Obituary: C. Bernard “Bernie” Kaufman, Longtime Judge
C. Bernard “Bernie” Kaufman passed away peacefully at his home in Pasadena, California, on August 2, 2025, at the age of 97. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, judge, and mentor, Bernie lived a life defined integrity, warmth, and unwavering commitment family.
Obituary: Retired Burbank Police Department Lieutenant and Airport Commissioner Don Brown
Donald “Don” Robert Brown, was born September 4, 1936 in Manhattan, New York. Don moved with his family to Burbank, California in 1945.
Obituary: Longtime Burbank Resident and Former Burbank USD Teacher, Lori Crews (Crowther)
Longtime Burbank resident, Lorraine “Lori” Crews (formerly "Crowther") passed away on June 2, 2025
Obituary: David Joseph Augustine
David Joseph Augustine, 81, of Burbank, California, passed away peacefully on August 22, 2024.
Obituary: Jacques Georges Volpei
He settled in Burbank and lived there his entire life where he raised 6 children and retired from the US Post Office
Obituary: Marvin John Cira
Upon completion of his degree, he moved to Burbank, and became a Counselor for middle school students; a position he held and enjoyed for the next 30 years
Obituary: Jay Jackson Long Time Athletic Director At The Boy’s & Girls Club of...
He was one of the first employees hired when the club opened in 1995.
Obituary: Jeanette G. (Jan) McElwee Osborn
Jan McElwee was a tireless mainstay of our giving community, a trusted advisor to both philanthropies and non-profits in Southern California
Obituary: Longtime Burbank Dentist, Dr. Stephen Willens
Willens practiced privately in Burbank for over thirty years and was appointed a lifetime member of the professional staff at Providence St Joseph Hospita
Obituary: Rose Barragan Owner of Barragan’s Mexican Restaurant
The Barragan’s Restaurant family is saddened by the recent loss of Rose Barragan, who owned and operated Barragan’s
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