Friday, May 31, 2024

Donald George Churnock, BHS 1971

Donald George Churnock, BHS 1971

April 10, 1953 – January 25, 2021

Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, February 3, 2021

It is with great sadness that we share that our beloved Father, Don Churnock, passed away last Monday, January 25, 2021.

A Celebration of Life service is planned for Thursday, February 4th at 2:00 PM at Calvary Bible Church – 1101 S. Main St., Burbank, CA 91506. 

In lieu of flowers, please consider sending your thoughts, prayers, and donations to help our family with funeral costs and unexpected expenses we are now faced with: https://gofund.me/a7715dfb


Monday, May 27, 2024

Robert John Campbell, BHS 1967

Robert John Campbell, BHS 1967

Burbank Review, Monday, March 24, 1969

Robert Campbell – Rosary will be recited tonight for Specialist Fourth Class Robert John Campbell, 20, who was killed March 3, 1969 in Vietnam. Recitation of the rosary will be at 7:30 p.m., in the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Spec. Campbell, a native of Los Angeles, attended Burbank High School. He resided at 2115 North Pass.

Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Estella Lewis of Burbank; three brothers, David Campbell and William Collier of Burbank and Ray Alda of Long Beach; and two sisters, Mrs. Irene Chavez of North Hollywood and Mrs. Carl Sharp of Simi.

Requiem mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, North Hollywood. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Find A Grave MemorialFind A Grave Memorial


Sunday, May 26, 2024

Donald Lemont Morrison, BHS 1961

Donald Lemont Morrison, BHS 1961

Independent, Long Beach, California, Sunday, November 10, 1968

L.A. SOLDIER KILLED IN AUTOBAHN CRASH

BADOLDESLOE, Germany – Four persons, including two American soldiers and a German sailor, were killed in an automobile collision on the Hamburg-Luebeck Autobahn, police said Saturday. Among the dead was Donald L. Morrison, 25, of Los Angeles.

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Eagle Rock Sentinel, Los Angeles, California, Sunday, November 17, 1968

ER MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT IN GERMANY

Army specialist fourth class Donald L. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albert of 2566 Hyler Ave., was killed November 8 in an automobile accident in Bremerhaven, Germany.

Morrison, 25, would have completed his army hitch this summer. He was a member of the 59th Military Police Company. He grew up in Eagle Rock, attending Luther Burbank Junior High and Eagle Rock High, and joined the army in 1965. (Note: He graduated from BHS in 1961.)

He is survived by Mrs. Albert, his mother; his father, Earl Morrison; his stepfather, Mr. Ernest Albert; a sister, Beverly Loome; two half-brothers, Dean and Bryan; a nephew, Duane and four grandparents.

Services will be held at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Time and date are still undetermined. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Children’s Hospital.

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The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, Monday, November 18, 1968

MORRISON, S/4 Donald L.; beloved son of Earl Morrison and Mrs. Patricia Albert, brother of Mrs. Beverly Loome, Dean and Brian Morrison.

Service 1 p.m. Tuesday, at the Wylie Chapel, First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, 1760 Gower St. Family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, in the name of Donald L. Morrison. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary.


Monday, May 20, 2024

Randon (Randy) William Cintron, BHS 1996

Randon William Cintron, BHS 1996

GoFundMe Page

Randy was tragically killed by a hit and run driver on September 11th, 2022 in Newport Beach. Randy was participating in his passion, riding one of his many bicycles on a beautiful Sunday morning. Randy had just transitioned into a new company, doing aerospace and space work as a program manager. I think he had found his dream job! Unfortunately his life was lost much before his time. Please help us in honoring his life and his legacy.

100% of the funds raised will go to directly his family for arrangements & expenses.$32,791 raised of $20,000 goal

Randon Cintron’s service information has been finalized. Services will take place on

Monday, October 3rd at

Forest Lawn

21300 Via Verde Drive 
Covina, CA 91724

Doors to the Chapel will open at 9:00 am.

Celebration of Life Service will begin at 9:30 am delivered by Pastor John Reeve. Anyone who would like to speak is welcome. For anyone who has something they would like to say and does not want to present it themselves, Pastor John will be happy to read those words.

