All are invited to attend this event which includes brief remarks by the Chancellor, and a reading of the names of those being remembered, followed by music and spoken word.
In coming together to remember and honor the lives of the deceased, we reach out to our many colleagues and friends who have suffered loss, as we share in a universal human experience. This ceremony symbolizes the care and support that distinguishes the Berkeley community.
Those who will be remembered at this year's Campus Memorial are listed below. View those who were remembered last year at the 2022 Campus Memorial.
If you have any questions regarding this event or would like to add a person to be remembered, please contact memorial organizers at campusmemorial@berkeley.edu. This event will be live-streamed on our Berkeley Event Page. A recording of the event will be available at a later date.
Campus Memorial | Friday, September 22, 2023 | California Hall
Academic & Faculty
Lauren Edelman, Law
David Lieberman, Law
Laurence E. Malone, Lawrence Hall of Science
Lee Riley, Public Health
Harry Snyder, Public Health
William Weigel, UC Berkeley Extension
Richard Willson, Transportation Studies
Emeriti
Babette Barton, Law
Russell Beatty, Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
Richard Bender, Architecture
Cyril Birch, East Asian Languages and Cultures
Robert Bloom, English
Michael Bloxham, Physics
Kenneth Carpenter, Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology
William Cooper, School of Information
Gilles Corcos, Mechanical Engineering
Margaret Dhaemers, Architecture
John Ellwood, Goldman School of Public Policy
Catherine Feucht, Italian
David Frick, Slavic Languages & Literatures
Bluma Goldstein, German
Orman Granger, Geography
Basil Guy, French
John E. Hearst, Chemistry
David Hodges, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
Robert Holub, German
Eugene "Gene" Irschick, History
John Jamieson, East Asian Languages and Cultures
Allen Kaufman, Physics
Robert Knapp, Ancient Greek and Roman Studies
R. Sherman Lehman, Mathematics
Allan Lichtenberg, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
Raymond Lifchez, Architecture
Scott Lynn, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Mary Main, Social Sciences/Psychology
Adolf May, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Howard Mel, Biophysics
James “Jim” Melchert, Art Practice
Joseph Mileck, German
Alan Miller, Natural Resources
Calvin Moore, Mathematics
John G. Myers, Haas School of Business
Stephen Palmer, Social Sciences/Psychology
Cheri Pies, Public Health
Hanna Pitkin, Social Sciences/ Political Science
Jerry Powell, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Roger Purves, Statistics
David R. Ragland, Public Health
Olga Raevsky Hughes, Slavic Languages and Literatures
Kenneth (Ken) Sauer, Chemistry
Robert Sawyer, Mechanical Engineering
Barbara Shapiro, Rhetoric
Andrew Shogan, Haas School of Business
Andrew Stern, Journalism
Andrew Stewart, History of Art
Claude Stoller, Architecture
Pang-hsin Ting, East Asian Languages and Cultures
James Valentine, Integrative Biology
Lawrence Waldron, Environmental Science, Policy and Management
Mary Williams, Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology
Joseph Wolf, Mathematics
Staff
Leslie Banez, University Development and Alumni Relations
Linda R. Fabbri, Vice Chancellor Research Office
Rogelio Frias, Facilities Services
Steven Garcia, Student Affairs
Marvin Harris, Payroll Controls and Timekeeping Integration
Phil Hoehn, The University Library
Mitchell Katz, Facilities Services
Marjorie Lovejoy, School of Education
Angela Matossian, Facilities Services
Russell Merritt, Film and Media
Joseph Molnar, Facilities Services
Eric Persons, Facilities Services
Helen Ram, The University Library, Resource Sharing Division
Aurora Trapane, Molecular and Cell Biology
Graduate Students
Bhikkhu Cetovimutti “Ceto” Cong, Group in Buddhist Studies
Daniel Rodriguez, Hispanic Languages and Literature
Gabriel Trujillo, Integrative Biology
Undergraduate Students
Christian Aleman, Psychology
Tyler Breite, Letters and Science
YuShao Chen, Economics
Boran Lan, Molecular & Cell Biology
UC Berkeley Campus Memorial 2022: This annual memorial recognizes those in the campus community who have died, including, academic & faculty, emeriti, staff, students, post-doctorates, and visiting scholars.