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Kathy Hamilton |
The first picture of Kathy fishing is at the tender age of two off the dock near her family home in New Brunswick. She has remained a fisher throughout her life and in the last decade has learned both fly fishing and the art of fly tying. Kathy became aware of Casting for Life at the Western Canadian Fly Fishing Exposition and signed up to be a fishing buddy at the 2003 retreat. She has never looked back. Today, as a Director for Casting for Life she contributes her skills as the CFL webmaster, organizing events and teaching casting. By day, Kathy is a computer technician and for the past sixteen years has taught continuing education for Chinook Learning Services. Although her schedule is hectic with teaching and volunteering, Kathy’s true passion is to be on the water. During the summer months you can find her wading into the mighty Bow weekly to challenge the elusive Brown or Rainbow. |
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Kim Blaikie |
Kim discovered the joy of fishing with Casting For Life in the summer of 2001. She remembers feeling totally welcomed and cared for and somewhat perplexed as to why anyone would want to go to all this trouble for her. As the weekend progressed, she experienced nature’s peace and harmony in the now and the promise of a new skill for the future. Her own experience with breast cancer was affirmed by sharing stories with new friends; moving her forward along the path to acceptance of her disease. She found the community of fly fishers that is CFL a caring and generous one. She was honoured to work as a volunteer for this big-hearted organization, and accepted a directorship in 2006.
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Donna Kinjo |
Donna came to Casting for Life as a participant and has embraced the sport of fly fishing ever since. She can often be found fishing on one of Alberta's many beautiful rivers with her family and has even travelled to Cuba to try her hand at more exotic species.Donna has worked closely with Casting for Life since being a participant and has become our most recent board member.
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