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Kathi Brock
April 22, 2002
Known for its double rainbows, I expect the Teton Valley will now have three.In loving memory of all the wonderful days on the river. Kathi Brock
David Hare
April 17, 2002
My final memories are of a man who was very wise and very loving.
Ginny Hare
April 17, 2002
Thank you for the gift of your inspiration, humor, and support. You're with me each time I retell one of your infamous stories or drink an old-fashioned and raise my glass to you.
Amy Fuller-Gorman
April 17, 2002
I'll never forget you.
Douglas Michael Caddy
April 17, 2002
We shall miss you a lot.
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