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Three couples mark 120 cumulative Valentine's Days


As Valentine’s Day draws near I am reminded of something a licensed professional counselor told me years ago about what makes for a successful relationship. She referred to it as “The Five T’s”: time, talk, tease, touch and trust. The couples I write about this week must have practiced this notion, because all three have been happily married for many years.
Rebecca Quasdorf and
Andy Erskine
Rebecca and Andy met their senior year of college. He came from Berry College in Georgia, and she was at Concordia College in Minnesota. Both were in Jackson Hole for the summer to work at the Colter Bay Marina in Grand Teton National Park. Rebecca was the assistant manager, and Andy was the Elk Island chef. ....

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He's the May behind East Jackson's May Park


I have lived in East Jackson for 45 years. Most days when I take my walk I stroll around or through May Park. Each time I silently thank
Wayne May for having the foresight to sell this precious piece of property to the town of Jackson. The 10 acres was zoned for duplexes and multifamily homes. But in 1990, Wayne and
Selma May sold the property to the town for $400,000. It was well worth $2 million back then. The contract read that the Mays could live on the property until their death.
Jackson Town Councilor
Mike Lance played a major role in securing the land for the public. He approached the Mays about a 35-foot easement through their property, and the Mays said no. The town then asked if the Mays would sell all of the property, and they said yes. ....

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