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Current
Members
Join
the Garden Friends
Annual Meeting & Lecture
Founding Members
Alice Abel
Catherine Angle
David E. Asche
Wilbur Dasenbrock
Kit Dimon
Susan Evnen
Michele Angle Farrar
Luann and Richard Finke
T.O. Haas
Ken Hake
James W. Hewitt
Linda Hillegass
Karl and Margaret Indriksons
Dianne W. Kennedy
Robert E. Knoll
Dottie Kuester
Suzie Lewis
Linda Mach
Monica Norby
Marilyn Paulson
Allison Petersen
Glenda Peterson
Hope Robb
Linda Rohman
William C. Smith
Kim Todd
Bryan Van Deun
D.B. Varner
JoAnn I. Weaver
Diane Wilson
Donna Woods
Joseph O. Young
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UNL Garden Friends
The UNL Garden Friends
is one of two Friends Groups that support and help maintain excellence
in the UNL Botanical Garden and Arboretum. See Friends
of Maxwell
The UNL Garden Friends have established
the following goals
- To support The Garden and its
development as a significant part of the mission of UNL.
- To encourage use of The Garden
through outreach, promoting it as a resource for the people of
Nebraska.
- To enhance the experiences
of visitors by providing information about the ideology of The
Garden and its collections.
- To assist in raising funds
for special projects.
Founded in 1992
The mission of the UNL Garden
Friends shall be to support and encourage the goals and projects
of The Garden as determined by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
administration and staff. Furthermore, the Friends shall serve as
ambassadors for The Garden, creating in the people of Nebraska a
sense of ownership and participation.
Recent Accomplishments
Projects completed with the support of Garden Friends include:
- Restoration of Love Library Gates
- Completion of Maxwell Arboretum – Phase I
- Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery Sculpture Garden pools repairs and plantings
- Perin Porch plantings
Future Projects
- Westbrook Courtyard and the Kimball Hall repair and plantings
- Hamilton Hall repair and plantings
- Maxwell Arboretum – Phase II
Join Us
We invite you to join us as a member of UNL Garden Friends with your $25.00 contribution. Your tax deductible gift will help fund special projects to raise awareness about The Garden throughout the state. When new areas are dedicated, the Friends will be there. As new projects begin, the Friends will be called upon to serve as ambassadors for The Garden, to understand the vision for its development, and to share this vision with others. As a member you will receive a quarterly newsletter and will be invited to attend an annual meeting and lecture.
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