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Mr. Ohrstrom was a life-long horseman. He was a former presidents of Orange County Hunt and also very involved in horse racing and breeding. His breeding operations were primarily in Europe, and he raced in Ireland, England, Erance and America.
In his later life he became very active in conservation. In Idaho he had a second home where he collected western art. He was an ardent flyfisherman and had a very special feeling for the famous spring creek. Silver Creek.
Mr. Ohrstrom was a director of various corporations including Dover and Carlisle. He was an active philanthropist with special interests in The National Sporting Library and The Sun Valley Center for the Arts and Humanities in Sun Valley, Idaho. Mr. Ohrstrom was also a prominent member of the National Senatorial Trust.
Richard R. Ohrstrom is survived by his wife, Allen Dunnington Ohrstrom; his brother, George 1. Ohrstrom, Jr. and sister, Magalen O. Bryant and his six sons, Richard. Jr., Kenneth, George, Christopher, Bamaby and Mark.
Contributions in memory of Mr. Ohrstrom should be made to The Nature Conservancy, Silver Creek fund, P.O. Box 165, Sun Valiev, Idaho 83353.
Lennie Frazier
Mr. Lennie Edward Frazier, 84, of Fairfax, died on Wednesday, Feb. 22
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