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just a note,thought you might be interested in or know someone interested in an original signed collection of drawings [small] framed by richard piney. if there is any interest send me an email and I will forward photos. thanks,marty
love his murals! will you publish them after cataloging? would be an interesting iowa trek to tour them on location!
oops,sorry for the misspelling of richard pinney’s name
My family was the Braden’s and I believe your family were our neighbors on Merle Hay. I came across your blog when I was researching Riley Elementary School and enjoyed reading all the memories.
Butch, I found you (and Karen) on facebook which led me to your blogs. They are wonderful – what a talent you have. Some good times were had in the apartments above Wally’s pipe shop in Ames. I was very sorry to learn from your blogs that Jeff Kragskow has passed.
Joan and I retired from Lawrence, KS to Prescott, AZ in 2018 after I spent 37 years teaching engineering at the University of Kansas. We have two kids and six grands.
Dave
I inherited a Richard Pinney that my mom commissioned when my dad retired from Armstrong’s (1989). She had him make sections that represented their life and the lives of their kids. As we look at downsizing, not sure what to do with it. The Grands don’t want it. I can send a pic if you’re interested.