Vietnam War POW Robert Stirm, Seen In Iconic 'Burst of Joy' Photo With Family, Dies At 92

On Veterans Day, retired Col. Robert Stirm, seen in uniform iconic Pulitzer Prize winning black-and-white photo in, died.

Susan Wojcicki, Former YouTube CEO, Longtime Google Exec, Dies At 56

Wojcicki rented her Menlo Park garage to Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, who worked on their new company there.

Mountain View Man Killed In Fremont

The man was struck by a car on busy Fremont Boulevard last week. His identity was released Thursday.

Fiery Mountain View Crash Victim Identified

Coroner's officials on Monday publicly identified the man who was struck by two cars after crashing on the 101.

Former San Jose Resident Among Las Vegas Shooting Victims

BREAKING: Michelle Vo, a graduate of Independence High School and UC Davis, worked for a Mountain View company before moving to LA.

Mountain View Mourns Loss Of Former Mayor Pat Figueroa

Former Mountain ​View City Council Member and Mayor Pat Figueroa​ has passed away.

SJSU Athlete From Mountain View Dies Following Practice

Ryan Harryman, 24, was swimming laps with his team when he slipped beneath the water. He was rescued by teammates, but too late.

Man Killed in Construction Accident Identified

The accident happened Tuesday morning in Santa Clara County, at a home site.

In Memory: Nathan Rosenberg, Stanford Professor, Passes Away At 87

He was most famous for his work on the economic history of technology.

Robin Williams Remembered on Anniversary of Death

Hashtag #RobinWilliams was trending on Twitter as fans and Hollywood miss the beloved actor and comedian.

In Memory: John Henry Merryman, 95, Stanford Professor Emeritus of Law

He influenced generations of lawyers and art historians at Stanford and around the world.

Google Exec, Adventurer Tragically Killed In Mt. Everest Avalanche

"His soul and his spirit will live on in so many of us," writes the sister of Dan Fredinburg.

In Memory: 'Father of Birth Control Pill' Dies At 91

In his long career, Stanford professor and world-renowned chemist Carl Djerassi excelled in science and the arts.

In Memory: MVPD Officer And World War II Vet Henry 'Ed' Henderson

Mountain View Police Department's oldest retiree passed away Dec. 29 at age 96.

Obit: One Man, One Dream - A Salute to Dr. Gordy Klatt

The man who started Relay for Life.

Expert in Late Greek Philosophy, Stanford Professor Emeritus Michael Wigodsky Passes Away

Michael Wigodsky dedicated his life to elucidating the writings of early Latin poets and later Greek philosophers and shedding new light on the past.

Pete Seeger Dies at 94

Iconic folk musician Pete Seeger, who loved and lived by the Hudson River, died Jan. 27. He was 94.

Pleasanton Man Died a Hero Trying to Save Suicidal Man

Philip Scholz, 35, will killed by an express train traveling up to 70 mph at the Santa Clara Caltrain station last week.

Obituary: Pete Mesa, Longtime Educator

In his youth, Pete played baseball for the Pacific Coast League. During his long career as an educator at both the high school and college levels, Pete served as Chief Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction for California.

Obituary: Renowned Abstract Artist Frank Lobdell, 92

Area Cemetery Invites Locals to Sign Memorial Book in Honor Of Nelson Mandela

Skylawn in San Mateo joins others in Bay Area sponsoring condolence books for residents to write memories, poems and thoughts about the beloved leader. The tributes will be forwarded to the Mandela family.

Sylvia Browne, the Local Psychic Who was a TV Fixture, Dies

James Satake, a Prominent Mountain View Community Leader, was 89

Satake was born in Mountain View and raised in Palo Alto. He started Satake Nursery as a greenhouse in the 1950's after serving in the U.S. Army in World War II.

Obituary: Bob Keller, a Long-time Boy Scout Pack Leader Dies

The part-time assistant ranger at Boulder Creek Scout Reservation and musician died last week.

Obituary: Gregory Eiji Inamori (1989-2013)

The young man graduated from Mountain View High and Cal Poly.

Mountain View's Cole Hamlin Dies

A New Yorker, Hamlin worked in the Bay Area for more than 40 years.

Obituary: Adelaide Mona 'Heidi' Wiegandt (1925-2013)

Longtime Mountain View resident dies at age 88.

Obituary: Eammon "Doug" Duggan (1919-2013)

A former Mountain View volunteer fireman, coach and Stanford employee died on July 23rd.

Former Google Chef, Facebook's Josef Desimone Died Monday

Mark Zuckerberg announces that Desimone died in motorcycle accident.

Obituary: Jacqueline Wise (1928-2013)

A former Mountain View librarian, Wise enjoyed being outdoors and spending time with her family.

Obituary: Elizabeth Blach (1951-2013)

A memorial service will be held on Friday, July 12 at 1:30 p.m. at Cusimano Family Colonial Mortuary.

Mountain View June Death Notices: Reverend, Avocado Farmer, etc.

See the list of people with ties to Mountain View who passed away recently.

Obituary: Alvin Anthony Hogan (1925-2013)

A veteran of World War II, merchant marine and enjoyed his retirement and the time spent with his large family.

Obituary: Shirley Jean deSwarte (1935-2013)

The graphic artist and dog lover died at the age of 77.

Robert Smithwick Remembered as 'Capital F' Founder

Vision, practicality, and oh, those thoughtful little brown notes, marked a man of uncommon devotion to community in making Foothill and De Anza colleges a reality.

Obituary: Miguel A. Velasco Jr. (1949-2013)

Owner of the now closed El Zarape restaurant died peacefully at home.

Mountain View Death Notices: Mar. 5 to Mar. 27

A World War II airship pilot, a children's theater director and Mountain View teacher for 25 years died these last few weeks.

Obituary: Eileen Mahoney Turner (1942-2013)

She was a hostess with amazing culinary skills and a love of the California coastline.

Obituary: Tyler Paul Collins (1993-2013)

For friends and family his time with them was too short, but they loved and felt blessed to have had him in their lives.

Obituary: Joe McSweeney, St. Francis Alum, Dies at 50

McSweeney, son of Los Altos residents William and Joan McSweeney, participated whole-heartedly in the community he made his home, Danville.