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Climbing Ranger Nick Hall Obituary
« on: 07/06/12, 07:07 AM »
Not often PNW people are so recognized in the WP

Nick Hall, Climbing Ranger
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Andy Carey, Nisqually Park, 3500 feet below Paradise
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Re: Climbing Ranger Nick Hall Obituary
« Reply #1 on: 07/06/12, 08:22 AM »
I'm glad his remains are on their way to their final resting place.
My heartfelt condolences go out to his loved ones and fellow workers.
Ranger Nick Hall has my highest respect and admiration.
From what I could gather he carved a pretty impressive and rewarding life in the mountains in his 33 years.
May his next life be even more glorious and expanding that this last.
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