Time Summary:
0:28 Interview starts, and interviewees introduce themselves

1:15 Interviewees state length of time they have lived in Santa Cruz

2:26 Patsy Gasca describes experiencing the quake at home

2:54 Tiki Dellamora describes experiencing the quake while on a walk

3:42 Romina Cervantes describes experiencing the quake in a church in Ben Lomond

5:15 Jim Burns describes experiencing the quake from UC Santa Cruz, and his role in campus communications

6:52 Michele Averill describes experiencing the quake from a dentist's surgery in Watsonville

8:03 Michele discusses her life and career changes as a result of the quake

8:40 Rick Martinez describes experiencing the quake from his parents’ house

9:09 Rick's work as a first responder with the Parks Department

10:01 Lyle Crosley describes experiencing the earthquake from home, and helping the neighbors

11:50 Lyle describes camping out in their backyard, and joining the Red Cross after

12:33 Rosielee Crosley describes experiencing the earthquake from Cabrillo College
13:35 Rosielee describes being certain of death, and returning home

14:37 Karen Bonnie describes her experience of the earthquake from home, while cooking dinner

15:23 Carole Evans describes her experience of the quake in the Central Coast Red Cross Building

17:00 Carole driving to Happy Valley school, and leaving kid there overnight

17:28 Carole tells her experience of accommodating George H.W. Bush on his visit, and draws comparisons to Hurricane Hugo

22:48 Jill Hofmann describes experiencing quake, and going to the Civic Center

24:45 Jill describes the changes to her life after the quake, later working with the International Red Cross in Turkey and Armenia

25:54 Linnea Dunn describes experiencing the quake from office building in Santa Clara

26:37 Linnea describes planned potluck dinner that evening at her house

28:00 Rick describes the canteen on Pacific Ave, and joining the Red Cross

29:44 Lyle describes joining Rosielee as a Red Cross member

31:52 Rosielee talks broadly about experiences in the Red Cross

33:15 Tiki's experience on West Cliff, and the impression of a tsunami

33:55 Jill tells an anecdote about working at the Civic Center

35:20 Community beginning to talk about support for homelessness

35:34 Discussion of "tent cities" of businesses

36:11 Lyle discusses community cohesion after a disaster

36:54 Karen describes previous Red Cross experience, and work as a CPR instructor

38:03 Carole introduces Lee Duffus

38:58 Lee introduces himself and describes his experience of the quake from UC Santa Cruz

40:27 Lee describes the beginning of his journey with the Red Cross

41:58 Lee describes going to chapter chairman orientation meeting in San Luis Obispo

42:59 What was known and not known; images of the World Series, and decision-making processes

43:56 Red Cross help from outside, and improvements in operations

44:39 Recognition of extent of the catastrophe, and Lee's anecdote about appearance on national news

46:05 Discussion of media appearances

47:25 Scale of destruction

48:24 Jim describes the scene from vista on campus

49:57 Jim and Rick discuss their understandings of the severity of the destruction, and difficulties in the initial relief effort

53:08 Protests reflecting frustrations with first responders

54:26 Cycles after emergencies; cohesion and helplessness

55:22 Mental health recognition and the necessity for reaks

56:35 Discussion of Project COPE

58:00 Rick reflects on positives for the community

59:12 Lyle reflects on recognition from other national Red Cross chapters, and travel around the US

1:00:17 Recognition of early ad hoc response from Carole and Lee

1:01:06 Effects on community, and Lyle's granddaughter's response

1:02:21 Michele describes people leaving, effects on real estate market, and the safety of housing

1:03:40 Improvement in town-gown relations

1:05:32 Discussion of fundraised money, and later recycling of leftover money

1:09:24 How the quake changed the chapter

1:10:45 Merger of Watsonville and Santa Cruz Red Cross Chapters, and history of Watsonville city council politics

1:12:22 Group discusses preparedness planning

1:20:10 Discussion of technology

1:22:51 Discussion of food stores and lack of food availability

1:24:01 Romina's experience of destruction in San Lorenzo Valley

1:26:42 Speculative considerations of likely impacts of earthquake now

1:27:53 Rosielee describes communicating with the rest of the family

1:28:39 Lyle describes going to Key West after Hurrican Irma, and comparisons of then and now

1:29:26 Phases and psychology of community emergency response

1:31:18 Finishing the rebuild, and Vision Santa Cruz

1:32:32 Watsonville artistic rendering of the event

1:33:43 Group reflect on what it is like to think back to the quake thirty years later