Quilcene Historical Museum

PO Box 574 • Quilcene, WA 98376 • 360-765-4848 www.quilcenemuseum.org • www.worthingtonparkquilcene.org

Welcome to our Fall Museum Newsletter

Campaign for Worthington Park – Quilcene

This summer has brought exciting changes, activities, and progress at Worthington Park and the Museum’s capital campaign to buy the property, buildings and natural riverfront. Well over two hundred interested people toured the mansion, many others wanted to watch the salmon spawn ‘close up and personal’ on the Little Quilcene River, and throughout the newsletter you will read of new special events and our annual activities. Our fundraising efforts and our membership numbers reflect the enthusiasm our communities have for this very special place and new resource for our community.

We are so grateful for your continued interest and ideas. Here are a couple ways you can help:

• The Museum is developing an events calendar. If your organization would like them included, please let us know (leave message at Museum 360 765-4848).

• Volunteer for work parties. There are ample “to do” lists for both inside the buildings and the grounds. (360 765-4848).

I want to talk for a moment about a serious issue that we must solve as the Museum has grown and Worthington Park is becoming a reality. In a word, it is water. The existing well was drilled over 20 years ago and will not continue to support future Museum needs and the addition of the Worthington Park buildings. We have begun discussions with P.U.D., Jefferson County Fire District 2, and Port officials about what system would work for accessing the public water. We need to find a viable solution and will keep you posted on our progress.

People have inquired about how to be able to use the Park. As you know, we do not yet own the property. Please remember that the park is private and will remain private when it owned by the Museum. Be assured that there will be functions where the general public will be invited and individuals can rent facilities and grounds for private functions. This is a large and complex issue. We will take the time to get it right!

Anyone involved with the Museum knows one thing has become abundantly clear –this new community resource will take more than our Board to make it a success for South County. The Linger Longer Outdoor Theater is a stunning example which shows the volunteerism that is a hallmark of Quilcene community support. The Board approved theater concept and a new group was conceived - The Linger Longer Productions began its work. (See related stories on page 2 and 4.) The end result - a $180,000.00 outdoor theater as a gift to our Museum and to our community. Please show your support for this awesome venue - when the 2013 season is announced, bring your family, friends and neighbors to the performances.

The Museum closes for the fall and winter seasons. But activities are still in high gear for the Board. We must be successful in our fund-raising efforts so that “The 10 Acres of Possibilities” become a reality for Worthington Park.

My best to each of you for the coming holiday season – be safe, healthy and happy.

Mari Phillips, Chairman, QHM

“Climbing Closer to Making 10 Acres of Possibilities a Reality”

What does it take to launch the first ever major fund-raising campaign in Quilcene? The ingredients include extremely dedicated and hard-working volunteers; an incredibly generous group of donors from Jefferson County and all around the nation; and, a very special “boost” kicked the campaign into high gear this past summer.

Two different matching challenge grants were launched. “People-to-People”, sponsored by friends of Worthington Park offered a one-to- one match of dollars. A local Brinnon/Quilcene businessman created the “Business-to-Business” grant. Coupled with a private challenge grant to family and friends, by Quilcene resident, David Satterlee, the campaign topped the $200,000 mark by Mid-October.

Thanks to the continual support of the WP campaign by private citizens and businesses, $205,933.00 has been raised to date!

The Campaign Steering Committee is looking for additional challenge grants as we enter the final months of this campaign. Let us know if you can help

Please consider an end-of-year gift to the campaign. Donations are accepted by the Museum, a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. Visit the website www.worthingtonparkquilcene.org or call 360-765-3274 for more information. Our fund-raising goal is $300,000.

Campaign for Worthington Park Steering Committee Members: Carol Christiansen, Jim Christiansen, Linda Herzog, Linda Oen, Mari Phillips, Gary Phillips, Doug Reeves, Bob Rosen, David Satterlee, Mary Schmidt, and Christine Sydneysmith. Advisors to committee include: Ellen Jenner, Allan Kollar, Mary Kollar and Jim Worthington.