After the Celebration of Life service, we will move to Randon’s niche, where his urn will be placed at approximately 11am. Pastor John will perform a small ceremony, and then The Sigma Chi fraternity will be performing The White Rose ceremony, which that is open to all attendees. Roses will be provided. After the ceremony, all are welcome to go to the banquet hall where food will be provided at approximately 12:00 pm. Find A Grave Memorial

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Anaheim Woman Faces Murder Charge In DUI Hit-And-Run In Newport Beach

A 36-year-old woman was charged with murder Tuesday stemming from a hit-and-run collision that killed a bicyclist in Newport Beach.

City News Service's , Posted Tue, Sep 13, 2022 

NEWPORT BEACH, CA — A 36-year-old woman was charged with murder Tuesday stemming from a hit-and-run collision that killed a bicyclist in Newport Beach.

Adriana Bernal was charged with second-degree murder and failing to stop at a hit-and-run with death, according to court records.

The collision occurred Sunday on Jamboree Road south of University Drive. Police were dispatched to the scene just before 8:30 a.m. The victim — 43-year-old Randon William Cintron of Costa Mesa — was pronounced dead at the scene, according to Orange County Sheriff's Sgt. Scott Steinle.

Police arrested Bernal a short time later in the nearby Eastbluff neighborhood, authorities said. Police said she has a prior arrest for driving under the influence. Bernal has multiple cases pending against her for possession of heroin, car theft and receiving stolen property dating back to two years, according to court records. Bernal did not enter a plea Tuesday at her arraignment in the jail courtroom in Santa Ana and the hearing was rescheduled for Sept. 22 in the Harbor Justice Center in Newport Beach.



Saturday, May 18, 2024

Blanche Lorene Wegener Milakovich, BHS 1939

Blanche Lorene Wegener Milakovich, BHS 1939

Los Angeles Times, Friday, February 4, 1994

Milakovich, Blanche Lorene, 73, of Redlands, formerly of Glendale, homemaker. Scovern Mortuary, Glendale handling the arrangements. No other details at this time.


Friday, May 17, 2024

Robert Franklin Wells, BHS 2012

Robert Franklin Wells, BHS 2012

April 27, 1994 – February 9, 2024

Robert Franklin Wells was born in Glendale, California, and raised in Burbank, California, along with his brother, Tyler, and parents, Tim and Fran Wells.

He attended Burbank schools, graduating from Burbank High School in 2012. He studied at the prestigious dance department at California State University at Long Beach, graduating in 2016 with a B.A. in dance. On the move at an early age, Robert enjoyed sports, dance, tae kwon do, and gymnastics, while learning to do back flips on his backyard mattress.

Robert was baptized and confirmed in faith at Burbank First UMC where his innate exploration of mind, body and spirit was intertwined with choirs, youth group, family camp and service projects.

He was always seeking the next great adventure: camping, snowboarding, hiking, skateboarding, playing beach volleyball, rollerblading, or filming dance. He embraced vacations, to Alaska and Mexico, and visiting family in Dallas or the San Francisco Bay area. He shared his love of the Raiders and Lakers, attending sporting events since before he could walk. An avid animal lover, he rescued two cats and three dogs.

A celebrated, award-winning dancer, Robert signed with Clear Talent Group, working in commercials, music videos, and TV (The Middle, DisneyXD, Just Dance, KidzBop). He performed with Spark Kids dance troupe of the Los Angeles Sparks WNBA team, and Burbank High School’s In Sync show choir where he was the featured performer in the acclaimed set “Prodigal.”

After graduating from CSULB, Robert’s professional career included dancing for, and studying with, many choreographers and artists (Kybele Dance, Versastyle, Pac Modern, Jabbawockeez, among others). Robert passed on his love for dance and gymnastics to the next generation, teaching at various studios across Southern California.

Robert is survived by his parents, Tim and Fran Wells, brother, Tyler Wells, grandfather,
Chester F. LaGrone Sr. and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

A celebration of life will be held at Burbank First UMC on April 20, 2024, at 2 p.m. Donations may be made to Burbank First UMC, Robert Wells Dance Fund, to benefit young dancers.

