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Notes on the GHFPD Board Meeting 6/21/22

Notes on the GHFPD Board Meeting 6/21/22

 President Rich Lopez called the meeting to order.  Ten people attended: Board members Rich, Chris Dirolf, Kent Coghill, Jessica Brookhart and Boyd Brown, plus community members: Rick Sheingold, Max and Deb Yeager, Marcus Moench, and Gretchen Diefenderfer.

Minutes – of the May meeting were approved.

Chief’s Report – was deferred until the next meeting in Chris Finn’s absence.

Mitigation News – Chris Dirolf reported on the Four District CWPP proposal.  They will put out a Survey Monkey soon to all – will have a meeting soon to go over it and get it right.  Then they will have a Zoom meeting for all four districts.  Although it’s expensive, the City of Boulder will be starting helicopter work for hard, steep areas.  Rich added that it’s great to have all four districts cooperating on the IGA.

            Boyd reported on the Ashram mitigation work – there have been some glitches with contractors – Maya will know the timing.  Friday a.m. there will be a walk through with Teens, Inc.

UTV – They still have the $13,000 from the Community Foundation grant and could be short some $5,000 or more.  Kent researched a small, lighter unit that carries 20 gallons of water with a CAF system.  Leslie’s concern is evacuating patients.  They need to be able to access rough terrain, given our district, particularly for the scouting and patrol options.  Chris has access to a trainer who could certify our firefighters.  A welder could make a skid to hold a backboard.  Kent added that he’d recommend a Type 6 engine for a new wildland fire truck.

            A motion was made to authorize up to $25,000 to purchase a UTV – passed unanimously.  The Ranger base model is $15,400.  A trailer is a good idea if we have extra money.  Rich will take the lead and start shopping.

Stage 1 Fire Restrictions – We need more signs saying No Fires and maybe flyers to hand out with information for campers.

Email from Clare Tone – regarding numbers of UTVs all over the place out west.  Apparently, there is an outfit in Estes Park that rents UTVs and sends them to the Switzerland Trail. Rich wonders about liability issues and will make some calls.

Religious Exemption for Fires – does not apply in Red Flag conditions.

Grants – No word on the IFG grant yet.  Chris Finn has sent a questionnaire to Jessie re: grant info.  Rich asked Maya, “What if we just hired you to write grants for maybe $40/hour?”  She doesn’t have any time now, but others might.  Jess pointed out that with grants and money, they have to start working on the budget for next year.

Mill Levy – Chris D reported that the discussion regarding the amount of increase is ongoing (somewhere between the 6.6 we have now and Fourmile’s high of 22).  Community members opinions cover the whole range of possibilities.  Boyd thinks they should have a big sign and flyers at the 4th of July to explain their needs and plans for the future.  Presently the mill levy income is approx. $48 – $49,000 per year.  Maybe double the present levy?  We need to develop a clear 5 and 10 year plans for the future so that people will know where the money will go.

Teens, Inc. – will be in Gold Hill the 11th through the 15th to help with weed whacking, gravel perimeters around homes, and chipping.

Next Board Meeting will be July 19th – Regular meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of the month.

Notes by Gretchen Diefenderfer

 

 

 

 

GHFPD Agenda for 7-19-22

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

July 19, 2022

7:30 PM

NOTE: MEETING WILL START AT 7:30 IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES      JUNE AND JULY

    

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

OTHER BUSINESS 

 

         MITIGATION:

Four-District CWPP Update:  Chris D  Kent

Update on Ashram and Ashley mitigation:

UTV: Rich  Kent

Grants: .