Volume 9, Issue 1 Fall, 2012

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Linger Longer Outdoor Theater – a New Venue for the “Pearl of the Peninsula”

Salute to Campaign Business Volunteers

2012 witnessed the arrival of an amazing new event venue in Quilcene: The Linger Longer Outdoor Theater. Designed by Brinnon architect Gene Thompson and constructed entirely with volunteer labor, the stage features two wonderful totem poles carved of huge local cedars by Quilcene-born carver Robert Canterbury.

A prominent character on the totems is the beaver, fitting due to the stages’ pond-side setting and local Native American history. The beaver has become a mascot for the theater, with a design contributed by Quilcene artist Anne Ricker.

The stage idea began with Quilcene resident, Bob Rosen, who had for years imagined developing a multi-use family event venue right in town, a place that could host many memorable occasions and stimulate our local economy. He met with the Museum Board to discuss the Worthington Park local and came away knowing it was the right place.

Phenonemal support through donations to purchase needed materials poured in – over $23,000 and the incredible volunteer effort to build the structure highlights the community’s generous nature – an estimated low number of 1,500 hours of donated professional and business hours were donated.

The Linger Longer Outdoor Theater was dedication on July 7, 2012 with a gala community celebration. The very first concert was July 21 and featured country-music star Chance McKinney, with singer-songwriter Kellee Bradley opening. The second event was September 1and featured northwest talent Cloverdayle and Hannah Weeks.

While the primary thrust of the stage is to host events benefitting the Museum on an ongoing basis, the venue is perfect for weddings, reunions and community events of all variety. For more information and photographs, please visit www.lingerlongerproductions.com

And the work goes on…

In October, once again the volunteers were out in the Park fields. Between Glen Huntington, Chimacum; Doug Reeves and Gary Phillips from Quilcene, the field was tilled, leveled/dragged/ and compacted. Watch for a new level green field next year. (It is closed for the season. Please do not enter as the ground is freshly seeded.)

We are grateful for the support of local businessmen and women who give professional services, time and advice, and wonderful in-kind services.

Quilcene resident, Erwin Dence, professional painter, designer, and yes – a screen play writer, has designed and created outdoor signage on the ‘triangle piece’ of land adjacent to the Museum and a campaign announcement board on the grounds. Erwin designs giant special event cards for the Museum such as the Museum 20th birthday party and the LLP dedication card.

Highway Specialties owners, Cathy and Rich Holtman, helped out with reusable banners for the WP “float” and marchers in the Quilcene Parade this past September. This business is located in Port Hadlock.

Professional arborist and landscape designer/installer Richard Hefley, “Gardens by Design” on Marrowstone Island advises the Steering Committee regarding the tree collection at the mansion.

SOS Printing owner, Dan Huntingford, provides generous in-kind support with the many printed projects of both the campaign and the Museum. SOS is located in Port Townsend.

And, giving great advice on saving mailing costs and donating her time in our many mailings, we thank very much Caroline M. Stuckey, Olympic Mailing Services, Sequim.

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It’s that time of the year again – the Museum membership drive

You, our Museum members provide the “lifeblood” for our operations. That plasma is in the form of your yearly membership dues. This drive begins in the fall of every year and the dues are a bargain.

We have not raised membership dues since the Museum opened in 1991. One Board member (who has a mathematic bent) looked up the consumer price index. For the years 1991 through 2012, it shows an increase of 71 percent over this time. That means the $10 level would be $17, the $15 - $25.50; the $25 - $43, the $50 - $85, the $150 - $256 and $200 - $341.

The same goes for the cost of Museum operations – we have seen major price jumps fuel, electricity, supplies, etc. We are doing our best to live with these budget limitations and at least for the 2013 year, all dues will remain the same.

