Where
are people now?
My idea for this page is that the list of names and information here
will help all of us to recall folks that
we knew on crew and to possibly reconnect with some of these folks. Send me more names and contact info.
A "yes" in the "phone/email" column indicates that I have contact info
for the person and will be happy
to share that with you. To help prevent spam, I have not posted email addresses.
| Name |
Phone/
email |
Present Location / Info |
| Mike Dawson |
yes |
http://www.pcta.org/about_pcta/staff.asp
Trail Operations Director
Pacific Crest Trail
Association
Vashon, WA |
| Bob Fries |
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| Greg Western |
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http://www.crossvermont.org/contact_us.php
Trail Programs Coordinator
Cross Vermont Trail Association
Montpelier, VT |
| Jenny Golding |
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| Janet Gibbons |
yes |
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| Andrew Moores |
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| Keith Smith |
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| Rob Spaulding |
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| Jim Bartos |
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| Max Guggenhemer |
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| Beth Beary |
yes |
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| Becca Overacre |
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| Cynthia Crotwell |
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| Dana Berthold |
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Ph.D. Spring 2005, University of Oregon. |
| Davy Ray |
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| Josh Adams |
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| Charlotte Crittenden |
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| Zeb VanHoussan |
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| Rich Atwood |
yes |
From Rich (15 Mar 2007): "Since moving on after the '91 Konnarock season, I changed career paths.
I got married in '92, have 3 kids, and I am a career firefighter/paramedic. Interesting
note- in June 2004, I became a published author. My book "Roan Odyssey" is available
on Amazon.com or through the publisher's website PublishAmerica.com. The book is
fiction, but works in some real life experiences and of course my time with the Trail
was a big influence.
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| Fred Lashley |
yes |
See the web site for Fred's company, The
Unturned Stone for some great photos of stone work. The info below was stolen from the
web site: Fredrica (Fred) Lashley started setting stone in 1988, while working as a
volunteer on trail crews on the Appalachian Trail. In ‘93 and ‘94 she led
volunteer crews building and restoring trails, doing stonework and constructing bridges
and shelters. While doing trail work, Fred met Charles McRaven, noted mason, author and
restorations scholar who hired her to build a stone patio at his house. Realizing that
stone work was her calling, Fred returned to North Carolina and started the Unturned
Stone.
The Unturned Stone started tiny. Fred worked on her own in the Asheville area, washing
dishes parttime to make ends meet. She had two hammers, three chisels and a ramshackle
Nissan Stanza. Now The Unturned Stone employs fifteen skilled craftspeople working on
projects all over North Carolina and beyond. Tools overflow the various sheds and
there’s a fleet of trucks and small equipment.
The Unturned Stone is one of the few companies in the country that specializes in
hand-built back country trails. We have done trail projects throughout North Carolina as
well as working on projects in West Virginia, New York and Tennessee. We are known
throughout the Asheville area for the creativity and quality of our stonework. Asheville
mason and author David Reed has featured photographs of Unturned Stone projects in both of
his books, The Art and Craft of Stonescaping and The Art of Craft of
Stonework, published by Lark Books. Our web portfolio and blog are popular
destinations for masons and homeowners seeking information and inspiration. |
| Bob Brown |
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| Dean Sims |
yes |
Florida. Dean will complete 24 years as a Konnarock volunteer in 2007. We
can all hope to still be doing this when we are Dean's age.
Dean will be there during base camp cleanup week 2007. |
| Ed Clayton |
yes |
Cary, NC
I will volunteer week #1 of 2007. |
Ross Sherman
"Mississippi" |
yes |
Wiggins, MS. |
| Cab Booth |
yes |
Bristol, VA. Cab volunteered the first year of Konnrock and for many years
held the record for the longest run as a volunteer. |
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