60http://toddskinnerfoundation.comen tsftsfjason@kintzler.comnohttp://toddskinnerfoundation.com/2007/10/04/introducing-the-todd-skinner-foundation.aspx?ref=rsstsfThe Todd Skinner Foundation is a non-profit organization* formed to support the continuing legacy of Todd Skinner by funding endeavors in his spirit. This is achieved in the following ways:Expedition grants – preference will be given to free first ascents - climbs that are bold, audacious and in remote areas are preferred. This effort can and should be combined with another listed.International cultural and educational grants – emphasis should be on children and in areas near or affected by climbing. This grant can and should be combined with another listed.Publication / Film grants – works focusing ...newshttp://toddskinnerfoundation.com/2007/10/04/introducing-the-todd-skinner-foundation.aspx#Comments1ffa2627-f372-4d8c-9069-0669c0c65a64Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:06:16 GMThttp://toddskinnerfoundation.com/2007/10/04/remembering-todd-skinner.aspx?ref=rsstsf/images/100902-93599/Trango_80.jpg" width=438 border=0>By Steve Bechtel We had been walking in the rain and dark for hours. We'd failed again on a weekend trip to climb a wilderness wall, and were heading out of the Wind Rivers late Sunday night. My headlamp was starting to fail and Todd's was so weak he had to hold it in his hand to see the ground. We stopped briefly under a somewhat dry group of trees, and Todd said, "Well, we're lucky men.""I don't feel very lucky right now.""At least we're not accountants." Todd Skinner, 47, was raised in Pinedale, Wyoming, ...About Toddhttp://toddskinnerfoundation.com/2007/10/04/remembering-todd-skinner.aspx#Commentsc5a6333b-fad8-48e0-b99f-ebf81997c084Thu, 04 Oct 2007 20:01:27 GMT