Here’s an answer to a frequently asked question. “If I became a lifetime member previously, do I need to join again? The answer is no, once you become a lifetime member that remains in place forever.

Please join the Museum. Keep this community resource “alive and healthy” with your membership. You’ll note there is a new category in which you can support the Museum. An optional donation, marked “ sustaining contribution” helps us in our budgeting process.

Mail 2013 membership form and check (made payable to the Quilcene Historical Museum) to the Museum mailing address: P. O. Box 574 Quilcene WA 98376.

Lifetime Membership at an All-time High. Your commitment is appreciated:

Kathleen Alden & Leroy WoodmanKay AndersonMaury AndersonIda BaileyJacque BancroftBrian & Carol BarkerCathy BarsukoffAnne BessyBrent & Peggy Ann BierbaumGary BogachusJohn & Ruth BoultonWally & Elizabeth BowmanKathi Boyker & Chuck ThrasherRichard BurgeMarlo (Maki) CotaTim CuddahyBruce R. DisherMonroe DodsonReimer & Kathleen DouglasJack & Kathy FletcherJake & Julia FultonClyde & Sally GraceJillian & Brian GreenwoodJim Groves (Groves & Company)Robert & Evelyn GuntherDolores HaleyPat & Delores HandlyJoan HanonJanis HenryLinda Herzog & Stan NealeyKaren HopkinsTed HunterMark & Carter HuthBernice JacksonRaymond & Charlyne JakewayMike & Teresa JakewayGeorgena JohnsonAlice KawaharaDennis & Linda KellyKristin Kennell & Ranjit KakkraMary & Allan KollarViviann Kuehl & Todd MillerGary B. LeavittRich & Rebecca MakiKris MakiPatrick & Sharon MartinJoyce McClanahanMarty & Karen McCulloughLarry McKeehanJohn & Jan Nelson

Hector & Carla NewmanSharone NorwoodSandy & Linda OenWally PedersonGary & Mari PhillipsBob & Winona PrillCharlotte Reeves & Don MathesonDavid Satterlee & Christine Sydneysmith

Lura Mae SchaferPaul & Mary SchmidtRoyal & Valerie SchindlerJuanita Sivara-CorbinBob & Dolores SteadTee SteeleBruce & Sue StrattonClayton & Joan SwansonTerry & Cleone TellingPete TellingCasey TellingDouglas & Juanita ThomasKelly & Eric ThompsonLeeAnn (Maki) Van BerkomDale WalesSteve WalkerDon & Lorna WardDavid E. WardPhyllis WeisenburgerRodney & Eileen WidmanRobert & Marilyn WigginsVeda WilsonJeanne L. WoodwardEilleen WorthingtonBarrett & Mary WorthingtonStephen WorthingtonFred WurdenWayne & Martha Yaden

Annual Support is so appreciated:Alvin AckermanKristy AckermanBruce Albert & Beth HendricksBob & Tess AllgireMike &Marian AndersonBecky & Gary AndersonEric Anderson & Sandy SheaStarla & Al AudetteJohn AustinJ. Greg & Brenda BaileyHolly Bauman & Ward NordenWyman & Edna BeaglePaul & Jackie BensonBrad Biehl & Suzane CarreiraDoris L. BogachusJacque Booth

