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Chris “Craft” Smith, Richard Ball of Loveland, and Wayne “Boatyard” Spaulding of Frisco at the wooden boat show in Frisco.
A big deal guy was here for the Antique and Classic Boat Society Rocky Mountain Classics Chapter wooden boat show at Frisco Bay Marina.
Chris Smith, grandson of the founder of the Chris Craft Boat Co., was here from Michigan. At 82, he showed a couple one-off designs, which he has perfected over the decades.
His daughter and son-in-law, Chris Ann and Bob Braaf, live in Tabernash.
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Out on the recpath the other day were Kim Garrity-Slaughter of Frisco and Fort Collins and her sister, Karen DiRaffael of North Andover, Mass., and Jacksonville, Fla. They were with good friend Lynn Kobelt of Rye, N.Y.
Lynn is a longtime Summit person, who lived here in the ‘70s and early ‘80s, and has been on and off since. She is “transitioning” and will likely end up in Breckenridge.
“Right now, she is staying at our Frisco place while we are away for a few days,” says Ray Slaughter.
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Here are many of the folks we've spotted out and about:
Jay and Joanie Bauer, Frank and Ann Amoroso, Boston's Jim Wolfson, Annie and Travis Holton, Pati and Wil Gentle, Dr. John Warner, Rick Bly, Jan Hanson of Kansas; Barry Hansen, Jerry and Bess Miner, Jeff Nichols and Jennifer Piehl, Gray Pearson and Linda Axlerod, Len and Sandy Rhodes, Gayle Westerberg, Christy Baker and mother Effie Velardo from New Hampshire; Gary and Debbie Martin, Mary and John Kidd, Bonnie Brown; Karen Lampe, Marcia and Joe Newhart, Tim Nickles of Littleton; Sandy Greenhut, Norma Sundin, Bonnie Moinet and friends Theodore Martinez and Stacie Russell from Monte Vista; Dorothy and Jeff Yount, Matt Lit, Janet Carter, Linda Simon, Paula Paul, Talya and Rob Philippe, Barbara Emich, Brenda and Jay Herman, Dick and Maryellen Orwig, Joan Estelle, Peer and Nancy Bjornstad, Mary Ellen and Larry Gilliland, Dixie Agnew, Kris Lee, Heidi Maike, Bonnie Guthrie, Joan and son Eric Fretz of Dillon; Sandi and Bill Bruns, Marshall Helgeson and Ron Holland, Susan Juergensmeier, Linda Wakefield, Rosie Tronnier, Tina White, Ann McCrerey, Dr. Norm and Renee Stoller, Fred and Marlene Lippman, Chuck Carner, Ann Eriksen and Gerry Shaw of Colorado Springs, Patty and Daniel Goto of Westminster; Kathy Hagen and daughters from Breckenridge; Annie Prentiss, Donna Rushing, Kathel Jaquith of Boise; Judi and Rick Amico, BJ McCarthy, Gala and Sam Eppstein, Himelda Davidson, Nicole and Bill Kilpela, Tom Trahey, Don Johnson, Ronda Campbell, Brenda Goto, Kansas City's Betsy Peterson, Mark Helton, Greg Hess, Kurt Morscher, Kevin and Angie McCarthy and friend Lauren Maczula from New York City; Nick and Mary Logan, Harold and Mary Wilson, Deb and Lee Edwards, Steve and Susan Lapinsohn, Kim Abernathy, Dawn and Gary Sonnett, Cindy Beers and Paul; Dave Patterson, Dick Boylan, Cindy and Barry Abramo-witz of the Butterhorn; Nick Payne, Drew Beling, Dr. Paul and Sandy Veralli, and Tom and Vicki Silengo.
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Back visiting was Albert Alvarez, who lived in Frisco in the ‘60s and worked on I-70 from Silverthorne to Frisco clearing old growth for the new interstate. He's married to Sally, who is Bill Moody's sister.
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Susie and Bobby Magrino and son Sonny were in Tupper Lake, N.Y., visiting Bobby's brother Scott after staying with former Summit residents David and Amy Hill at their cottage on Lake Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
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Congrats to three: Dr. JB Bachman and daughter Stephanie, who celebrated birthdays recently, 57 and 21, respectively.
And Dillon Marina Capt. Dan Dacey, who just turned 65.
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At the recent Mark Beling Dillon art show, we talked with woodcarver Alan Lambert of Rifle, where's he's the mayor pro-tem. Alan was a journalist in Park and Grand counties.
