Glen Alan Hinshaw

He married Grace Elizabeth Short, Jun 15 1963, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.² Grace was born Dec 8 1943, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.^2,4

He then married Carol Ann Lawson, Sep 24 1995.^1,2 Carol was born Mar 11 1939, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.^1,2,4

Glen was a wildlife officer for the Colorado Division of Wildlife for nearly 25 years in southwestern Colorado. He was the Division's Education Coordinator for western Colorado for nearly 10 years and then retired.¹ Glen was recognized for his service as the Wildlife Officer of the Year in 1968, Conservationist of the Year by the Colorado Chapter of Trout Unlimited in 1985, and the Enos Mills Lifetime Achievement Award for Environmental Education in 1997 by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education.⁵

Glen is the author of "Crusaders for Wildlife", a history wildlife stewardship in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado,^5,6 and "Echoes From The Mountains: The Life and Adventures of a Colorado Wildlife Officer"^1,5,7,8

Photo: Glen Alan Hinshaw 1961 "Silver Spruce" yearbook, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado ⁹

Photo: Glen Alan Hinshaw 1962 "Silver Spruce" yearbook, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado ⁹

Photo: Glen Alan Hinshaw 1963 "Silver Spruce" yearbook, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado ⁹

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