Brinnon Beauty and BarberBrinnon Booster ClubCarol & David BromelTom & Cass BrothertonCharlie & Sally BrownLeslie BuntonCharles & Sally ButlerMrs. Janice ButlerColeen CameronCarol and Jim ChristiansenVan & Suzy ChurchPat & Susan CookPhil DavisErwin & Trish DenceJan DinesenJudy EaglestoneJohn A. FloodClaire FrenchBarbara J. GetzHub Gilbert and John RockwoodBrett & Tammie HaismanLisa HamesKenny Harris & FamilyJohn HelsperAlan & Patti HeroldMarge & Jim HodgsonHomer Smith InsurancePenny Hubbard & Mike EwingJefferson Land TrustDiane JohnsonNorman JohnsonRobyn Johnson & Peter NewlandKit Kittredge & Keith MeyerTed & Carolyn KnivilaDuane & Roxy KnollShirley LegaultRobert & Doreen MageeJames & Aldene McCulloughBob & Bonnie McDanielFrank & Lori MillardGeorge & Reta MillerErnest & Doris MuirHector & Verna MunnBeth NelsonPatty NormanAnne Marie NylundOldenburg & AssociatesRick & Julie OlsonJim and Jean OlsonOlympic Peninsula P.T. (Shauna Coleman)Robert & Ina PalmerMary Ellen PaulsonMary L. (Wood) PenhallegonPeninsula Screens (Patrick Cook)Janice Peterson

Steve & Cheryl PetrickMike & Cindy PollardQuilcene Henery HardwareQuilcene Lions ClubKevin ReedeJanet ReevesReeve's ExcavationSteve & Gloria RickettsMary Ann RossRude Accounting Services, Inc.Jeff & Lynn SchaferMike & Marge SchaferLarry & Arleen SchinkeBob & Dorothy SchramekCraig & Nancy SedlacekBonnie SelvarGloria SheltonWayne & Peggy SiscoeDianne SnellMavis SorensenCurtis Stacey & Tanya RoyerDavis SteelquistBurton StemanNancy StickneyDavid SullivanSusan TingelstadUS Bank, QuilceneJames & Edna (Curtis) VikJohn & Terri VodryMike & Dora WhittakerDebbie & Larry WilliamsWindermere Hood Canal-Brinnon

Support our Local Business MembersGroves and Company Hadlock

Brinnon Beauty and Barber Brinnon

Homer Smith Insurance Port Townsend

Olymis Peninsula Physical Therapy Quilcene

Peninsula Screens Sequim

Quilcene Henery’s Hardware

Reeve’s ExcavationQuilcene

Rude Accounting ServicesQuilcene

US BankQuilcene

Windermere Hood Canal Brinnon

2012 Museum Membership

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Due to the incredible, unbelievably wonderful

community support, Linger Longer Outdoor Theater

is now a performance venue showcase for Quilcene.STAR PERFORMERSWe salute: “The Dirty Dozen, Plus Three”

We appreciate: Giving Financially

Beyond the pale contributions of time, talent, construction know-how, and energy.

Josh Drake Mike Fitzgerald Tom French Hadlock Building Supply Jim Hamilton George Hansberry Larry Hovde Loren Hovde Tom McClanahan Josh Mahan Paul Mahan Don Meyer Penny Creek Quarry Gary Phillips Gene Thompson

Dollars are critical for building the stage. Anonymous (1) Tom and Cass Brotherton Carol and Jim Christiansen East Jefferson County Rotary Club Emerald Town Alliance/Shrimp Fest Mary and Allan Kollar Linda Herzog and Stan Nealey Peggy and Wally Peterson Madelyn Pitts Quilcene-Brinnon Chamber of Commerce Quilcene Community Center Landscaping Committee Bob Rosen Michael and Jennifer Saia David Satterlee Sound Community Bank Christine Sydneysmith James and Isabella Veeder

We thank: Incredible In-Kind Donations of professional time and equipment.

Herb Beck Deborah Anastasi, Black Public Relations Bond Ranch Tom Brown Bob Canterbury Carol and Jim Christiansen Chimacum Creek Printing Kevin Croft Custom Auto Double D Electric Aislinn Germaine John Helsper Ellen (Worthington) Jenner Kit Kitteridge Kathleen and David Kler Tim McCoy Mike McCue Bob McDaniel Rich Maki and family Lori Millard Bill Morris Jim Munn Stan Nealey and Linda Herzog Jenifer O’Brien Mari and Gary Phillips Bob Prill Mark Pomerinke Doug Reeves Anne Ricker Bob and Pen Rosen David Satterlee and Christine Sydneysmith Paul Schmidt Robert Sickles SOS Printing Bonnie Story Terry Telling Jerry Tingelstad Chuck Thrasher and Kathi Boyker Tim VanBerkom and family

Melody Bacchus

Appreciation

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It’s a Living and Working Museum

The Museum is proud to sponsor special events and activities that bring people together at the beautiful venue of Worthington Park and the Museum grounds. This past season it included:

Salute to Lifetime Members

On March 24 the Board hosted an afternoon reception to honor Lifetime Members of the Museum. Due to the generosity of the attendees, $7,000 was raised in one evening.

