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Over the years, he actively worked to organize high-level symposia, draft textbooks and advocacy toolkits, and host events promoting environmental issues. "I think Jay was tired of French cooking," Berry said. The Thomas Dubois Hormel Foundation reflects the interests and passions Tom Hormel held close to his heart during his lifetime, one that was centered in music and art and that took seriously humankinds most compelling stewardship environmental rights. Try again later. His early career pursuits reflected his infinite curiosity and included an art gallery, a boat- building business, a tropical fish store, a charter helicopter operation, a real estate development company, and a natural foods store and restaurant. Add to your scrapbook. Environment Program's Global 500 Roll of Honor. "Jay met with Marion personally and he hired him to guard the plant, but he must have liked him, because he assigned him to the estate and that's where I met him," Berry said. Snow accumulating 3 to 5 inches. He also studies privately with Fred Hersch. He was the grandson of Lillian Belle and George A. Hormel, founder of Geo. Your Scrapbook is currently empty. Joseph J. Grano Jr. Jeff Davis. It was exciting. I think he liked my cooking better." The Hormel children, "Geordie," Thomas and James were "well-behaved and happy little kids," according to the woman. While living in Ketchum, Idaho, he helped found the 6th Street Environmental Center, supported the Snake River Alliance, and organized the first GlobeScope Idaho Conference. Tom was born February 3, 1930 in Austin MN, to Germaine Dubois and Jay Catherwood Hormel. Snapshots: In honor of Presidents' Day, who is your favorite dead president? Previously sponsored memorials or famous memorials will not have this option. I'm lucky': How Mike Vowels faced his past trauma, and rediscovered his love for skiing, Bellevue extends city services contract with Athenian Partners, Continuous improvement drives school calendar changes, Ketchum aims to add to Planning and Building Department, Idaho House votes to prohibit use of student IDs to verify identity for voting, Public safety requires more than the use of force, Breaking the Glass ceiling: Renowned Philip Glass Ensemble heads to the Argyros on Saturday, Sammy Smith is on her way to the World Cup, Home prices rise in northern Wood River Valley, decline in south, Hailey's Peter Wolter wins Boulder Mountain Tour, St. Lukes cuts 2% of workforce as COVID relief wanes. Esteban Castro Trio in the Theater, Birdland Theater, New York He attends the Juilliard School on full-tuition Thomas Dubois Hormel Memorial Scholarship, studying with Ted Rosenthal. Thomas Dubois Hormel was an environmental philanthropist, artist, and musician. His published collections include Go for Baroque and Caribbean Nights, of which the proceeds were donated to Conservation International.