West Gold Hill:  Marcus, Kris G and Maya

EDUCATION:

Pancake breakfast:

Mill Levy:

 

         OTHER TOPICS:

Music at Windy Acres

“An Evening of Music Performed by Haiden Davis, Violin Virtuoso”

Tuesday, July 19th 23 at 6 PM

Windy Acres (~10600 Gold Hill Rd, south side of road)

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Please join us for an evening of music performed by Haiden Davis, a truly talented and charming violinist. The concert will occur on Tuesday, July 19th.  Music will begin at 6 PM, and last approximately 1 ½ hours.  The performance will take place on the platform at “Windy Acres”, the Geesaman property located at ~10600 Gold Hill Road, across from Sacred Mountain Ashram to the south of the county road.  Please park on the county road unless you have a health issue, and enter the property at the gate and follow the dirt road.  If needed, a shuttle to the music can be arranged (contact Rick at 303-444-7756).  We will be passing the hat to show our appreciation for Haiden and his music after the performance. 

Please bring your own chairs and refreshments.  Dogs must be under control.  We look forward to seeing you all, and sharing another special evening.  Be aware that the event will be cancelled if the weather turns stormy.

 

Rick and Breida Geesaman

303-444-7756

 

GHTM Elections August 8!!

Elections for Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and Member at Large are coming up at the August Town Meeting and we really need people who are interested in serving.  Word has it that most of the present council do not intend to run again.  Our Town Meeting has been meeting since the old mining days.  It’s a forum for exchanging news and ideas, addressing issues of concern, and taking care of  whatever comes up.  Seriously, it’s very satisfying, and fun, too, to participate in and help out with our Gold Hill community and we need your help. Talk to your friends and neighbors!

We meet the second Monday of even months.

For more on what we’re all about, check out our website –  goldhilltown.com and the bylaws at https://goldhilltown.com/what-it-is/

Melodrama!

The Gold Hill Inn Presents:

… a Good Ol’ Fashioned

MELODRAMA!

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August

13 & 14

HIGH NOON

TO BE ORE NOT TO BE

A GOLD HILL MELODRAMA IN TWO ACTS

PRODUCED BY:

 ‘TIL DEATH DO US PARTY PRODUCTIONS

JOIN THE CAST of To Be ore not to be FOR A COMIC FUN-FILLED AFTERNOON OF VERY MELLOW DRAMA, WHERE THE HERO GETS HIS GIRL, THE VILLIAN THREATENS ALL THAT IS GOOD, THE CAN CAN GIRL REALLY CAN, AND THE WIND WILL BLOW YOU AWAY.

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION, and TICKETS:

WWW.ROCKYMOUNTAINMURDERMYSTERIES.COM

Reminder – Cemetery Clean Up

REMINDER ABOUT THE CEMETERY WORK DAY:  JULY 23RD AT 8:30 AM
We have just finished our preliminary audit of work to be done:
1.  Sand and seal railing
2.  Weed pulling
3.  Limbing of pine trees
4.  Installing one fence post – also going around perimeter with staples to repair fencing.
5.  Right 2 headstones (this will require some heavy lifting, so hoping for some strapping young people to help.)
Our cemetery is quite popular these days and is receiving more traffic than usual, so the upkeep is more urgent.  The aspens are in full foliage, many of the flowers are in bloom, and it is a lovely place to sit and visit with past and current friends.  We want to keep it as pleasant and welcoming as possible, so we really need your help.
What to bring:  hammers, sunscreen, hats, work gloves and clean-up rags.
Maggie
 
I know is partially conflicts with the wedding, but am hoping folks can consider coming down for an hour or so….

Bystander Intervention Training for Mountain Residents

Saturday, July 9 3-5 pm
Patio behind the Gold Hill General Store
Free — no RSVP necessary — just show up!

Have you ever witnessed harassment and hesitated to intervene? Bystander intervention training, like defensive driving, gives practical do’s and don’ts and reduces the time it takes to move from noticing a problem to effective action. This training, hosted by members of the Mountain Anti-Racist Self-Education Group, is based on tested techniques and has been tailored to scenarios you may encounter in our mountain communities. Come practice your active bystander skills in a supportive environment! Feel free to pass the word and invite others who want to learn to be better allies.

 
 The first scenario will give us practice in the “5D’s” of bystander intervention (Direct, Document, Distract, Delegate, and Delay), while the second will give us a chance to try “calling in” conversations. The training will be so much better for all of us if you join us!

