Found the pic. Can’t give credits because I have no idea where I got this.
— Delvan
In return for helping, I had the chance to spend 3 days in filming of the movie in Atlanta. Aadlanda (daughter), Ron (husband), Kevin (step-son) and I were all there and you can find us if you know where to look! A hint: in addition to one of the first airport reporters, I’m this guy (yes, they did my hair and clothes like that) with glasses. The family can attest that Kevin is a real Flynn-fanatic and took this seriously!!!
— Delvan
In response to the September 8th, 2011 post about Otto Reichow:
He was a friend of Flynn’s; maybe more closely in the end than others. Bev, Errol, Otto and his lady were at the much-publicized pool photos mentioned (minus the Caldough photos at the same pool for LIFE MAGAZINE). They were having fun when a paparazzi was there taking pics. Bev turned his attention with pics while they called the police. Long story short, those pics weren’t for the media. They were candids. Here’s Otto with Bev and Errol at the same time. I have another somewhere that I will dig up from the same day that shows Otto holding Bev up
— Delvan
Glad to be aboard. Thanks, Dave, for the efforts to keep our friends memory alive. Just a bit about me beforehand, if OK? Collected EF “stuff” for decades; ended up meeting some of the Flynn fanatics, including family and one of the greatest guys you’d have the privilege of knowing (Lincoln Hurst). Long story short: ended up meeting Woodsie after become enthralled with her story and she turned out to be so much more than you would know. A loving soul; a doting mother (and grandmother); all the while keeping that mischievous attitude. She was my friend and, like others, I miss her. Helped the directors and Woodsie come together to start the “Last of Robin Hood” but she wouldn’t live to see it done. I’ll share more on her absolutely amazing family later (they are incredible people, by the way), but suffice it to say that I’ve heard great stories and can shed some light “here and there”. So with that, let’s go!
— Delvan