For Tommy Lee Jones, his induction into the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame in January 2009 was huge. “This might be the first time that I’ve taken an award personally,” Jones remarked to those assembled at the induction ceremony.
Volumes have been written about him—and he’s written volumes himself—27 at last count with his 28th, Embrace the Struggle, just released in October. Along the way he’s helped so many others clarify their thinking about themselves, in matters related to both business and personal life.
“There’s only one place, first place,” say Al and Bobby Unser, two brothers who are just as incredible off the racetrack as their legendary days on it.
Although each rode and mastered quite different types of steeds, it can truly be said that the lives of brothers Darrell and Buster Welch have—and continue to be—undeniably the stuff of legend.
Their words, “Age is just a number,” truly describe the adventurous spirit and outlook of Barry and Fran Lazarus. Prior to relocating to Summit County, Colorado, Barry and Fran lived an active, involved life on the east coast in West Hartford, Connecticut.
