I HAVE HAD THE PRIVELEDGE OF WORKING WITH MuralPop ON OCCASIONS WITH MARKETING MATERIAL. HE WAS ABLE TO CREATE THE ADVERTISEMENT TOOL WHICH I NEEDED TO EXCEL IN MY PROFESSION. THE PRODCUTS THAT HE DESIGNED FOR ME GAVE MYSELF A MORE PROFESSIONAL IMAGE AND MANNER THAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. HIS CREATIVITY LEFT ME A LASTING IMMPRESSION. HIS CREATIVITY, MOTIVATING COMMUNICATIONAL SKIILS, AND THE RESPECT AND LOVE OF OF HIS OWN WORK, HAS LEFT ME WITH A LASTING IMPRESSION. I RECOMMEND MIKE BURNS TO YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS. I TRULY BELIEVE THAT, YOU WILL FIND HIMSELF A SUCCESSFUL ASSET TO YOUR COMPANY, AS HE WAS TO MINE.
SINCERELY,
GLH CUSTOM HOMES INC
Dear Michael,
Thank you for your support of the Behringer-Crawford Museum by participating in freshART 2008, the first year in our new facility! Enclosed you will find a check that represents your share of the sale of your work.
This annual event continues to be successful with your assistance. There would not be an event of this kind if not for you, and for that we are most grateful. This year you helped raise approximately $25,000 for the museum’s education programming – extremely important during these uncertain economic times. The buyer of your piece is noted below for your records.
We would like to hear from you about this year’s freshART event. Please complete the enclosed evaluation and return it to us so that we may plan appropriately for next year.
There is a lot happening at the museum in the upcoming weeks – the Holiday Toy Trains will be on track and New Harmonies, a special exhibit about roots music developed by the Smithsonian will be showing as well. Plan to visit often for all the activities and bring your children or grandchildren as well! Visit our website, www.bcmuseum.org for updated information.
Again, we thank you for your participation in freshART and for your support of the museum. We hope to see you soon.
Sincerely,
Mary Ann Courtoy
Committee Chair
Mary L. Johnston
President
Laurie Risch
Executive Director
Buyer of your work: Jerry Stricker
1 Roebling Way
Covington, KY 41011
History in Motion…Rivers, Roads, Rails, & Runways
1600 Montague Road – Devou Park, Covington, KY 41011
(859) 491-4003 – fax (fax) 491-4006 – info@bcmuseum.org-
Trustees
Gary L. Johnston
President
Gerald Rapien
Vice President
John Boh
Secretary
Joyce Coleman
Treasurer
Rick Hampton
Parliamentarian&
Jane Stephens Auge
Judy Becker
Annie Bennett
Julie Boudousquie
Jim Claypool
Mary Ann Courtoy
Jeff Dierig
Eva G. Farris
Vickie Frisk
Steve Gillespie
Jack Gore
Mitch Hatfield
JC Morgan
Mark Neikirk
Betty Lee Nordheim
Scott Slayers
Mark Schlachter
Paul Tenkotte
Larry Wulker
Gerry Zembrodt
Emeritus Trustees
R.L. (Pat) Buse
Ron Hitzler
Tom O’Donnell
Dennis Williams
Staff
Laurie Risch
Executive Director
Sarah Siegrist
Assistant Director
Regina Siegrist
Assistant Director
Regina Siegrist
Assistant Director
Jeannine Kreinbrink
www.Muralpop.com
Dear Michael,
On behalf of the City of Covington and the Art-Off-Pike Committee, I want to thank you for your role in making this second annual event a success. It takes a lot time and many contributions from individuals like to make this community-building event happen.
The number of people attending the Opening Reception tripled from last year and the number of people attending the open-air art show increased significantly as well. This is an event that will continue to grow each year as more people learn about it and the number of special offerings increases.
As the community continues to support the growth of arts and cultural offerings in the City of Covington, we hope that you will continue to support Art-Off-Pike.
Again, thank you for your participation.
Sincerely,
“Butch” Callery
City of Covington
Kentucky
Unbridled Spirit
To Whom It May Concern:
As the Superintendent of the City’s General Fund Facilities, and representative of the City of Cincinnati. I am please to proffer this letter of recommendation for the services Mr. Michael Burns donated to the Tyler Davidson Fountain project.
Mr. Michael Burns, Graphic Designer, demonstrated the highest level of civic pride when he donated graphic creativity, design, and expertise for the mural design placed on the barricade of the Tyler Davidson Fountain. The Tyler Davidson Fountain is treasured as one of Cincinnati’s most prominent landmarks, and serves as a unique symbol to the citizens of the region.
The scope of the project was extremely challenging and was indirectly driven by the voluminous media coverage within the region. Moreover, Councilmember Todd Portune was so delighted and impressed with Mr. Burns’ design, Council member Portune scheduled a press conference to showcase his design to the citizens. Now that’s appreciation!
Mr. Burns has been a gentleman to work with, and the City of Cincinnati appreciated the fact that the design exceeded the expectations established by the region. Please consider this communication as my offer entertains questions in regard to this project in the future. If my consultation is ever needed, I can be reached at (513) 352-3311.
Sincerely,
Willie F. Carden Jr.
Superintendent of Facility Management
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