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Oct 6, 2023 · March 1, 1959 – October 3, 2023. Local resident Jill Soffer passed away from cancer, surrounded by family, friends and dogs, at her beloved mountain ranch on October 3, 2023. She was 64 years old. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jill was mostly raised in Weston, MA. She graduated from Concord Academy ’77 in Massachusetts, a high school ...
Oct 6, 2023 · Remembering Jill Soffer. Local resident Jill Soffer passed away from cancer, surrounded by family, friends and dogs, at her beloved mountain ranch on Oct. 3, 2023. She was 64. Born in Pittsburgh ...
Jill Soffer is an Aspen, Colorado based philanthropist, focusing on Climate and Democracy initiatives. Through her foundation, Our Part, she expands her investments by engaging and collaborating with peers, maximizing the efficacy of our work. Jill is an active board member of The Sierra Club Foundation and an Ambassador for NextGen America ...
Oct 17, 2023 · Harris: Remembering Jill Soffer. We are writing to express our profound sadness at the death of Jill Soffer last week. Jill was an important and passionate supporter of Roaring Fork Audubon and many other local and national environmental organizations, and she will be sorely missed. Her commitment to wildlife, natural landscapes, and a host of ...
With sadness and gratitude, we remember Jill Soffer, who passed away at 64 last October in Carbondale – the place she built her home and life after forming a deep connection with the Roaring Fork Valley in her youth. Jill was a Colorado-based philanthropist and passionate WRA donor focused on climate action. A commitment to environmentalism ...
Jill Soffer is the founder of Our Part, a foundation that focuses on Climate and Democracy initiatives that reduce or drawdown carbon now, using currently available technologies like trees and soil.
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With deep sadness we remember Jill Soffer, who passed away from cancer on October 3rd. Jill had a profound impact on Wilderness Workshop since joining our board in 2016. Jill saw the potential for our organization and pushed us to lean into that potential and take the steps–sometimes difficult ones–she believed were necessary to achieve our ...
