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An additional resource on Tobin's life

Hello! Thank you for this page on Tobin Sorenson. Tobin and I were friends and students together at Biola College, and shortly after he died I published an article in "Athletes in Action Magazine" about his life. The article was based on interviews I had with him and others while I worked as a writer for Biola's PR department, and won a "Best Personality Feature of the Year" award in 1981 from the Evangelical Press Association. That magazine is now defunct but I have a copy of that article, which is focused on his record-breaking solo climb of the Matterhorn's North Face, on my website here: https://LarryShort.com/2025/02/07/beyond-the-matterhorn-tobin-sorenson/

I thought you might like to add it to the "Additional Resources" list on your page. My article also contains photos of Tobin which you could use.

Thank you!

~ Larry Short 76.104.201.85 (talk) 07:03, 8 February 2025 (UTC)[reply]