Despite being first cousins, Tom and Mark Udall act more like brothers. Their parents were close, so the two spent plenty of time together growing up, sharing dinners with their siblings, cracking jokes and playing under the Arizona sun. As the boys grew older, their friendship matured. Outdoorsmen to the core, they possess a common love of mountain climbing, and… return to article
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Reader Comments (2)Page 1 of 1 pagesNice to see that the Udall legacy of high ethic lives on in the newer generations. Makes one proud to be have been born in St Johns Arizona.
Andrew Paul Gutierrez, Professor, UC Berkeley
Posted by carpediem on Mar 24, 2008 at 9:07 PM I recall help organizing a Stewart Udall “Eco-Rap” that was held at Creighton University/Omaha in 1970.
I had the good fortune to meet again with a Udall family member at a birthday party for the (now, late) poet William Meredith in Washington, DC, circa 1995.
It’s good to learn that the Udall “gene pool” has continued on--after all, remember when 1970 was the “Year of the Environment” way back then…
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