Broad Ripple High School Alumni
Indianapolis, Indiana (IN)
In Memory of
Robert M. Langsenkamp
Passed away 2002
Robert M. Langsenkamp attended Broad Ripple High School in Indianapolis, IN.
Class of 1964
Date of Passing Mar 01, 2002
Date of Passing Mar 01, 2002
Bob was a leader in New Mexico's conservation and wilderness preservation movements for nearly three decades. He died March 1, 2002, of a brain aneurysm at age 55.
A native of Indianapolis, Langsenkamp and his wife, Sally Strong, moved in 1975 to Silver City, where he served as the Southwest representative for the Wilderness Society. He later worked for the New Mexico State Land Office for 14 years, retiring in 1996 as deputy state land commissioner.
Bob was a founder of the New Mexico Conservation Voters' Alliance and the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance. He also helped found and since 1997 directed operations of the Valle Grande Grass Bank, on Rowe Mesa southeast of Santa Fe. The grass bank provides ranchers with grazing space to give their range lands time to rehabilitate.
Survivors included his wife, two children and two brothers.
A native of Indianapolis, Langsenkamp and his wife, Sally Strong, moved in 1975 to Silver City, where he served as the Southwest representative for the Wilderness Society. He later worked for the New Mexico State Land Office for 14 years, retiring in 1996 as deputy state land commissioner.
Bob was a founder of the New Mexico Conservation Voters' Alliance and the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance. He also helped found and since 1997 directed operations of the Valle Grande Grass Bank, on Rowe Mesa southeast of Santa Fe. The grass bank provides ranchers with grazing space to give their range lands time to rehabilitate.
Survivors included his wife, two children and two brothers.