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The Starbuck Fire, Clark County, Kansas
Ashland LibraryClark County KansasMilly FudgeBill BarbyJerome BerrymanJenny Giles BetschartLinsawy BirdChris BoothDavid ClawsonAmy DailyJim DailyFaye EdigerSusan EdmonstonAdam ElliottSteve ElmoreGreg GardinerMark GardinerCharlie GibsonChylynn GibsonCelia GibsonJanae WilsonMatt WilsonNina GlaserDY PerkinsGreg GoodnightAdam GoodnightBrandon GrigsbySarah HamillMike HardenPaul HardenKim HazenStan HazenKelly HazenSteve HazenMelanie HinkVernon HowellJohn HumphreysJacque JohnsonMary KaltenbachJeff KayJohn Kellenberger (DVM)John KetronLarry KonradeGeorge KrierLoreé Schneider KrierPat KrierKristi LeeJohn LeeKaren MarisDenice McCartyMike McCartyKelly McCartyTravis McCartyDustin McPhailMarge MeuliMax MeuliJoel MilfordBrenda MillsBecky MishlerBill NeierAnna NicodemasSteven NicodemasDebbie PearceDaniel PearceScott PikeTerry PikeRick PikeKeith RandallDavid RedgerDiana RedgerLinda RedgerKay RichDan RichBessie SeacatRandall Spare (DVM)Krista TonneDebbie TrahernScott TuneGary VashusHaley WalkerKit WalkerJamie WetigOlen WhisenhuntEugene WoodruffDon WhiteJesicka WilkinsonCarol WoodruffFrank YorkPatty Young
其他書名
Oral Histories, March 6, 2017
出版Ashland Library, 2018
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=rui6wwEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋"The Ashland Library would like to thank everyone who contributed to this book. The project was funded by the Kansas Health Foundation and the Kansas Humanities Council. Although that support was invaluable, the support of many in the community helped make this book a reality. The stories that friends and neighbors shared about their experiences through the Starbuck Fire, March 6, 2017, are the heart of this book ... Each story reflects the strength of the people who survived the fire. Those who were interviewed generaously shared their experiences, their fears, and their hope for the future. Many of the stories reflect the community's gratitude for the generosity of strangers who have helped in untold ways, and all touch on the importance of family, faith, and friendship in Clark County, Kansas. The book was written to preserve the memories of those who lived through the Starbuck Fire and to present them in context of the months following the fire ..."--Foreward