Bill Duval, 1945 – 2019
In MemoriamBill Duval could talk just as easily with a desperado as with a federal judge, said a friend.
Read MorePosted: 09/04/2019
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Bill Duval could talk just as easily with a desperado as with a federal judge, said a friend.
Read MorePosted: 09/04/2019
Bob Sollen got an anonymous phone call on January 30, 1969: “The ocean is boiling around Platform A,” the caller said. “Thousands of tons of oil are headed for the beach.”
Read MorePosted: 05/16/2019
With her uncensored sense of humor and unfailing talent as a hostess, Betty Jo Stephens charmed her guests into opening their wallets for Democratic candidates.
Read MorePosted: 10/18/2018
Known for a personality that could engage nearly anyone, Bill Coleman was a farmer and an important part of the original organic food movement and the development of the current farm-to-table and slow-food trends.
Read MorePosted: 08/16/2017
A large-animal doctor, Bob Saunders treated cattle, ostriches, llamas, and alpacas during his time, but his business was horses.
Read MorePosted: 03/23/2017
She made many people’s dreams come true by helping them believe in themselves; her positive attitude was contagious.
Read MorePosted: 10/15/2015
Remembered fondly by all who worked with him, Bob Whitney helped preserve significant areas in Santa Barbara and Northern California.
Read MorePosted: 09/24/2015
Despite the loss of the use of his legs, Bill became a swimmer to reckon with and a champion of wheelchair sports.
Read MorePosted: 09/11/2014
Bill Yerkes brought solar power — and the price per watt — down to earth from its development in the space industry.
Read MorePosted: 05/22/2014
From novels to journalism to television, Brock Brower’s distinctive voice shaped American culture.
Read MorePosted: 04/25/2014
Father, avid bicyclist, community volunteer, Barney Berglund is remembered fondly by many of his friends.
Read MorePosted: 04/24/2014
When you had a conversation with Bill, no one else in the world existed. He paid attention.
Read MorePosted: 03/26/2014
Rosary on Fri April 5th at 9am at Welch-Ryce-Haider downtown chapel. Mass on Fri April 5th at 10am at Our
Read MorePosted: 04/02/2019
Blanche was two years old when her parents, Aslaug and Hilberg Haugness moved her and her siblings Helena and Norval
Read MorePosted: 11/05/2019
Burke R. Miller (5/2/1968-10/21/2019) was someone that anyone can be proud and admirable of. He owned his own construction business
Read MorePosted: 10/31/2019
Bettie Lennon was born Elizabeth Jane Sheridan at Cottage Hospital on March 21, 1923. Bettie came from a long line
Read MorePosted: 10/07/2019
Bettie Lennon was born Elizabeth Jane Sheridan at Cottage Hospital on March 21, 1923. Bettie came from a long line
Read MorePosted: 09/16/2019
Born June 24, 1921 in New Castle, Indiana — Parents Maude and J.W. Fisk. Her parents and three sisters, Dorothy,
Read MorePosted: 09/10/2019
Byron Eakin, celebrated artist and founding father of Vibroacoustic Therapy, passed away peacefully in Santa Barbara surrounded by family on
Read MorePosted: 04/26/2019
Bernard Wallace Paulson—known as Bernie by his nearest and dearest—passed away peacefully on February 17, 2019 at the age of
Read MorePosted: 04/15/2019
Brian Dunley Flynn, known affectionately by friends as the “Attorney to the Stars,” the “Rooster,” and just plain “Flynn,” made
Read MorePosted: 04/09/2019
To those who knew her, Benita (Benny) Crane was a one-of-a kind woman—she was colorful, graceful, witty and a friend
Read MorePosted: 04/02/2019
On Friday, March 22, 2019, Benjamin (Benny) Robles, a loving Patriarch, passed away at the age of 87 surrounded by
Read MorePosted: 04/01/2019
On March 21st, 2019 we lost a true legend. Bruce Waugh was a man with a vivacious, colorful spirit. Bruce
Read MorePosted: 03/29/2019
Bryson Smith Randolph, age 81, died Dec. 18th, 2018 in his home in Memphis. Born to Bryson Randolph and Janette
Read MorePosted: 03/25/2019
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