Burbank Leader, February 2024

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We are enormously saddened by the loss of a member of our CSULB Dance community.  Alumnus Robert Wells was an exceptional dancer, performer, and teacher with a deep love for dance.  Always a caring and generous person, Robert contributed greatly to the Department helping to create a positive learning environment for his peers. His contagious spirit brought joy and a vivacious sense of humor to every encounter.

Robert will always be an important part of the CSULB Dance family and will be sorely missed.  We extend our deepest sympathies to Robert’s family and all who knew and loved him.

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NOTE: Los Angeles County Coroner's Report says Robert body was found near railroad Tracks and died of TRAUMATIC INJURIES and it was listed as an accident.



























Thursday, May 16, 2024

Carol Jane De Hart King, BHS 1969

Carol Jane DeHart-King, BHS 1969

March 9, 1951 Los Angeles Co, CA - September 14, 2021 San Luis Obispo Co, CA

With great sorrow, I share the passing of my dear twin sister, Carol. The nasty C took an angel, if one believes in earthly ones. All the attributes she possessed during her healthy years, never disappeared during her year long ordeal; serving and caring for others, her selflessness, courage, discipline and kindness all while maintaining her fun sense of humor as she dished out hearty laughs to my silly jokes. She loved people and many loved her in return. She was a loving mother to Eric and Lindsay, and a caring and loving wife to her husband, David King. 

Carol dearly loved her brother Dean. She was Auntie Carol, loved by her nieces and nephews who will surely miss her. Carol loved all living creatures, especially her cats and dogs. We send our love and gratitude to Lindsay for all of the tender loving care she delivered to Carol 24/7 and to her husband Greg for his solid support. 

To all of Carol’s friends, thank you for your phone calls, visits, concern, kindness, and support. She was so appreciative. Karen has lost a best friend, and I a best twin. Knowing that Carol no longer suffers is the best remedy for our deep pain. She left us all with the best gifts ever, wonderful memories of a beautiful and truly special woman. 

Plans are pending to celebrate Carol’s life.



Wednesday, May 15, 2024

Theodore H. Gould, BHS 1961

Theodore H. Gould, BHS 1961

The Van Nuys News, Van Nuys, California, Thursday, August 2, 1973

VALLEY MAN FOUND DEAD AFTER SEVERE BEATING

The severely beaten body of a North Hollywood man was found lying on the shoulder of Mulholland Drive late Tuesday following what authorities termed a brutal slaying.

The county coroner’s office identified the man as Theodore H. Gould, 29, of 11941 Albers Street. Police said they were looking for a suspect who was spotted running from the scene by a passerby.

The body was found about 11 p.m. lying outside a parked car which was headed in the wrong direction on Mulholland Drive between Laurel Pass Ave. and Laurel Canyon Ave, police said. A woman driving past the dead body called police.

Gould apparently died after being bludgeoned about the head and face, possibly with a rock, authorities said.

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The Van Nuys News, Van Nuys, California, Friday, August 3, 1973

Link Slaying to Suspect In Car Theft

A 19-year-old North Hollywood man was booked yesterday on suspicion of murder by Los Angeles police after being arrested by Gardena authorities for auto theft.

The arrested man was identified as Jerry Lee Sumerlin of 10620 Victory Blvd. He was booked in connection with the murder of 26-year-old Theodore H. Gould of 11941 Albers St., North Hollywood. Gould’s severely beaten body was found lying on the shoulder of Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon Blvd. late Tuesday night.

 Investigators said Sumerlin was arrested Wednesday for auto theft charge but was booked again by police just before noon yesterday on the murder charge.

Authorities declined to discuss a possible motive in the case. They said the suspect was scheduled to be arraigned in Municipal Court in Van Nuys this afternoon. Gould apparently died after being savagely beaten, possibly with a rock, about the head and face, police said. An autopsy has been scheduled.

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Van Nuys News, August 6, 1973

Youth 19 Charged With Beating Death of Man

Nineteen-year-old Jerry Lee Sumerlin of 10620 Victory Blvd, North Hollywood, was formally charged with first degree murder, Friday in the beating death of Theodore H. Gould.

