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Mountain Mailbag

Edited by Ryan Graff

Take may not be the word, but Ambra Scarlett certainly has done well since heading to Australia in 2002. She recently received a master of education in educational computing and a second in educational leadership and management. Ambra, a 1997 graduate of GSHS and daughter of John and Donna Scarlett of New Castle, plans to stay in Australia for a few more years.

Donna Accardi would love to send a big thank-you to Becky of the Starbucks Ranch and Janet, owner of O.S.M Delivery, for welcoming everyone to come visit their new red caboose.

“It was so nice of them to let anyone and everyone come see the inside and hear all the wonderful and gnarly stories of how it got moved from the Aspen Glen area to up Cattle Creek Road,” said Accardi. “It was such a nice treat on my dad’s 70th birthday; he’s a huge train buff.”



Junior Achievement would love to thank the following community members who taught 61 Junior Achievement classes throughout the Roaring Fork Valley for the 2003/2004 school year. Thank you to:

Tarn Udall, Katie Bannon, Max Green, Stephanie Gustine, Dan Ives, Claire Green, Malcolm Smith;



Clayton Collier, Richard Fuller, Brad Ziegel, Ann Weaver, Bob Fullerton, Amy Rovig, Rock Leonard, Amy Clark, Barb Wilson, Jon Banks, Bob Noone;

Chet Garling, Frank Martin, Doug Stewart, Pete Waller, Jeff Johnson, Josh Snoddy, Bill Swigert, Bill Kight, Dustin Carnahan, Alex Fabela, Paula Stepp;

Debbie Wilde, Dave Moore, Marcia Moore, Debbie Bath, Kathy Falkenberg, Allison Hamilton, Doug Dobbins, Bob Lockard, Shelly Kaup, Lisa Arneson;

Melanie Stevens, Jody Baehr, Bill Kaufman, Chris Tresse, Mark Whitman, Scott Brewer, Cindy Kenney, Larry Lederer, Uwani Ruiz, Tim Riggins, Rose Shepard, and Marco Rodriguez.


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