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By Ken Esten Cooke
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Walter Doebbler
A farmer’s table
hilip
O’Bryan
Montgomery died
late last year, but
a new book will
showcase his legacy and
his chronicles of the lives of
1970s German families in
Fredericksburg.
Montgomery was a Dallasarea native, businessman and
philanthropist, but he always
viewed Fredericksburg as his
second home. He worked as
an intern in the mid-1970s for
the Fredericksburg Standard,
and it was there that he
worked on the project to be
unveiled at a March 15 book
release party at RS Hanna
Gallery, 208 S. Lincoln St.
About three years ago, he
was diagnosed with a brain
tumor and he died in October.
Fortunately, the book was far
along enough in the production process to where the publishers were able to show him
a proof on an iPad before he
died.
“At such a young age, Philip
grew to know and appreciate
these people,” said Liz Tynan,
a Fredericksburg resident and
family friend. “That’s the real
magic of the book.”
The book features blackand-white (duotone) photographs and interviews of
28 local families, all bearing
names of those who helped
shape the community into
what it is today: Basse, Dietz,
Frantzen, Hartmann, Itz,
Jenschke, Jung, Kirchner,
Moellering,
Petmecky,
Schandua, Schmidt and
Schuch, among others.
“The insight and wisdom
shown at such a young age is
just exceptional,” said Cynthia
England, another friend of the
family. “Walking through the
gallery is a sublime experience
to see how he documented the
culture, the history, and the
spirit of this community.”
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and appreciation for life’s pleasures
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his recovery. He still works for the nation’s late wheelchair
magine a dive into a cool river them today.
“Superman,” Christopher Reeve.
after a day of hiking mounHis positive outlook belies his
“When he was going through
tains in the Texas desert. Yet, situation.
his ordeal, it really changed the
instead of feeling the rush of
“Family and friends and way people looked at paralysis,”
cool water, you wake up weeks GSD&M have been a huge foun- he said. “Every accident is diflater in a hospital paralyzed.
dation to build on,” Dunten said. ferent, and everyone is differThat was a life-changing epi- “It sounds cliché, but I was lucky ent physiologically and physisode for Jared Dunten, an because I have a great family in cally. There was a time that they
Austin-based advertising copy all these people and supporters thought after two years, whatwriter, and, until the accident, an around me.”
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before deciding to clean up in vate lessons at his home. “He have been
different if the acciPage 12
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said with a spinal
lost his life.
“I’m building my technical art injury, there is swelling, yet the
Sudoku
Fredericksburg Standard-Radio PostFourteen years after the acci- skills,
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but also learning a lot of art spinal canal is small and cuts off
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dent, Dunten will share his story history from him and learning to blood flow. While his friend was
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able to get him to a hospital in
Farms, seven miles east of Fredericksburg
artwork he painted with his
Dunten said the physical chal- Alpine, it was many more hours
on U.S. 290. – Standard-Radio Post file
mouth, at the second annual lenges of painting can be taxing. before he was able to reach a spi“Eat. Drink. Be Inspired.” fun- “It’s a beast,” he said of cover- nal decompression chamber at a
draiser, set for 6 p.m., Friday, ing a large canvas. He moves his Lubbock hospital.
in the ballroom of the Admiral wheelchair by leaning his upper
Yet more than a decade after
1279 US
Hwy. 87S.
Nimitz Museum.
body forward or backward. “The the accident, life goes on for him.
Photo by Randall Ford
Instead of letting the injury largest canvas I’ve done is six feet
Dunten and wife, Kimberley,
Fredericksburg
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just a kick in the teeth,” he said
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screening of “Will Walk,” a production by
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• Fredericksburg
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Post • Commemorative Section • November 13, 2013 •
young man, just twenty-two,
Display
The photos will be on display this weekend at the
R.S. Hanna Gallery, for this
month’s First Friday Art
Walk. That will be followed
by a March 15 book release
and gallery photo print show.
(Proceeds of the March 15
book release will benefit the
Gillespie County Historical
Society.)
In the preface, Montgomery
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ty of Gillespie County and was
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Stories
The interviews feature stories of the residents and their
ancestors, some of whom were
original settlers to the area.
Willie Frantzen described
his grandparents as having a
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Joanie Harris, another
family friend who is helping promote the book, said
Montgomery’s family restored
one of the town’s old rock
homes, and also helped fix up
the Pioneer Memorial Library,
which used to serve as the
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Philip O’Bryan
Montgomery III
Fredericksburg. My three
brothers and I had the run of
the town. Our parents, Ruth
Ann and Philip Montgomery,
saw Fredericksburg as a place
where Carter, Will, Harold,
and I could experience the
country and learn from a
community of strong, moral,
hard-working people — mostly third- and fourth-generation descendants of German
immigrants. They were right.
“In Fredericksburg and the
Wide-ranging interests
surrounding countryside,
Montgomery was a renaiswe learned to be naturalists, sance man of sorts. An avid
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