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Dave O'Dell

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Marital status: Married
Children: 4
Occupation: Retired

Rodger Oelkers

Pat Olsen

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Dianne Olson (Mickelsen)

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Carol Oster (Haines)

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Mark Oviatt

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Doug Page

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Dave (Ric) Painter

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Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 4
Occupation: retired

Mike Parks

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Gary Patton

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Marital status: Single again
Occupation: Retired Biologist
Comment: Retired government and private sector biologist.  I may have retired from the professional world (mostly), but I'm trying not to slow down too much - partly in fear I may rust if I do.  I'm on several boards, committees and work groups, am a spotter for the National Weather Service, and stay physically active.  I remain an avid skier, but did also retire from many rewarding years of teaching the sport as a fully certified instructor - for pay at least. Life still somewhat revolves around that incredible sport.  I continue to ski the mountain hard through the winter, and run the forested trails where I live in the hills and maintain a lifetime workout habit to ready myself for the winter's bumps, steeps and powder. I'm a bachelor, for better or worse (probably worse), with no one to push me to get the household chores done (they're not the fun stuff), monitor my frozen pepperoni pizza consumption in place of salads, and broaden my horizons (see, worse).  Chances of catching me in town aren't great as I try to spend as little time down there as possible (margaritas excepted).  I'm just not a city guy.  Hey, could that be why I'm single?  Nah, that's too simple, isn't it?