Sumerlin pleaded innocent before Municipal Court Judge Edward Davenport, in Van Nuys, who scheduled a preliminary hearing for August 14 in Division 104. No bail was set. He was arrested by Gardena police Wednesday on suspicion of auto theft, but turned over to Los Angeles authorities Thursday.

Gould’s body was found lying on the shoulder of Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon Blvd. by a passerby late Tuesday. He had been beaten to death, an autopsy revealed. He was 29.

Authorities declined to discuss a possible motive for the murder, but said only that the defendant and Gould, who had lived at 11941 Albers Street, North Hollywood, had known each other.

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The Van Nuys News, Van Nuys, California, Friday, August 24, 1973

STRUGGLE DESCRIBED DURING HEARING ON DEATH OF MAN

A witness testified Wednesday that he observed a “struggle” between two men in a car parked on Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon Blvd. late on the evening of July 31 which resulted in the death of a Burbank man.

David Swezey 27, the witness, also testified that Jerry Lee Sumerlin, the defendant, had told him twice earlier that evening that Theodore H. Gould he was going to “get” Theodore H. Gould 29, the victim.

Arraignment Set

Sumberlin was held to answer on a murder charge following a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Leila Bulgrin. He is scheduled to be arraigned on Wednesday, Sept. 5, at 8:30 a.m. in Superior Court in Van Nuys, Dept. R.

Swezey, who has been granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony, said he drove a short distance behind a car containing Gould and Sumberlin to the isolated hilltop location and was “about five to eight yards"  when he witnessed the killing.

Sumerlin was holding Gould’s head back and making slashing motions at his throat. I could hear Gould say, “no, Jerry, no,” and then he screamed,”Swezey testified.

Events Cited

Swezey said that Sumerlin, Gould and himself were under the influence of LSD at the time of the slaying, and that the defendant had lured Gould to the isolated location by telling him they were going to obtain more LSD from a drug “rip-off” which had taken place in Burbank a couple of nights before.

Swezey answered “yes” but said he couldn’t recall details when prosecuting Dept. Dist. Atty. Sterling Norris asked, “Did the defendant ever say anything to you to the effect that Gould was talking too much?” 

Witness Testified

Mrs. Valerie Swezey 30, who also has been given immunity, said that when Sumerlin returned to his apartment at 10620 Victory Blvd. about three hours after the killing, he stated, “I used a razor blade; I cut his (Gould’s) throat  and just to make sure I took a rock to his head.”

Gould’s severely beaten body was found by police after they had received a call from a woman driving by the Mulholland location. She also reportedly gave police a description of a man she saw fleeing from the vicinity of Gould’s parked vehicle.

Sumerlin, who police said migrated from Virginia about five months ago, was arrested in Gardena the day after the killing. Police said Gould, a life-long resident of Burbank had been living in North Hollywood. Judge Bulgrin denied a defense motion that bail be set for Sumerlin, who remains in County Jail.

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The Van Nuys News, Thursday, November 1, 1973

Trial Postponed for Valley Man In Beating Death

Trial has been continued until Friday, December 7, for a North Hollywood man charged with the beating death of a Burbank man last July 31, on Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon Blvd. The trial is scheduled for Superior Court in Van Nuys Dept. M.

Jerry Lee Sumerlin 19, who had been living at 10620 Victory Blvd., was arrested about a day after the body of Theodore H. Gould 29, was found at the hilltop location. Sumerlin is being held at County Jail without bail.
















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Tuesday, May 14, 2024

Stephen Edward Adler, BHS 1965

Stephen Edward Adler, BHS 1965

Stephen Edward Adler, 75, of Mancos, Colorado, died 5/30/2023, Valley Inn in Mancos, Born 9/2/1947. A service will be held at 3:30 p.m. on June 14 at Thunderbird Ranch, 11020 County Road 105, Mancos. Stephen Edward succumbed to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Stephen was the son of Antoinette "Toni" May Adler and Charles Calvin Adler.

He is survived by his son, Zachary Adler (32) and his older brother Gary Adler Fourstar.

Stephen was a professional singer who started his career at age 6 and pursued his love of music his entire life. He will be sorely missed by his friends and family.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by The Durango Herald, Durango, Colorado on Jun. 7, 2023.

