Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle – Memorial Concert

Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle – Memorial Concert
March 30th, 2008 – 3 PM at the Beacon Resort – Lincoln, NH

(Poster for event )

The Lincoln-Woodstock Rotary Club in collaboration with the Woodstock Police Department and friends of the late Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle, are proud to announce the dedication of a memorial concert celebrating the life of a committed officer, brilliant humanitarian, and loyal friend. Sgt. Brunelle of the Woodstock Police Department passed away in May of 2007. Brunelle left behind an unparalleled legacy of community policing and professionalism. Outside of her professional life, she proved time and time again to be a dedicated, loyal, and honest friend to all who knew her. With her passing, Kathy left a standard of excellence, not only in the law enforcement community, but also in the selfless acts of charity and volunteerism that she embodied. Kathy was the acting president of the Lincoln-Woodstock Rotary Club, a standout community organization priding itself in community development and valued assistance programs, particularly for young people.

Officer Noah Glynn of the Woodstock Police Department and Senior Music Major of conducting at Plymouth State University will be leading the forty-piece professional guest orchestra, performing music works by: Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Holst, and Finzi. Professional instrumentalist from around New England will gather for this event and lead in the celebration of this brilliant life that ended far too soon.

Tickets are available at the door, however availability may be limited. Please contact Chief Douglas Moorhead (603) 348-8712 (or) Officer Noah Glynn (603) 348-7143, if you are interested in pre-purchasing/reserving tickets or if you would like to contribute in any way.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Lincoln-Woodstock Educational Fund – Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle Educational Scholarship. This event is in recognition of the many lives that Kathy affected, including fellow officers. All members of the Law Enforcement community are invited to attend. Uniforms or appropriate dress should be worn to honor her professional service to the people of New Hampshire.

January 29, 2008
Written by: Noah Glynn