September 8, 2008
Jim Woodruff, President
Board of Trustees
Michigan Maritime Museum
260 Dyckman Ave.
South Haven, MI 49090
A Petition to the Board and Staff of the Michigan Maritime Museum
Recent events and revelations dramatically demonstrate the critical nature of the Museum
The feedback I continue to receive reminds me that our maritime legacy remains a deeply personal matter for many in this community. Conversations behind the scenes suggest that the concerns raised here are beginning to resonate with those who have the influence to shape our future path. We are continuing our quiet work to ensure that these perspectives are fully understood by the leadership.
September 10, 2008
Reaching this milestone confirms that our shared commitment to preserving our maritime history resonates deeply with many people. I am reflecting on the quiet resilience of our community and how these signatures represent a collective desire to protect the heritage housed within the museum walls.
3 Comments
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Sarah Reynolds
17 years ago
Featured
south haven wouldnt be the same without the museum. so much history there. please help them out!
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Mike Chavez
18 years ago
Featured
FUND IT. This is vital for the town tourism and our local legacy. Stop cutting corners on the stuff that actually matters.
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Dave Warner
18 years ago
Featured
My grandfather spent his whole life on the water and this place keeps his history alive. We cant let it fall apart now. Keep the doors open.
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September 8, 2008
Jim Woodruff, President
Board of Trustees
Michigan Maritime Museum
260 Dyckman Ave.
South Haven, MI 49090
A Petition to the Board and Staff of the Michigan Maritime Museum
Recent events and revelations dramatically demonstrate the critical nature of the Museum
The feedback I continue to receive reminds me that our maritime legacy remains a deeply personal matter for many in this community. Conversations behind the scenes suggest that the concerns raised here are beginning to resonate with those who have the influence to shape our future path. We are continuing our quiet work to ensure that these perspectives are fully understood by the leadership.
September 10, 2008
Reaching this milestone confirms that our shared commitment to preserving our maritime history resonates deeply with many people. I am reflecting on the quiet resilience of our community and how these signatures represent a collective desire to protect the heritage housed within the museum walls.
3 Comments
S
Sarah Reynolds
17 years ago
Featured
south haven wouldnt be the same without the museum. so much history there. please help them out!
M
Mike Chavez
18 years ago
Featured
FUND IT. This is vital for the town tourism and our local legacy. Stop cutting corners on the stuff that actually matters.
D
Dave Warner
18 years ago
Featured
My grandfather spent his whole life on the water and this place keeps his history alive. We cant let it fall apart now. Keep the doors open.
south haven wouldnt be the same without the museum. so much history there. please help them out!