Ron Butler rip
Ron Butler, who frequently wrote about Mexico and its appeal to him, died recently of a heart attack in Tucson, according to reports reaching Mexico City. After a career with several magazines in New York City, Ron took up freelancing and settled in Arizona, where costs are lower. Among his proudest accomplishments was his book, “Dancing Alone in Mexico.”
To quote from one reviewer: Like the diver of an old Mexican legend who lives beneath the sea seeking the best pearl, Butler lost himself in Mexico and found the hidden treasures of every tiny hamlet and big metropolis. He writes about the endangered monarch butterflies of El Rosario, the street bands of Zacatecas, and the mummies of Guanajuato. He takes a magical night ferry ride from Mazatlán and a train excursion into Copper Canyon--a chasm four times larger than the Grand Canyon--in Mexico's most mysterious mountains. He goes off the beaten path in such tourist havens as Acapulco and Cancun. And he walks in the footsteps of movie stars and artists who too have been enamored of Mexico.
By Jimm Budd
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