Robinson Jay Eikenberry: 1969-2017
In the studio, Robinson Eikenberry’s gift was touching souls and allowing musicians to open up and express their soul’s voice through their instruments.
In Memoriam
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Evelyn Gerlach: 1920 – 2017
A longtime marriage and family therapist, Evelyn Gerlach was also a self-taught artist.
James Meade DeLoreto: 1916-2017
James DeLoreto survived his posting as a WWII glider pilot in Europe and became a well-known attorney, president of the Bar, city councilmember, and Italian vice-consul in Santa Barbara.
Nancy Walker Koppelman: 1954-2017
An ambassador without a portfolio and a friend to presidents, Nancy Koppelman’s greatest gift was her open heart.
Jody Lynn Kaufman: 1952-2017
All who knew her counted themselves extremely fortunate to have had Jody Kaufman in their lives.
John W. Carpenter: 1929-2017
The county’s sheriff from 1971-1990, John Carpenter modernized the department with a combination of planning and political astuteness.
Maureen Lance: 1938-2017
“Are you the bird lady?” For many years after failing eyesight forced Maureen Lance to give up caring for injured or orphaned birds, she would get such phone calls and was able to direct the caller to the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network.
Bob Saunders: 1943-2017
A large-animal doctor, Bob Saunders treated cattle, ostriches, llamas, and alpacas during his time, but his business was horses.
Phil Womble: 1936-2017
Phil Womble, an inspirational sports fan known as ‘Gaucho Phil,’ was a crusader for people with disabilities.
Frances Garvin Puccinelli: 1951-2016
An art lover, rug crafter, and great friend, Fran Puccinelli was described as “the youngest person in the room.”