Fifth Annual Alumni Weekend LuncheonJune 23 proved to be another fun opportunity for Quilcene High School Alumni to gather at the Museum for an informal lunch, to renew friendships, trade stories, and wander through the exhibits.

Linger Longer Outdoor Theater Dedicated July 7

The newly constructed stage was decorated in red, white and blue bunting and flags. With the stage crew volunteers and over 125 people from the community, the facility was dedicated to "The Quilcene Native Americans, The pioneers and adventurers of the Peninsula, the past and present citizens of Quilcene, and the future generations of all people" in the area.

A French Country Picnic in the Park

August 9, 2012 normally would have been the date for a Ninth Night at QCC; however, this time it was shifted for a special evening for QHM to entertain at the Linger Longer Stage. The invitation encouraged everyone to bring a “country” potluck and QHM provided the refreshments and gave tours of the Worthington mansion.

Wine and Beer Tasting Evening

Using the new Outdoor Theater setting for it setting, the Fourth annual wine and beer tasting was August 18. The wine tasting experience was provided by Joe Euro, owner of Wine Seller in Port Townsend. Kim Sands from Port Townsend Brewery presented the beer tasting and guests sampled cheeses from Port Townsend Creamery and bread from Pane D’Amore. Chamber music selections were provided by the Jue Pu Duo from Bainbridge Island.

Museum Hosts Mason County Historical Society

On August 19th the Quilcene Museum hosted nineteen members of the Mason County Historical Museum who held their annual potluck picnic on the Museum grounds, with the Quilcene Museum providing coffee, cake and cookies. As Jacque Booth’s sister-in-law is a volunteer at their Museum she came to visit her, and also gave them a tour of the Worthington Mansion.

Estate/Garage Sale at Worthington Park

So many items were donated from two estates and people who wanted to support the fund-raising campaign, the sale, scheduled for one day only (September 15) continued on Sunday. People were lined up ½ hour before it started and were rewarded with sale tables piled high with a huge assortment of goods of interest to the sales goers. The event took in $1,403 to support the campaign.

Quilcene Historical Museum Research Department

The research department has been fairly quiet this year, but still we were able to provide an article and picture to a family with brand new information. Also, a gratifying letter came from a woman from Illinois who thanked me for writing my book, “Quilcene’s Heritage”. Her dad had been in the CCC Camp here in the 1930’s, (she later found out her uncle had been here at the same time), and she bought the book just because of the chapter on the CCC Camp. They came to visit Quilcene just so she could get a “feel of what Quilcene was like”.

With thanks to the Jefferson County Historical Society and the Genealogical Society, we now have over a 100 ledgers of bound Port Townsend Leaders, 6 to 12 months worth in each and are quite big and heavy and now stored in the attic. If you have a time period, and the time to come to do research, they are quite valuable in finding “tidbits” on families. A reservation is required, as we need to know in advance those "years you need" and we'll have them out for you.

Winona

Newsletter Contributors: Thanks to our Museum writers and proofers Bonnie, Carol, Claire, Christine, Cleone, David, Jim, Larry , Lori, Mari and Winona. Photographs provided by Eric Anderson, Bob Rosen, Harry von Stark and the Museum collection. The Newsletter is designed by Robert Sickles of Logo en la Cabeza, printed by SOS Printing and mailed by Olympic Mailing Services.

