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Jan 11, 2006 · From Times Staff and Wire Reports. Katharine Thalberg, 70, who led a campaign to ban the sale of fur in Aspen, Colo., died Friday of cancer at Aspen Valley Hospital. In 1989, Thalberg and her...
Jan 6, 2006 · Katherine Thalberg, wife of former Aspen Mayor Bill Stirling who helped lead the “Fur Fight” and proprietor of one of the town’s most cherished businesses, died Friday morning at Aspen Valley Hospital.According to her daughter, Ashley Anderson, Thalberg died after waging “a valiant two-year battle with cancer,” at the age of 70.She ...
Jan 18, 2006 · ALL |. Katharine Thalberg died Jan. 6 at the age of 70. She was the owner of Explore Booksellers and Bistro in Aspen and a longtime Aspen resident. She first visited Aspen in the 1950s and moved there with her three daughters in 1973.
Jan 5, 2006 · Katherine Thalberg, wife of former Aspen Mayor Bill Stirling who helped lead the Fur Fight and proprietor of one of the town's most cherished businesses, died Friday morning at Aspen Valley Hospital. According to her daughter, Ashley Anderson, Thalberg died after waging a valiant two-year battle with cancer, at the age...
Jan 21, 2006 · Longtime Aspenite Katharine Thalberg was remembered Saturday as politically passionate, uncompromising, savvy, devoted and brave to the end during a 90-minute memorial service at Paepcke...
Jan 18, 2006 · News. Rocky Mountain Freestyle, with some help from the Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club and Aspen Skiing Co., brought back its “Freestyle Friday” mogul competition to Aspen Highlands. Katharine Thalberg was the owner of Explore Booksellers and Bistro in Aspen, and a longtime Aspen resident.
Katharine Thalberg founded Explore Booksellers in 1975, and she worked there devotedly and continuously for 30 years until her death in 2006. A former writer and inveterate book lover, Katharine was deeply dedicated to the world of ideas and a fierce defender of the First Amendment.
