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Subject: Re: Pioneer Inn

Author:
Kelly

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Date Posted: 08/17/08 9:31am
In reply to: Nancy 's message, "Re: Peoria tributes" on 08/17/08 7:50am

Nancy, I don't think they have a website, only a myspace page, and it's not very helpful. It would probably be best to give them a call.

Pioneer Inn 303-258-7733

In case that number is no good, you could try this one that was used for tickets to their Dan Tribute show 303-258-7075

And here's a link to their myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/thepioneerinn

Good luck,

Kelly

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Author:
Diney Boo
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Date Posted: 08/17/08 12:30pm

This was my experience...I had found an email address for Bunny. I wrote to her twice and no response. I honestly cannot remember if I phoned the Inn or not. Luckily, my son and daughter-in-law were in the area, hiking at Caribou Ranch Open Space, and took the time to stop in for me and purchase the wonderful copy.

On a side note, I had been to the Pioneer Inn twice. I was fortunate enough to take a photo of the painting as it hung on the wall. I believe the employees shared with me that once Dan was diagnosed, Bunny took the painting down for safe keeping.

It was really marvelous of her to have copies made and be available for sale at the Nederland tribute.

Good Luck!