Just learned the sad news thad Ed Grice passed away.
Ed was the son of Harwood (1915-2013) and Tom Ed Stallings (1917-2003)
Grice. After graduating in 1966, he was a medic in Vietnam and more recently, was in Colorado doing mule train trips for tourists.
No other details at this time.
Hi brother Vince Grice, BHS '61 passed away in 1993.
Posted on Facebook by Art Boylan on September 21, 2017...
Some very sad news to share, BHS Classmate Scott Biederman from Class of '79 just passed away at the age of 56 due to complications from Crohn's disease.
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Scott was the only child of Roy and Carol Armstrong Biederman. After graduating from Burbank High in 1979, he attended Glendale Community College. Then for 17 years he worked at his father's company, A. Biederman Inc, an aircraft intrument company which was started by Scott's grandfather Alfred Biederman. This highly-successful family company worked with many world-renowned Aviation pioneers, including Howard Hughes, Amelia Earhart, and General Jimmy Doolittle. Then in 1998, Scott started his painting contractor company, Great Scott Painting.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Krenn Scott
Way too young. God bless and comfort the family.
Jim Stonehouse
Rest in Peace, my father in law died from chrones
Carrie Diaz-Lathouwers
May he RIP. My condolences to his family and friends.
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace
Art Moreno
Sorry to hear of his young life taking away so soon may he Rest In Peace and may God grant Peace to his family
Donna Hunter Ryan
So sad to hear. Sending prayers to Scott's family.
Pat Purser Bushman
My condolences to the family. Rest In Peace.
Carolyn Purser
Sad news. Condolences to and prayers for the family.
Mary Boriso Jordan
So very sorry....love and prayers.....Rest In Peace, Scott.....
Nancy McNamara Zambrana
So sad & so young! Rest In Peace Scott.
Dean Welch
Hi everyone. My name is Paul Wilson from Scotland. I've been a very close friend of Scott's since 1988. If anyone needs any information regarding Scott please feel free to call me on 07979 552 106. This is a UK number so you might need to add the international dialing code.
Jeanette Alexander
Gods speed rip forevermore!
Jeanette Alexander
Rip Joe, you were my 1st boyfriend. Bless your family at this time of hardship. Margie Garza
Monique Mooney
Oh no! He was the sweetest guy!
Martha Rios
RIP
Michael Reighley
Nice guy. He lived up the street from Irving Dr
Adele Bassett
RIP
CLAYTON, CA — Carolyn (Carrie) Marie Stanoff died May 5, 2020.
Carrie had been diagnosed with glioblastoma (brain cancer) in December 2015. Carrie fought bravely and remained positive during her treatment. Initially, medical professionals’ prognosis was 14 months, but she lived 5½ years.
Carrie was born in Chicago in 1961. Her family moved to Burbank, where Carrie excelled academically and athletically at Burbank High School. She later graduated with honors from Cal State Northridge with a degree in journalism.
After working 10 years as a writer and journalist, Carrie became a marketing manager for several engineering firms. She was an excellent writer and enjoyed collaborating with colleagues on projects. She was known for her bright and positive outlook, and people enjoyed working with her.
Carrie passed away with courage and grace, surrounded by her family and friends. She was a woman of strong Christian faith who loved her family, friends and Clayton. She was a very intelligent woman with a wonderful sense of humor.
Carrie is survived by her loving husband Gary, devoted son Zachary, mother Violet Bos and sister Laura Younkman.
Donations can be made in Carrie’s name to the Cancer Support Community in Walnut Creek.
Because of the COVID pandemic, the family plans to have a celebration of life this June. For updates about the celebration of life, contact family at Garysmft@gmail.com.
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Terrie May Brown White
September 28, 1961 - July 16, 2023
Obituary
Waalnut Cove, North Carolina
Terrie May Brown White, 61, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, July 16, 2023. She was born on September 28, 1961, in Los Angeles, California to the late Haywood and Virginia Blum Brown.
Terrie was a traveling CNA with the Principle Company. She had a tender heart and loved caring for people, especially people that were mistreated or abused. Terrie had a big heart. She loved attending parades in California and participated in many as a baton twirler. Terrie loved her family dearly.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, James White; grandson, Weston Nordstrom; and her brother, Billy Brown.
She is survived by her 4 children, Virginia “Ginnie” Chaney (Bradley), Tamara Mielke, Nicholas Nordstrom (Katlyn), and Coltin Hildreth (Matiya); and her 4 grandchildren, Taylor Chaney, Hailey Chaney, Helen Nordstrom, and Kyro Hildreth.
