Back in the day when I birded the valley more...It was hard not to run into
Red and Louise somewhere and often at multiple places. They served as sort
of bulletin board for what was around and who was birding in the
valley..... Know I have many memories of them together down there and am
sure many others do as well.
On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 9:50 AM, Charles W. Easley <cwebirds@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Lucky to have birded during the time they did in Texas. Louise was a sweet
person and complimented Red always in their search for birds.
Donât remember seeing either one of them birding alone, they were always
together, what a love story.
Some of us older birders now beg the question? Which one of our friends,
or us will be next?
Texas birds and TEXAS BIRDERS, always #1.
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Bumgardner
Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2017 7:14 PM
To: 'texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [texbirds] Louise Gambill
It is great sorrow that we have lost a great lady of birding. She passed
away peacefully on Thursday afternoon in Ohio. Her and Red were our best
friends for over fifty years. We had great times together.
Frank Bumgardner
China Spring, TX
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