The Upper Skagit Valley has always attracted the most interesting and memorable folks, and Mountain Song saw many of them pass through its doors at one time or another. During its twenty-year history, the restaurant was a place where one could perhaps share a meal with friends, or come together for a gathering or celebration. David, one of the members who worked at MSR for most of its life, wrote this in Lemley Chapel's Guestbook memorializing the passing of his friend Ken A in April 2016: Back when there was a Mountain Song restaurant in Marblemount, we had a Halloween event every October. Big local crowd, bizarre costumes. So one year there was this guy I didn’t recognize hanging out. No costume really, never heard him talk. Finally, I had to approach him–leaning on a wall, one leg bent back, foot against the wall. Levis plus a white T-shirt with that iconic image of a scary open-mouth shark. Said “Jaws” under it. Bottle opener hung around his neck. He says “Hi Dave.” Blew my mi...