She shares their personal stories and experiences in her 2015 release Awakening East: Moving our Adopted Children Back to China. She’s dabbled in nonprofit consulting, college teaching, multiple marathons, and even moved with her adopted children to China for a year, so their family could experience the culture and lifestyle of where her children came from first-hand. Also, included in this time is 26 years at Mountain Madness, where he worked alongside Scott Fischer, and 10 years with Christine Boskoff.Denver author Johanna Garton is a woman after our own heart. Mark Gunlogson’s climbing career spans more than forty years across the globe, more than thirty of which include working in the guiding industry. Several years of living and working in Asia inspired her to write her first book, Awakening East. She has served on the Colorado Governor’s Commission on Community Service and taught advocacy and legal issues for nonprofits at Regis University. As an AmeriCorps VISTA member in Chicago, Garton worked on behalf of refugee survivors of torture at the Heartland Alliance. Johanna Garton is a mother, author, and cross country coach. Join us for a true tale that is equal parts inspiring, dramatic, and heartbreaking. They discuss how Christine was a deeply loved role model and how her life was one of constant achievement mixed with personal tragedy. Joined in conversation by climber Mark Gunlogson, Garton takes us from Boskoff’s early years as a Lockheed engineer, through her first successes in the climbing world, to her purchase of Seattle-based Mountain Madness after owner and climber Scott Fischer died in the 1996 Everest disaster. In this livestreamed conversation, Garton talks about her book Edge of the Map: The Mountain Life of Christine Boskoff, which traces the sharp twists and turns in Boskoff’s life.
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