People

: Bill Doaks; Early settler of the Sinbad Valley area in Mesa County, Colorado. Owner of the Pace Ranch.

: Bill Eagleton; He was a diamond drill operator and contractor for the Radium Company of Colorado, and worked out of Gateway in the 1920's.

: Bill Elze; Cattlemen's Days Parade Marshall 2008, former Cattlemen's Days participant, former Cattlemen's Days Committee member, Member of Gunnison Valley Stockgrowers, Masonic Lodge, Elks Club (from 2008 Cattlemen's Days Brochure)

: Bill Fenstermaker; Art has been an important part of Bill Fenstermaker’s life since he was a child, and when he was eight, his grandfather decided to challenge his creativity by introducing him to fly fishing and fly tying. These two pursuits ran side by side for several years, throughout the mid 80s, when Bill worked as a guide and commercial fly tyer for various shops in the Denver metro area. Bill moved to the Western Slope in 1995 and took the position of plant manager at Whiting Farms, a national hackle producer and distributor based in Delta. During his five-year tenure there, he helped institute the Whiting Farms Pro Team, of which he is still a proud member. Currently, Bill is self-employed as a wildlife artist and custom fly tyer and also serves as president of Grand Valley Anglers in Grand Junction.

: Bill Flynn; Husband of Nora McGinley Flynn. Time Keeper for the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad in Gunnison, Colorado. Early Grand Junction resident.

: Bill Flynn Jr.; An early Grand Junction resident and steel construction worker.

: Bill Graham; Bill Graham was a concert promoter, that brought many bands to Telluride, Colorado, including the Grateful Dead, in 1987. Graham lived part-time in Telluride, Colorado, until he died in a helicopter crash on 10/25/1991.

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