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Annual Meeting

37th Annual Meeting

 

       
 

Tuesday, June 17, 2008
The Chicago Club

Heather Becker, Reuben Hedland, and Stephen Livaditis were elected to two-year terms as Landmarks Illinois board members at the 37th Annual Meeting.

Rolf Achilles, Madeline Gelis, David Hernandez Anthony Johnson, Thomas Rossiter, Judith Samuel, John Stassen, and Anne Voshel were re-elected to two-year terms.

Outgoing board members Susan Snell Barnes, John Barriger, Gavin Campbell, Harry Hunderman, Meredith Mack, James McLean, Craig Mizushima, and Paul O’Kelly were praised for their service to the organization.

The annual meeting also featured several tributes to retiring Landmarks Illinois president David Bahlman.

 

Annual Meeting Photos

 

a. Meeting

 

Members filled the Robert Todd Lincoln Room at the Chicago Club.

 

b. Resolution

 

(l. to r.) Cook County Commissioner Larry Suffredin presented David Bahlman with a Resolution from the Cook County Board.

 

c. Landmarks Illinois board member Vince Michael created a Farewell Limerick for Bahlman.

 

(l. to r.) Vince Michael and Landmarks Illinois member Tom Kus.

 

d. Board Members

 

(l. to r.) Kathyrn Johnson, Julie Bauer, and Shelley Gorson were in attendance.

 

e. Landmarks Illinois Staff presented Bahlman with a photograph of the Farnsworth House

 

(l. to r.) Eiliesh Tuffy, James Peters, David Bahlman).

 

 
       

 

 
     

 

 

 

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