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Commission prepares recognition program and new 3-D coins, aims to honor Seivers family in October
Summary
Members showed newly produced 3-D recognition coins (50 total) and agreed to aim for an October presentation for the Seivers family and other recognized historic homes, contingent on a volunteer’s availability; committee will prepare completed web entries before requesting publication.
Committee member (S1) displayed a set of newly produced recognition coins and told the group, “Look how awesome these look. They're like they're 3 d.” Members said the new coins look substantially improved compared with earlier flat proofs; S1 said the commission now has 50 coins and that they should begin outreach to the families once volunteer Kim is able to participate.
Members agreed to postpone formal presentations until October so Kim—who has had health problems and wants to be present—can participate. The commission discussed recognizing multiple homes (the Seivers family’s four homes were named as examples) and decided the presentation should include a short listing on the website with photo and address if the homeowner consents.
