Children of Santa Barbara

Evan and Bryce Woolley

Channing Creighton Capwell III (Chip)

(8 April 1988 - 13 February 1989)

Tori was constantly trying to prove that she was capable of raising her son (she was still with him here in Spring, 1988). It wasn't until Chip needed a blood transfusion that it was discovered that Cruz was his father, as the result of a one night stand, when Cruz was drugged and believed he was making love with Eden. {photos here courtesy Vera, 4/8/88}

Tori had a babysitter taking care of Chip most of the time. Babysitter Wilma later kidnapped Chip because she thought that Tori abused him. Tori never hurt Chip, but while on a drug binge, she lost him. He ended up in a closet, where Eden and Cruz found him. He never lived with Tori again. {photos courtesy Vera, 4/8/88 episode}

Cruz suddenly became a father to Chip. He brought Chip home and Eden immediately became his mother. {photos courtesy Vera, pic on left--6/7/88, pic on right--11/22/88}

Eden wasn't sure she was ready to be Chip's mom. They eventually bonded one day when she played with him. He was smiling so much and was so happy that she started taking his picture. She took one after another as the song, "Little One" played. {photos courtesy Vera}

Chip gained many additional family members when he came to live with Cruz and Eden. He was often taken care of by Cruz's mother, Carmen. {photos courtesy Vera, pic on left--8/16/88, pic on right--10/18/88}

Bryce and Evan {born 17 Apr 1987 in Los Angeles County} are now teenagers. In their spare time, they are involved in robotic competitions, even creating their school's robot club. In October 2002, they were part of "Operation Junkyard," a souped-up science competition and new television program (Saturdays from 9 to 9:30 a.m. PST on NBC) that shows off the considerable talents of tinkering teens. This is a photo of the Chaparral High School's FIRST Team #1079. They were the 2003 Rookie All Star Award Winners at the Southern California Regional FIRST Competition in early April 2003. The challenge was for each team to build a robot that could collect and stack plastic storage totes on its side of a playing field, separated by a ramp and raised platform. Debbie Woolley serves as one of the club's sponsors. To the left, pictured in front row, left to right: Evan Woolley, Jack Gordon, Matt Marciano. back row, L to R: Bryce Woolley, Josh Larson, Sabel Moffett (Evan and Bryce's cousin), Kendall Molino, Justin Lyons and Bryant Nelson. On the right, Bryce is above Evan. {photo on left courtesy http://www.tvusd.k12.ca.us/Superintendent/Press_Releases/LAarticle.pdf , photos on right courtesy discovery.com}