John Steven Harris: 1942-2015
An innovative teacher, John Harris had an uncanny knack with trigger points and big, soft, warm, intelligent, responsive hands and feet.
In Memoriam
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Alberto Paul Pizano: 1931-2015
Alberto Pizano was a multitalented man who founded nonprofits and had a passion for history. He truly excelled in his ability to communicate through the written word.
Ronald J. Faoro, DVM: 1954-2015
As a veterinarian, Ron had an intelligence, charisma, and passion that were unparalleled. Many of his first clients remain to this day.
Tony Johansen: 1937 – 2015
Tony Johansen was a mentor to dozens, if not hundreds, of musicians in the Santa Barbara area.
Jeremy Dennis Hass: 1936-2014
Pearl Chase encouraged Jeremy Hass to become a social engineer on behalf of historic preservation, and he helped restore the Presidio neighborhood as we know it today.
Sandra K. Smith: 1946-2014
Loving kindness was Sandy Smith’s religion, and she put her philosophy into practice every day.
Louise Boucher: 1930 – 2013
Few people knew Louise was looking over the shoulder of everything that is “Santa Barbara,” right up to the end.
Joseph Scher: 1924 – 2014
His wit and wise counsel earned Joe admirers; his kindness and loyalty brought him friends and the love of family.
Larry Agenbroad: 1933 – 2014
Known the world over for his expertise, Larry Agenbroad researched the pygmy mammoth at the Channel Islands, hundreds of mammoths in South Dakota, and a frozen one in Siberia.
Gwen Phillips: 1934-2014
Her establishment of Open Alternative School opened the door to shared decision-making, hands-on learning, and the wisdom of circle time.