New Members Elected to Board of Directors
At the Annual Meeting of the Friends of Hearthside on March
21, 2009, the board of directors expanded to nine members
with the addition of the following new directors.
Linda Noble
Bringing a wide range of interests and skills, Linda is an
English teacher at Pilgrim High School in Warwick. She is
a resident of Lincoln, and has a long history of involvement
in her community, especially in fundraising for youth groups.
She is currently a member of the Lincoln Budget Board, which
she has served for several years, including a term as Vice
Chair. She also owns Jessie's Dessert Bar on Federal Hill
and helps with the family business, Cricket's Restaurant
in Smithfield.
Kevin Klyberg
Kevin is a Park Ranger with the John H. Chafee Blackstone
River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission. He is
a historian who presents a variety of educational and public
programs around the Blackstone Valley on boats, bikes and
buses as well as on foot. He specializes in the Rhode Island
communities of the Valley, but does many programs north of
the border as well. He is extremely knowledgeable about Great
Road history and has been involved over the past several
years with the development of the Moffett Mill site, as the
Corridor has funded that project. Kevin and his family reside
in Warwick.
Janet Heberlein
A supporter of Hearthside's programs over the past several
years, Janet's interest is in helping raise revenue through
fundraising events. She has an extensive background in running
events for church and other nonprofits. Retired from an earlier
career working in an office, she now uses her administrative
and creative skills to run her own ceramics business, teaching
classes from her home and supplying gift shops with her hand-crafted
items. Janet earned her degree in history and continues her
deep interest in both local and U.S. history. She and her
family reside in Seekonk.
Seth Hamilton
Seth Hamilton is a freelance communications executive whose
skills include being a writer and designer of a wide range
of marketing communications and promotional programs over
the past 20 years. In addition, he has done website design
and management, newsletters, brand management, strategic
marketing planning and membership development. He has worked
in-house as Marketing Communications Manager or Director
in corporate, nonprofit and professional association settings.
Seth and his family live in Lincoln in a historic home
that was part of his wife's family's former dairy farm,
the Jordan Echo Farm on Louisquisset Pike. He has two children
currently in the Lincoln school system.
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