Peter Berck, renowned environmental economist, beloved teacher
A citizen of the world, UC professor Peter Berck was a mentor to generations of students and colleagues.
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Obituaries
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Paul Phillip Reed: Gentle and generous with a penchant for life and adventure
Paul will be remembered for his heart of gold, a great sense of humor and little regard for the concept of punctuality.
Remembering Judy Shattuck, social justice advocate, tireless supporter of organized labor
Aside from her union and justice work, Judy was also well-known for her delightfully decorated pottery, her pollinator-friendly garden and her expert photography.
Remembering Norma Gray, wife, mother, writer, musician, volunteer, devoted Catholic and world traveler
One of Norma’s maxims was “It’s all about connections,” and she created and maintained lifelong relationships with people around the world.
Remembering Peter Ross Tannenbaum, a powerful force in Berkeley politics
Peter Tannenbaum ran campaigns for dozens of local candidates and measures. One friend described him as the "great general of Berkeley’s rent-control battles."
Remembering beloved former City Council member ‘Mim’ Hawley
Long active in local politics, Mim lived by her strong beliefs, from being an activist PTA president to protesting injustices to running for and winning a seat on the Council.
Remembering Marian Altman, long-standing Berkeley educator and friend
"She had a knack of making us all feel listened to," said a former John Muir student. Altman taught and was principal there, and was a leader of the Berkeley Public Schools Fund.
In memoriam: Davida Coady, physician activist and founder of Options Recovery
She was born a coal miner’s daughter and went on to achieve global impact as a physician activist. Coady was 80.
Carroll Luther Peery, mentor to musicians, songwriter, Caffe Med’s ‘house astrologer’
An early interest in folk music led, for Peery, to a life of collaborations and friendships with musicians.
Remembering Erich Frisch and his passions for cooking, painting, music, travel, photography
Erich, whose career started at well-known restaurants like the Shattuck Hotel and Giovanni’s Pizza, loved the ocean and loved to read. His humor could also make anyone laugh.
