Arthur Sombrowski’s From Fernie Museum Is Dead
The Fernie & District Historical Society and the Fernie Museum are grieving the loss of Arthur Sombrowski, a loyal member of the Society and a significant contributor to the Museum’s success. Arthur passed away on April 4th, leaving behind a legacy of generosity and dedication to preserving the history of Fernie.
Arthur was a valuable resource to the Society and the Museum, always available to answer questions and offer guidance. He played a crucial role in the development of the Museum’s current location and ensured that it met all necessary codes and regulations. His contribution to the project was immeasurable, and the Museum that we know and love today would not be possible without his efforts.
The Sombrowski family has been a constant presence in the Society since its inception, providing both financial and other forms of support to ensure its success. Their dedication to the Museum and the history of Fernie is unmatched, and their contributions have been invaluable.
When the Museum was relocated to its current location on 491 2nd Avenue, Arthur was instrumental in ensuring its success. He worked closely with Laura Nelson, the president of the FDHS at the time, to identify areas that needed improvement and to establish priorities, timelines, and costs. His expertise was crucial in keeping the project on track, and his dedication to the Society and the Museum was evident throughout the process.
The Fernie Museum posted a heartfelt message on its website, offering condolences to Arthur’s family and friends. They expressed their gratitude for his contributions to the Society and the Museum and acknowledged the impact he had on the community.
Arthur’s legacy will continue through the permanent and rotating exhibits at the Fernie Museum, which showcase the natural and cultural history of Fernie and the surrounding areas. The Museum houses over ten thousand artifacts, photographs, and records, which are carefully preserved using heritage techniques to ensure their safety for future generations.
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