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2013BoardsandCommissionMembers
Weappreciate themembersof our communitywhodonate their time
throughout theyear tomakeour cityabetter place.
Architectural
ReviewBoard
TashaBailey
ThomasCurrie
RobertDyas
NeilMathias
ThomasMunhall
DavidRinaldi
Robert Schisler
WilliamSouders
BoardofZoningAppeals
KathyFerguson
BrianGunnoe
RionMyers
Brett Page
PatrickTodoran
JamieZitesman
CommunityServices
AdvisoryCommission
AlvinBorromeo
MindyCarr
Mel Ehrlich
RichardFiller
ChristineGawronski
DerekGraham
Kari Hertel
ToddKeiner
LaurieKruppa
WilliamSherman
SteveStidhem
Parks&Recreation
AdvisoryCommission
ChrisClinton
Mel Ehrlich
IngridGrass
ToddKeiner
NedMcCoy
MeganStevens
SteveStidhem
PersonnelBoard
ofReview
ShaunCampbell
DeWayneHoward
JamesRenard
Planning&Zoning
Commission
JosephBudde, Jr.
WarrenFishman
ChrisAmoroseGroomes
JohnHardt
AmyKramb
VictoriaNewell
RichardTaylor
RecordsCommission
DarinMoore
TaxBoardofReview
WilliamRoot
ClayRose
DaleSaylor
CentralOhioTransit
AuthorityAdvisory
PanelRepresentative
AnnBohman
DublinConvention
&VisitorsBureau
Representatives
TroyAllen
Kelli Lynn
PhillipSmith
DublinArtsCouncil
Representative
DeborahGraham-Gibson
DublinFoundation
Representative
Chris Kelley
LeadershipDublin
Representative
DavidCecutti
BevGoldie, artist andDublin resident
Commissionedby theCityofDublin inhonor
ofThePresidentsCup2013
According to legend, in1810 Irish surveyor
JohnShieldswasgiven thehonor of naminga
brandnewcommunityalong thebanksof the
SciotoRiver. “If I have thehonor conferredupon
me tonameyour village,with thebrightnessof
themorn, and thebeamingof the sunon the
hills anddales surrounding thisbeautiful valley,
itwouldgivemegreat pleasure tonameyour
new townaftermybirthplace, Dublin Ireland.”
DublinThrough theEyesof JohnShields is artist
BevGoldie’s interpretationofwhat JohnShields
might have seenwhenhebestowed thename.
From itshistoricbeginnings, theSciotoRiver
was thecenterpiece that attracted settlers to
Dublinand, alongwithapioneering spirit, re-
mains an intrinsicpart of thecommunity today.
Thepainting shows thebeginningsof thenew
settlement lookingacross the river from the
first housebuilt inDublinby JohnSells, one
of thearea’s founding fathers and thefigure
traveling thepathalongside the river.
Artisitic
Preservation
