E.D. Etnyre & Co. in Oregon donated $100,000 July 18 for the ongoing refurbishing project of The Eternal Indian, the Black Hawk statue at Lowden Park. Pictured (in no particular order) are Liam Silmby-Ferb, Carolyne Silmby-Ferb, Eme Masters, Cian Silmby-Ferb, Robin Etnyre, Lane Zerbe, Roger Cain, Ty Hannebaum, Melissa Masters, Kathryn Ferb, Ken Williams, Jan Stilson, Ganesh Iyer, Eric Schenck, Don Etnyre, John Lindhorst, Chris Martin, Pete Dahms, Nate Davis, Craig Shurson and Steve Carr. Photo submitted by Robin Etnyre.
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E.D. Etnyre & Co. in Oregon donated $100,000 July 18 for the ongoing refurbishing project of The Eternal Indian, the Black Hawk statue at Lowden Park. Pictured (in no particular order) are Liam Silmby-Ferb, Carolyne Silmby-Ferb, Eme Masters, Cian Silmby-Ferb, Robin Etnyre, Lane Zerbe, Roger Cain, Ty Hannebaum, Melissa Masters, Kathryn Ferb, Ken Williams, Jan Stilson, Ganesh Iyer, Eric Schenck, Don Etnyre, John Lindhorst, Chris Martin, Pete Dahms, Nate Davis, Craig Shurson and Steve Carr. Photo submitted by Robin Etnyre.