In Their Honor

David was a 17-year-old high school student at Vallejo Senior High School, known for his warm personality and love of music. He was the oldest son of Thomas and Jean Faraday. He was a Boy Scout, an Eagle Scout, a wrestler, and a dedicated student, especially in school government. Davids and Betty Lou's memory will forever be in our hearts. He was a Libra, hardworking and balanced.

Betty Lou was a 16-year-old sophomore at Vallejo Senior High School — bright, cheerful, and deeply loved by her family. She was known for her warm smile and her enthusiasm for life. In school she was an honor student and had a love for art. This night was her first date and she was so excited to be with David no matter where they went. She and David deserved so much more time. She was a Cancer, which tells us she was kind and loving, and creative in her art.

Darlene was a 22-year-old wife and mother, known for her outgoing personality and her gift for making everyone around her feel welcome. She worked as a waitress at Terry's Restaurant in Vallejo, where she was beloved by regulars. She left behind a young daughter. She was a Pisces, so like the water, she moved people with her presence.

Michael was 19 years old when he survived the Blue Rock Springs attack on July 4, 1969, that killed Darlene Ferrin. He was shot multiple times but survived, and later became a key witness in the Zodiac investigation. He carried the weight of that night for the rest of his life. He is a Scorpio, this is shown in his life has he disappeared from public eye but he always talks about his love for Darlene.

Cecelia was a 22-year-old college student at Pacific Union College, described by friends and family as deeply compassionate, intellectually curious, and devoted to her faith. She survived the initial attack at Lake Berryessa on September 27, 1969, but died two days later from her injuries. She was a Capricorn, and based on what we know she was a fighter and goal driven with her education and passion for music.

Bryan was a 20-year-old pre-law student at Pacific Union College who survived the Lake Berryessa attack on September 27, 1969, that killed Cecelia Shepard. He was stabbed multiple times but survived, and went on to become an attorney. He has spoken publicly about the attack throughout his life. As a cancer, it explains his compassion and his ability to take what happened to him and turn into something meaningful like his career defending others in law.

Paul was a 29-year-old cab driver and graduate student at San Francisco State University, working nights to fund his education. He was studious, ambitious, and deeply committed to his academic goals. He was killed in the Presidio Heights neighborhood of San Francisco on October 11, 1969. He was a Scorpio, filled with depth and passion for English.

Richard Charles Mallory was a Florida electronics-store owner whose life and work were connected to the Clearwater community. He was the first victim associated with the Aileen Wuornos investigation. His memorial focuses on his identity as a local businessman, family member, and member of his community.

David Andrew Spears was a construction worker from Florida. He was remembered by those who knew him as a working man with personal relationships, responsibilities, and a life beyond the case that later brought his name into public attention.

Charles Edmund Carskaddon was a Florida construction worker whose life was cut short in 1990. His memorial recognizes him as an individual with a personal history, work, relationships, and community ties.

Peter Abraham Siems was a retired merchant marine who disappeared in Florida in 1990. Unlike the other men associated with the investigation, his remains were never recovered. His life is remembered with care and dignity, while acknowledging that many details about his personal history remain difficult to verify.

Troy Eugene Burress was a Florida truck driver. His work connected him to the roads and communities of the state. His life should not be reduced to the circumstances of his death.

Charles Richard "Dick" Humphreys was a retired police officer and former law-enforcement officer in Florida. His memorial acknowledges his years of public service while also presenting him as a person with family, friendships, and a life outside his professional identity.

Walter Antonio was identified as one of the men associated with the Aileen Wuornos investigation. Additional biographical information is being researched. Details will not be published unless supported by reliable documentation.