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Henry Clark and Ahmadia Thomas
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George L. Collins (b. 1903)
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Newton B. Drury (1889-1978)
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Newton B. Drury (1889-1978) and Herbert
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Newton B. Drury (1889-1978) and Enoch
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Joel Hedgpeth (b. 1911)
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Janice Rivers Kittredge
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Bill Lane
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Pamela Tau Lee
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Luna Leopold (b. 1915)
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Ted Smith (b. 1945)
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Wallace Stegner
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Global Activitist and Elder Statesman
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Peggy Wayburn
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