April 3, 5:30 – 6:30 pm 
Silver Lake United Methodist Church,
204 Madore Street
Pasta Casserole, vegetables, dessert, drink
$7.00 Suggested donation
Hosted by the Library Foundation
Proceeds benefit programs & services of the Library
Category: Library News
Library Giving Day
April 10
Help keep your Library a vibrant place for our community to learn, grow, and thrive. Go to www.foundation.nekls.org/lgd to show support for the Silver Lake Library. NEKLS will receipt for your full gift amount and your gift will be recognized on the Library’s Donor Recognition Books displayed in the Library.
Carolyn “Jane” Goeckler (August 17, 1929 – January 20, 2019)
We were saddened to learn of Jane Goecker’s passing this last week.
Jane was the first director of the Silver Lake Public Library. “ ….her greatest legacy is the founding of the Silver Lake Library. In April 1974, she and a small group of women from the Silver Lake
Methodist church organized a book drive and obtained a small space to begin a town library staffed by all volunteers and filled with nothing but donated books. Although she had no formal education after high school, her passion for books and a lifelong interest in learning, coupled with her organizational skills, drove her to learn everything she could about developing the library into a fully funded public service to her community with a paid staff. After her retirement in 1989 she continued at the library as she began, volunteering to do odd jobs as needed.”
Silver Lake is grateful for Jane’s dedication that assures the community’s access to a fully serviceable public Library. The memorial designated for the Library’s Building Fund is a tribute to her commitment to lifelong learning.
The full obituary can be found here: Meaningful Funerals
Library Foundation Receives Donation
Bob Scwarz Financial presented the Silver Lake Public Library Foundation, Inc. a check for $1,000.00 during the Foundation board meeting Wednesday, April 11.
This represents the proceeds from the March 31 benefit breakfast event. The event was support for the library’s Renovation and Expansion Project.
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