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Passages

The Board acknowledges with sadness the loss of Museum friends and supporters – Vern Bailey, Dodee Brown, Robert Jackson, Alice Kawahara, Wanda (Leavitt) Olin, Bud Taylor, Mary Beth Yntema, and Eilleen Worthington. We miss your wonderful help, kind words, and a ready smile. Peace to you. We will not forget you.

Larry McKeehan, founding and charter member of the Board, remembers Eilleen in this special tribute.

In Memory – tribute to Eilleen Worthington “I count this thing to be grandly true: That a noble deed is a step towards God, Lifting the soul from the common clod to a purer air and a broader view.” (Gradatim) Fitting words for Eilleen Worthington …. Someone who definitely did noble deeds … deeds that are general knowledge (school library, school greenhouse, county library) but also deeds that are barely known (school supplies and field trips for individual kids who needed a little financial assistance, buying Book Fair books for classrooms, planting of trees to raise funds for elementary science studies). And the list goes on and on. And she could recite most of this poem from memory even at 92 years old!

She loved to “converse” about birds, politics, plants, the school, weather, Mars and modern technology. Also the School Horticulture and Garden Program, greenhouse, composting, worm bins, students and projects. And then maybe continue with the good old days, the days to come, food, travel, family, writing and poetry as major topics. And she loved crossword puzzles, ornithology, flowers, education and just about any social or scientific issue of the day.

Poetry was one of Eilleen Worthington’s favorite passions. She read, wrote and recited. A word, an idea or thought could set her off onto a path of recitation of one of her favorite poems, songs, psalms or nursery rhyme verses. A stumble here, a forgotten word there … but forward she would go … maybe to stop short of the end, but most likely to continue all the way to the end. Or sometimes she would pause and have to say: “Honey, see that thick blue book right there on the shelf. Look in there for the missing word.” Even more special are Eilleen’s original poems.

Eilleen was a free thinking, classy, liberal, well-read, nice person! She loved the idea of financial help she gave to the school greenhouse and garden program, helping to raise student test scores in science. She realized and understood that there are new thoughts and technology needed for today and the future; make learning relevant to the real world with hands-on experiences and the possibilities for a successful future is unlimited. Thank you Eilleen from all of your friends in the Quilcene Schools, Museum, Community and beyond. We truly respected and loved your support these many years. Peace and love to you & your family.

Message of support to Noel

The Museum is very grateful to Eilleen Worthington’s son Noel Criscuola for the confidence and trust he has given us these past 5 months. He has allowed us access to the Worthington Mansion and property to begin the preservation, cleaning and landscape worked needed to showcase this marvelous project. We have welcomed his approval and suggestions with donations, arrangements, visitors, special events and tours that we have had. Thank You Noel for your help and understanding.

Docent Volunteers

New to the Museum Collections

A big thank you to the 29 docent volunteers who greeted visitors during the 360 hours the Museum was open this year. Thanks are due to those who opened the doors outside the regular hours for special tours, book purchasing, research, or community events. The top “sitters” were Larry, Bonnie, Nancy, Winona, Mary Ann, and Bob McDaniel. Thanks to the rest of the crew – Cleone, Georgena, Dave & Margot, Carol and Jim, Mari and Gary, Lorna, Riann Maki, Ellen, Christina, Marti & Wayne, Jacque B., Claire, Jan, David Bonnie McD., Gloria, Jackie B., and Becky Gibson. The Museum is open because of you.

During 2012 we received 135 artifacts, photos or documents from 40 different people from 3 states and 14 Washing cities. In addition we received many items from Worthington/Legg family members (Eilleen Worthington, Ellen Jenner, James Worthington, Stephen Worthington and Eleanor Legg Worsham) or others who wished to contribute to the re-furnishing of the Worthington mansion (Noel Crisuola Davis Steelquiet (Earl Miller Estate), Sue Borges, and the Anderson estate. We appreciate and treasure each item entrusted to our care and preservation.

