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A couple of the big events leading up to this weekend's Mother Lode Roundup will get underway at five o'clock this evening at the Sheriff's Posse grounds in
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Posse member and longtime friends of O’Brien, Ty Wivell, and Audie Archer remarked. “I was shocked when I heard he passed, says Wivell. “He was a good friend, and I could depend on him. I will miss him.” “He’s just one of those guys you love to have around,” shared Archer. “He loved being with people. He’s done so much for the posse. He did a great job for the posse. Had some great ideas and did some great things.” The sheriff’s posse oversees putting on the Mother Lode Round-up that includes a parade and a rodeo every year over the Mother’s Day weekend. Wivell recounted that he brought O’Brien into the posse. He noted that when he stepped down from being the General Chairman in 2013, Al stepped in. He held that post for four years. His last year, O’Brien was also given the honor of being named the Grand Marshal of the 61st Annual Mother Lode Round-Up. Standing tall in the saddle, Al O’Brien took great pride in being a posse member, remembers Wivell, “It was very important to him, to help and get it done right. He’ll be sorely missed by the posse and helping with the Roundup. It is a big loss for the community.”