The Manti-La Sal National Forest is seeking public comments on an environmental assessment for our Restoration and Fuels Reduction Prescribed Fire project. The proposed action would authorize prescribed burning where it is needed to restore fire-dependent ecosystems on national forest lands in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The proposed project would authorize multiple prescribed burns […]
The Manti-La Sal National Forest is seeking public comment on an environmental assessment for the Restoration and Fuels Reduction Prescribed Fire project. The proposed action would authorize prescribed burning where it is needed to restore fire-dependent ecosystems on National Forest System (NFS) lands in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The proposed project would authorize multiple […]
Rudy Gunter passed away November 20, 2020 surrounded by his loving family after a long, courageous battle with ALS complicated by the COVID-19 virus.
He was born June 13, 1940 in Kemmerer, Wyoming, the sixth child of Rudolph Gunter and Domenica Mecca. He graduated from Kemmerer High School in 1958 and then attended the University of Wyoming, where he graduated in 1962.
Rudy’s teaching career began in 1963 at Green River High School in Green River Wyoming, where he taught industrial arts. His basketball coaching career started as Freshman coach, eventually leading to his position as head basketball coach where he remained for several successful years including a state championship team. After retiring from coaching, he focused on teaching art and eventually headed the art program where he mentored hundreds of budding artists and became a well-known artist and sculptor in his own right. His love of basketball and art led to one of his greatest achievements, a bronze statue of his g
Betti Curtis passed away suddenly on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Daphene Bettilea Clark was born on July 9, 1937, in Ft. Duchene, UT to Tain and Darlene Clark. She was named after her mother’s twin sister Daphene. She loved and adored her aunt, but she did not like Daphene as her own name. That is why she always went by Betti. Betti was sealed on May 17, 1958, to Earl Curtis her eternal companion in the Manti Temple, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and believed in eternal families.
Betti is survived by her children Tain (LaNan) Curtis, Price, Kelli (Gary) Curtis, Orangeville, and Darrell (Janene) Curtis, West Valley City, 10 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren, siblings; Smokey Clark, (Vera) Clark, Muggs (Valynda) Clark, Connie (Kent) Norton, and Shirlee (Larry) Lopan. Proceeded in death by her beloved husband Earl Max Curtis, Sister Barbara Henderson, Sister-in-law Cleora Clark, Brother Chub Clark, and Parents Tain and Darlene Clark.