Pat Washburn

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  Patricia Washburn, chair, Interfaith Council of Estes Park, recognized Olson for her nomination for the Peace and Justice Award. Washburn read excerpts from a letter sent to the committee, stating, "she is an advocate for others — she is truly a force to be reckoned with when she espouses a cause . . . Her concerns always transcend cultural, racial or ethnic boundaries."
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  "I think one of my fondest memories of Father Rex is on cold and blustery days, seeing you at the bell ringing at Safeway," said Washburn.
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  Washburn then introduced Rorex and presented him with the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace and Justice Award.

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  Pat Washburn, pastoral associate at St. Bartholomew's church and member of the Community Services Coalition, is a driving force in an effort to help not only Enda, but others whose families have positively impacted Estes Park."This emerged as a wonderful partnership between Good Samaritan Village and the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado," Washburn said."Enda is a member of my parish, and it made sense that we think about her and all elderly people with few resources."Washburn's interest spread, and soon she had the Good Samaritan people involved with the foundation, along with friends and family, and a meeting was held to discuss fund raising options.
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  Shavlik, who represents the local advisory board for the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado, said his foundation would serve as fiscal agent for funds raised for the project, which Washburn called the Estes Park Pioneer Project
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  Washburn has already sent a letter to pastors of Estes Park churches to see if they would be interested in supporting the project."It's important to remember what Enos Mills did for this community, and assist his daughter if we can," she said.
  
  After a six-year struggle to educate the public and Congress of the importance of setting aside large land areas for preservation of scenery and wild life inhabitants, Enda's father won his fight.He became an Estes Park icon, as an author, photographer, nature guide, innkeeper, lecturer, and adventurer.
  
  Mills said her biggest concern was finding a way to remain in Estes Park."I have friends in Loveland and Longmont," she said, "But my home is here.

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  Patricia Washburn: Program Leader
  
  Patricia Washburn is the lay pastoral associate at St. Bartholomew's Parish in Estes Park, Colorado, and an adjunct faculty member of ILiff Seminary in Denver.Her recent ministry of teaching and spiritual direction has been focused on older women and the challenges they face.

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  Members of Bread for the World, Mary Ann Kundtz and Pat Washburn of Estes Park are helping to spread the word.
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  "Bread works both domestically and internationally," said Washburn.
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  "When they looked at what countries were in the most need, they came up with criteria," said Washburn.

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  Pat Washburn, Chair, Interfaith Council of Estes Park

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  Pat Washburn, pastoral associate at Saint Bartholomew the Apostle in Estes Park, has received many awards for her nonviolence work in such places as Cuba and the Middle East, including the Martin Luther King award of the Estes Park Interfaith Clergy Coalition.
  
  "If you read the lamentation Psalms, people are always petitioning to bring God's wrath down on somebody's head," she says.

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  "We need to look at creative solutions," coalition member Pat Washburn said, "and we have a very small window in which to do it.

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  Pat Washburn, pastoral associate at St. Bartholomew's church and member of the Community Services Coalition, is a driving force in an effort to help not only Enda, but others whose families have positively impacted Estes Park. "This emerged as a wonderful partnership between Good Samaritan Village and the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado," Washburn said. "Enda is a member of my parish, and it made sense that we think about her and all elderly people with few resources. Washburn's interest spread, and soon she had the Good Samaritan people involved with the foundation, along with friends and family, and a meeting was held to discuss fund raising options. Good Samaritan Village's Randy Davis said Tuesday that an apartment was being guaranteed to Enda, even though funding to pay for it is still being worked out. "We're going to make sure that someone this well known has a place to live," Davis said.
  
  Shavlik, who represents the local advisory board for the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado, said his foundation would serve as fiscal agent for funds raised for the project, which Washburn called the Estes Park Pioneer Project
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  Washburn has already sent a letter to pastors of Estes Park churches to see if they would be interested in supporting the project. "It's important to remember what Enos Mills did for this community, and assist his daughter if we can," she said.
  
  After a six-year struggle to educate the public and Congress of the importance of setting aside large land areas for preservation of scenery and wild life inhabitants, Enda's father won his fight. He became an Estes Park icon, as an author, photographer, nature guide, innkeeper, lecturer, and adventurer.
  
  Mills said her biggest concern was finding a way to remain in Estes Park. "I have friends in Loveland and Longmont," she said, "But my home is here.

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  Community Services Coalition member Pat Washburn said a number of agencies were working to find alternative housing, and she asked the commissioners about the possibility of an extension in time before development takes place.

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  Pat Washburn, pastoral associate at St. Bartholomew,s church and member of the Community Services Coalition, is a driving force in an effort to help not only Enda, but others whose families have positively impacted Estes Park. ,This emerged as a wonderful partnership between Good Samaritan Village and the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado,, Washburn said. ,Enda is a member of my parish, and it made sense that we think about her and all elderly people with few resources., Washburn,s interest spread, and soon she had the Good Samaritan people involved with the foundation, along with friends and family, and a meeting was held to discuss fund raising options.
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  Shavlik, who represents the local advisory board for the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado, said his foundation would serve as fiscal agent for funds raised for the project, which Washburn called the Estes Park Pioneer Project
  
  ,There was a good bit of concern from people who knew Enda well,, Shavlik said. ,Here was somebody whose family had made a major contribution to Estes Park, and she just wasn,t going to be able to find a place to live very easily.
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  Washburn has already sent a letter to pastors of Estes Park churches to see if they would be interested in supporting the project. ,It,s important to remember what Enos Mills did for this community, and assist his daughter if we can,, she said.
  
  After a six-year struggle to educate the public and Congress of the importance of setting aside large land areas for preservation of scenery and wild life inhabitants, Enda,s father won his fight.He became an Estes Park icon, as an author, photographer, nature guide, innkeeper, lecturer, and adventurer.
  
  Mills said her biggest concern was finding a way to remain in Estes Park. ,I have friends in Loveland and Longmont,, she said, ,But my home is here.

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