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Executive Vice President:
Judy Robson
Vice President:
Mike Fedler
Vice President:
Bill Kline
Treasurer:
Rich Vanek
Secretary:
Debbi Waring

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Baerbel Baginski, WSL
Steve Candella
Neroy Carter
Arnie Esterer
Adele Herzog
Mary Ellen Higley
Ken Johnson
Mark Jones
Randy Jones
Gloria Kaull
Kim Laurello
Ed Looman
Chris McClure
Tom Picken
Scot Sinkler
Linda VanBuren
Joseph Varckette
Ellen Winer
Phyllis Duffy-Zala

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Executive Director
Cindy Rimpela
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Pamela Hammond
Public Relations/Marketing Coordinator
Shelagh Dubsky
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Lyn Savarise
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Meeghan Humphrey
Visual Arts Coordinator
Phil Mullet
Technical Liason
Joe Ford
Maintenance Coordinator
Marquitta Mollick
Evening Desk Coordinator

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Posted: Tuesday, November 08, 2005

Raffle Tickets are on Sale Now!

Phyllis Coutts of Ashtabula recently created and donated the “Tree of Light and Love” to be used as a fundraiser for The Ashtabula Arts Center and Hospice of Western Reserve of Ashtabula Co. The three dimensional lighted work will be on display at Hospice on Lake Ave. through the month of November and will be moved to the Art Center gallery in December. Raffle tickets which cost $2 each or three tickets for $5 will be on sale at both locations. The winning ticket will be drawn during the Nutcracker performance on Sunday, December 12. Phyllis, whose father was a carpenter and whose family was always good at crafts originally began making her art pieces out of junk jewelry. From there the process evolved. Phyllis produces her works for family, friends and to be used as fundraisers as a way to give back to the community. The Arts Center and Hospice wish to send her a very special “Thank you!”