Stuart Bergs wife Patricia ("Patty Vance") passed away in in late December.
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| Crystal St. Romain
Crystal was born in New Orleans, La., on July 8, 1957. She graduated from Newbury Park High School in 1975. Crystal was a member of the Black Orpheus choral group and St. Julie Billiart Church guitar group. She attended UCLA and graduated from the University of Phoenix in 1998. Crystal worked as a fire claims representative at State Farm Insurance. As secretary and honorary lifetime member of the Conejo Players Theatre, Crystal was dedicated to the local theater group for more than 20 years. Crystal appeared in numerous productions over the years and produced or worked backstage in countless others. She had been a performing member of the Moorpark Melodrama Theater. She worked with the Conejo and Agoura recreation departments in their summer concert programs. Crystal traveled extensively and was an ardent student of history. She was an accomplished professional seamstress who costumed the players and other theater and dance groups, and sewed for countless weddings. Crystal is survived by her mother, Bettie St. Romain of Thousand Oaks; sister Claudette St. Romain and brother-in-law Larry Lustberg of Chatham, N.J.; brother and sister-in-law Robert and Kazuko St. Romain of Honolulu, Hawaii; sister and brother-in-law Jane and Rick Benaderet of Walnut Creek, Calif.; and brother, Charles St. Romain of Simi Valley. She was much loved by her father, the late Gerald St. Romain. She is also remembered by her devoted companion, Ken Endress. "Nanny" will be most missed by the nieces and nephews who loved her, Kate, Alex, Nicola, Carissa, Michelle and Zachary. Memorial Mass will be celebrated at noon Saturday, June 7, at St. Paschal Baylon Church on Janss Road in Thousand Oaks. After the service, there will be a celebration of Crystal's life at the Conejo Players Theatre on Moorpark Road in Thousand Oaks. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to the Conejo Players |
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We are very sad to have to tell
you that Louise Sigona passed away The service will be held on Saturday, February 22nd |
| Brad Barnes, Brad was driving his motorcycle too fast and not wearing a helmet, which he thought looked "uncool," when he broadsided a car on Hampshire Road and the 101 Freeway onramp August 18, 1972. The driver of the car held his head together in the street until paramedics arrived. He was in a coma for three days, and died August 21, 1972. He is interred at Valley Oaks Memorial Park in Thousand Oaks. |
| Kerry Grimes (a.k.a. Sundance) married a girl named Kelly Kinney in the late 1970's. They moved to Texas. Sundance was not a happy person, though, and in 1984 he put a gun in his mouth. Kelly left Texas and its sad memories that same year and stopped by to see me on her way to Washington, where she had family. She showed me a xerox of Sundance's suicide note and gave me a couple of personal items. I never heard from her again. (DZybert) |
| Kenny Taplin, What can I say about Kenny? He was here in Tahoe just before Drugs took his life. His life was not going real well when he moved back to T.O. |
