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Jim “J.C.” Clarke was born circa 1936. Early in life, Clarke was a lifty at Arapaho Basin (aka A Basin). He also worked at Bob Craig’s Ski Tip Lodge near Keystone and A Basin. During the Berlin Crisis from 1958 to 1961, J.C. Clarke served in the US Air Force. In the 1960s, Jim Clarke worked for White River National Forest in summer campground maintenance. In 1961, Clarke was a member of the Breckenridge Ski Patrol. In 1968 – 1969,...

Piknik Theatre is a nonprofit theater company in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Piknik Theatre creates professional, entertaining, and inclusive performing arts in the Yampa Valley.

Mike led Aspen Skiing Company for nearly two decades, deepening the connection between company, community, and the environment. Mike was raised in the suburbs of Chicago, far from the mountains, but his father was a fanatic for winter sports and they traveled to the Rockies, mostly to Taos, to ski every winter vacation. He spent weekdays running slalom and GS under the lights at the 250 foot high Wilmot Mountain, Wisconsin. In pursuit of his ski...

Granddaughter of the Simpson who Simpson Street and Simpson Mine was named

Horace Davis was born in Missouri and came to Lafayette, CO with his wife and son after his father moved to the area. Throughout his life he renovated houses and opened nine grocery stores with his father, including three in Lafayette. Horace was the State Bank Examiner of Colorado for 16 years.