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Proprietor of longtime Santa Fe apparel store Pinkoyote had 'sixth sense' for fashion industry

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By Gabrielle Porter Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
When Patricia "Patty" Schumann Kempe chose to leave a successful fashion merchandising career behind to hang her own shingle in Santa Fe, it was a leap of faith. Kempe had worked her way up the big retail ladder, from a sales job at JCPenney in her native Utah to buyer roles at Best & Co. and Bloomingdale’s in New York and at Macy’s in Kansas City, according to brother Fred Kempe.
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O'Keeffe museum co-founder helped shape Santa Fe's cultural institutions

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By Gabrielle Porter Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
When asked in 1997 how and why Santa Fe's Georgia O'Keeffe Museum came to be, John Marion said he and his wife felt the late famed artist simply wasn't getting her due in her adopted home. "It seemed to her and to me that it was criminal, almost, that there were no O'Keeffes of any note to be seen in the city," Marion told a reporter with the Los Angeles Times, referring to his wife, Anne Windfohr Marion.
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Longtime publisher remembered for helping create Santa Fe's literary community

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By Gabrielle Porter Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
When organizers of the massive Feria Internacional del Libro de Guadalajara sent word inviting New Mexico's literary community to appear as the 1994 event's featured guest, it was an honor, but it was also a problem. "There was no organization or anything," said Jeanie C. Williams, owner of PenPower book marketing services. "Everybody was doing their own thing in little pockets of New Mexico." Enter Richard Polese.
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