Denver / Great Barrington / Seattle / Panama City / Hiroshima / Aspen / Washington / Long Beach / /
Company
Keystone CO / Keystone Resort Bob Maynard / Carbondale CO. / Washington Post / /
Country
Japan / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Camp Carson / Aspen Institute / Columbia University / American Mountaineering Museum’s Hall of Mountaineering Excellence / University of Washington / /
NaturalFeature
Everest / Mount Rainier / Mount McKinley / Mt. Rainier / Savage Mountain / /
Organization
University of Washington / Columbia University / Aspen Institute / American Alpine Club / Keystone Center’s Robert W. Craig Memorial Fund / Army’s Mountain and Cold Weather Training Command / U.S. Supreme Court / Aspen Center for Physics / Seattle’s Garfield High School / /
Person
Charlie Houston / Carol Galun / Jim Jacobs / Jack Carmody / Fred Beckey / Byron White / Kathleen Jacobs / Tom Hornbein / Walter Paepcke / Michael Craig / Robert W. Craig / Conrad Carter / Jennifer Craig / Terry McGrath / /
Position
president / renowned climber / Naval officer / TV columnist / president and CEO / Executive / first executive director / homemaker / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / Summit County / California / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
Robert W. Craig, Pioneer in Alpine Climbing and Consensus-Building, Dies at 90 Robert W. Craig, visionary, scholar, and mountaineering legend, died on January 16, 2015 in Denver, Colorado. He was 90. Born on September 16