Rick Ylagan, a much beloved Hog Island instructor, died suddenly in January of 2003. Rick “exuded energy” at the Audubon Camp for 14 summers where he taught astronomy, geology and kayaking. He also taught earth science for nine years at Bangor High School, and helped establish the new astronomical observatory there. He is remembered fondly … | Read more.
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Remembering Rick Ylagan
By Seth Benz Rick Ylagan — a dear friend and especially important part of Hog Island — died in his sleep of an apparent heart attack on January 11, 2003. His boundless energy and consistent work were integral to shaping the camp’s current programming and design, and he was influential in the formation of the … | Read more.