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Five Honored by Fenimore

COOPERSTOWN—Fenimore Art Museum and Fenimore Farm & Country Village acknowledged the contributions of five staff members at its annual recognition event held on Monday, December 2. Jane Forbes Clark, chairman of the Board of Directors of Fenimore Farm & Country Village, presented the awards and Dr. Paul S. D’Ambrosio, president and chief executive officer of the two institutions, presided. A 35-year award was presented to Joseph Siracusa. A 20-year award was presented to Bill O’Thuse. Ten-year awards were presented to Collette Saxe, John Bush and Deb Anderson.

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