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Ralph Broshes

Ralph Broshes

Ralph Broshes moved to Homer, Alaska in 1973, and as one of the first veterinarians there began his practice out of his house. He built a larger clinic in 1984, and currently has a successful business that offers an important service for the people and animals of Homer.
Ralph Broshes appears in the following new Jukebox projects:
Interview Title Abstract Archive #: Oral History Project Date of Interview
Ralph Broshes

Ralph Broshes spoke on April 27, 1996 at the Land's End Resort in Homer, Alaska for a Communities of Memory meeting where people told stories about life in Homer. In this recording, Ralph talks about how he came to Homer, what it was like to work in the community, and some incidents with injured wild animals. 

 2012-19-03 Homer Communities of Memory Apr 27, 1996