The road is open…… again!
Posted By Janis Bishop on April 15, 2012
Graniteville got three feet of new snow this past week. Thanks to Harley Monian for plowing.
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The road is open!
Posted By Janis Bishop on April 3, 2012
This year the road is opened much earlier than usual – thanks to the County for plowing it in a single day (another rare event). Please stay tuned for information about the 4th of July Parade this year. We hope to get a big turnout and especially welcome entries into the parade. All comers are welcome to be in the parade, or watch it and join us for a picnic afterward. This snow should be melted before you know it!
The county has plowed the road early this year!
First snow of 2012
Posted By Janis Bishop on January 20, 2012
Bishop's cabin - first snowfall of 2012
Where’s the snow?
Posted By Janis Bishop on January 19, 2012
Fall in Poorman Creek
In Memorium – Ralph Gaddis
Posted By Janis Bishop on October 19, 2011
Ralph Arlen Gaddis passed away on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at one of his most favorite places in the world, his family vacation cabin near Graniteville, CA.
Born March 12, 1932 in Ellis, South Dakota, Ralph moved with his family at age nine to Los Angeles. Upon graduation from Manual Arts High School, he attended Pierce College before joining the Air Force where he served in Washington state and the UK. He relocated to Atascadero, California in 1963 to raise his family. Ralph was an active 4H leader for almost 20 years and for nearly 26 years, he was a familiar, friendly face as the man behind the Post Office counter. After retirement, he and his wife, Marylin, spent the summers at their cabin on Robbins Ranch Road or traveling throughout Canada and Alaska in their RV. Ralph enjoyed the winter season near his grandchildren at his home in Paso Robles and was always seen out walking with his best friend, Andy, a 120-pound Bouvier.
Ralph is survived by three sons: Jerry of Medford, OR; Ralph James of Denver, CO; Paul (Denise) of Nipomo; and a stepdaughter, Michele (Clive) Rupert of Atascadero and two stepsons, Mark and Mike. He also leaves behind four grandsons, two granddaughters, and a sister, Donna Austin of Paso Robles. He was preceded in death by his wife of 25 years, Marylin, who passed away nine years ago this month.
Known as a kind man, a good friend, a loving husband, a beloved father and proud grandfather, he will be deeply missed. Services will be held on Saturday, October 22 at 11:00am in the the city cemetary of Paso Robles, California. In lieu of flowers, the family is asking to send donations to the Graniteville Volunteer Fire Department.
To donate to the Graniteville Fire Department, please send your donation to:
GVFC 46
attn: Chief Paul Stone
35401 Graniteville Rd.
Nevada City, CA 95959