HUCKLEBERRIES: Kraliceks carry on (at slightly slower pace)
In June 2010, Heath Wiltse, general manager of Peak Health & Wellness of Post Falls, worked with Mike Kralicek during a therapy session.
Photo courtesy of the Coeur d'Alene Press archives
Mike Kralicek and his wife, Carrie Ann.
On Dec. 29, 2004, The Press carried news of the terrible shooting.
Gov. Robins’s receptionist, Shirley Ann Yenor.
Anti-tax activist Rex Morehouse.
Blake Hoorelbeke returned to Coeur d’Alene after college to start the Northwest Fastpitch Academy.
The NIC Sentinel staff receives the prestigious Robert Kennedy Journalism Award at Arlington, Va. Front row, from left: Kathy Hostetter, Lori Vivian, Patricia Snyder and Justin Smith. Top row: Instructor Nils Rosdahl, Christine LaBang, Ethel Kennedy, Robert Kennedy Jr. and Ryan Bronson.
Attorney Chuck Lempesis is shown during his unsuccessful 1986 GOP primary campaign for lieutenant governor against Butch Otter.
Ruthie Johnson, the “Grand Dame” of the local GOP, is shown in 1986 with President Ronald Reagan, U.S. senator Steve Symms, and her husband, Wayne.
Mike Kralicek still needs help with routine activities.
In the morning, he needs assistance showering, dressing and preparing food.
His balance is off, too. When he speaks to groups, he wants someone nearby in case he falls.
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