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Becky Roser Donates Paintings to ATLAS

ATLAS Advisory Board member Becky Roser stands in front of the painting “Colorado Canyons,” one of two paintings she has donated to ATLAS.

The painting was commissioned by Becky’s late husband, Jim, and painted by Colorado artist Elisa Love in 1986.

The painting hangs near the student lounge area on the second floor of the ATLAS building.

Becky also donated “Sand Station, Columbia River,” by artist Charlie Palmer.

Jim and Becky co-chaired the ATLAS Advisory Board for many years. Jim passed away in January 2008 after a decade of extraordinary service and leadership for ATLAS.