 
Cat Russell
wildcat.russell@nullgmail.com
 

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Museum Community Outreach Postponed

URGENT!  NEW DATE FOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH AT THE GOLD HILL MUSEUM        Due to the prevalence of virus cases in and around Gold Hill at this time, we have determined that it would be best to postpone our Community Outreach date and do our best to keep this event from becoming a super spreader.  We’re moving our presentation date to Saturday evening, September 3rd, with the hopes that the virus is less active and we will all be safe.  Please mark your calendars for a 5:30 pm cocktail party followed by a 7 pm presentation.  Our apologies for any inconvenience this change in the schedule has caused.  Subject:  Sand Creek Massacre:  Native Peoples and Gold Hill/Boulder County

 

Historic Gold Hill, Inc. Board Members

Deb Yeager

deb@nullmountainvisions.net

 

Cemetery Clean Up

The Cemetery Committee has determined July 23rd as our date we’d like to organize a Cemetery Cleanup.at 8:30 am (due to heat – we’d like to start early.)

Fencing, stone re-set, forest clean up, and repair of benches is on the list.  Recommend folks bring gloves, rakes, tools if you have em.
Thanks, 
Maggie
maggiesimms54@nullgmail.com
 

GH 4th of July

The 2022, 4th of July Pancake Breakfast is ON! 8:00-11:00am at the Gold Hill Elementary School. Adults $8.00, Children under 11, $6.00.
Pancakes, blueberry or plain; bacon or sausage; beverages and all the fix’ns, including the Chief’s strawberry rhubarb sauce.
Toys for the kiddos as long as they last.
Please Park Responsibly on one side of the road ONLY. We try to make it obvious. Please don’t block intersections or access to residences.
The Parade starts at 12:00. Limited space for kiddos to ride inside fire trucks but not on them.
Let’s celebrate our nation’s independence together!
 
To volunteer, please email finn.leslie@nullgmail.com
If you have rhubarb you want to donate, please drop it by the Inn for the Chief. Thank you all.

Gold Hill Pride Parade

Gold Hill Pride Parade will be this Sunday, June 26. Meet at noon at the Store and wear your Loud and Proud gear! Allies are encouraged. Come out and support all our community. Mike will be mixing up special Pride cocktails!

Questions, email Mary Claire at mcmulligan@nullme.com.

Thanks!

Mary Claire Mulligan
mcmulligan@nullme.com

GHFPD Board Meeting 6-21-22

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

June 21, 2022

7:00 PM

NOTE: MEETING WILL BE IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES        EMAIL LIST OF VOLUNTEERS.           

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

OTHER BUSINESS 

 

         MITIGATION:

Four-District CWPP Proposal Update:  Chris D,  Kent

UTV: Review bids

Red FlagReligious exemption clarification

Grants: Kris G, Jessica  bunker gear, etc.

Fire ban signs:

Mowing/Weed Whacking: Boyd

EDUCATION:

Mill Levy Campaign

 

         OTHER TOPICS:

Postponed -Gold Hill Museum Community Outreach

This event has been postponed until September 3.  We are very excited about our community outreach event this summer. Please mark your calendars for Friday, July 1 beginning at 5:30 pm with a cocktail party on the south lawn of the museum.  This year, we’ll begin to learn about Gold Hill before the miners arrived—the history of Indigenous Americans in this area. We’ll also learn about our town’s connection to The Sand Creek massacre—a more somber, but nonetheless important, piece of our collective history.  As usual, this is a private event for local residents, offered by Historic Gold Hill, Inc. as our gift to you. If you happen to have family or friends in town they are welcome, as well.  We will be indoors for the presentation so masking is optional. We hope to see all of you there for what promises to be a rich and impactful event. Light appetizers and beverages will be served.

