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: Pamela Lifton-Zoline; Pamela Zoline (or Pamela Lifton-Zoline; born 1941) is an American writer and painter, born in Chicago, living in Telluride, Colorado. Zoline lived in the United Kingdom, especially London, for the first two decades of her life. She later moved to the United States, where in 1984 she co-founded the Telluride Institute with her husband John Lifton and others. --Information taken12/11/20 from Pamela's Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamela_Zoline#cite_note-1

: Pamela Walck; Cattlemen's Days Queen 1999. Enjoys team roping and barrel racing, having lived in Gunnison for 18 years (source: Cattlemen's Days Brochure 1999).

: Paolo "Paul" Celeste Nardin; Paolo (Paul) Celeste Nardin was born January 29, 1873 in the town of Faver, which was part of the Austrain Tyrol. His parents were Bortolo and Lucia Nicolodi Nardin. He was the oldest of five children, including Lucia, Giovanni, Luigi, and Tereso. Paul immigrated to the US in 1898 and went to Ouray Colorado to work in a mine. He then went to work in the Smuggler mine, in Telluride, Colorado. After the mine fire, he bought the San Juan Saloon and Hotel in Telluride. This is when he met his wife, Dominica Dalpaz. Paul and Dominica had three children together; Emma, William, and Esther. In 1924, Paul and Dominica sold the San Juan Hotel. Paul pursued mining claims, and became the owner of the Nellie Mine. He was forced to sell the mine in 1942, by the government, so he became a janitor at the Elks Club. He and Dominica moved to Grand Junction in 1957, to be closer to Emma Oberto (their daughter). Paul died at the age of 85 on February 6, 1958.

: Pard Morrison; Pard Morrison has described his work, which he terms “hybrids,” as “an exploration of a hypothetical conversation between Donald Judd and Agnes Martin.” Morrison characterizes his work as “Human Minimalism.” He believes the “fusion of surface and medium is an applicable metaphor for the human condition.” Source: Arthur Roger Gallery

: Park McDonough; Cattlemen's Days 1982 Parade Marshall, raised on family ranch on Los Pinos Creek. Married Goldie McDonough (née Hall) April 26, 1927. Together had three children, Bill McDonough, Marie Sammons, and Irene Irby, as well as nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren (From Cattlmen's Days 1982 Souvenir Program)

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