CPI Presents Dana Crawford Award and State Honor Awards
She’s known as a fireball, and not just because of her red hair. Rebecca Goodwin is a tireless advocate for historical preservation efforts, particularly in rural communities in Colorado. Rebecca was honored along with several other organizations Wednesday night at the Colorado Preservation Inc.’s “Dana Crawford and State Honor Awards” event.
Colorado Preservation Inc.’s mission is to promote historic preservation statewide through advocacy, education, outreach and preservation services to communities and individuals. Their vision is that inspired citizens statewide will honor and protect their heritage, build a sustainable future with historic places and prioritize the past as legacy for generations to come.
The Dana Crawford Awards Dinner is Colorado’s premier statewide preservation awards event, honoring individuals and organizations that make significant contributions toward preserving Colorado’s built and archaeological history as well as working landscapes. The evening’s namesake is Dana Crawford, a preservation pioneer who proved that saving historic buildings could make economic sense.
Rebecca Goodwin was bestowed the 2018 Dana Crawford Award for her work mostly in promoting preservation in rural communities throughout Colorado.
Other State Honor awardees were: Colorado College in Colorado Springs, Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton, Ginger & Baker in Fort Collins, the Ute Indian Museum in Mancos; the Preservation Edge Award went to Punch Bowl Social, which adapted the historic Stapleton Airport and Control Tower; and the Engangered Places Progress Award went to the restoration project of the Goodnight Barn in Pueblo.
For more information about the awardees and CPI, log on to www.coloradopreservation.org.
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- The marquee at DCPA announcing the event
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- Volunteers/staff helped to greet everyone
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- Dave Wittman, left, Jane and Phil Watkins (she’s on the board) and Executive Director Jennifer Orrigo Charles
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- Abigail Christman and Joe Cushing
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- Margaret Jackson and Joe Ford
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- Margaret McCaskill, left, and Rosalie Ramsey
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- Sheila Goff, left, CJ Brafford and Rita Rollman (CJ accepted the award for the Ute Museum in Mancos, CO)
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- From the Goodnight Barn preservation committee in Pueblo: Bob and Laurel Campbell, Bill Zwick, Linda Crawford, city councilman Ed Brown
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- Cheryl Lindner, left, and Alexa Roberts
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- Kat Vlahos, left, Connie and Tony Hass, honoree Rebecca Goodwin, Cody Ridennoure
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- Brother and sister Joe Edgar and Carolyn Ridennoure
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- Rosalie Ramsey and her husband, pianist Mallory Williams and their son Peter Williams
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- Joel Sydlow, left, Gary Petri, Jason Jeffries, Amber Lebsock
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- Keith Goodwin, left, chats with Phil Watkins
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- Board member Robin Theobald chats with Jennifer Orrigo Charles
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- John Moye and his daughter Kelly Moye
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- Annie Levinsky, left, chats with Karen Jonas
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- Ann Pritzlaff of History Colorado, left, with Chris Koziol and Katherine Woods
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- Betsy Bowers, left, and Judy Hinton
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- Matthew and Jessica Reske
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- Amanda Barker, CPI’s events & development director, chats with Cheyenne Johnson
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- Beverly Babb, left, Nancy Bennett and Bette McFarren
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- Shannon Voirol, left, and Jillian Allison
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- Keith and Rebecca Goodwin
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- Paul Stettner and Marie Patterson
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- Graham and Paula Johnson (he’s on the board)
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- Jonathan and Christie Turner, left, with Megan and Joel Tyson
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- Dan Love, former president of CPI and commissioner with the Cumbres Toltec Scenic Railroad, left, Cameron Wolfe (they were champion sponsors), John Bush, president of the Cumbres Toltec RR, Veronica Bush, Tim Stroh
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- Liz Rice, left, Jennifer Buddenborg, Annie Levinsky
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- Arianthe Stettner, left, Jane Daniels, Jonas Landes
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- Sean Fallon, left, Poppie Gullett, Tom Wilson
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- Lynn Horner and Alexa Roberts
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- Brian Nielsen and Susan Borden
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- Jerry and Laura Dziedzic, left, and Dave Lively
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- Donald Zuckerman, left, Jim Havey and Kim Grant
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- Students from the Hoehne chapter of Future Farmers of America
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- Leslie and Adam Lowry
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- Liz Hallas and Wells Squier
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- Holly Boehm, left, David Schaaf, Andrea Collins, Rebecca Silva and Michelle Nierling — City of Lakewood
