Jill Wagoner of Soudan made this lovely Minnesota quilt and gave it to the LVCC for a fundraising auction. With the aid of auction manager Sue Ellis, over $1,100 was donated to the Lake Vermilion Cultural Center. Kudos to all involved.
Pictured is Jill Wagoner (left) and Sue Ellis (right).
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James Marttila, PharmD (for Doctor of Pharmacy), was a Trustee of the Lake Vermilion Cultural Center for many years and held the offices of Treasurer and President. His organizational skills benefited us in many ways, and he will be greatly missed. He and his wife, Kathy Meyerle have participated in many of our events over the years and have been extremely generous patrons. We are touched that Kathy and family have chosen to have his memorials continue to benefit our organization and facility in Tower, MN.
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