Campus to commemorate those who died during 2012-13
Berkeley's 12th annual campus memorial service, Wednesday, Sept. 11, will honor those of its own who passed away during 2012-13.
August 29, 2013
The campus community will gather Wednesday, Sept. 11, for UC Berkeley’s 12th annual memorial to honor those of its own who passed away during the last year.
The campus memorial will take place Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the flagpole on the west side of California Hall. (Jean Smith photo)
Members of the campus community — among them faculty and emeriti, students and staff — will be remembered and celebrated with music, poetry and a reading of the names of the deceased.
All are welcome to join Chancellor Nicholas Dirks in attending the ceremony, which will be held from noon to 1 p.m. at the flagpole on the west side of California Hall.
The names of those to be honored at this year’s ceremony are listed below.
If a member of the campus community has been inadvertently omitted, please contact memorial organizers by Friday, Sept. 6.
To view the names of those remembered at last year’s memorial, see the 2011-12 announcement.
In memoriam:
Undergraduate students
Yesenia Banuelos, Letters and Science
Aishwarya Jain, Letters and Science
Cody Johnson, Letters and Science
Jose Felix Mayen, Sociology
Christopher Schad, Letters and Science
Aly Anil Walji, Letters and Science
Graduate students
Larkin Kathleen Brogan, Architecture
Germay Leung, Bioengineering
Stephan “Steve” Garabed Jarjisian, Psychology
Craig David Wolff, Envoironmental Science, Policy and Management
Postdoctoral Scholars
Jascha Benjamin Pohl, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Academic/Faculty
James Alan “Al” Bassham, Bio-Organic Chemistry Group
Randi Alexandra Engle, Education
John Gaetano Forte, Molecular and Cell Biology
Stuart Jay Freedman, Physics
Joyce Kislitzin Kallgren, Chinese Studies and Institute of East Asian Studies
Joan Keefe, Scandinavian Studies
Norma Kobzina, University Library
Desiree “Desi” Renee Owens, School of Public Health
Viktor Zhivov, Slavic Languages and Literatures
Staff
Ricardo Alcaraz, Physical Plant – Campus Services
Shirlaine Baldwin, Graduate Division Degrees Office
Leopoldo Casillas, Physical Plant – Campus Services
Edmond “Ed” Chu, Information Services and Technology
Allan Creighton, University Health Services
Joyce Marie Stanley Cross, Undergraduate Advising
Claire Louise Englander, University Library
debi fidler, Haas School of Business
Jean Gibson, University Library
Patricia “Pattie” Mayeda, University Relations
Karen Marie Meyer, Space Sciences Laboratory
Jacqueline Ann Mintz, GSI Teaching and Resource Center
Jonathan “Jon” Mirsky, Extramural Funds Accounting
Brian Moltrup, Physical Plant – Campus Services
John Momper, School of Social Welfare
Gabrielle S. Morris, Regional Oral History Office
Wanda Ogletree, University Relations
Carol Soc, Graduate Division
Dawn Trecker, ASUC Auxiliary
Ninh “Lena” Trinh, Psychology
Charles “Alex” Warren, University Library
Jeanine “Kay” Williams, University Relations
Emeriti
Paul Alpers, English
Robert “Bob” Bellah, Sociology
Paul Chambré, Nuclear Engineering
John S. Coolidge, English
Michael “Mike” Conant, Haas School of Business
Garniss Hearfield Curtis, Earth and Planetary Science
William Dost, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Grete W. Frugé Cubie, School of Librarianship
Donald “Don” Glaser, Physics and Molecular and Cell Biology
John Gumperz, Anthropology
Frank Hauser, Mechanical Engineering
Arthur Jensen, School of Education
Harold “Hal” Johnston, Chemistry
Daniel Krummes, Institute of Transportation Studies Library
Wulf B. Kunkel, Physics
Robert “Bob” Lin, Physics and Space Sciences Laboratory
Henry May, History
Woodrow W. Middlekauff, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Charles “Charlie” Murgia, Classics
Roderic “Rod” Park, Dean and Executive Vice Chancellor Emeritus Letters and Science
Robert Raabe, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Vincent Sarich, Anthropology
Arnold Schultz, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Alan Searcy, Materials Science and Engineering
Kenneth Waltz, Political Science
Clarence Weinmann, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Thomas Wickens, Psychology
Robert Wilensky, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences