Mel is short for mellifluous: A memoir of Captain Mel Berman
By Jim Junttila
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Al Rostello
Rostello’s legacy, in his own words.
Remembering Al Rostello
By Jim Cogdal – ‘The disease may have taken its toll on him physically the past few years, but I can assure you, it never touched his will to live, down to the final hunt.’
Albert Rostello
Obituary courtesy (LaSalle, Ill.) NewsTribune.
OWAA's poet
Editor’s note: Former OWAA President Joel M. Vance wrote this piece about Margaret Menamin Eshbaugh a number of years ago for Outdoors Unlimited. Eshbaugh, 71, who wrote the poem that became OWAA’s official prayer, died of leukemia June 3, 2009, in Pittsburgh after a brief hospitalization. You can read her obituary here. “In autumn when Read more »
Dick Wolff dies at 87
Fishing, hunting and camping evolved into lifelong passions
