Obituary: Magdalene (Maggie) Jasken
Born Magdalene (Maggie) Jasken in Menominee, MI., April 9, 1930 and passed away in Highland Village, Texas on January 3, 2023
Obituary: Fredric Ray Judkins
"Living in Burbank, California over his 42-year career as a sound editor, Fred found himself working for “all the studios,”..."
Former Burbank Fire Marshall Lifelong Burbank Resident and Community Volunteer Darryl Forbes Passes Away
Darryl Lynn Forbes, retired Burbank firefighter and devoted community volunteer, died December 22, 2022, at the age of 79, surrounded by his loved ones.
Obituary: Ed Pape
The following tribute was written by lifelong friend and 75-year Burbank Resident, Jim Barnfather
Obituary: Grace York
Grace York, age 82, passed away on July 30. She was a waitress at both Sardo's and Mr. B's restaurants
Services Set for Longtime Track and Field Coach Mike McHorney
Few people have spent as many hours in youth sports in Burbank as Mike McHorney.
BUSD Announces the Passing of Icon Steve Campbell
Campbell started teaching in 1965 at Jordan Jr. High and transferred to Burroughs in 1991 where the Steve Campbell Library is now located.
Obituary: Daniel Andrew McGinley
He graduated from Burroughs H.S. in 1968 and was captain of the football team that won the Foothill League championship
Local Restaurateur Co-Owner of Coral Cafe John Leousis Passes Away
In 1990 John would make a leap of faith and partnered in the purchase of Coral Cafe. Against all odds, he became a successful restaurateur and an important part of the community.
Burbank Resident Frank Samuel Jacoy Passes away.
Frank Samuel Jacoy, age 86 of Burbank, CA passed away on Thursday, October 28, 2021.
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