[Study Committee28] Mini-biographies for report----NEED TODAY

[Lorraine Weckwert]

Hate to be such a nag---but at the beginning of April, I asked each of you to send a brief two line biography as to why you have been appointed to this committee...what your interest and experience in historical preservation is, etc.   I have them from Shaffer and from Scott Newman, but no others.   Folks, this report is to be delivered to the State Historic Preservation Office tomorrow by Gary Wilson,  I need your bios  ----Now.  I'm typing the document at this time so it is ready for tomorrow.   We do have deadlines.   Lorraine

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[Gary Wilson]

Gary Wilson has been active in historic preservation initiatives in Detroit since 1980; and in Owosso, Michigan, since moving there in 1992 and beginning restoration of the McHurdy house, built in 1878.  He is a member of the Michigan Historic Preservation Network, the Owosso Historical Commission, the Owosso Historic District Study Committee and a founding member of Preservation Owosso.  He has been employed in the past by Orchestra Hall, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Detroit Renaissance Foundation.  He is currently the Director of Alumni and Donor Relations, University Advancement, at Michigan State University.  His M.A. in American Studies from MSU involved scholarship in the disciplines of American history, literature and material culture, including vernacular architecture.

 

Gary Wilson

Director of Alumni and Donor Relations

Office of Advancement Services

University Advancement

Michigan State University

300 Spartan Way

East Lansing, MI  48824-1005

Voice 517-884-1047

Fax    517-432-1129

[Gary Wilson]

Typo corrected.--G

 

Gary Wilson

Director of Alumni and Donor Relations

Office of Advancement Services

University Advancement

Michigan State University

300 Spartan Way

East Lansing, MI  48824-1005

Voice 517-884-1047

Fax    517-432-1129

 

From: owosso-historic-dist...@googlegroups.com [mailto:owosso-historic-dist...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Gary Wilson

Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2010 10:49 AM
To: historic district study

Cc: 'Lorraine Weckwert'
Subject: RE: [Study Committee29] Mini-biographies for report----NEED TODAY

 

Gary Wilson has been active in historic preservation initiatives in Detroit since 1980; and in Owosso, Michigan, since moving there in 1992 and beginning restoration of the Arthur McHardy house, built in 1878.  He is a member of the Michigan Historic Preservation Network, the Owosso Historical Commission, the Owosso Historic District Study Committee and a founding member of Preservation Owosso.  He has been employed in the past by Orchestra Hall, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Detroit Renaissance Foundation.  He is currently the Director of Alumni and Donor Relations, University Advancement, at Michigan State University.  His M.A. in American Studies from MSU involved scholarship in the disciplines of American history, literature and material culture, including vernacular architecture.

[Lorraine Weckwert]

Thanks, Gary --- On Thu, 4/22/10, Gary Wilson <wil...@msu.edu> wrote:

From: Gary Wilson <wil...@msu.edu> Subject: RE: [Study Committee29] Mini-biographies for report----NEED TODAY

[Tom Cook]

Is this enough?

"Tom Cook is the executive director of the Cook Family Foundation and a member of the Owosso City Council.  He has a Master's in City Planning.  Previously he served as a Deputy Director of the California Department of Housing and Community Development."

[Jim Civille]

Jim Civille.   I own three buildings in the downtown district.  A real estate broker and insurance agent in Owosso for over twenty years.  Have plans to restore

The property and have studied the opportunities and challenges of the historic district.

 

Jim Civille, Broker

Civille Real Estate Inc

111 E. Main Street

Owosso, Michigan 48867

 

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From: owosso-historic-dist...@googlegroups.com [mailto:owosso-historic-dist...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Lorraine Weckwert
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2010 8:49 AM
To: historic district study
Subject: [Study Committee28] Mini-biographies for report----NEED TODAY

 

Hate to be such a nag---but at the beginning of April, I asked each of you to send a brief two line biography as to why you have been appointed to this committee...what your interest and experience in historical preservation is, etc.

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[James Eaton]

James Eaton has worked with local history programs for more than 20 years in several communities. He worked extensively with historic preservation in Norwich, CT, before coming to Owosso, and has been the pastor of three churches with meeting houses over a century old. Rev. Eaton is the pastor of the First Congregational Church.

Rev. Jim Eaton, Pastor
First Congregational Church UCC
327 Washington
Owosso, MI 48867
(989) 723-3010
jime...@me.com

[James Eaton]

Lorraine,

I'll have the church histories later today, we had a child die in our church and I had to set things aside to focus there.

James Eaton

jime...@me.com

[Lorraine Weckwert]

Thanks, Jim --- On Thu, 4/22/10, Jim Civille <j...@civillegroup.com> wrote: