Wilfred W. “Curly” Desrosiers (1918 – 1973)
	
Curly Desrosiers was born on a railway train 100 miles north of Winnipeg and his birth certificate noted Mile 100. He was an ebullient, gregarious individual, always smiling, who came to the Yukon in 1942 as part of the civilian construction crew on the Alaska Highway. He became a big game outfitter and guide with his wife Belle.((Erik Nielsen, //The House is Not a Home,// Toronto: Macmillan of Canada. 1989: 74.)) 

A photo at the Yukon Archives shows Alex Van Bibber, Desrosiers, and Harry Copper prospecting in the Firth River area in 1948.((Yukon Archives, Alex Van Bibber collection, 92/28 #15.))