Deb Yeager   deb@nullmountainvisions.net

Level 1 Fire Restrictions

From: Boulder County Sheriff <BoulderCountySheriff@nullpublic.govdelivery.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2022 4:40 PM
Subject: Boulder County enacting Level 1 Fire Restrictions

Forecast for continued warm temperatures, wind, and dry conditions has increased fire danger.
 

 

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For Immediate Release

April 21. 2022

Media Contact

Public Information Unit, 303-441-1500

Boulder County enacting Level 1 Fire Restrictions

Forecast for continued warm temperatures, wind, and dry conditions has increased fire danger

Boulder County, Colo. – Sheriff Joe Pelle is enacting Level 1 Fire Restrictions, effective immediately, today, Thursday, April 21, for all areas of unincorporated Boulder County. The fire restrictions are being implemented due to increasing fire danger, lack of moisture, and the forecast for warm temperatures.

The fire restrictions PROHIBITS:

  1. Building, maintaining, attending, or using an open fire, campfire or stove fire (including charcoal barbecues and grills) on public land;
  2. The sale, use and possession of fireworks, including permissible fireworks;
  3. Shooting or discharging firearms for recreational purposes, except for hunting with a valid and current hunting license on public land;
  4. Smoking, except in an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or while stopped in an area at least three feet in diameter that is barren or cleared of all flammable materials;
  5. Operating a chainsaw without a USDA or SAE-approved spark arrester properly installed and in effective working order. A chemical, pressurized fire-extinguisher must be kept with the operator, and at least one round-point shovel with an overall length of at least 35 inches must be readily available for use;
  6. Welding or operating an acetylene or other open-flame torch, except in cleared areas of at least 10 feet in diameter, and with a chemical, pressurized fire-extinguisher immediately available for use; 
  7. Using an explosive; and
  8. Parking motorized vehicles in grass or vegetated areas that can come in contact with the underside of the vehicle.

The fire restrictions ALLOWS:

  1. Building, maintain, attending or using a fire in constructed, permanent fire pits or fire grates, within developed recreation sites (see below for a list of these sites), and on private lands;
  2. The use of portable stoves; lanterns using gas, jellied petroleum, or pressurized liquid fuel; or a fully enclosed (sheepherder-type) stove with a 1/4″ spark arrester-type screen.

For current fire, shooting and developed recreation site restrictions and seasonal closures for USFS properties, visit: www.fs.usda.gov/detail/arp/alerts-notices/?cid=fseprd533597#boulder.

The following United States Forest Service (USFS) developed recreation sites are located within Boulder County and are exempted from the fire restrictions, in accordance with USFS policies and closures, when open and staffed: Kelly Dahl Campground, Rainbow Lakes Campground, Camp Dick Campground, Peacefully Valley Campground, Meeker Park Overflow Campground, Olive Ridge Campground, and the Brainard Lake Recreation Area, which includes the Pawnee Campground.

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office can’t ban agricultural burning, as it is protected by state law from county regulation. However, any agricultural fire that escapes and damages other property does subject the ditch operator or farmer to criminal and civil liability. Also, no agricultural burning should occur on red flag, fire weather watch, or high wind warning/watch days. Agricultural burns must be called in to dispatch when they are occurring by the farmer or ditch operator conducting them. 

The fire restrictions do not affect open fires within incorporated cities and towns; however, residents and visitors must comply with applicable ordinances and regulations in their respective cities and towns. The fire restrictions will be in effect until Sheriff Pelle finds that the hazardous conditions have subsided.

Anyone found in violation of the fire restrictions may be convicted of a civil infraction and may be subject to up to a $1,000 fine, in addition to any possible civil penalties. Higher fines may be imposed for subsequent offenses.

Colorado state statutes authorize counties to impose fire restrictions, “to a degree and in a manner that the Board of County Commissioners deems necessary to reduce the danger of wildfires within those portions of the unincorporated areas of the county where the danger of forest or grass fires is found to be high based on competent evidence.”

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Music at Windy Acres – POSTPONED

We have to cancel the music scheduled for Thursday evening.  We will try again later in the summer.

