DUP museum preservation

Shared the history of a sourdough crock from a handcart pioneer ancestor and praised the museum's documented artifacts.

President of the DUP chapter asked the city to remember the pioneers and preserve the museum, noting a donated 1860s wagon and other artifacts.

Presented pioneer history of Councilwoman Beck's ancestors and highlighted the DUP's volunteer work and baby quilts.

Fourth-generation farmer's daughter urged the city to preserve its rich history and add 'Pioneers' to the city's Pride and Progress motto.

Shared pioneer history of Councilman Tooke's family and called Jessica Mortenson a modern-day pioneer hero.

Shared his family's deep pioneer roots and his mother's decades of museum service, offering to help find the museum a new home if needed.

Museum director who researched and shared each council member's own pioneer family history, asking the city not to kick the DUP out.