Ski Tales: Metivier’s passion for skiing now carried by his granddaughter

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Ski Tales: Metivier’s passion for skiing now carried by his granddaughter

Friday, January 27, 2012

By Bill Rice

MacKenzie Perkett, a Lake George senior and one of the top Alpine skiers in Section II, is the granddaughter of Don Metivier, who died in 2007 at the age of 70. Metivier wasn’t a ski racer, but he had more connections to the ski racing world — and more affection for the sport — than anyone I ever knew....

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