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Worthington Park-Quilcene Campaign Giving TreeEvery branch of the tree is important to reaching our campaign goal. Heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you.

Most sincerely, the Museum Board

Douglas Fir

Western Red Cedar

Western Hemlock

Noble Fir

Mountain Hemlock

Big Leaf Maple

($50,000 and above)Keeping our fingers crossed!

($25,000 to 49,999)Allan and Mary Kollar

Gary and Mari Phillips

Worthington Family

($10,000 to $24,999)David Satterlee

Mary E. Schmidt

($5,000 to $9,999)Jim and Carol Christiansen

Kirsten Conover

Jerry and Jackie Schwagler

Christine Sydneysmith

Terry and Cleone Telling

($3,000 to $4,999)Madelyn Pitts

Chuck Thrasher and Kathi Boyker

($1,000 to $2,999)Anonymous (4)

Ida Bailey

Carol and Brian Barker

Bo Barker

Carol and David Bromel

Bunch Family

Janis Henry

Linda Herzog and Stan Nealey

Homer Smith Insurance, Inc.

Hub Gilbert and John Rockwood

Georgena Johnson

William and Virginia Jones

Leavitt Family in honor of Bernice Jackson’s 80th Birthday

John T.Major

Merritt and Betty Major

Tom Meyer and Linda Saunders

Kristin Kennell and R.S. Rakhra

Linda and Dennis Kelly

Sandy and Linda Oen

Timothy D. Quigg

Quilcene-Brinnon Garden Club

Quilcene Fair and Parade Association

J. Van Fredenberg

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3213

Robert M. and Marilyn Wiggins

Wildwood Antiques and Gifts

Windermere Hood Canal

Morris Woodward Family

Red Alder ($999 and under)Anonymous (3)

Alvin R. Ackerman

Tess and Bob Allgire

AMD Automotive, Inc.

Becky and Gary Anderson

Andrea’s Beauty and Barber, Quilcene

Starla and Al Audette

John A. Austin, Jr.

Jacqueline Bancroft

Wyman and Edna Beagle

Beck Family Reunion

Paul and Jacqueline Benson

Brent and Peggy Ann Bierbaum

Doris Bogachus

Gary Bogachus

Jim and Janette Boltz

Bond Ranch Bed and Breakfast, Sequim

Jacque Booth

James and Janet Borrow

Bowman Family Trust

Brinnon Beauty and Barber

DeEtte and Marie Broderson

Jette Bunch

Dodee Brown

Coleen Cameron

Doug Christiansen and family

David Chuljian, DDS

Shelby Colyott

Commercial Facilities Services, LLC.

Brian Conover

Lisa Cooley

Linda and Del Coolidge

Croft, Kevin (Custom Auto Quilcene)

Douglas and Yvonne Crosby

Rob and Sara Crosby

K. Kerry Crossley

Louise M.Cundy

Jan Dinesen

Kathleen and Reimer Douglas

Patrick and Susan Drew

Early Bird Yoga Group, Brinnon

Douglas Edman

Bill and Betsi English

Environmental Controls, Oregon

Michelle and Bret Fleming

John A. Flood

Kathy and Jack Fletcher

Jinnie L.Francalangia

Claire French

Charlie and John Graham

Mimi and Steve Gratzer

Brian and Jillian Greenwood

Karen Griffith

Doris Jean Greiner

John and Carol Gusoskey

Lisa Guthrie

Brett & Tammie Haisman

Laurie Hall

Aimee Harding

Lucy Hart

Elizabeth Pomeroy Harvey

John Helsper

Patti and Allan Herold

Highway Specialties, Port Hadlock

Judith Hoefling

Dan Holme

Mark and Carter Huth

Gerry Inglesby

Jim Inglesby

Raymond Jakeway

Joanne James

Gabriel E. Jasper

Darrin Johanson

Phil Johnson

Shaun & Cassandra Johnson

Connie and Ed Kellog

Susan Kohten

Viviann Kuehl and Todd Miller

Duncan Lansing

Leland Neighborhood Improvement Club

B. J. Long

Jeff and Judith Lucia

Joyce McClanahan

Tom and Wendy McClure

Marty and Karen McCullough

Larry McKeehan

Becky McFarland

Catherine S.Major

Rich Maki

Merritt Carpet Cleaning

& Maintenance, Inc.

