Cancer society donors named

The Jay County Cancer Society recently announced its donors for January, February and March.

January: Giving in memory of Bennie Brown were Mr. and Mrs. George Loyd, Randy Lake, Iola Monzell Butler and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Manor; giving in memory of Annie Vorhees and Linda Landfair was Kent Landfair; giving in memory of Steve Bash was Eldon and Judy Campbell; giving in memory of Steve Ford was Ruby Morehous; giving a gift was Dick and Frankie Kunkle.

February: Giving in memory of Mary Dailey were Gail Compton, Marilyn Peterson, Alice Strohl, Mary Ann Sheller, Linda Ashcraft and Joy Scotten; giving a gift was Elizabeth Starbuck; giving in memory of Dema Janak were Mark, Lisa and Amanda Barnett and the McLaughlin family; giving in memory of Treva Renner were Pat and Rich Frank; giving in memory of Rob Bowman was Richard Arnold; giving in memory of Charles G. Anderson Sr. was Duane Adair family.

March: Giving in memory of Anna Lowry were Marynell Hudson, Jane Perry, Nilah Berry and Fred and Nancy Garringer; giving in memory of Carolyn Monroe were M.H. Claymiller, Fred and Betty Settle, Dean and Nancy Monroe, Gerald and Aileen Nelson, Nell Monroe and Jim and Helen Crosbie; giving in memory of Emma Bailey were Dick and Frankie Kunkle and Diana Goth; giving in memory of Linda McCoy were David and Meranda Teeter and Hugh and Alice Strohl; giving in memory of John Esparza were Louise and Michele Gelzleichter and K. Dale Paxson; giving in memory of Wanda Garringer were Wanda Barnett and Mark and Lisa Barnett; giving in memory of Carolyn Monroe was JoAnn Witherspoon; giving a gift was Coaches vs. Cancer and Jay County Girls Basketball; giving in memory of Earl McCowan were Ned and M. Jane Snyder and Chris and Tina Snyder; giving a gift was TransCanada Corporation.

Marsh tours

Tours of the Loblolly Marsh Wetland Preserve will be offered on the first Saturday of each month from May through September. Visitors may meet at the Limberlost Cabin, 200 E. Sixth St. in Geneva, at 9:30 a.m. for orientation. Tours will be led by staff of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Admission is $2.

For more information, call (260) 368-7428 or visit IndianaMuseum.org/Limberlost.[[In-content Ad]]