A colorful cast of characters greeted a group of young people last Thursday at the Montrose Regional Library. But the Jim Henson-style puppets — ranging from a mouse, to fluffy
Alleged disrespect and unacceptable behavior from a library board member created tensions which led to the closure of Cedaredge Library Fri. Oct.20 and all Delta County Libraries Sat., Oct. 21.
Sometimes those of us in public media make mistakes, that’s the human element in People Powered Public Media. Today’s story begins with an apology to our listeners and to Delta County Library District.
Patricia Earlene Perkins Ainsworth was born on Aug. 18, 1940, in Monahans, Texas.
She stepped into the waiting arms of her loving Lord and Savior on Jan. 9, 2021, in Plano, Texas.
She was born to Luther and Lela Perkins who have preceded her in death. Her brother, James Perkins also preceded her in death.
She met and married Marion Ainsworth, when she attended East Texas State College (now Texas A&M-Commerce). They were married for 52 years and raised three daughters, Treva LaJaunie, Tricia Chalaire and Laci Northam.
Marion preceded her in death on Nov. 28, 2014.
Pat was a teacher at Cooper ISD for over 50 years where she touched the lives of so many children. She could teach anyone to read. People would often ask her when she was going to retire, to which she would respond âWhen Iâm not making a difference anymore.â This must be why she never retired, she always made a difference.