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Nearly 75 persons attended a party at Charlie Eazor's Blue Spruce Inn to honor Littleton-Frisco lawyer Jim and Connie Bull on Sept. 12, highlighting their 40th wedding anniversary. And Doo Wop Denny had ‘em dancing. Congrats.
Attending were daughters Victoria, Katie, and Diana of Denver; sister Claudia Micholle, brother-in-law John Micholle of Elbert; niece Melissa Phillips and daughters Allison and Lindsay Phillips of Littleton.
Extended family: Lindsay Bradford and Scott Mladnich, Dr. Emily Schneider, Brett Davies, The Boyds — Wendy, Chuck, Sara and Randi; Judye Schneider, Aubre Schneider, and Sandy and Doug Davies.
Friends from the Denver area: Tom and Donna Johnson, Brynda and Dr. Marshall Turner, Rick and Nina Robinson, Steven Kreisman and Jane Billings, Don and Nada Graves, Tryn Hendricks, Scott Decker, Betty Stranahan, Joe and Jean Hodges, also of Dillon; Bob Fillingham and Jan DiFrancia, Jim and Isabel Benjamin, and Sarah Winfrey.
Friscoites: Ronda and Pete Campbell, Bill Tordoff, Steve and Sandee Smith, Rob Philippe and Val Weber, Miles and Mary, Lyn and Dave Philips, Jane and Don Peterson, Jim Schuetz (now Vail), Andy Schuetz (now Denver) and Jim's parents from Kansas City, Jerry and Maxine Schuetz; John Bawek , John and Ivette Fitzpatrick, Wendy and John Paulus, Bob and Jane Schultz, and Ryan Burke.
Others from other places: Michael Teschner of Punta Del Este, Uruguay; and Jimmie from Aspen; Derek and Nancy Bailey of Avon; Gary and Jackie Sandblom from Boulder.
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And in sports news, former Lake Dillon Fire spokesman Brandon Williams completed his first Ironman Triathlon, in Louisville, Ky., on Aug. 30, finishing the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile road-bike ride and 26.2-mile marathon run in a very impressive 11 hours, 22 minutes.
The former Keystone resident, his wife and young daughter now live in the Metro Denver area, where Brandon works for the state Division of Emergency Management.
Meanwhile, his replacement, Lake Dillon Fire-Rescue PR guy Steve Lipsher, is trying to keep up the standard set by Williams, completing his third Leadville 100-mile mountain-bike race on Aug. 15 in 9 hours, 41 minutes.
Steve says he chased winner Lance Armstrong all day, but didn't quite catch him.
Meanwhile, Summit Cove Elementary and Summit Middle School students and brothers Andrew and Tyler Shaw recently competed in the Labor Day Weekend.
Andrew finished first overall in the 8-10 age group, and Tyler, after a bike crash requiring stitches, took third in the men's 11-14 age group.
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Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church in Dillon hit a milestone with its 35th anniversary, marking the event at the Arapahoe Basin Lodge with charter members Sue Peterson, Nancy and Peer Bjornstad and daughter Lisa, and Maryann and Pastor Richard Bansemer from Virginia; current Pastor Joe Holub and wife Marcia; and former pastors Rich Mayfield and Sue, and Kari Reiquam and family Bryan Austill and Annelise.
Coordinating the celebration was Jan Shackelford.
Others attending included Dorothy and Herb Benson of Washington D.C.; Deb and Paul Hage, Katie Romanoski, Jim Wiberg, Pat and Rick Bly, Sandy and Bill Reetz, Peggy and Keith Hiller, Len and Sandy Rhodes, Susan and Gil Smith, Suzanne and Vince Lanuza, Bill Kyrioglou, J. Kent and Mary Nan McHose, Mike Madsen, Joanie Theime-Weinberg, Bonnie and Joe Wakeman, Mary and John Kidd, Bonnie Brown, Diane Wegner, Linda Lichtendahl and Tom Festa, Anne Waldrop, Barbara and Glenn Johnson, Jean McArthur, Lorraine and Jim Hudson, Julie Wright, Mabel and Rev. Henry Kircher, Bonnie Guthrie, Susan Juergensmeier, Karen and Bill Musolf, Bethany and Joe Lambrecht, Joe Fassel, Cindy Massaro, Dee and Bill Simon, Pat Foote, Cindy Bargell, Joe and Rosemary Grove, Christy Reinking, Sandy Olsen, Allistar Stone, Linda and Steve Wakefield, Susie and Bob Lee, Dick and Ellen Rozehnal, Chuck and Myra Kincaide, Elmer and Doris Koneman, and John Spierling.
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If you want to wish local doubles tennis star Julie Biller bye-bye, get yourself to the Backcountry Brewery on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 5:30 p.m.
After 20 years, she's headed back home to Virginia.