Sunday, May 12, 2024

Carole Suzanne Mall, BHS 1956

Carole Suzanne Mall, BHS 1956

Carole Suzanne Mall, 85, of San Diego, California, passed away on February 26, 2024, in San Diego, California. She was born on November 4, 1938. Carole was a beloved school teacher at Alpine Elementary, known for her friendly, outgoing, and warm personality. Outside of her career, Carole pursued her passions as an avid photographer, outdoorswoman, and nature lover. She found joy in capturing the beauty of the world around her through her lens. 

Carole is survived by her children Theresa Russell, Denise Woodcock, Mitchell Paup, Charles Ehrlich, and Sharon Ehrlich, her brother Larry Mall, and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents Walter Baylor Mall and Lois Mall, her brother Richard Mall, and her sister Lois Mall.Carole will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Sierra Club in memory of Carole Mall. 

Published by San Diego Union-Tribune on May 5, 2024.



Friday, May 10, 2024

Karen James Goodrich Hedrick, BHS 1960

Karen James Goodrich Hedrick, BHS 1960

Published in the Spokesman – Review, Spokane, Washington

Sunday, May 13, 2018

Karen J. Goodrich-Hedrick passed away peacefully at home in the early morning of April 24, 2018 at the age of 75. Karen was born in Chicago, Illinois on December 22, 1942 to Manzer and Florence Goodrich. The family moved to Southern California in 1949 where she graduated from Burbank High School with the Class of 1960. Karen attended UCSB where she met John Hedrick and they were married in 1961 and moved to Sasebo, Japan. Karen continued with her college education, living in Japan, Connecticut, Hawaii and California, graduating from San Diego State University in 1968 with a BA in History and German.

In the mid-70’s Karen (aka Karen James) lived in Philadelphia with her family and became a singer/songwriter and performed with her guitar and dulcimer with the band “Committee of Correspondence.” Moving back to San Diego, Karen decided to become an educator and received her teaching credential in 1986. An M. Ed soon followed and she taught second and fifth grade at Bird Rock Elementary School for 23 years, retiring in 2005. Just prior to retiring, she traveled to Guatemala and fell in love with the children in the city of Santiago Atitian. She met Amanda Flayer, a former Peace Corps volunteer and they developed an instant rapport over their mutual concerns with the educational needs of the Mayan children in Santiago. They became co-founders of La Biblioteca Puerta Abierta, starting in a small room in a building in the heart of Santiago. The learning center continued to grow and now is a recognized school in Guatemala with eight teachers and a library of over 2,000 books and a traveling library that services six surrounding communities.

Karen moved to Spokane in 2009 and became a Substitute Teacher with Spokane City Schools and during her free time taught English to recent immigrants. Karen belonged to many clubs and professional organizations in Spokane including AAUW, DKG, PEO, Symphony Associates, Compass Club, Spokane Dinner Club, Monday Lunch Bunch and others.

Karen was preceded in death by her parents and her sister Nancy Goodrich. She is survived by her husband John, sons David and Stephen Hedrick, daughters-in-laws, Lauri and Andrea, six grandchildren, Chelsea, Lindsey, John, Brandon, Delivan and Cooper and two great- grandchildren, Riley and Grayson.

Karen will live on through all her students, friends and colleagues whose lives she touched throughout her years. Her warm smile and infectious laugh will never be forgotten!

Tax deductible Memorials can be made by visiting Karen’s favorite charity at www.atitianabierta.com or send directly to: The Sparks Foundation, PO Box 9459, Jackson, WY, 83002. Please make a note “La Puerta Abierta.” As Karen always said, “Muchas gracias por apoyar a nuestra escuela”! A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later date.     



Thursday, May 9, 2024

Sandra Lee Shaw, BHS 1962

Sandra Lee Shaw, BHS 1962

Published in The Montana Standard, Butte, Montana, Monday, May 5, 1969

Missoula woman killed, 2 hurt in one-car crash south of Brady

CONRAD – Sandra Shaw, 24, Missoula, was killed Saturday in a one-car accident on Interstate 15 about five miles south of Brady, Pondera County authorities said. The spokesman said the accident happeded on a straight stretch of the road. Two other persons were injured in the wreck and are reported recovering in St. Mary’s Hospital in Conrad.

