Doug Woolley

Mr. Evan Dyreng. He gave me the ability of being able to identify the rocks rioters were throwing at us, the police, during the Fairbanks Pipeline riots of 1975.

Ted Barnes "Bleacher Bums" sitting behind Principal Richards at a football game. No one was watching the game instead were taking bets on how many times Mr. Richard's left to right hair sprayed comb-over would rise and fall like a trap door in the very stiff wind that was blowing from right to left. I think half the student body was watching Mr. Richards, not the game.

Last weekend (June 5th-6th) I spent the better part of 24 hours walking with my wife who was involved in "Relay for Life", a fund raiser for the American Cancer Society. Betsy is a cancer "Survivor" herself and raised over $1,000.00 for her efforts. OK I had to take a well deserved timeout after the first nine hours of the 24 hour walk but made it back in time to watch Betsy finish the 24 hour walk and this was AFTER PUTTING IN A FULL NINE HOUR DAY AT HER OFFICE!
"Super Betsy" is now working with "Teams in Training", another American Cancer Society fund raiser specifically for blood cancers. Betsy has dedicated this event to my niece Heather Nicole Eddington who died 3 days shy of her 5th birthday from leukemia. The final test will be this September when Betsy will run The Fairbanks Equinox Marathon, one of the most difficult marathons ever organized. (http://www.equinoxmarathon.org/) The trail (that could be everything from dust to snow/ice) will take all up and over a mountain and through the surrounding woods just outside of Fairbanks.
If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution to Betsy's endeavor please click on:
http://pages.teamintraining.org/wa/equinox10/bwoolley
Any and all contributions will be appreciated and will assist in the cure of this hideous disease.

I wouldn't vote for Nixon again.

Don't take anything or anyone for granted. Life is very fragile and should be lived to it's fullest. Never be afraid of telling someone you love them.

Ben Franklin, Jimmy Doolittle, Warren Miller, Julia Child, Bill Cosby, Edwin Dilworth Woolley Jr. (My Great Grandfather)

Being able to keep a sense of humor in the darkest of times.

It would be nice to retain a pulse.