Date: 7/14/26 7:17 pm From: John Rawinski <johnrawinski0...> Subject: [cobirds] Re: Hugh Kingery and the end of an era
Hugh was always an inspiration and had an enthusiasm for birds that was
contagious. When I first moved to the state in 1982, Hugh would call (back
pre technology) and we would visit about the birds reported in the San Luis
valley. We could talk for a long time. He was always inclusive, even to a
new kid on the block. His legacy is great and I will always appreciate him
for the kind and enthusiastic person he was.
John Rawinski
Monte Vista, CO
On Sunday, July 12, 2026 at 8:41:26 PM UTC-6 Andrews Robert wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Today I received the sad news from Urling Kingery that Hugh Kingery died
> Saturday afternoon. Urling and one of his daughters was at the house when
> it happened. There are no specific plans at present for a memorial, but
> details will be sent out at the appropriate time. I am sending out this
> information on behalf of Urling and at her request. Truly the end of a era
> in Colorado birding; a great figure will be missed.
> Bob Andrews
> Yekepa, Liberia, West Africa
> Currently in Centennial, Arapahoe Co.
>
>
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