Laurie Martin

Frank and Lori Millard

Annabelle Morrison

Jim Munn

Jan and John Nelson

David and Laurie Neuenschwander

Erika Satterlee Nilsson

Terri and Stuart Nyren

Stephen and Donna Oldfield

Jim and Jean Olson

Olson Oyster Company

Oregon Air Reps, Incorporated

Dick and Leah Jo Patricelli

Ina and Robert Palmer

Wally and Peggy Pederson

Peninsula Foods, Quilcene

Quilcene Lions Club

Alan C.Randall

Everett Reagan

Jeannette Reynolds

Gloria and Steven Ricketts

Mary Ann Ross

Robert Royer

Tom Satterlee and Patti Patterson

Craig and Nancy Sedlacek

Bonnie Selvar

Monica Schilling

Larry and Arleen Schnike

Wendie Schliebe and Richard Covington

Bud and Valerie Schindler

Robert and Dorothy Schramek

Patricia and Richard Schweiger

Douglas and Mellaine Shade

Sandy Shea and Eric Anderson

Gloria Shelton

Fran Shuler

Robert and Linda Sickles

Juanita Sivara-Corbin

SOS Printng

Mavis Sorensen

Davis Steelquist

Strait Chiropractic P. S.

Nancy Stickney and Ted Paine

David Sullivan

Bruce and Sue Stratton

Sunshine Enterprises

Kelly Thompsen

Twana Roadhouse, Quilcene

U.S. Bank, Quilcene

University Financial Group, Lance Kolbet

Lee Ann Van Berkom,

Gracia Von Marbod

Eden and Hank Waggoner

Don and Lorna Ward

Phyllis Weisenburger

Veda Wilson

Eleanor Worsham

Doug and Jackie Worthington

Eilleen Worthington,

B.K. Worthington Family

Tom and Margo Wyckkoff

Wayne and Martha Yaden

B. Lee Anderson

Bert Audette

Patricia (Beardsley) Bunch

Josephine Miller Campbell

Sunny Christiansen

Jim Francalangia

Christine Holme

Al & Marie Jakeway

Carl James

Alice Kawahara

Burton E Legg

Mariette Worthington Major

Dale (Red) & Virginia McCoy

Ruth Nelson

Wanda (Leavitt) Olin

Diana Elizabeth Satterlee

Diana Satterlee

Margita Satterlee

Brinnon Schwartz Family

Floyd & Polly Stratton

Marita & Lewis Streit

Ed & Florella Telling

Eilleen Worthington

Bernice Leavitt Jackson

The Satterlee Family

David Satterlee &

Christine Sydneysmith

Mrs. Worthington

In Memory:

In Honor:

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Listings compiled as of October 31, 2012

Mission StatementThe Quilcene Historical Museum was formed and exists to preserve

the past history of the local area for future generations.

Quilcene Historical Museum Board of Directors

photo courtesy Harry von Stark

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Board Officers:Mari Phillips, chair, Cleone Telling, vice-chair, Larry McKeehan, secretary, Christine Sydneysmith, treasurer

Members:Jackie Benson, Jacque Booth, Jim Christiansen, Carol Christiansen, Claire French, John Helsper,

Georgena Johnson, Lori Millard, Gary Phillips, Bob Prill, Mary Ann Ross, David Satterlee, Mary Schmidt, Bonnie Selvar, Gloria Shelton, Nancy Stickney, Bonnie Story, Terry Telling, Lorna Ward. Veda Wilson