In Remembrance: Park Service salutes former employee who died of Covid-19
Nearly 20 Glacier National Park Service staff lined the roadway to honor the passing of Kevin Skunkcap, a previous employee who recently died from COVID-19, as his funeral procession drove by the west entrance Thursday morning. (Teresa Byrd/Hungry Horse News)
Glacier National Park employees gathered near the Park’s west entrance Thursday morning to salute the memory of Browning resident Kevin Skunkcap, who died recently from Covid-19, as his body was being transported across the Continental Divide, flanked by an escort of ranger vehicles.
According to his most recent Park supervisor, Jennifer Baker, Skunkcap had worked seasonally for Glacier as a visitor use assistant at the Two Medicine entrance station for seven summers, from 2014 to 2019...
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