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SNEWS® Live: Big City Mountaineers' Mark Godley shares the story behind his work to get kids outdoors

Posted: 12/21/2007 In Category(s): Outdoor, Podcasts :: News Feature Audio

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SNEWS® Live: Big City Mountaineers executive director Mark Godley began his career in the corporate world, selling computer software and technology. But the tragic and violent death of a childhood friend made him rethink his career path. Godley quit his job and has since devoted his personal and professional life to the service of others. SNEWS® Live spoke to Godley in a recent interview to bring you this story.

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