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Article about community members who raised money for the Isla Vista Tribute Fund.

Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez, who wanted to go to law school, also found success on a different kind of court: basketball.

“Chris was smart, gentle and kind,” said his cousin, “until you met him on the basketball court. Then you were faced…

Katie Cooper’s “Safety Sis” award, hand-decorated in green glitter paint, was a prized possession. She received the honor from Tri-Delta, her sorority, for helping to make sure that people got home safely around UCSB.

“Katie was such a strong…

Veronika Weiss was a wiz at many things, with playing water polo, doing complicated math and making people laugh near the top of the list.

Her UCSB sorority sisters said Veronika (a Tri-Delta member just like her mother and grandmother) was “a…

Patient, kind, not envious, boastful, arrogant or rude — those are well-known words from the Bible to describe what “love” is. It’s not surprising that Corinthians 13:4-7 was one of Weihan “David” Wang’s favorite biblical passages. Because those are…

George Chen touched others in thousands of ways. He had a 1,000-watt smile, earned a high school award for 1,000 hours of community service and charity work, and thought math tutoring was “grand.” His kind and compassionate spirit, however, was…

Even a gentle breeze has conviction. “Let hatred be gone with the wind,” said Cheng Yuan “James” Hong, who was kind in the most determined way.

He became a vegetarian in third grade “not because of religion, but because he cannot bear to harm…

View of Montecito Bank & Trust with their #GauchoStrong banner displayed in support of the UCSB community.

View of the memorial boards in place at the Associated Students Pardall Center. Visitors to the site left comments on the boards in chalk, which were then preserved.