There will be no formal services or visitation.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Exodus Ministries: 408 East King St. King, NC 27021.Online condolences may be made at www.burroughsfuneralhome.com. Burroughs Funeral Home, Walnut Cove is honored to be serving the Brown family.
BHS 1956
David AndersonCarl Brick
Judith Carr
Gary Casella
Howard Davis
John Heisman
Richard Huette
Sandra Hugie Snyder
Sharon Jacobsen
Jerry Jandt
Tom Kettering
Nancy Kleber Bower
Carol Lundquist Thompson
Carole Mall
Dixie Richards Naylor
Walter Rickell
David Ramos
Juanita Saul Baird
Stephen Searock
Richard Speak
John Swinney
Gene Unger
Paul Ward
Tom Winning
LINK to Ceralbus Senior Photo for 1956
1979 MEMORIAM
Laura Slonecker Jolls posted on Facebook today this sad note...
I have been waiting to see if family would post here, but since no one has, it breaks my heart to have to share the news of the passing of Jake De Binion…another Bulldog from the Class of ‘83.
Jake’s brother reached out to me on October 7th, letting me know Jake had passed the night before. Jake has been my brother’s great friend since their school days.
Not sure if they know the cause, Jake had had a stroke a few years back, but was doing good. Jake had so much love in his heart for his family and friends…for his Dodgers…a passion for good food…for music…for life.
God Bless you
Jake De Binion🙏💙
Annette Zapata-Mongelli posted today this sad notice...
It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of our 1983 classmate Brian Church’s passing. Brian was a kind man who could remember anyone's name and details about them. May he rest in eternal peace another classmate gone too soon
A visitation will be held in St. George, Utah on Thursday, October 24, 2024, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Metcalf Mortuary located at 288 west St. George Blvd. Graveside services will be held in Provo, Utah on Saturday, October 26, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. in the Provo City Cemetery, 610 South State Street.
We just received the very sad news that Doug Freeman recently passed away from stomach cancer.
His wife Esperanza wrote,”Doug was diagnosed with stomach cancer in March 2024. When he went to the doctor he was told that he had stage 4 cancer and had metastased in the liver and lung.”
Doug was the son of Douglas and Pauline Freeman. He and his older sister Pat and younger brother Lee grew up in Burbank California and he graduated from Burbank High School in 1966.
Please keep his fmaily in your prayers.
I personally knew the Freeman kids mostly from Miller Elementary School in Burbank and I have many fun, crazy and happy memories from those days. They each had great personalites and were all very talented.
Sadly, we lost Pat in 1972 and Lee in 2010 and each is greatly missed by many...
MEMORIES FROM PHIL YOUNG, BHS '65
"When we are crushed like grapes, we cannot think of the wine we will become. We need to be reminded that our cup of sorrow is also our cup of joy, and that one day we will be able to taste the joy as fully as we now taste the sorrow." ~ Henri Nouwen
Our beloved mother, and our father's wife of 51 years, passed away Monday, May 20, 2013. Her husband and two daughters were at her side when she left the world she loved and enriched.
Born in April 1940 in Glendale, Calif., Judy was the oldest of three sisters, with whom she was very close and for decades shared an annual "three-sisters vacation" at the Little Sister Resort in Sister Bay, Wis. These trips brought her great joy and were the highlight of her year as they were filled with late night laughter, endless craft projects and friendly competitions at the paintball shooting range or baseball batting cages.
Our parents met in high school when they were 15 years old. They married on July 28, 1962, and settled in San Luis Obispo in 1968, where they raised their family and watched their daughters grow up in the community they loved. Mom and Dad's life of 58 years together included many wonderful family vacations, lots of movies and Sunday crosswords, and in recent years, unforgettable world travels.
Our mother's talents and accomplishments and examples of her kind nature cannot possibly be condensed into a short sketch such as this; however, her passion for designing and making beautiful quilts, her amazing piano playing, the trips she took around the world with our dad, and the pride she felt for her daughter's and grandchildren's achievements would be the starting point of outlining what was important to her.
Mom was also a lifelong learner - after her children were grown, she went back to school. After finishing her bachelor's degree at Stephens College, she continued on to earn two master's degrees from Skidmore College. Our mother was an active member in her community and enriched the lives of others through service with the Monday Club, Civic Ballet Performing Arts Center, Law Wives Group, and many other volunteer positions throughout the years.
