[Vision2020] words for Phil

[Chris Storhok]

Mark, (and the rest of you)
Thanks for being there for Phil and his family; they really appreciate your
caring and your friendship with Phil.
Roger, thank you so much for helping Nate make the arrangements, you did a
great job. 
Now that I am home in the frozen north (dang it is really 70 degree colder
here than Moscow) it is time, of course, to move on. 
Thanks again, 
Chris    



-----Original Message-----
From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
On Behalf Of Mark Solomon
Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 4:56 PM
To: vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: [Vision2020] words for Phil

It was cold out at the park so the family kept it brief inviting 
remembrances at a reception at the Eagles. Phil probably wouldn't 
have wanted it any other way as all felt the warmth of each other's 
company in the falling snow.

If the weather had permitted, I would have spoken to the 
appropriateness of the memorial site next to the exposed granite 
outcrop of the westernmost extension of the Idaho Batholith which 
framed Phil's life for all the time
I've knew him. From Challis on the southeastern edge of the granite 
to Moscow on the northwest and all the wild lands, mines, wolves and 
people in between. I was glad to know Phil as a friend, as a 
political adversary and as a political ally over 20 years of Idaho 
environmental/natural resource use debate. I'm glad he made Moscow 
his home for the last years as he was the embodiment of the motto of 
the Great State of North Idaho:

"De Libertas Quirkas"  (freely translated as the Freedom to be Peculiar)

 From one to another.

Go with G-d, Phil.

Mark Solomon

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