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The Lewis County Public Library and Archives invites you to pay tribute to someone special in your life by making a meaningful donation to the library in his or her name. Your gift is the perfect way to remember the achievement, birthday, anniversary, or life of a loved one. By giving to the library, your gift becomes a vital part of our collection and can be shared and enjoyed by others in the community.

A financial donation may be made for the library’s building and expansion fund or a book may be added to our circulating collection. Honoree and tribute names for expansion donations will be added to the fundraising mural within the library, and the same information will be placed on permanent display once the expansion is complete. Books added to the library’s collection will receive a commemorative bookplate and the same information will be placed in a permanent ledger. A card for both types of donations will be mailed to the person or family being honored. Your contribution to the library’s building and expansion fund is tax deductible.

The following people and groups were recently honored with donations:

Patricia Barnett: an honorarium financial donation has been made to the library and archives expansion fund by Kathryn and Tony Kozlinski.

Ronald Burlison: “Field & Stream: The Total Fishing Manual” given by Alice Landrum.

Becky Carroll: “God’s Country: An Awe Inspiring Journey from the Editors of Country Magazine” given by Alice Landrum.

Thomas W. DeHart: “Hardened to Hickory,” given by Renee DeHart and “Soul Drifter,” given by Dyan DeHart Brown.

Marjorie Graves: “Steps Along the Way,” given by Andy Graves.

Naymond Graves: “World War II in Photographs,” given by Andy Graves.

Ronnie James: “U.S. Department of Defense Handbook of Military Symbols,” given by Alice Landrum.

Kathryn Workman Kozlinski: an honorarium financial donation has been made to the library and archives expansion fund by Gwynn McVickers.

Jim and Angela Milan (and in honor of their grandchildren Georgia and Cecilia): “A Girl Like You,” given by Lynn Brooks. A financial donation has also been made in memory of Jim and Angela Milan for the library and archives expansion fund by Lynn Brooks.

Gypsy Schwendimann: “Welcome Home: a Cozy Minimalist Guide to Decorating and Hosting All Year Round,” given by Jim and Bonita Grimes and family.

Ronnie Taylor: a memoriam financial donation has been made to the library and archives expansion fund by the Lewis County Public Library Board of Trustees.

Landis Turner: “The Splendid and the Vile,” given by James and Sue Hurt.

LCHS Class of 1945: “Adolescence and How to Survive It,” “America’s Game: the NFL at 100,” “The Ballad of Songbird and Snakes,” “Barron’s Painless Pre-Algebra,” “Before and Again,” “Rick Steves: the Best of Europe,” “Betty’s Burgled Bakery,” “The Bourne Evolution,” “Eat to Beat Illness,” “Fighting for the Forest: Boys of the CCC,” “First Big Book of Space,” “Fodor’s Essential Guide to Ireland,” “The Foxfire Book of Appalachian Toys and Games,” “The Friendship List,” “Geometry the Easy Way,” “The Great Sherlock Holmes Puzzle Book,” “Happy Easter, Curious George,” “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” “The Hidden History of Nashville,” “How to Educate a Citizen,” “The Illustrated Letters of Jane Austen,” “DK Eyewitness Italy,” “The Lincoln Conspiracy,” “The Murder of Willie Lincoln,” “A New America: How Music Reshaped the Culture,” “Return from Siberia,” “The Saga of Lewis and Clark,” “Skillet Love: From Steak to Cake More Than 150 Recipes in One Cast-Iron Pan,” “Star Wars Character Encyclopedia,” “The Story of Passover,” “The Sum of the People: How the Census Has Shaped Nation, from the Ancient World to the Modern Age,” “What was the Berlin Wall?,” all books given by the descendants and alumni of the LCHS Class of 1945.

A donation to the library’s memorial program is a simple, thoughtful way to celebrate friends and family. To learn more about memorial and tribute donations, stop by the library, email us at [email protected], or call us at 931-796-5365.