Mary Templin, the wind beneath his wings

Bob Templin was a legend and his death at age 93 in 2017 brought many well-deserved tributes to his business acumen, generosity and servant’s heart. His bride of a half century, Mary, had been by his side through many of his accomplishments. Petite and proper and pretty as a picture, Mary was a steel magnolia. I can still hear Bob’s voice as he’d say often, “Mary and I ...” always including and crediting her for being the wind beneath his wings.

Multi-phase reconstruction project brings park’s master plan to fruition

Multi-phase reconstruction project brings park’s master plan to fruition

Depot Park is the open space at the heart of downtown Whitefish. The park plays hosts to family gatherings, lunchtime picnics and major events, and is often the first glimpse of town visitors get when coming off the train.

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