Santa Barbara native Michael "Jug" Jogoleff, 70, passed away January 7, 2017 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Michael was born at the Old Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara on March 24, 1946. His mother Celeste, and Aunt Dorothy moved to his lifelong home in Santa Barbara in 1950. He attended Dolores Catholic elementary and Bishop Diego High school. After high school, Michael's thirst for knowledge was not quenched. Michael also studied with the University of New Mexico, The University of Portland, The Thunderbird School of Global Management, and Santa Barbara City College. He earned both Bachelors and Masters Degrees from these Institutions.
Michael's passion in life was Amateur HAM radio. WA6MBZ "Jug" had his fingerprints on decades of engineering and technical support within the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club.
He also served for a time on the Board of Directors of this great organization. Michael also mentored the youth of Santa Barbara in Ham Radio techniques and history.
Michael was also very involved in his church Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Community. He prepared, and helped serve meals to the needy, and homeless. He also helped with many special events within the Parish.
Michael was a member of many organizations in Santa Barbara. Among them were The Audubon Society, the University Club, the local Astronomy Club, lifetime membership in the NRA, and the Bungalow Association. Michael organized a neighborhood block party with close-knit friends on Panchita Place 14 years ago that continues to this day.
Michael will be greatly missed by boyhood friend and neighbor, his Buddy, Joe. From all the adventures in the hills, looking for a little bit better signal, to the many trips back and forth to the hospital, Joe was always there.
Mrs. J. and Mike's family will be forever grateful to him.
Michael never married and had no siblings. He was preceded in death by his father, Boris Peter Jogoleff; mother, Celeste Reding Jogoleff; Aunt, Dorothy Reding; Grandparents; Aunts; Uncles and a Cousin.
He is survived by Cousins residing in Iowa, Washington and Idaho.
Services were held at Our Lady of Sorrows on January 12, 2017. Michael was laid to rest at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Santa Barbara, California.
Michael was born at the Old Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara on March 24, 1946. His mother Celeste, and Aunt Dorothy moved to his lifelong home in Santa Barbara in 1950. He attended Dolores Catholic elementary and Bishop Diego High school. After high school, Michael's thirst for knowledge was not quenched. Michael also studied with the University of New Mexico, The University of Portland, The Thunderbird School of Global Management, and Santa Barbara City College. He earned both Bachelors and Masters Degrees from these Institutions.
Michael's passion in life was Amateur HAM radio. WA6MBZ "Jug" had his fingerprints on decades of engineering and technical support within the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club.
He also served for a time on the Board of Directors of this great organization. Michael also mentored the youth of Santa Barbara in Ham Radio techniques and history.
Michael was also very involved in his church Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Community. He prepared, and helped serve meals to the needy, and homeless. He also helped with many special events within the Parish.
Michael was a member of many organizations in Santa Barbara. Among them were The Audubon Society, the University Club, the local Astronomy Club, lifetime membership in the NRA, and the Bungalow Association. Michael organized a neighborhood block party with close-knit friends on Panchita Place 14 years ago that continues to this day.
Michael will be greatly missed by boyhood friend and neighbor, his Buddy, Joe. From all the adventures in the hills, looking for a little bit better signal, to the many trips back and forth to the hospital, Joe was always there.
Mrs. J. and Mike's family will be forever grateful to him.
Michael never married and had no siblings. He was preceded in death by his father, Boris Peter Jogoleff; mother, Celeste Reding Jogoleff; Aunt, Dorothy Reding; Grandparents; Aunts; Uncles and a Cousin.
He is survived by Cousins residing in Iowa, Washington and Idaho.
Services were held at Our Lady of Sorrows on January 12, 2017. Michael was laid to rest at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Santa Barbara, California.
Santa Barbara native Michael "Jug" Jogoleff, 70, passed away January 7, 2017 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Michael was born at the Old Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara on March 24, 1946. His mother Celeste, and Aunt Dorothy moved to his lifelong home in Santa Barbara in 1950. He attended Dolores Catholic elementary and Bishop Diego High school. After high school, Michael's thirst for knowledge was not quenched. Michael also studied with the University of New Mexico, The University of Portland, The Thunderbird School of Global Management, and Santa Barbara City College. He earned both Bachelors and Masters Degrees from these Institutions.
Michael's passion in life was Amateur HAM radio. WA6MBZ "Jug" had his fingerprints on decades of engineering and technical support within the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club.
He also served for a time on the Board of Directors of this great organization. Michael also mentored the youth of Santa Barbara in Ham Radio techniques and history.
Michael was also very involved in his church Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Community. He prepared, and helped serve meals to the needy, and homeless. He also helped with many special events within the Parish.
Michael was a member of many organizations in Santa Barbara. Among them were The Audubon Society, the University Club, the local Astronomy Club, lifetime membership in the NRA, and the Bungalow Association. Michael organized a neighborhood block party with close-knit friends on Panchita Place 14 years ago that continues to this day.
Michael will be greatly missed by boyhood friend and neighbor, his Buddy, Joe. From all the adventures in the hills, looking for a little bit better signal, to the many trips back and forth to the hospital, Joe was always there.
Mrs. J. and Mike's family will be forever grateful to him.
Michael never married and had no siblings. He was preceded in death by his father, Boris Peter Jogoleff; mother, Celeste Reding Jogoleff; Aunt, Dorothy Reding; Grandparents; Aunts; Uncles and a Cousin.
He is survived by Cousins residing in Iowa, Washington and Idaho.
Services were held at Our Lady of Sorrows on January 12, 2017. Michael was laid to rest at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Santa Barbara, California.
Michael was born at the Old Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara on March 24, 1946. His mother Celeste, and Aunt Dorothy moved to his lifelong home in Santa Barbara in 1950. He attended Dolores Catholic elementary and Bishop Diego High school. After high school, Michael's thirst for knowledge was not quenched. Michael also studied with the University of New Mexico, The University of Portland, The Thunderbird School of Global Management, and Santa Barbara City College. He earned both Bachelors and Masters Degrees from these Institutions.
Michael's passion in life was Amateur HAM radio. WA6MBZ "Jug" had his fingerprints on decades of engineering and technical support within the Santa Barbara Amateur Radio Club.
He also served for a time on the Board of Directors of this great organization. Michael also mentored the youth of Santa Barbara in Ham Radio techniques and history.
Michael was also very involved in his church Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Community. He prepared, and helped serve meals to the needy, and homeless. He also helped with many special events within the Parish.
Michael was a member of many organizations in Santa Barbara. Among them were The Audubon Society, the University Club, the local Astronomy Club, lifetime membership in the NRA, and the Bungalow Association. Michael organized a neighborhood block party with close-knit friends on Panchita Place 14 years ago that continues to this day.
Michael will be greatly missed by boyhood friend and neighbor, his Buddy, Joe. From all the adventures in the hills, looking for a little bit better signal, to the many trips back and forth to the hospital, Joe was always there.
Mrs. J. and Mike's family will be forever grateful to him.
Michael never married and had no siblings. He was preceded in death by his father, Boris Peter Jogoleff; mother, Celeste Reding Jogoleff; Aunt, Dorothy Reding; Grandparents; Aunts; Uncles and a Cousin.
He is survived by Cousins residing in Iowa, Washington and Idaho.
Services were held at Our Lady of Sorrows on January 12, 2017. Michael was laid to rest at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Santa Barbara, California.
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