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Doug Wellock was born in Rossland, BC on December 31, 1943. He received his early education there. He was the Canadian National Junior Champion in both downhill and slalom (1961). He was a member of Canada's National ski team (1962-63). In 1964, he enrolled at the University of British Columbia (UBC). After graduating from the College of Commerce, Doug entered the federak government service in Ottawa and Calgary. Doug returned to UBC (1971) nad obtained his MBA. DOug lived nad worked in Jasper National Park until his retirement (1997). Doug Wellock passed away on Thursday, January 26, 2006.

Joseph A. Weiss (1896-1993) was a professional photographer at Jasper and Edmonton, Alberta. Weiss was born in Switzerland and moved to Jasper in 1926, where he worked as a photographer, ski guide and mountaineering guide. In the late 1920s he skied into the eastern slopes of Marmot Mountain and found the area that he later called Marmot Basin. In the 1930s he blazed the first trail into the Basin from the Athabasca Valley for downhill ski enthusiasts. The Lovat Scouts hired Weiss as one of their instructors when they trained in mountain warfare in the Jasper area during the Second World War. Weiss began his photographic business in the early 1930s, specializing in guiding, outfitting and skiing and the production of commercial postcards. From 1945 to 1955, he operated a photography shop in Jasper and after 1955 he manned a look-out at the Palisades in Jasper National Park. Weiss has a mountain in the Winston Churchill range named after him. He died in February, 1993.

Grant L. Weber was a driver for Jasper Park Lodge (1938-1940).