Trude Dybendahl: A Legacy in Women's Skiing
Trude Dybendahl: A Life Remembered
Trude Dybendahl, the former cross-country star, died last night. Bøe, her teammate from the 80s and 90s, mourned her passing and recalled their pioneering days in modern Norwegian women's skiing. Dybendahl succumbed to illness, leaving a legacy behind.
Friendship and Farewell
Bøe expressed her disbelief, stating, “I can’t believe this has happened,” after having exchanged supportive SMS with Dybendahl just two days prior. Dybendahl represented Kjelsås and was a world champion in the 5 km classic at Val di Fiemme in 1991, also earning a bronze medal in Falun two years later.
- Friendship: Bøe highlighted their emotional bond and shared memories.
- Achievements: Dybendahl’s remarkable contributions to the sport are remembered.
A Final Goodbye
Bøe shared that she was contacted this morning about Dybendahl's passing. They had recently connected during a funeral and fostered a supportive relationship over the years.
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