Sadnah Lembo: 1939-2012
Her thriving healing arts practice helped many people heal their physical and emotional ailments.
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Her thriving healing arts practice helped many people heal their physical and emotional ailments.
Stan was a creative and gifted person, a free-spirited dreamer, a beloved friend and family man.
One of his major legacies is Elings Park, the former landfill that was transformed into a recreational site under his leadership (the access road is named “Jerry Harwin Parkway”).
It took two magical words, “public library,” to get Ray Bradbury to speak at the 2002 Santa Barbara Book & Author Festival.
There is some truth in the adage that political life attracts some of the best and some of the worst people. Naomi Schwartz was one of the very, very best.
Loretta always intended to write her own obituary and share her thoughts and the joys of her life, but must have found something more interesting to do.
A brilliant advocate, his contributions to the Santa Barbara Community are widely felt but not widely known.
During her 67 years as a Santa Barbara resident, Alice, a staunch environmentalist and activist, immersed herself in many volunteer activities until she retired at the age of 103.
Recreation Therapist, Advocate for the Disabled, Climber, Traveler, Artist
No other American in the past 50 years did more to put American roots music on the global map than Levon Helm.