Ronda Steenburgen:  

Life Class of 66 Update: From Ronda Davidson Steenburgen Pictures are worth 1001 words, so here’s the evolution of the Steenburgen clan. Terry Steenburgen: Terry went to the University of Wyoming and then transferred to Western State College. He played football and was RMAC champion quarterback in 1969. He taught and coached in Fort Morgan Colorado. He began an insurance agency in 1980 and in 1990 got the best job ever; he was the state director of Ducks Unlimited (a wetlands conservation organization). Some of the results of his work included water projects in Delta’s Confluence Park area which continues to be an amazing recreational area for the western slope. There is also a permanent nesting pool near Jackson Lake..The Terry Steenburgen Wetlands Project. His most stellar accomplishment was raising two wonderful sons, Cody (now 35 ) and Casey ( now 31 ). They followed in Terry’s footsteps with athletic prowess and a passion for the outdoors. Terry died in 1994 at the age of 46 of melanoma. He died as he lived…setting an example of courage and gentleness. We were married 25 years. There hasn’t been a moment since his death that I haven’t given thanks for his presence in my life. Steve Bellar was one of the last people who were with Terry before his death and Don & Diane Benavedez joined us in a final fishing trip. He was one terrific man. Ronda Davidson Steenburgen: I attended Colorado State University and majored in Occ...Expand for more