Carlena Back, part-time volunteer coordinator for Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, shared the QV history video she created a few years ago for her Master's Degree capstone project. The history begins with the German Depper family in the mid-1760's, whose descendents lived on the farm for nearly 150 years. In 1958, the property was sold to Alice and Wendell Wicks. They, along with their daughter and son-in-law, Sue and Gary Oiler, opened the museum in 1963. Since 1974, Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm has been owned and operated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, educational corporation governed by a board of directors.
Rotarians Laura Goss, Grant Terrill, and Grace D'Amico are regular volunteers for Quiet Valley's festivals and/or Highlight Demos. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Carlena at volunteers@quietvalley.org. Becoming a member or visiting also helps keep Quiet Valley's mission of historical preservation and education alive. More information can be found here.
Thanks to all who helped at StroudFest!
All of Rotary is happy to welcome Joe Lupackino to the Club, pictured below with Gail Kulick-Cummings and Gene Prospero.
Congratulations to Rotarian Timaki Johnson, Executive Director at Family Promise of the Poconos, for the Bizzy Award win for Best Non-Profit. Timaki is pictured below with Rotarian Danica Hartenfels.