Judy leaves behind her husband, Jeffrey Burke; two daughters, Brooksley (Burke) Williams and Meredith (Burke) Lawler, sisters, Marjorie Baldwin and Nancy Carlson.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Mary Lee and Robert Chandler Weatherwax.
As
our mother was especially passionate about women's education and its
vital role in shaping young women to become well-rounded, compassionate
members of their community, contributions in her memory can be made to
your favorite charity that supports education or the arts. Or, in lieu
of a charitable contribution, consider also simply "paying it forward"
with an act of kindness toward another, as our mother did on a regular
basis. She knew how far an encouraging word and a warm smile could
travel, and it would bring us great comfort to know her legacy of
kindness, good will, and wonderful humor will endure.
We are sorry to just learn of the death of Sharon Hallett, BHS '79 back in 2011. Her brother Doug Hallett, BHS '74 passed away October 14, 2024. She was 50 years old and a California Attorney.
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A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Louise Good Hernandez
🙏💔
Luis Bloise
Too young.
Martin Lillibridge
RIP Bulldog 🙏
Leslie Wetherwax Davenport
Sharon was a good childhood friend. Many great memories with group sleepovers in elementary school.
Debbie Avant Pierce
So sorry.
Mj Bass
This is sad news, gone way too soon. RIP Sharon. 😢🙏🏻
Bob Hart
RIP
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace ⚘️
Nadine Aguirre Lujan
Rest in peace.
Ruth Haskins
She also had an amazing sense of humor and an infectious laugh.
Leslie Brogan
I last saw her at the 30th reunion and then I saw she had passed when I went to the 40th reunion.
We used to hang out in high school .
She was very sweet !
Another angel has her wings
🙏🏻💕
Barbara Cimini
I’m so sorry! Sharon was terrific!
Sad news, Folks... We just learned that Douglas Hallett passed away on 10/14/24 in Texas. He is survived by his wife Araceli, son Louie and 4 grandkids. Please keep the family in your prayers.
Doug’s sister Sharon Hallett, BHS ‘74, passed away in 2011.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Laurie Rorick
May he rest in peace, my condolences to his family and friends.
Susan Peña MacCaskey
Sincere condolences to the family
RIP Doug
Johnny Faro
Doug was my first friend at BHS. When nobody wanted to hang with this dweeb, Doug reached out and befriended me. Thanks for your kindness, bud. May you rest in peace. 🤗
Mary Allison Downum Oaks
Doug Hallett you were the kindest guy at BHS who tearfully say goodbye to with prayers of peace and a painfree life in heaven
Susan Ghiselli Mauch
Rest in peace💐
Chas Wilson
I’m so sorry to hear that. Rest in peace.
Gary Bojorquez
RIP DOUG.
Peter Costas
RIP Doug
Jeanine Martin
He was good guy.
Lisa DeHaven
RIP Doug❣️ You will be missed
Karen Vitale
RIP Doug🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Jacquie Henry
RIP Doug🙏🙏🙏
Theresa Terry Ballesteros-Thomason
RIP Bulldog
This sad notice was posted today by Lisa Lamprich...
As the class president of BHS ‘82, I’ve been the one to post the announcements of those classmates who have passed. This time however, it hits far more close to my heart and home. My mother, Sandra Thurston Lamprich, BHS Class of 1958 passed away early on the morning September 30, 2024. My heart aches as I post this with her senior photo and a more recent photo. She was surrounded by loved ones. She and my father are together again ❤️ 🙏❤️
We just received this sad news...
It is with a heavy heart that I write to you to announce that John Russo (class of '64) passed away on October 16, 2024 after a brave and long battle with cancer.
John joined the US Air Force following graduation and served most of his tour of duty in Germany assigned to jet engine maintenance. Following his discharge he was employed by Boeing Aircraft and spent several years abroad teaching jet engine maintenance to foreign military personnel.
Upon his return from those assignments, John moved to the Lake Tahoe area and resided there for for over 50 years until his passing. He was a successful small business owner, opening up Honest John's Small Appliance Repair for the Lake Tahoe and surrounding area.
John leaves behind his loving wife, Bobbie, and two sons, Anthony and Christopher.
Just learned that our 1957 Ceralbus was in seaon 4 episode 22 of The Partridge Family hahaa!
Click here to see the clip: https://youtu.be/y5goFT0RXZE?si=ygDELdVA_stK2DnC&t=178
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