Some of you may have known my wife Susan. She was a very unique woman who worked extremely hard on everything she did. During our years in Nevada, on the farm there, we produced organic vegetables and and a wide variety of potato seed. We sold that farm in 1991 and bought the farm on the Tongue River just south of Miles City in 1992. We called it the Tongue River Farm and started out boarding cattle and doing management intensive grazing. We did very well on this project and I will have to say that we would have never been successful without Susan’s management skills. We finally moved into the Icelandic Sheep business where once again Susan’s superior management skills proved remarkable and we ended up with the largest flock of Icelandic sheep in the United States. I do think, she was also able to have bred and selected the finest flock outside of Iceland and possibly even Iceland. We started going in different directions (me toward retirement and motorcycles) and she wanted to continue breeding sheep. We divorced a few years ago after selling the farm. She moved to Missouri and continued with her sheep project. Unfortunately she contracted leukemia, which finally took her life. Her family and many friends will miss her.