Awards

Show Awards

Hampshire County Arts Council, Inc, “Eleventh Annual Fall Fine Arts Show”, Joyce Stekli Memorial , Best Animal Depiction Award, September 10-11, 2005.

Hampshire County Arts Council, “10th Annual Fall Fine Arts Show”, Honorable Mention Award, September 11-12, 2004.

Hampshire County Arts Council, Romney, West Virginia, “9th Annual Fall Fine Arts Show”, Honorable Mention, September 6-7, 2003.

Hampshire County Arts Council, Romney, West Virginia, “8th Annual Fall Fine Art and Photography Show”, Merit Award-Mahew Chevrolet/Oldsmobile, September 7-8, 2002.

Accident Cultural and Historical Society, Accident, Maryland, “Twelfth and Final Art Exhibit and Competition, First Place, July 2-4, 2001.

Accident Cultural and Historical Society, Accident, Maryland, “Tenth Annual Independence Day Exhibition of Art”, First Place Professional Category, July 2-4, 2000.

Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery, Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland, “FSU Student Show”, Best in Show and Honorable Mention in Graphics, November 1986.

Downtown Cumberland Business Association, Cumberland, Maryland, Christmas Stamp Competition for National Postage Stamp Week, First Prize, October 1986.

Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery, Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland, “FSU Student Show”, Honorable Mention in Photography, February 1986.

Cumberland, Maryland, 1985 Edition-Allegany County Women in the Arts, 1985.

6th Annual Heritage Days, Cumberland, Maryland, “Juried Crafts Show”, Best Pottery Award, Honorable Mention Pottery, June 1974.

6th Annual Heritage Days, Cumberland, Maryland, “Juried Art Show”, Best Collage Award, June 1974.

The Allegany County Committee of the Maryland Historic Trust, Cumberland, Maryland, Allegany County “Hazel” Award for Outstanding Work in the Field of Promotion of Historic Sites Through Art for the year 1974.

Maze Parklet, Cumberland, Maryland, “Preservation Week Art Show”, First Prize, June 1973.

Cumberland, Maryland – St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church, Baltimore Street--- The Lutheran congregation organized and built a log church in 1794 on lot number 240 at the northeast corner of Bedford (Baltimore) and Mill (Centre) Streets. The first church was called the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Cumberland and their church book was written in German. Between 1836-1843 German immigrants began attending church and to accommodate, a second building of brick was built in 1844. The third and final building was erected in 1894 and dedicated in September 1895. At this time the congregation voted to change the name of the church from Christ’s Lutheran Congregation to St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. In the early 1950s the congregation realized the church could not remain on this site and continue to grow. Local gossip relates the story that Mr. Roman left his property on Washington Street to the Lutheran church out of spite. The Catholic church on Fayette Street, which had not been on friendly terms with him throughout the years, wanted to purchase the land to expand their church. Since the Lutheran church had been willed the Roman property, a new building was constructed in l958 leaving this building to be sold and razed.

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Judy's work may also be purchased at Fort Cumberland Emporium
55 Baltimore Street, Cumberland, MD 21502
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