VOL 29 NO 1 NEWSLETTER
THE CHINA LAKER
Hewlett-Packard Company
President’s Message by Michelle Kilikauskas
Mar 2024
It’s almost spring. The wildflowers are popping up in the
desert around us and trees around town are beginning to bloom -
and it’s windy as I write this. As I watch the wind, I’m reminded
of the great pictures of epic windstorms that the NOTS pioneers
endured. The folks that stuck it out despite the harsh conditions
were tough!
Speaking of pioneers, we were saddened to hear of the recent
passing of two China Lake long term volunteers at the China
Lake Museum, Joanne Latimer and Rose Marie Davis. We are so
grateful for their contributions to our community and to the
museum and for their example of lives well lived. It is our
privilege to continue their legacy of service as we honor the past,
educate today, and build for the future.
If you haven’t been by the museum complex lately, we invite
you to drop by and check out the progress on the trellis work over
our new sidewalk. While you’re there, poke your head in and see
what’s new in the gift shop. I really love the plush
rockets! Look forward to seeing you around this spring!
Michelle
China Lake Museum Exhibit at EOC
Fawn Martinez and Bob Smith
130 E. Las Flores Ave.
Ridgecrest, CA 93555
www.chinalakemuseum.org
(760) 677-2866
30 years strong
You can find us at...
Facebook:
@ChinaLakeMuseum
Website:
www.chinalakemuseum.org
President’s Message 1
ESE Program Article 2-3
Building Committee
Activities
4
Dinner Auction Flyer 5
Supporters and
Businesses
6
Board of Directors 7
New Members 7
Inside this Newsletter
Issue:
, OCR Text: VOL 29 NO 1 NEWSLETTER
THE CHINA LAKER
Hewlett-Packard Company
President’s Message by Michelle Kilikauskas
Mar 2024
It’s almost spring. The wildflowers are popping up in the
desert around us and trees around town are beginning to bloom -
and it’s windy as I write this. As I watch the wind, I’m reminded
of the great pictures of epic windstorms that the NOTS pioneers
endured. The folks that stuck it out despite the harsh conditions
were tough!
Speaking of pioneers, we were saddened to hear of the recent
passing of two China Lake long term volunteers at the China
Lake Museum, Joanne Latimer and Rose Marie Davis. We are so
grateful for their contributions to our community and to the
museum and for their example of lives well lived. It is our
privilege to continue their legacy of service as we honor the past,
educate today, and build for the future.
If you haven’t been by the museum complex lately, we invite
you to drop by and check out the progress on the trellis work over
our new sidewalk. While you’re there, poke your head in and see
what’s new in the gift shop. I really love the plush
rockets! Look forward to seeing you around this spring!
Michelle
China Lake Museum Exhibit at EOC
Fawn Martinez and Bob Smith
130 E. Las Flores Ave.
Ridgecrest, CA 93555
www.chinalakemuseum.org
(760) 677-2866
30 years strong
You can find us at...
Facebook:
@ChinaLakeMuseum
Website:
www.chinalakemuseum.org
President’s Message 1
ESE Program Article 2-3
Building Committee
Activities
4
Dinner Auction Flyer 5
Supporters and
Businesses
6
Board of Directors 7
New Members 7
Inside this Newsletter
Issue:
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