••••
Miles F. Porter IV, AKA “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, has been a resident of Summit County since 1982. He and wife Mary E. Staby owned newspapers in Summit County for nearly 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com
Chris Smith, grandson of the founder of the Chris Craft Boat Co., was here from Michigan. At 82, he showed a couple one-off designs, which he has perfected over the decades.
His daughter and son-in-law, Chris Ann and Bob Braaf, live in Tabernash.
***
Out on the recpath the other day were Kim Garrity-Slaughter of Frisco and Fort Collins and her sister, Karen DiRaffael of North Andover, Mass., and Jacksonville, Fla. They were with good friend Lynn Kobelt of Rye, N.Y.
Lynn is a longtime Summit person, who lived here in the ‘70s and early ‘80s, and has been on and off since. She is “transitioning” and will likely end up in Breckenridge.
“Right now, she is staying at our Frisco place while we are away for a few days,” says Ray Slaughter.
***
Here are many of the folks we've spotted out and about:
Jay and Joanie Bauer, Frank and Ann Amoroso, Boston's Jim Wolfson, Annie and Travis Holton, Pati and Wil Gentle, Dr. John Warner, Rick Bly, Jan Hanson of Kansas; Barry Hansen, Jerry and Bess Miner, Jeff Nichols and Jennifer Piehl, Gray Pearson and Linda Axlerod, Len and Sandy Rhodes, Gayle Westerberg, Christy Baker and mother Effie Velardo from New Hampshire; Gary and Debbie Martin, Mary and John Kidd, Bonnie Brown; Karen Lampe, Marcia and Joe Newhart, Tim Nickles of Littleton; Sandy Greenhut, Norma Sundin, Bonnie Moinet and friends Theodore Martinez and Stacie Russell from Monte Vista; Dorothy and Jeff Yount, Matt Lit, Janet Carter, Linda Simon, Paula Paul, Talya and Rob Philippe, Barbara Emich, Brenda and Jay Herman, Dick and Maryellen Orwig, Joan Estelle, Peer and Nancy Bjornstad, Mary Ellen and Larry Gilliland, Dixie Agnew, Kris Lee, Heidi Maike, Bonnie Guthrie, Joan and son Eric Fretz of Dillon; Sandi and Bill Bruns, Marshall Helgeson and Ron Holland, Susan Juergensmeier, Linda Wakefield, Rosie Tronnier, Tina White, Ann McCrerey, Dr. Norm and Renee Stoller, Fred and Marlene Lippman, Chuck Carner, Ann Eriksen and Gerry Shaw of Colorado Springs, Patty and Daniel Goto of Westminster; Kathy Hagen and daughters from Breckenridge; Annie Prentiss, Donna Rushing, Kathel Jaquith of Boise; Judi and Rick Amico, BJ McCarthy, Gala and Sam Eppstein, Himelda Davidson, Nicole and Bill Kilpela, Tom Trahey, Don Johnson, Ronda Campbell, Brenda Goto, Kansas City's Betsy Peterson, Mark Helton, Greg Hess, Kurt Morscher, Kevin and Angie McCarthy and friend Lauren Maczula from New York City; Nick and Mary Logan, Harold and Mary Wilson, Deb and Lee Edwards, Steve and Susan Lapinsohn, Kim Abernathy, Dawn and Gary Sonnett, Cindy Beers and Paul; Dave Patterson, Dick Boylan, Cindy and Barry Abramo-witz of the Butterhorn; Nick Payne, Drew Beling, Dr. Paul and Sandy Veralli, and Tom and Vicki Silengo.
****
Back visiting was Albert Alvarez, who lived in Frisco in the ‘60s and worked on I-70 from Silverthorne to Frisco clearing old growth for the new interstate. He's married to Sally, who is Bill Moody's sister.
***
Susie and Bobby Magrino and son Sonny were in Tupper Lake, N.Y., visiting Bobby's brother Scott after staying with former Summit residents David and Amy Hill at their cottage on Lake Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
***
Congrats to three: Dr. JB Bachman and daughter Stephanie, who celebrated birthdays recently, 57 and 21, respectively.
And Dillon Marina Capt. Dan Dacey, who just turned 65.
****
At the recent Mark Beling Dillon art show, we talked with woodcarver Alan Lambert of Rifle, where's he's the mayor pro-tem. Alan was a journalist in Park and Grand counties.
••••
Miles F. Porter IV, AKA “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, has been a resident of Summit County since 1982. He and wife Mary E. Staby owned newspapers in Summit County for nearly 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com
