Can anyone help me find photos or articles about Doug Iverson?

[Arrex 0]

I happen to know a certain wild man by the name of Doug Iverson who apparently was quite the sky diver back in the day. Apparently he was featured in a few magazines, and I saw his name mentioned on your forum. I would love to be able to find any photos, magazine clippings, or articles that relate to him. Doug is the most colorful character I've ever met, a real Helluva guy.

[bozo 0]

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I happen to know a certain wild man by the name of Doug Iverson who apparently was quite the sky diver back in the day. Apparently he was featured in a few magazines, and I saw his name mentioned on your forum. I would love to be able to find any photos, magazine clippings, or articles that relate to him. Doug is the most colorful character I've ever met, a real Helluva guy.

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Back in the day Doug went by the nickname Iverdeath.
He was really a piece of work living in the storeroom of the "wreck hall" at the old Coolige DZ.
He had a horribly broken leg and still took my wife and I out to the speed canals for some fun when it was too windy to jump. He jumped right in with us.
What a good guy. Tell him Bozo says hi.

bozo
Pain is fleeting. Glory lasts forever. Chicks dig scars.

[rdufokker 6]

Funny how everyone at Goulidge had death in their name. Remember Ma Death?

Irony: "the History and Trivia section hijacked by the D.B. Cooper thread"

[skybill 22]

Hi rdu,
"Ma Death" was Dana from Snoots, moved to So. Cal. Elsinore and eventually married Jim Hanbury.

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[riggerrob 643]

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Hi rdu,
"Ma Death" was Dana from Snoots, moved to So. Cal. Elsinore and eventually married Jim Hanbury.

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Yes, and I met her in the mid-1990s, in California City.