Known, with her husband, as Santa Fe Living Treasures, Jean Bainbridge dies at 95.
“She was entranced with Santa Fe — the art community, the intellectual community, the Southwest atmosphere that we all love, the lights, the sunsets, the skies,” Steve Bainbridge said of his mother. “There are hundreds, if not thousands, of people in New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma who learned to ski because of Buzz and Jean.”
When Steve Bainbridge recently asked his mother what she considered the best part of her life, she said, “Teaching skiing.”
“She was entranced with Santa Fe — the art community, the intellectual community, the Southwest atmosphere that we all love, the lights, the sunsets, the skies,” Steve Bainbridge said of his mother. “There are hundreds, if not thousands, of people in New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma who learned to ski because of Buzz and Jean.”
When Steve Bainbridge recently asked his mother what she considered the best part of her life, she said, “Teaching skiing.”
