(May 3, 1923 – July 27, 1995) My dad joined the Navy when he was young because his childhood was challenging and his career options were scarce. Before long, he was flying fighter planes from aircraft carriers in WWII and moving constantly. He eventually got stationed in San Diego and was honorably discharged due to
(Nov 4, 1945 – Aug 21, 2022) I was lucky enough to have Richard as a father in-law. He always supported me, my friends and skateboarding from day one. He really helped the skate scene in Reno thrive during the 80’s and beyond. Richard built awesome ramps and hosted many contests (Reno State Fair, NSA
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We are adding this area of our website to house many Skateboarding Publication artifacts that you can view online. Skateboarding’s history is told in these pages and we’ll do our best to add stuff you can’t find online for your research references and pleasure reading. Magazines Zines Mark Conahans Zine from Portland OR 1982-1987 V.B.
We are providing these digital copies of the N.S.A., National Skateboarding Association, free of charge. If your using them for research or fun and wish to help bring more of these bad ass artifacts back to your computer, please donate to the museum today. A big Thank You to John Trimble for donating his efforts
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Don Bostick – born August 1, 1950 – Honolulu, Hawaii I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. My father was in the Navy and married my mom, a local Hawaiian girl from Hilo, Hawaii. My father was of Dutch/German decent and grew up in Texas. I have an older sister, Esther Jewett and a younger brother,
