IN PHOTOS: Victims Of The Southern California Dive Boat Fire

15 of the 34 victims of the dive boat fire.

Five members of a Stockton family are believed to have died in the dive boat fire.

Michael Quitasol, his wife Fernisa Sison, and his three daughters Evan, Nicole and Angela were on the boat, family members say.

Evan Quitasol

Nicole Quitasol

Angela Quitasol

Kristy Finstad was a marine biologist who grew up swimming off the state's Channel Islands. She was also the owner of a Santa Cruz-based diving company, and was on board the Conception, her brother said. (Photo credit: Ralph A. Clevenger/World Diving Adventures/via CNN)

Kendra Chan was a biologist who lived in Ventura. Her father, Raymond Scott Chan, was also on the boat. (Undated photo via CBSSF)

Raymond Scott Chan was an AP physics teacher at American High School in Fremont. (Undated photo via CBSSF)

Alexandra Kurtz was also identified by family as a person who was on the dive boat. (Undated photo via CBSLA)

A memorial for Alexandra Kurtz was set up near the dock.

Patricia Beitzinger and Neal Baltz were a couple who have been identified by friends as being on the boat. (Undated photo via CBSLA)

Charles McIlvain, a diving enthusiast from Santa Monica identified as being on the Conception. (Undated photo via CBSLA)

Marybeth Guiney. another diving enthusiast from Santa Monica identified as being on the boat. (Undated photo via CBSLA)

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Lisa Fiedler was a 52-year old hairstylist who worked out of Mill Valley’s Dagas Salon, but her true passion was shared between her stunning nature photography and her love of scuba diving. (Undated photo via CBSSF)

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Andrew Fritz. (photo credit: Azulox Visual)

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Adrian Dahood-Fritz (photo credit: Andrew Fritz)