Friends of the Library
Who Are the Friends of the Library?
The Friends of the Library are volunteers from the community committed to help the library. Friends show their support for the library and our mission. They raise money for the library through book sales, sponsor library programs (such as Kentucky Chautauqua Speakers), and help raise awareness about the library and our services.
Pick up a membership application during your next visit to the library or click here to download the Friends Membership Application.
For more information, please e-mail the Friends.
Carla R. Dills Memorial Scholarship
The Friends of the Library offers this annual scholarship in memory of a very special person-- Carla R. Dills. Graduating seniors who are residents of Woodford County and plan to continue their education may apply. Click for more information and an application.
Library Friends
Tracy Bentley & Larry Muskopf
Joseph & Maria Brant
Gay Cecil
Sue Churchill & John Wilhoit
Martha DeYoung
Ann Estessen
Sioux Finney
Lynn Furness
Judith Gibbons
Sally Graul
Laura Gray
Gladys Beck Green
Silas & Anne Dora Hart
Mary Jo Hinton
Stephanie Holland
Brenda Jackson
Barry Jacobs
Susan Johnson
Evie Knight
Bethany & Todd Langdon
Myra Levi Prewitt
Kimberly Martin
Ray Mendenhall
Sheila N. Mobley
Mike Nichols
Barbara Redding
Wanda Rodgers
James D. & Sharon B. Rouse
Mary Rude
Barb Rush
Marcia Sayre
Norman & Elizabeth Shulman
Jade Erin Silva
Linda Stith
Ken & Ava Taylor
The Vigle Family
Michael Withers
Lynne Woodrum
Dr. Ernest Yanarella
Business Members
Ferrick Mason
McCauley & Mattingly
Hoffman & Barnes
Leadership
Geri Isaacs, President
Stacy Thurman, ex officio
Shirley Wilson, ex officio
Purpose
The Friends of the Library is a volunteer organization designed to support the Woodford County Libraries in their effort to foster life-long learning by building a greater realization of the importance of the libraries to the continued development of our community.
Mission
The mission of the Friends of the Library is to encourage public support for the Woodford County Libraries, sponsor programs designed to add to the cultural life of our community and promote public awareness and use of the libraries.
Kroger Community Rewards
You can make a difference every time you shop for groceries at Kroger. Register online at https://www.kroger.com/i/community/community-rewards. When you sign in to your Kroger account. Go to "My Account” and select "Community Rewards.” Search our NPO number VH578 under "Find an Organization.” Click "Enroll.”
You must use your registered Kroger Plus card or enter the phone number that is related to your registered Kroger Plus card when shopping for each purchase to count.
