1947 - 2018
Glenn Arthur West passed on Tuesday August 14, 2018. He was born in Santa Barbara on March 19, 1947. He ...
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DATE OF DEATH: 08/17/2018 AGE: 90 RESIDENCE: Santa Barbara. SERVICE INFORMATION: Private Services.
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/14/2018 Age: 87 Occupation: Defense Weapons Assembler Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura ...
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1943 - 2018
Monty Jantzen 75 (AKA Ken Miller), of Santa Barbara, California, died August 6, 2018 at Serenity House in Santa Barbara. ...
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/17/2018 Age: 53 Occupation: - Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura & Goleta
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1932 - 2018
Betty Jo Stephens, age 86, beloved mother, grandmother, philanthropist, and humanitarian passed away peacefully in her sleep on August 18th, ...
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County Residence: Goleta Date of Death: 08/09/2018 Age: 69 Occupation: Painter Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura & Goleta
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/14/2018 Age: 60 Occupation: Luthier, Sole Proprietor-Guitar Shop Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations ...
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1926 - 2018
A CELEBRATION OF LIFE in loving memory of C. RENO CHACKEL June 3, 1926-June 5, 2018 La Cumbre Country Club ...
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DATE OF BIRTH: April 7, 1975 DATE OF DEATH: August 11, 2018 AGE: 43 RESIDENCE: Santa Barbara DATE, TIME & ...
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/10/2018 Age: 91 Occupation: Licensed Vocational Nurse Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura ...
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1950 - 2018
Steve Holmstrom of “Cowboystar Guitars” reunited with his beloved wife, Gail, on July 17, 2018. Steve was an important member ...
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/05/2018 Age: 86 Occupation: Owner/Operator Motorcycle Shop Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura ...
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County Residence: Santa Barbara Date of Death: 08/07/2018 Age: 65 Occupation: Driver Arrangements by: Coast Cities Cremations Ventura & Goleta
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2018
Dorothy Campbell passed away peacefully July 20th at her home in Carpinteria. Born in 1922 to Victor and Ella Conquest ...
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Bob Lovejoy became a regular at Jimmy’s, where the writer has mixed drinks for decades, and entertained them all with great stories and stale jokes. Read
Instead of farming exactly as it had always been done, Lawry chose to grow pumpkins, creating Mr. Bailard’s u-pick pumpkin patch, so successful it put his four children through college. Read
Ken Williams walked the streets of Santa Barbara for more than three decades, reaching out to the poor and the marginalized. Read
Santa Barbara’s plants and habitats lost a knowledgeable friend and supporter with the death of Ralph Philbrick. Read
Arve Sjovold's casual observations were spellbinding to his sons; they found the relationship between a small thing or event to larger ones, even those of global proportions. Read
Much has been said about Tom Urbanske, but his children remember his storytelling and how he loved the Santa Maria Valley. Read
Harris Meisel came to Santa Barbara more than 50 years ago to establish the Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital (now Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital), where he built a master tool to marry art and healing science. Read
Jim Ranta’s lifelong commitment to club water polo raised the bar for the sport in Santa Barbara.
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A stranger in paradise. Read
The famed bartender at Mel’s, Sunny loved Santa Barbara. And Santa Barbara loved her right back. Read
Elizabeth was as easy onstage singing in her rich contralto as she was escorting a rattlesnake from her kitchen. Read
Actor Sylvia Short was a Shakespeare aficionado, unparalleled storyteller, singer of Irish songs, and longtime resident of Santa Barbara. Read
Ruth Nadel’s volunteerism helped create the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, and in her career, she pioneered the recognition of women’s paid and unpaid work.
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An attorney with a passion for social justice, Allan Ghitterman believed in charity, civic betterment, friends, and family, above all. Read
Virginia Hayes was known far and wide as an authority on lotus and exotic plants like cycads, which she nurtured at Lotusland as diligently as she raised her children and cherished her friends.
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A true renaissance man, David Brainard had a resume that stretched across bartending and theater, as well as mediation and teaching tough kid Read
Gil Ramirez was that rare individual who retained the best of his youth at age 90.
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'Life’s purpose is to serve and inspire those around me.' —Jack Cantin Read
Wine impresario Archie McLaren was a colorful, one-of-a-kind fine wine and food enthusiast. Read
Dennie LaTourelle explored the inner depths, within herself and also in teaching others, while finding the time to start Santa Barbara’s Birth Resource Center. Read
