Dolly Carroll
I
have designed this web site not only to offer my real estate services,
but to honor the person that I have most loved and revered, Dolly
Carroll. I met Dolly in 1979, in the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness which
borders Montana and Idaho. She worked as a trail crew maintenance
worker for the USFS, and I was employed as head cook for a remote
wilderness guest ranch called Selway Lodge. Upon meeting, we were soul
mates, and I feel so blessed to have experienced such a wonderful
connection with so beautiful a person. Dolly sadly passed away on July
7, 2002, and I am missing her dearly. It is in her honor that I
dedicate this web site, in thanks for all her limitless love and
inspiration.
Dolly
and her husband Alan settled in Twin Bridges in the Jefferson Valley Of
Montana twenty years ago. In addition to performing the many ranch
duties
required of a 140 acre ranch, Dolly also found time to create beautiful
Montana scenes utilizing a medium of oil stick pastels - the "Montana
airbrush,"as she referred to it. Her goal was to enrich people's lives
through her art work in a way that in her words "polish the soul." By
incorporating Dolly's artwork into the background of my web site, my
hope is that, aside from providing real estate information and
services, I can expose the web site viewer to beautiful art work that
will hopefully "polish their soul."
 Belle 18" x 25" |  Twin Bridges 9" x 12" |
 Heart Mountain 10"x14" |
 Looking Over My
Shoulder |  St. Michael the Archangel 25"x18" |
 Summer Night &
Day
9"x6" |  Wheel Lines 23" x 14" |
