A Life Rooted in Wilderness and Art
Eric Bealer, born on June 6, 1960, was a renowned woodblock artist celebrated for his intricate engravings that captured the essence of Alaska's rugged landscapes. His wife, Pamela, born just a day later, shared his passion for nature and self-reliance. Together, they built a life immersed in the wilderness, settling near Pelican Bay, Alaska, where they embraced a homesteading lifestyle. Their days were filled with gardening, raising animals, and creating art, reflecting a deep connection to the land and a commitment to simplicity.
The Journey to Green Top
On September 12, 2018, Eric and Pamela departed for their remote summer cabin at Green Top on Yakobi Island, a location accessible only by boat and surrounded by the vast expanse of the Tongass National Forest. They were expected to return by the end of the month, but as days turned into weeks with no communication, concern grew among their friends and neighbors. ...Read More
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