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Noreen Crews
February 26, 2009
Bob: Thanks for all the good times and great memories of the singular, like-minded community we all once called "home". Your zest will always be a source of great inspiration. Noreen
Susan Deer Cloud
February 18, 2009
Hey, Bob ..... As we say, "The path to Spirit World is bordered with strawberries." Hope you ate some sweet strawberries and June sunshine on the way to the "Happy Hunting Grounds," as you liked to call the next world ...... oh, I love the hat. Positively jaunty. Susan
Michael Castle
February 17, 2009
. . . a huge loss to everyone that had the chance to know him. He will be missed.
Michael Castle from Talkeetna now living in the Philippines.
Karen L. Lew
February 17, 2009
When I was writing about the arts in Alaska, I met Bob Durr. Later I had the pleasure of working with him when he designed some artwork for a project at ADF&G. Bob was a fascinating person, and I'm glad I knew him, even for a short while.
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