About Us
Officers and Directors
Officers and Directors
Officers and Directors
David Holtzman, President
Breese Brockman, Vice President
Crystal Norbeck, Secretary
Joyce Moore, Treasurer
Melvin Burruss
Jim Marstall
Gloria Gilmore
Tina Chaleki
Maren Smith
John Jerl Purcell, emeritus
Staff:
Karleen Kovalcik, Executive Director
Lenee Gordon, Program Associate
Joyce Moore, Bookkeeper
Project Managers and Interns:
Marilyn Campbell,
David Holtzman, President
Breese Brockman, Vice President
Crystal Norbeck, Secretary
Joyce Moore, Treasurer
Melvin Burruss
Jim Marstall
Gloria Gilmore
Tina Chaleki
Maren Smith
John Jerl Purcell, emeritus
Staff:
Karleen Kovalcik, Executive Director
Lenee Gordon, Program Associate
Joyce Moore, Bookkeeper
Project Managers and Interns:
Marilyn Campbell, Grant Program Manager
LaTika Lee, Oral History Project Coordinator
Gabriella Whitefield, Student Liaison Intern
Join Us!
Officers and Directors
Officers and Directors
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of our generous supporters like you to help us provide educational programs and services for our community
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of our generous supporters like you to help us provide educational programs and services for our community. We are always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality. Ways you can help range from staffing our museum, administrative assistance, educational programs, research, and fundraising. We'll help you find a way to volunteer that best suits you.
Our Mission
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Our Mission
Chartered in 1966, the purpose of the Louisa County Historical Society is to promote the preservation of historical records and artifacts that speak to life in Louisa County during the past and present and to make these collections available to the public.
We invite anyone with access to old family records, Bibles, letters, diaries, etc. w
Chartered in 1966, the purpose of the Louisa County Historical Society is to promote the preservation of historical records and artifacts that speak to life in Louisa County during the past and present and to make these collections available to the public.
We invite anyone with access to old family records, Bibles, letters, diaries, etc. with information on Louisa County citizens and happenings to please share them with the Society for our archives.