Wrong remains find final resting place at peak of Mount Sinclair
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Ceri Godinez
Climbers affix gear after scaling Mt. Sinclair during a trip that included the deposit of ashes infused in a glass bead.
When John Svenson learned fellow climbers would be ascending Mount Sinclair, a 6,800 foot peak opposite Mud Bay, he asked them to bring his friend's remains, in the form of ashes infused in a glass bead, to the peak as a final resting place. But a...
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