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February 25 · 1934 – December 29 · 2020

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Daughter Lisa Grandson Bobby Jim & Gloria Daughter Cindy Grandson Bradley  Mother Laverne Father Kenneth

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Jim’s Parents with Gloria and her Son Rick

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Jim and Gloria, Gloria’s Son Rick, Jim’s mother Laverne,        Sister-in-law Anne and Jim’s Brother Richard

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Bowling Buddies – Early years in Illinois

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Jim and Gloria’s Wedding:  15 October 1980

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Exploring North America’s National Parks in the 1990’s

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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
BACKCOUNTRY USE PERMIT
PLEASE DISPLAY PERMIT oå:THE OUTSIDE OF YOUR PACK WHILE
THE OU OF TENT WHILE CAMPING IT IS THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL TRIP PARTICIPANTS TO KNOW AND OBEY ALL
REGULATIONS It-CLUDING.
A BACKCOUNTRY USE PERMIT an bacxcour,ty
Md 'Tust n Pemüs are valid only for me dates.
carnpgruxs. nurrber ot carrvers must follow your
pernt .
& carK. are) me backwun ry
CAMP onw- Eun site S a rruxinurn of (4)
Tonts p-læ.»d rehabiitated areas acc»lerabs
root exposure and eroson ru»tcut place
Yeos. dEhes arcV1d you tent Or natural
out REFUSE. nd burying
ARES pertntted cutwouncS . use and
only , gnd and he fire yate
your Ere is out
FOOD rust prepared and cmsurmd in the bod preparaton
•ea It wwafe and In your acWity
a your
An FOOD, reh_N nukt
bod hæong at a" ex'.t cluing and eatng.
ZONOTWASH &-ties. cya»oking in lakes cy stearm Retrove
wæte at R. wa&.
THE PIT TOILET at eEh carrvgourd IJrhOn arouxi catvs&s
b When are not
hurr• was& a 6" hok• at least tt tran
<stay on SHORTCUTTING SWITCHBACKS IS ILLEGAL
am] Éshrtve_ areas and blocked -social ais.
—STOCK USEis reüÉbd b trads and carrvgrourxn. Grazing
be Sbdrrustbe hith mty.
Reter to PRIVATE STOCK USE harout
not rewire a Refer b me FISHING REGULATIONS
hts Otw
PROHIBITED.
MERCtAL USE in the backcountry Is prohibited, unless aumorized by a
perrNt commercial license.
BELOW SIGNIFIES THAT AGREE THAT
ABIDE BY THESE AND REGULATIONS AND
MAY A CITATm ANDOR REVOCATION OF THIS
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ABOUT BEARS
Like all animals in Our National Parks, are wild
animals. of their status, many
have lost their fear of man. While this may make
them tame. they are still very
dangerous.
Bears which show signs of troublesome
are and to rernote areas Of the park.
Problem must often from the park
Or. in ome casß. In order that visitors may
cM1tinue to enjoy the sight of and
avoid injury, bllOw theæ
and su—tions:
Keep a clean camp and do not use
In auto cÜTWounds must in a
vehicle, in or on
or cablw stored in vehicles should be in the
trunk or in a vehicle with all windows
All left unprotected will confiscated
by Park Ranwrs. of au and
trash in the trash containers
Backcountry must their supplies
on or cablæ in each
Please other carrws and
not bury scragE or containers. Pack out all
garbage and litter. Back:ountry carrWs rnuS
a backcountry use permit starting their trip
REPORT ANY BEAR DAMAGE OR PERSONA
INJURIES TO A PARK RANGER IMMEDIATEL'i
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIO
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
GOVERNMENT mNT-r€G

Denali
NA r ONAL PARK
NATIONAL PARK
US
Bear Encounters
Traveling in Bear Country
When you venture inlo boar country. you must •m I ung to these creatures o n
terms. You have chosen to risk the ot encountehrg gnu* baae
Although there are no guarantees of safety. by perceptive ard
minirrize the involved in a dangerws Confrontation Mth a boar For your
to keep
by the folk'wing
• Stay Alert - Avoid bears
Bears anywhere. near populated areas or around Look
tC•aprintS Stay
to hike in open areas. either river Channels or in the
tuMra. Ttis habtat affords you the to a bear belore il sees you.
Be aware of wind direction bears rely heavily on their sense ot smeW Stay
upwind of thickets so the bear has a chance to smell and hear Never approach
—asses.a_detensive beat
in berry H ;nssible. detour around areas with high conæntrations of Nrnes. When you
observe a Nar, tor Ott*rs: females Ohen have abs with them. Female grizzlies
defend their cubs : there'ore. never get between a female ard her QJbs_ pregÄted to aner your
if you a Never a or attempt to pressure it to roove out ot your way.
Always give the right of way.
• Make Noise
When vis.bhty Emited. such as in forested or brushy areas, may tw difficult to sn. A t.ar
may also to a hurnan presence, a vahew 0'
well) to Of your presence. When given the Opportunity, a bear will Often
move out Ot the way. iS a Nar may perceive as
a prey does not travel well on windy days or near running water,
tt•æ by your Of you m*e.
• Canping and Handling
store food at least I yards meters)
in all directions

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Getting up close and personal with Nature

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Working Years - Technical Advisor  - (Atlanta Ga)

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Daughter Michelle, Gloria, Jim and Grandson Brandon on a Family Outing

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Jim with Apache, the Golden rescue from the states, Tinker Bell, the little black rescue in  Arenal  and  Neblina , Akita/Siberian rescue from the streets of  Arenal .

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Jim’s last visit with Daughter Michelle and Son-in-law Gerry

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#16   Kleptohenry 	         	 Nuevo  Arenal

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Pura Vida came in so many forms for Jim…

…and Leila sure loved eating Hibiscus flowers that Jim picked for her.

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If only we could have had just one more cup of coffee on the veranda…

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I felt an angel near today, though one I could not see I felt an angel oh so close, sent to comfort me I felt an angel’s kiss, soft upon my cheek And oh, without a single word of caring did it speak I felt an angel’s loving touch, soft upon my heart And with that touch, I felt the pain and hurt within depart I felt an angel’s tepid tears, fall softly next to mine And knew that as those tears did dry a new day would be mine I felt an angel’s silken wings enfold me with pure love And felt a strength within me grow, a strength sent from above I felt an angel oh so close, though one I could not see I felt an angel near today, sent to comfort me.

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