Myself and GHG Alumni member, Kenny McGee just had dinner, Monday, March
25th, in memory of old friends and made a toast to Bill Russell.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5iktu0wgrk3jcwx/KennyMcGee-DavidLocklear.jpg?dl=0
It has been about 6 months since we had seen each other.
He is 73, and I am
Bill also appeared on the cover of the Texas Caver several times (e.g.
March 1995), and in newspaper articles. I have copies of some of them,
but not a complete collection or list. Does anyone have those?
On 3/25/2019 1:11 PM, Katherine Arens wrote:
thanks, bill for reminding us
katie
On Mar
Thanks, Geary
He was doing just fine cognitively, thank god, after his 2010 stroke. But he
broke his hip after xmas, then was in rehab, then came home for one week, and
got the flu and whatever. He was almost 82, and i think he wore out after
almost a decade of fighting. He did everything he
Katie,
I’m very sorry to hear of Bill’s passing. I know he has been in relatively poor
health for a while. I was glad to get to meet him for the first time when I
first came to Texas about 20 years ago. He was in his element and obviously a
professional (I thought he might have had some
thanks, bill for reminding us
katie
On Mar 25, 2019, at 1:07 PM, Bill Steele
mailto:cwilliamste...@gmail.com>> wrote:
The two highest awards awarded by the National Speleological Society (NSS),
considered to be equally the highest, are the Honorary Member Award and the
William J. Stephenson
The two highest awards awarded by the National Speleological Society (NSS),
considered to be equally the highest, are the Honorary Member Award and the
William J. Stephenson Award for Outstanding Service. Bill Russell received the
Honorary Member Award in 1998. Other Texans, or cavers or cave