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Miles F. Porter IV, nicknamed “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, is an Army veteran, former Climax miner, graduate of Adams State College, and a resident of Summit County since 1982. He and wife Mary E. Staby owned newspapers in Summit County for 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com.
Attending were daughters Victoria, Katie, and Diana of Denver; sister Claudia Micholle, brother-in-law John Micholle of Elbert; niece Melissa Phillips and daughters Allison and Lindsay Phillips of Littleton.
Extended family: Lindsay Bradford and Scott Mladnich, Dr. Emily Schneider, Brett Davies, The Boyds — Wendy, Chuck, Sara and Randi; Judye Schneider, Aubre Schneider, and Sandy and Doug Davies.
Friends from the Denver area: Tom and Donna Johnson, Brynda and Dr. Marshall Turner, Rick and Nina Robinson, Steven Kreisman and Jane Billings, Don and Nada Graves, Tryn Hendricks, Scott Decker, Betty Stranahan, Joe and Jean Hodges, also of Dillon; Bob Fillingham and Jan DiFrancia, Jim and Isabel Benjamin, and Sarah Winfrey.
Friscoites: Ronda and Pete Campbell, Bill Tordoff, Steve and Sandee Smith, Rob Philippe and Val Weber, Miles and Mary, Lyn and Dave Philips, Jane and Don Peterson, Jim Schuetz (now Vail), Andy Schuetz (now Denver) and Jim's parents from Kansas City, Jerry and Maxine Schuetz; John Bawek , John and Ivette Fitzpatrick, Wendy and John Paulus, Bob and Jane Schultz, and Ryan Burke.
Others from other places: Michael Teschner of Punta Del Este, Uruguay; and Jimmie from Aspen; Derek and Nancy Bailey of Avon; Gary and Jackie Sandblom from Boulder.
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And in sports news, former Lake Dillon Fire spokesman Brandon Williams completed his first Ironman Triathlon, in Louisville, Ky., on Aug. 30, finishing the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile road-bike ride and 26.2-mile marathon run in a very impressive 11 hours, 22 minutes.
The former Keystone resident, his wife and young daughter now live in the Metro Denver area, where Brandon works for the state Division of Emergency Management.
Meanwhile, his replacement, Lake Dillon Fire-Rescue PR guy Steve Lipsher, is trying to keep up the standard set by Williams, completing his third Leadville 100-mile mountain-bike race on Aug. 15 in 9 hours, 41 minutes.
Steve says he chased winner Lance Armstrong all day, but didn't quite catch him.
Meanwhile, Summit Cove Elementary and Summit Middle School students and brothers Andrew and Tyler Shaw recently competed in the Labor Day Weekend.
Andrew finished first overall in the 8-10 age group, and Tyler, after a bike crash requiring stitches, took third in the men's 11-14 age group.
***
Lord of the Mountains Lutheran Church in Dillon hit a milestone with its 35th anniversary, marking the event at the Arapahoe Basin Lodge with charter members Sue Peterson, Nancy and Peer Bjornstad and daughter Lisa, and Maryann and Pastor Richard Bansemer from Virginia; current Pastor Joe Holub and wife Marcia; and former pastors Rich Mayfield and Sue, and Kari Reiquam and family Bryan Austill and Annelise.
Coordinating the celebration was Jan Shackelford.
Others attending included Dorothy and Herb Benson of Washington D.C.; Deb and Paul Hage, Katie Romanoski, Jim Wiberg, Pat and Rick Bly, Sandy and Bill Reetz, Peggy and Keith Hiller, Len and Sandy Rhodes, Susan and Gil Smith, Suzanne and Vince Lanuza, Bill Kyrioglou, J. Kent and Mary Nan McHose, Mike Madsen, Joanie Theime-Weinberg, Bonnie and Joe Wakeman, Mary and John Kidd, Bonnie Brown, Diane Wegner, Linda Lichtendahl and Tom Festa, Anne Waldrop, Barbara and Glenn Johnson, Jean McArthur, Lorraine and Jim Hudson, Julie Wright, Mabel and Rev. Henry Kircher, Bonnie Guthrie, Susan Juergensmeier, Karen and Bill Musolf, Bethany and Joe Lambrecht, Joe Fassel, Cindy Massaro, Dee and Bill Simon, Pat Foote, Cindy Bargell, Joe and Rosemary Grove, Christy Reinking, Sandy Olsen, Allistar Stone, Linda and Steve Wakefield, Susie and Bob Lee, Dick and Ellen Rozehnal, Chuck and Myra Kincaide, Elmer and Doris Koneman, and John Spierling.
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If you want to wish local doubles tennis star Julie Biller bye-bye, get yourself to the Backcountry Brewery on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 5:30 p.m.
After 20 years, she's headed back home to Virginia.
••••
Miles F. Porter IV, nicknamed “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, is an Army veteran, former Climax miner, graduate of Adams State College, and a resident of Summit County since 1982. He and wife Mary E. Staby owned newspapers in Summit County for 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com.
