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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
The Pavers Have Been Installed!
The pavers for the Walker Percy Serenity Circle were installed this past week. We are still waiting for the markers to arrive and be installed. Finally the dream is coming to life! Be on the look out for an announcement for the ribbon cutting. Thank you to everyone for their support and their patience!
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Lemonade @ the Library
Coming to the Slidell Branch Meeting Room
Tuesday, May 19th, 2015 at 6 p.m
Come take a library tour and hear about happenings at the Slidell library.
Followed by the St. Tammany Library Foundation Board meeting at 6:30.
All are welcome!
Tuesday, May 19th, 2015 at 6 p.m
Come take a library tour and hear about happenings at the Slidell library.
Followed by the St. Tammany Library Foundation Board meeting at 6:30.
All are welcome!
Friday, March 20, 2015
A SPECIAL EVENING WITH THE LIBRARY FOUNDATION
This coming Tuesday, March 24, members of the Saint Tammany Library Foundation will elect their officers for the coming 2015-2016 term. Our General Meeting of Membership will begin at 5 PM in the Conference Room of the St. Tammany Library in Madisonville.
Nominated Officers are:
Ann Shaw, President
Suzanne Myers, First Vice-President
Sharon Lo Drucker, Second Vice-President
Sue Zaunbrecher, Corresponding Secretary
Michele Avery, Treasurer
Steve Stefancik, Parliamentarian
At-Large-Members of the Board of Directors include:
The Honorable Lane Carson
The Honorable Mayor Peter Gitz
Dr. Argiro Morgan, Immediate Past President
Nancy Thompson, Membership Chair
The position of Recording Secretary at present is vacant.
Nominations will be accepted from the floor to fill the position of Secretary and for all positions.
Immediate after the General Meeting, our annual “Sipping through the Stacks” reception from 6 PM to 8 PM will be held. Do come! Meet other Library devotees.
We would love to see you there!
Nominated Officers are:
Ann Shaw, President
Suzanne Myers, First Vice-President
Sharon Lo Drucker, Second Vice-President
Sue Zaunbrecher, Corresponding Secretary
Michele Avery, Treasurer
Steve Stefancik, Parliamentarian
At-Large-Members of the Board of Directors include:
The Honorable Lane Carson
The Honorable Mayor Peter Gitz
Dr. Argiro Morgan, Immediate Past President
Nancy Thompson, Membership Chair
The position of Recording Secretary at present is vacant.
Nominations will be accepted from the floor to fill the position of Secretary and for all positions.
Immediate after the General Meeting, our annual “Sipping through the Stacks” reception from 6 PM to 8 PM will be held. Do come! Meet other Library devotees.
We would love to see you there!
Thursday, March 12, 2015
FAREWELL, SWEET ROSE
The Board of Directors of the St. Tammany Library Foundation is mourning the death of one of its founding members – Rose Marie Manchon.
Rose joined the Board at its first reorganization. She brought to it her passion for community service. No matter how small or large the job, Rose did it with gracefulness and aplomb. She shared her talents, which were many, as well as her time. Rose wrote the St. Tammany Library Foundation’s first funded grant. She was ever ready to assume any responsibility that would serve the St. Tammany Library, its patrons and the wider community.
Rose received her MSN from LSU Medical School and held many important community nursing positions. She served as the Director of East Jefferson Hospital’s Elder Advantage Program. In St. Tammany she worked to establish the parish’s first hospice program. In Tucson she held leadership positions in community health outreach programs throughout Arizona and served on many a Board. Generous with her talents and her time, loving to all she encountered, Rose will be remembered by all who were fortunate to know her.
Vade in pace, Rose. We are forever grateful.
Rose joined the Board at its first reorganization. She brought to it her passion for community service. No matter how small or large the job, Rose did it with gracefulness and aplomb. She shared her talents, which were many, as well as her time. Rose wrote the St. Tammany Library Foundation’s first funded grant. She was ever ready to assume any responsibility that would serve the St. Tammany Library, its patrons and the wider community.
Rose received her MSN from LSU Medical School and held many important community nursing positions. She served as the Director of East Jefferson Hospital’s Elder Advantage Program. In St. Tammany she worked to establish the parish’s first hospice program. In Tucson she held leadership positions in community health outreach programs throughout Arizona and served on many a Board. Generous with her talents and her time, loving to all she encountered, Rose will be remembered by all who were fortunate to know her.
Vade in pace, Rose. We are forever grateful.