Pondera County Coroner Patrick Wyse said no inquist is planned into the death at this time. Miss Shaw’s father, Earl Shaw, lives in Burbank, CaliforniaWyse said. The death was the 77th of the year on Montana’s highways, compared to 62 on this date one year ago.

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Independent-Observer, Conrad, Montana, Thursday, May 8, 1969

1 killed, 2 hospitalized in Brady area accident

A Missoula woman was killed and her two companions hospitalizes Saturday afternoon, May 3, in a one-car accident 5 miles south of Brady on Highway 91. Sandra Lee Shaw, 24, of Missoula was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Mary’s Hospital in Conrad. Arlene Matt, 20, of Arlee, and Betty Old Person, 18, of Browning are reported in fair condition.

Highway Patrolman Frank Forsman, investigating officer, reports that the trio were headed south when Miss Shaw apparently lost control of the 1966 Volkswagen station wagon she was driving. The vehicle skidded sideways across the highway and rolled twice in the borrow pit, throwing all three occupants out. They were brought to Conard by Pondera County ambulance.

 

Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Wesley Lyle Hoggan, BHS 1951

Wesley Lyle Hoggan, BHS 1951

Simi Valley Star, Simi Valley, California, Saturday, May 18, 1996

Wesley Lyle Hoggan, age 63, died May 15, 1996 at his home in Simi Valley.

Mr. Hoggan was graduated from Burbank High School and attended one year at Glendale Community College. He then attended Brigham Young University where he graduated. He served in the Naval Air for four years and worked on the flight deck of the ships during the war. 

He served his mission for two and a half years in Berlin, Germany. He was one of the first missionaries in Germany after the war. Mr. Hoggan sang with the Southern California Mormon Choir and sang with the Harmony Oaks Chorus, a men’s barber shop group. He and his sister used to dance in dance competitions, and he danced with his sister on a TV program. He has been involved with numerous plays and Community Theater. 

He was an Eagle Scout and a member of the Kiwanis. He was married for five years to Karen Lee Cassell, prior to his marriage to Inella. From this first marriage, Kari Dawn was born in March 1967.

He is survived by his wife, Inella May Hoggan of Simi Valley; daughter, Kari Dawn Hoggan Jordan of Ukiah; daughter, Tammy Colleen Hoggan of Simi Valley; and sister, Lela Hoggan of Burbank.

Visitation will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Simi Valley in the Sinaloa Building on Monday, May 20, 1996 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. with the service to follow. Burial will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park in San Fernando. Arrangements by Reardon Simi Valley Mortuary.


Wednesday, May 1, 2024

Tina Lynn Gonzalez Bass, BHS 1987

Tina Lynn Gonzalez Bass, BHS 1987

JANUARY 23, 1969 – JANUARY 2, 2024

TINA LYNN BASS, AGE 54, OF BURBANK, CALIFORNIA PASSED AWAY ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 2024.

Tina was the daughter of Dan Gonzalez and Judi Gascoigne. She was raised in Burbank and attended Burbank schools, graduating from Burbank High School in 1987. She attended CSULB and earned her teaching degree.

Growing up, Tina played softball and basketball through the Parks department, being coached by her father, Dan. She also played basketball at BHS. She was also a member of National Charity League. Tina taught 6th grade at John Muir Middle School and was a technician and facilitator at Cri Help. Tina married Mike Bass in 2005 but sadly she became a widow in 2017. She never recovered from the loss.

She is survived by her mother, Judi Gascoigne, and her sister and brother-in-law, Pam and Les Cohen.

Tina was preceded in death by her husband Mike, father Dan Gonzalez, stepfather Jim Gascoigne, and her four beloved grandparents.

Our hearts are broken, but her faith was very strong. We believe she is now at peace with God. Tina had a kind and compassionate heart, and she was always happiest helping others.

Burial services will be private, please reach out to the family for more information.

In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that you donate to Cri Help 11027 Burbank Blvd., North Hollywood CA 91601 - (818) 985-8323.