker passes away, the sense of loss can be significant. But when you lose four leaders of your team over a short period, the grief can be overwhelming.
Laddie Handelman was a legend in commercial diving, a bright, positive friend to countless people.
Bill Gordon served as a judge for the Santa Barbara County Superior Court for nearly 20 years.
I lost my friend this week. It still hasn’t quite set in. We were supposed to have lunch on Friday, like we do most weeks.
Edwin Shaw was a natural teacher. Every summer, he helped children at Lobero Circus Camp build their wildest ideas out of recycled cardboard; for years, he was the Artist-in-Residence of the Summer Solstice Workshop; and every school year, he worked with developmentally disabled teenagers in classrooms around Santa Barbara County.
Moropoulos instilled the values of good sportsmanship during a 35-year career as a coach, teacher, and administrator at Santa Barbara High.
Gloria Rossi Menedes lived her life with the fierce determination of a truly evolved soul.
Though his drink was a Perfect Manhattan, Don Margerum embraced and funded the concept of a wine bar — the Wine Cask — which at the time was unique.
Service is something people always associated with Ken Pettit.
One year ago this month, Santa Barbara lost two of its most involved citizens, Carl and Jo Lindros, quiet philanthropists who supported many community charities and educational institutions and organizations.
