David Locklear said:
Charles Fromen has 2 retirement houses, one on a beautiful beach near Ixtapa,
and the other in Brazil.
Charles Fromen is still actively caving at 63 years old. He recently
visited Precipicio for high-definition video filming and did the pull-down
route on the
At 09:25 AM 1/2/2008, David Locklear wrote:
I found one notable caver ( whose name ) is missing from
the 50 years. Her name is Mary Kay Manning.
Her daddy was a Texas caver in the '50s, maybe '60s. He attended TCR
a few years ago. Is he listed anywhere?
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At 05:33 PM 1/2/2008, Don Cooper wrote:
David -
A person defending your POV wrote me privately to inform me what a
mean and insensitive bully I am.
What sort of a mean and insensitive bully would write something like that?
Phewww!
--Ediger
The new book 50 years, does list many of the Stuehm Award
recipients.I saw at least 8 listed, and there may be more
in the book somewhere ( It is a huge book ).
I have always felt the Chuck Stuehm Award was a prestigious
award, and a great way to encourage new cavers to keep
up the good
David Locklear
The TSA does have an Awards committee and chair...when we can find someone
willing to take this task onthe TSA has also resorted to the officers as a
defacto awards committee.
As with any volunteer organization; the TSA can and will do whatever our
membership wants to
David Locklear
The TSA does have an Awards committee and chair...when we can find someone
willing to take this task onthe TSA has also resorted to the officers as a
defacto awards committee.
As with any volunteer organization; the TSA can and will do whatever our
membership wants to
David Locklear
The TSA does have an Awards committee and chair...when we can find someone
willing to take this task onthe TSA has also resorted to the officers as a
defacto awards committee.
As with any volunteer organization; the TSA can and will do whatever our
membership wants to
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At 04:26 PM 1/3/2008, David Locklear wrote:
Who in the TSA is officially responsible for granting the
award and making sure that it gets to the recipient?
The Chuck Stuehm Award has traditionally been presented by the TCR
(as Chuck was one of the original TCR organizers)--not the TSA. Being
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