Wow! What a great night. The community night sponsored by BC Pizza & Pub owner Justin Acton was packed with SLV locals supporting the SLV Museum. Many ended up picking up their pizza + other goodies, like myself because of a husband who had knee surgery, and missed our own Lisa Robinson retelling the history of the building. I'm told that everyone there really enjoyed the short, but very informative, history talk accompanying all the wonderful photos. I've already heard from one person who was in a Nutcracker performance on the Dolan Theatre stage and used to sit in the projection booth to watch movies. We have such a great history in our valley and each town, each building tells a story.
I was at the funeral service of Boulder Creek local Emily Ann Locatelli Cress last Monday at St. Micheal's church. I saw so many people from different sections of our community, but theirs and Emily's paths crossed and left an impression. She worked her entire life at Johnnie's Market starting when she was 14?. She started working for Johnnie Montineri and then two more owners. The changes she saw in the town, community, valley over her 80+ years.
Another loss just a few days later was Boulder Creek local Jack Kuehl who was a local building contractor, BC Fire District Commissioner, and involved in many areas of our community. His was a quite service at his home with just a few very close friends.
When we lose our friends we have a hole in our community that can never be quite filled because each one of us is unique. We give something special to our 'community mix'. When we volunteer we give back and engage with those who also chose to live in this area. Those who pass on will be missed in many ways for a long time.
I was at the funeral service of Boulder Creek local Emily Ann Locatelli Cress last Monday at St. Micheal's church. I saw so many people from different sections of our community, but theirs and Emily's paths crossed and left an impression. She worked her entire life at Johnnie's Market starting when she was 14?. She started working for Johnnie Montineri and then two more owners. The changes she saw in the town, community, valley over her 80+ years.
Another loss just a few days later was Boulder Creek local Jack Kuehl who was a local building contractor, BC Fire District Commissioner, and involved in many areas of our community. His was a quite service at his home with just a few very close friends.
When we lose our friends we have a hole in our community that can never be quite filled because each one of us is unique. We give something special to our 'community mix'. When we volunteer we give back and engage with those who also chose to live in this area. Those who pass on will be missed in many ways for a long time.
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