Legends of Showdown · The George Willett years, 1973–2020

Dale Pugh
Ski patroller — and the Banff films, twenty-five years
Legend of Showdown
- Born
- 8 August 1937, Lewistown, Montana
- First skied at Showdown
- First worked here
- Years at Showdown
- Positions
- Great Falls Ski Patrol — a thirty-five-year member
- Patrol Executive Board, several years
- Organiser of the patrol's Banff Mountain Film Festival fundraiser, from the first Great Falls showing in 1994 to 2009
- The patrol's spokesman to the Great Falls Tribune, 1996–2008
- Awards
- Mike Bell Lifetime Service Award, 1999 — one of the first two, with Stan King
- National Ski Patrol number 6316
What they did
6 entries
- 28 March 1994The Great Falls Ski Patrol's first Banff mountain film showing, at Great Falls High School, the start of the fundraiser he would run for sixteen years
- November 1996Reported the Great Falls Ski Patrol's own statistics to the Great Falls Tribune: fifty members, 900–1,000 days of service, more than 500 years of collective patrolling experience
- February 1999As a fellow Ski Bum, set up the fund in Bill Roberts's name that buys the patrol a new toboggan every two or three years; the first was presented at the top of Showdown
- November 2000The Banff show's eighth year paid for the patrol's first automatic defibrillator
- November 20031,405 people at the Civic Center for the patrol's Banff night, its proceeds buying oxygen and off-area rescue gear
- December 2009Handed the Banff festival to Joann Lacey after organising it since its first Great Falls year
In their own words
Photographs
3 in the archive



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