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Reflections from an old sage/fart. What drove my interests?. 8 th grade career paper Cape Cod vacations Love for fungi and nature in general Love for Vaccinium Belief in Extension/Outreach. Pride in accomplishments. Phytophthora root rot Wild cranberry stands Historical component
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What drove my interests? • 8th grade career paper • Cape Cod vacations • Love for fungi and nature in general • Love for Vaccinium • Belief in Extension/Outreach
Pride in accomplishments • Phytophthora root rot • Wild cranberry stands • Historical component • Variety knowledge • Field presence • Made a difference for cranberry growers • Loved every second of my job (well, maybe not every second)
Special thanks to…. • George Berger, Jack Keyser, Ralph Cavaliere, Joseph Kuc • Irving Demoranville, Carolyn DeMoranville • Barbara Steller • Cranberry growers in all regions • Cranberry Station & NACREW colleagues • Quebec meeting organizers
#10 • Teryl Roper’s pumphouse tour, Wisconsin, 1997
#9 • Art Poole demonstrating his new fangled specialized bog walkers, Oregon, 1989
#8 • Walk in wild bogs, British Columbia, 1993
#7 • Plant Pathology field tour after NACREW had concluded, Wisconsin, 1987
#6 • Plant Pathology field tour during NACREW, Massachusetts, 1991
#5 • Field tour in a driving rainstorm followed by an incredible luncheon at the local Grange Hall, Nova Scotia, 1986
#4 • Amy Howell getting a speeding ticket driving a van-full of meeting attendees back to Chatsworth, New Jersey, 1995
#3 • Historical tour, Massachusetts, 1991
#2 • Roger Tremblay being surrounded at the wine and cheese social and being coerced to host the next meeting in NB, New Jersey, 2007
#1 • Joan Davenport, session moderator, giving Bob Devlin the hook when he went vastly over his time allotment, Massachusetts, 1991
I am flattered, honored and humbly gratified for this tribute and I thank each and every one of you from the very bottom of my heart