Sponsored by
Sponsored by the Ramona H.E.A.R.T. Mural Project Board of Directors
S. Elaine Lyttleton, Judy Nachazel, Robert Krysak, Rob Lewallen,
Chris Anderson, Stephanie Norvell, Donna Zick
And in memory of Lillian Krysak
February 17, 2012
Casey Duane Tibbs, March 5, 1929 to January 28, 1990 was an American cowboy, rodeo performer, stunt man, actor, director and producer.
Tibbs held the “World All-Around Rodeo Champion” title twice; he also won the world saddle bronc riding championship several times and in 1951 the world bareback bronc riding championship. He was featured on the cover of a 1951 LIFE magazine.
He was born and after his death in 1990, was buried in Fort Pierre, South Dakota. He lived in Ramona from 1976 where he raised and bred horses, until his death.
Casey was one of the founders of the Rodeo Cowboys Association.
Artists, John and Jeanne Whalen
Since 1975, the San Diego husband-wife team have been leaving their beautiful mark on homes, commercial properties and public art installations. They are probably most noted for their mural of Charles Lindbergh, which stood for many years greeting travelers to the Commuter Terminal at the San Diego International Airport.
The Board of the Ramona H.E.A.R.T. Mural Project launched this ambitious outdoor mural program by contributing the funds themselves.
President S. Elaine Lyttleton, www.hatfieldcreekvineyards.com
VP Judy Nachazel, Artist
Secretary Robert E. Krysak, Esq. www.krysaklaw.com
Treasurer Robert Lewallen, Home Designer & Builder, Musician
Chris Anderson, www.realestatechris.com
Stephanie Norvell, www.townandcountryhomeloans.com
Donna Zick, Community Leader
Thanks to the Guy B. Woodward Museum for research assistance.
Look for the H.E.A.R.T. icon in this mural!