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- Erik Foster, left, Anne Shannon, Scott Van Vleet, Matt and Julie DuPree
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- Joe Edgar chats with Ariel Steele
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- La Junta Mayor Jeffri Pruyn, left, Cynthia Nieb, Judy Hinton
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- Abbey Plonkey, left, and Stefanie Jones from Punch Bowl Social
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- Lynda Heckendorn and Tom Noel
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- Jane Crisler, left, and Jane Watkins
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- Kathy Corbett, left, Alexa Roberts, Amy Pallante and Julie Chiron
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- Emcee Dave Aguilera with Jennifer Orrigo Charles
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- Kathleen and Arlen Meyers
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- The beautiful awards for honorees
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- Barb Pohl of the National Trust for Historic Preservation with emcee Dave Aguilera and Rob Pohl
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- Board Vice-Chair Drew Notestine chats with Jennifer Orrigo Charles before the program begins
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- lovely centerpieces
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- Kat Vlahos chats with Alan Matlosz, board treasurer
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- Champion sponsors Joan Prusse and Bob Musgraves (he’s on the board also)
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- Board Chair Julie Johnson welcomed everyone
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- Julie Johnson talks about her longtime friendship with Rebecca Goodwin
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- Emcee Dave Aguilera talked about his Pueblo roots
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- Dave Aguilera makes a point
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- Dana Crawford chats with Joanne Ditmer
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- Jack and Ginger Graham are acknowledged for a State Honor Award–Ginger & Baker
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- Brian Young of Colorado College stands to receive acknowledgement of the State Honor Award for CC
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- Jim Harper from the Grand Imperial Hotel is acknowledged for a State Honor Award
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- Jim Harper of the Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton
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- Dave Aguilera with some humorous comments
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- Board member Blair Miller had some comments for the crowd
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- Executive Director Jennifer Orrigo Charles thanked everyone for their support
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles talks about CPI initiatives
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- The contingent from the Goodnight Barn restoration project in Pueblo stand for their Endangered Places Progress Award
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- Abbey Plonkey, left, and Stefanie Jones from Punch Bowl Social are acknowledged for the Preservation Edge Award
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- The inimitable Dana Crawford gets ready to introduce the honoree
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- Dana Crawford is the namesake for the excellence in preservation award
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- Dana Crawford talks to the audience
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- Rebecca Goodwin is introduced by Dana Crawford
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- Hugs for Rebecca and Dana
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- Two preservation icons: Rebecca Goodwin and Dana Crawford
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- Honoree Rebecca Goodwin thanks everyone for her honor
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- Dana Crawford Award recipient Rebecca Goodwin
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- Rebecca Goodwin acknowledges the FFA students from Hoehne High School
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- “We’ve still got work to do,” said Rebecca
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- Rebecca with her award
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- Rebecca Goodwin and Dave Aguilera
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles, left, with Stefanie Jones of Punch Bowl Social (Preservation Edge Award recipient) and Board Chair Julie Johnson
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles, left, with CJ Brafford (director of the Ute Indian Museum, State Honor Awardee) and Board Chair Julie Johnson
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles, left, with Brian Young of Colorado College (State Honor Awardee) and Board Chair Julie Johnson
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- Dave Aguilera, Jennifer Orrigo Charles and Julie Johnson
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles, left, Jack and Ginger Graham (Ginger & Baker, State Honor Awardee) and Board Chair Julie Johnson
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles and Julie Johnson stand with the Pueblo contingent for the Goodnight Barn restoration project (Endangered Places Progress Awardee)
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- Jennifer Orrigo Charles, left, Jim Harper of the Grand Imperial Hotel (State Honor Awardee), Julie Johnson and Dave Aguilera
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- Dana Crawford, left and Rebecca Goodwin
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- Dana Crawford and Rebecca Goodwin in front; Julie Johnson and Jennifer Orrigo Charles in back
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- Dana Crawford, left, Dave Lively and Rebecca Goodwin
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- Dana Crawford with the FFA from Hoehne High School
