WSSSM mourns the passing of our Co-Founder, Board Member, and regular volunteer, Dollie Armstrong. Dollie was a remarkable person – a woman of strong ideas, effort, and action. While her contributions to the museum were numerous, she will be especially remembered for her tenacity in creating the WSSSM exhibit on our state’s 39 Olympians. A celebration of Dollie’s life will be held Saturday May 4, 2019 at 5:00pm (doors open 3:30-7:30pm) Montlake Community Center 1618 E. Calhoun St., 98112. Read Dollie’s Seattle Times obituary here. Here is a much longer bio with some great pictures.
Did you know that WSSSM volunteers get a free meal at Commonwealth for each volunteer shift? Check it out and volunteer just once a month. Start this winter! Training provided. Contact Judy Huggett at wsssm.org@gmail.com for more information.
WSSSM is forming a Junior Board of Directors. Responsible high schoolers interested in joining this brand new board should contact Kathy Moffett McDonald at info@wsssm.org. Responsibilities include volunteering at the museum, planning events, updating social media, and collaborating with the current Board of Directors.
Did you know that you can rent the museum space for your party, meeting, or corporate event? The space is fantastic and food and drink can be coordinated with Commonwealth and DruBru. For more info on pricing and availability, please contact dave@wsssm.org or call 206.854.3626.
WSSSM mourns the loss of two icons of the industry: Bob Cram and Warren Miller. Thank you for those who have made donations to the museum in their honor.
