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How many 'angels' does it take to burn a mortgage?

Published: February 28, 2013

In front from left are Jo-Ann Youngner, John Ruml, Jeannette Breglio, Elizabeth Ehlers, Consuelo Macedo, and Roe and Gary Allen. In back are Joyce Backhaus, Nancy and Sharkey Warrick, Jack Breglio, John Ehlers, Shirley Paulsen-Lee and Richard Lee. Not present for the photo were Katherine and Colin Bailey, Elaine Beckham, Philip and Lynn Christie, Dennis Frahmann and Robert Tieman, Bill and Jean Gundacker, Robert and Mary Hill, Kelly Johnson, Dr. Dan and Lynn Noyd, Marjorie Reid Sewell, Arthur Stewart Sr., Troy and DeAnn Lyons Underwood, and Jack and Karen Witter.

Cambrian photo by Bert Etling — betling@thetribunenews.comBuy Photo

Cambria Historical Society supporters pay off museum mortgage

By Cambrian staff report — cambrian@thetribunenews.com

The “Hundred Angels” group was honored at the annual Cambria Historical Society Recognitions Dinner Sunday, Feb. 24, at Cambria Pines Lodge. The "angels" paid off the final $100,000 due on a mortgage for the Cambria Historical Museum, purchased in 2001 for $500,000.

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