Winner of the Zero-Turn Mower, Joyce Topping!
On behalf of the Eastern Shore Public Library Foundation, we would like to express our appreciation to all who supported our Ferris Zero-Turn Mower Drawing.
The drawing was held on Friday, July 15th at the Foundation Office, and the proud winner was Joyce Topping (at right in photo) who resides in Exmore. Ms. Topping is a native of the Eastern Shore from Melfa, Virginia and a graduate of Nandua High School. She returned to the Shore several years ago and is the co-owner of two licensed homes for persons with intellectual disabilities called “My Voice – My Choice."
We would like to thank Fairdale Farm Tractor & Equipment Co. of Accomac for the mower donation; Wachapreague Volunteer Fire Company; ticket selling locations: The Book Bin; Jaxon’s; Rayfield's Pharmacies and all four Eastern Shore Public Library branches and affiliates; our sponsor supporters: Devon Mack State Farm; Holden’s Residential Rental; Edward Jones; John Fiege, CFP; Jay Davenport; C. D. Marsh Jewelers; Woody’s Auto Service and Lynn & Curtis Badger; and the fundraising committee members: Jane and Paul Berge, Sharon Osborn, Steve Rulon, Colette Nelson, Gary Kent, Cara Burton, Brenda Holden, and Barbara Schwenk (Foundation Administrative Assistant).
A special thanks to all who purchased a ticket!
This fundraising activity will support the new Eastern Shore of Virginia Heritage Center, which will be located at the new Eastern Shore of Virginia Regional Library in Parksley.