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Oregon Business: Gert Boyle on Columbia Sportswear's new direction | 1859 Oregon's Magazine
Columbia Sportswear Unveils “Tested Tough,” Its New Global Brand Platform | Business Wire
Columbia's 'Ma Boyle' Fools Thief | GearJunkie
Retrospective of Gert Boyle - YouTube
Columbia Chairwoman Gert Boyle, 'One Tough Mother,' Passes Away at 95 | GearJunkie
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How I Did It: Gert Boyle, Chairman, Columbia Sportswear | Inc.com
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Gert Boyle, Longtime Columbia Sportswear Chairman, Dies At 95
Gert Boyle, Columbia Sportswear's 'One Tough Mother', Dies At 95 | SGB Media Online
Gert Boyle, Longtime Columbia Sportswear Company Chairwoman, Dies At 95 - OPB
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Gert Boyle, 95, Dies; Sportswear Chief Billed as 'One Tough Mother' - The New York Times
Gert Boyle, the 'One Tough Mother' of Columbia Sportswear, outwits armed robber - oregonlive.com
Remembering Gert Boyle, the 'Tough Mother' of Columbia Sportswear
Gert Boyle, Longtime Columbia Sportswear Company Chairwoman, Dies At 95 - OPB
Interview: Tim Boyle remembers his iconic mother, Gert Boyle | KATU
Q&A: Gert Boyle, the 'First Lady of Oregon,' on Making Ads and Being the Center of Attention