“An Evening of Music Performed by Haiden Davis, Violin Virtuoso”

Rick and Breida Geesaman

303-444-7756

 

GHTM Agenda for 6-13-22

Gold Hill Town Meeting

Monday, 7:00 p.m. June 13th, 2022

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Zoom Virtual Meeting

 

Topic: Gold Hill Town Meeting

Time: Jun 13, 2022 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

 

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Meeting ID: 867 6420 0849

Passcode: 496938

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Review of Previous Minutes (additions or corrections)

Treasurer’s Report

Committee Reports

Mountain Stewards 

Forestry and Forest Management

Gold Hill School

IMA

Museum 

Community Planning and Fundraising 

Cemetery

Community Center

SafeLink/NeighborLink 

Emergency Preparedness/Communications

AirLink 

Weed Management

Historical Zoning

Fire Department

Other Town News: 

MARSEG

No Town Clean Up this year

Upcoming Meetings/Event

 

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Next Gold Hill Town Meeting: ELECTIONS! August 8th, 7:00 pm

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Pancake Breakfast volunteers needed

To All Gold Hill Fire Protection District Residents,
The Pancake Breakfast is on this year! We need volunteers to help make this event successful. Please email Leslie Finn at finn.leslie@nullgmail.com ASAP, if you can commit to a shift.
7:30-9:30 or 9:30-11:30, or both if you prefer. 

Calling all weed pullers!

Calling all weed pullers!! On Friday June 17th a 10am, we will gather on the porch of the Gold Hill Inn for some weed pulling along the bottom of the meadow.
We have a small group of young people who can join us (led by Adwoa) so if you have an hour or two to spare, please join us~ no experience necessary!! Please bring gloves and a hand shovel if you like. The plan is to focus on the very aggressive & opportunistic tall Chamomile first and if we have time & tons of people we can turn our attention to the Mullein.
Questions? please email jocole420@nullgmail.com. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration
Joan Cole

Auditions for Melodrama Actors postponed

AUDITIONS FOR THE GOLD HILL MELODRAMA

Postponed until TUESDAY, MAY 24 AT 7 PM AT THE BLUEBIRD LODGE (weather!)  
(YOU’LL BE ASKED TO REMOVE YOUR SHOES, SO MAYBE BRING SLIPPERS!)
REHEARSALS WILL BE HELD ON MON/TUE EVENINGS AT 7 PM FROM AROUND MID-JUNE TO END OF JULY, THEN PERFORMANCES JULY 30/31 AND AUG 13/14 AT 12 NOON.
STILL NEEDED:
MINERS, CAN CAN GIRLS (OR TRANSCAN GIRLS), HERO AND HEROINE, MA AND PA.
CALL FOR MORE DETAILS:
303.473.0811 – MAGGIE SIMMS

GH Museum Community Outreach

Hello Neighbors!

SAVE THE DATE for our 7th annual Community Outreach event and cocktail party for 2022.  This year the Gold Hill museum date is Friday evening, July 1, at the museum.  More information to come!

Deb

deb@nullmountainvisions.net

Actors! Auditions coming up!

Maggie Simms and ‘Til Death Do Us Party Productions are trying to round up some actors to play in the Gold Hill Melodrama this summer.

MELODRAMA AUDITIONS

SATURDAY, MAY 21ST AT 10 AM  Postponed to May 24, 7:00 pm

BLUEBIRD LODGE

REHEARSALS:  MON/TUES AT 7 PM

JUNE 20, 27, 28 * JULY  11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26.

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SHOWS:  12 NOON   JULY 30/31 AND AUG 13/14

STILL NEED:

DANCEHALL GIRLS, MA AND PA GOODMAN, BESS WESTERN (THE VILLAINESS,) AND VARIOUS CRUSTY MINERS AND CARD-CARRYING CARD CARRIERS.

