People

: Barge Hiskey; He was the water commissioner in Collbran, Colorado for many years.

: Barnett T. Napier; A Democratic Party member and a clothing merchant in early Twentieth century Glenwood Springs, Colorado.

: Barney Oldfield; Around 1910, he raced his car against Lincoln Beachey's airplane during the Mesa county Fair at Lincoln Park. Beachey won, but not by much.

: Barry Cook; A KOTO Radio newscaster, in the early 1980's, Barry Cook has a background in computers and building.

: Bart Garton; Bart Andrew Garton was born 2 July 1962 in Sheboygan, Wisconsin to Dave and Sara Garton, Jr. At four years of age, he removed to Vail and Colorado ski country with his family. In 1980, Garton graduated from Aspen High School, where he developed a love for theatre and film production. In 1984, Garton graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering specializing in the field of Product Design. He was a drummer in the politically colorful Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (LSJUMB). In 1988, Bart Garton formed Garton Video Productions, Inc. wherein he works as a cutting-edge video producer for the web and television. To his credit are productions for the Discovery Channel, 20/20, U.S. Paralympic Ski Team and the Handcycling Federation. In the 1990s, Garton and his wife, Lulu, owned Gondo’s Saloon in the old Gondola Building in Lionshead. In addition, Garton is president of the board of directors for Vail Valley Theatre Company. Garton is married to Lulu von Dedenroth. They have three children: daughter Bailey and sons Rio and Quaid. Bailey Garton inherited her father’s love of movies. After graduating from Boston University with a degree in Documentary Filmmaking, Bailey Garton now works as an “Underwater Video Pro,” as well as with her father. The Gartons currently make their home in Edwards, Colorado.

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