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.
Read MorePosted: 08/14/2020
Regarding the death, on June 16, of Charles Webb, 81, talented and enigmatic author of The Graduate.
Read MorePosted: 06/30/2020
Dr. Charles Bradley became a fierce but quiet advocate for women’s right to quality, affordable health care.
Read MorePosted: 06/12/2020
A Santa Barbara native, jeweler Chris Neely started Ooty’s Scooters.
Read MorePosted: 02/05/2020
Carla Moseley taught young students the art of ballet in Santa Barbara for more than 60 years, imparting her love of ballet to many children.
Read MorePosted: 01/10/2019
Corey Dubin was passionate about social justice and had a true ability to hold political and emotional space for those who had no advocate in this life.
Read MorePosted: 02/02/2017
Cedric James Robinson had an inquiring gaze that so efficiently cracked the mirror of your soul, a gaze that had become a powerful weapon against hypocrites and sycophants, so prevalent in our environment.
Read MorePosted: 06/30/2016
Cliff Sponsel’s life spanned from a one-room schoolhouse to an engineering career to a love of cars to some major philanthropy.
Read MorePosted: 06/02/2015
At Community Housing, California Rural Legal Assistance, and S.B.’s Legal Defense Center, Clare Conk worked and volunteered her time for social justice.
Read MorePosted: 05/06/2015
A popular teacher, mentor, and writer, Cork Millner was known as The Man Who Launched a Thousand Pens.
Read MorePosted: 11/14/2013
A brilliant advocate, his contributions to the Santa Barbara Community are widely felt but not widely known.
Read MorePosted: 06/05/2012
It was my good fortune to meet Chet Gala almost immediately upon moving to Santa Barbara in 1983 to take a job as reporter with the Santa Barbara News & Review.
Read MorePosted: 01/26/2012
A family service will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, September 29 at Goleta Cemetery.
Read MorePosted: 09/29/2020
Born January 10,1933 in Ventura CA to parents, Hugo Richard Holst and Clara Claberg Holst, died in Santa Barbara on
Read MorePosted: 11/23/2020
Craig would have loved the word polymath, as it describes the Renaissance man that he was. That was Craig. He
Read MorePosted: 09/10/2020
Professor Carol Braun Pasternack, age 70, passed away in Santa Barbara on September 2, 2020, after a valiant 8-year battle with
Read MorePosted: 09/08/2020
Barbara was born in the Bronx, NY to Joseph Pliha and Elsie (Ulrich) Pliha. In 1944, her brother Don was
Read MorePosted: 08/31/2020
Charlotte Louise (Biddle)Nelson, passionate supporter of Santa Barbara and all its goodness, passed away peacefully, of natural causes, at Alexander
Read MorePosted: 08/06/2020
Charlotte Ann Fleisher was born in Albuquerque NM on April 3rd, 1932 to James P. and Charlotte Ann Threlkeld. Charlotte’s
Read MorePosted: 06/23/2020
Charles Edward Franco was born on October 31, 1941. He passed away on March 31, 2020. He was born in
Read MorePosted: 06/15/2020
Charles James McCracken, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Michigan State University, died of cancer on May 4, 2020, at his
Read MorePosted: 05/29/2020
Carter Willis Hines, 78, passed away Friday evening, May 1, 2020, at his Montecito home with his beloved wife, Victoria,
Read MorePosted: 05/07/2020
He was born in Lexington, IL to Alma and Gayle Arnold. He spent his early years on a farm near
Read MorePosted: 04/27/2020
Charles S. Stauffer, of Solvang, CA., died April 8 of complications from vascular surgery after having lived a full and
Read MorePosted: 04/13/2020
Ceil Gordon, 95, peacefully passed away on March 17, 2020 in Goleta, CA. Ceil was born in Brooklyn, NY to Hy and Sally on
Read MorePosted: 03/24/2020