FUN SHOW

CALL FOR DETAILS:  303.473.0811

(AND I DO MEAN CALL – THIS PHONE DOES NOT ACCEPT TEXTS)

 

MAGGIE SIMMS

GHFPD Agenda for Board Meeting 5-17-22

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

May 17, 2022

7:00 PM

NOTE: MEETING WILL BE IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES                 

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

OTHER BUSINESS 

 

         MITIGATION:

Gold Hill Wildfire Community Preparedness Day May 7: Report  Virginia, Jessica, Leslie and Rich

Four-District CWPP Proposal Update:  Chris D  Kent

Grants: Kris G, Jessica  bunker gear, etc.

Grass mowing around Gold Hill: Boyd

UTV: submit bid request

EDUCATION:

Mill Levy Campaign

 

         OTHER TOPICS:

Matthew Finn

OBITUARY

Matthew Winfield Finn

JUNE 19, 1957 – APRIL 24, 2022


IN THE CARE OF

Howe Mortuary & Crematory

 

MATTHEW WINFIELD FINN

June 19, 1957 – April 24, 2022

The community of Gold Hill, Colorado, is mourning the loss of Matt Finn, who died peacefully Sunday morning, April 24th in Gold Hill, surrounded by family following a lifelong battle with heart disease.

Matt was born in Boulder and raised in Gold Hill, the third child of Frank and Barbara Finn. He attended Gold Hill Elementary School, Casey Jr High, and Boulder H S/Vo Tech, and lived for five years in Key West, Florida, where he lived the carefree life of youth as an oyster shucker at the Half-Shell Raw Bar, among other fleeting endeavors, before moving on. A summertime guy, Matt returned to Colorado briefly and relocated to Maui, where he spent the 1980s immersed inhorticulture and landscaping.

Since the 1990s Matt was settled again in Gold Hill. By this time, he was becoming known for his devotion to the plants and animals in his care, plus his earnest loyalty to the people in his life– from his loving relationship with Nana, through his unswerving attention and care to his father, Frank Finn, during the end of his life, to lifetime friendship with his Gold Hill schoolteacher, Edie Eliender, still living today, whom he visited weekly. A quiet man who loved walking in the local woods with his dogs, Beckett, Sadie and Indy, Matt also loved sitting in the greenhouse in the rays of sunlight with his cat, Spooky-Boo, on his lap while tending and nurturing the plants and koi fish in the pond. Kind and approachable wherever he was, Matt always took time to talk with folks. He could be found tending the door on concert nights at the Gold Hill Inn, always welcoming patrons with a friendly smile and twirling Nana on the dance floor — they continued dancing up to his very last days. His failing heart never obscured the twinkling eyes that accompanied his dry one-liner wit, and he kept that sense of humor to the very end.

Matt is survived by his partner the love of his life Nana Will; sister Debbie Millennor (Gary); brothers Chris Finn (Leslie) and Brian Finn (Marilyn); nieces Shivaun Hoyl (Emmit), Amy Bishop, Katie Finn (Nick Sorensen); nephew Luke Finn; grand-nephews Wade and Briggs Hoyl; his beloved dogs Beckett, Sadie, Indy, cat Spooky-Boo and koi fish.

Friends are invited to a memorial celebration to honor Matt on June 21st, 3:00 pm at the Gold Hill Inn Beer Garden. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Matt’s name to TRU Community Care, 2594 Trailridge Dr E, Lafayette, CO 80026. Heartfelt thanks to Anita Sturtz and TRU Community Care Hospice Team for the compassionate care and support they provided that allowed Matt to live out his life in Gold Hill.

 

Garage Sale Reminder

To our Gold Hill neighbors:  I am having a large garage sale at 392 Dixon Rd on Saturday, May 14, from 10 to 3 pm.  ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE UKRANIAN REFUGEEES.  Please come and I thank you so much
 
Ellen Pook

24th Annual Mountin’ Mountain

Monday, May 30th, 2022, 9:30 sharp at the intersection of Gold Hill Road and the Peak to Peak.  Here is the poster!  Spread the word!

Becky 

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