People
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- Deanna Kysar
- 1984 Cattlemen's Days Queen, daughter of Marylou and Gilbert Kysar. (source: Newspaper Clipping "Cattlemen's Days Royalty: the Gunnison country's ambassadors")
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- Deb Casey
- Contributor to "2020: The Hammer and The Dance: A Gunnison Valley Journal," (source:2020: The Hammer and The Dance : A Gunnison Valley Journal).
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- Debbie Bolon-Feeney
- Debbie Bolon-Feeney was born 17 December 1950 to David Lowell Bolon and Dorothy Agnus Slaughter Bolon in Columbus, Ohio. She attended Ohio University in Athens and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Emphasis in Painting) and an Education minor. In June 1991, Debbie Bolon and Dr. Jon Feeney were married at Cordillera near Edwards, Colorado. They have two children: Alexandra Marie, who has a Masters in Fine Art and lives in NYC, and Andrew Ian who is currently serving in the US Army Reserves. Debbie Bolon-Feeney began her professional life at the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in New York City (NYC). As a 1970s Affirmative Action beneficiary, Bolon-Feeney found herself running the Saturday Desk which translated into being in charge of Saturday program operations and engineering for NBC. In 1974, Bolon’s responsibilities included airtime coordination of Saturday Night Live (SNL). In her Vail Valley Voices oral history, Bolon-Feeney reported that the NBC women professionals were very supportive of each other. Described as “authentic and warm,” Gilda Radner was Bolon-Feeney’s favorite SNL icon. During her final semester of college, Debbie Bolon-Feeney realized ceramics was her true artistic passion. In 1976, she attended Summervail Art Workshop (SAW) and fell in love with the SAW movement, its inspirational progenitors, Randy Milhoan, Dan Telleen and Jim Cotter, and the Rocky Mountains. In 1978, Bolon-Feeney relocated to Vail. Bolon-Feeney worked as a Ceramics Assistant for SAW until 1984; she also taught skiing for fifteen years and worked as a wilderness backpacking guide for the Meet the Wilderness program. As an Art educator, Bolon-Feeney encouraged children at Red Sandstone Elementary School in Vail for thirty years. She retired in 2016. Bolon-Feeney also taught for Alpine Arts Center and Colorado Mountain College and has won Best of Show at several art festivals in the Vail area.
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- Debbie Elze
- 1979 Cattlemen's Days Queen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Elze. Studied accounting at Western State College, began riding at age 4 and entered her first gymkhana at age 6. Active in 4-H and American Quarter Horse Association. At age 10 was selected Gunnison's Junior Rodeo Queen, and was Queen's Attendant in 1977, at age 16. (source: Newspaper Clipping "Being Queen is a dream come true")
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- Debbie Girton
- Three Wire Winter Magazine student.