Loren was the son of Loren N. and Elsie A. (Hanson) Adkins.
He was a talented artist who worked with pastels. His painting began during frequent journeys into the immense wilderness surrounding his home in Gustavus, Alaska. He traveled quietly, lightly, by kayak or on foot, often alone, seeking images and what he described as a "clearing of the spirit".
He passed away in his new found home of Brazil, and is survived by his wife, his mother Elsie and sisters: Cecelia and Nadine.
He was a talented artist who worked with pastels. His painting began during frequent journeys into the immense wilderness surrounding his home in Gustavus, Alaska. He traveled quietly, lightly, by kayak or on foot, often alone, seeking images and what he described as a "clearing of the spirit".
He passed away in his new found home of Brazil, and is survived by his wife, his mother Elsie and sisters: Cecelia and Nadine.
Loren was the son of Loren N. and Elsie A. (Hanson) Adkins.
He was a talented artist who worked with pastels. His painting began during frequent journeys into the immense wilderness surrounding his home in Gustavus, Alaska. He traveled quietly, lightly, by kayak or on foot, often alone, seeking images and what he described as a "clearing of the spirit".
He passed away in his new found home of Brazil, and is survived by his wife, his mother Elsie and sisters: Cecelia and Nadine.
He was a talented artist who worked with pastels. His painting began during frequent journeys into the immense wilderness surrounding his home in Gustavus, Alaska. He traveled quietly, lightly, by kayak or on foot, often alone, seeking images and what he described as a "clearing of the spirit".
He passed away in his new found home of Brazil, and is survived by his wife, his mother Elsie and sisters: Cecelia and Nadine.
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