Community Letter from the Mayor Memories of Harriet Bullitt City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Mayor of Leavenworth has penned a touching Community Letter honoring Harriet Bullitt, a beloved community member who recently passed away. Bullitt was not only known for her love of nature, particularly the Icicle River, but also for her significant contributions to the local arts scene, including her work with the Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. In the letter, the Mayor reflects on personal encounters with Bullitt and shares insights into her passionate spirit and commitment to community development. The Mayor notes Bullitt's role in fostering local initiatives like the Icicle Fund, which aims to support the arts and the environment. Her impact is felt deeply within the community, as many remember her for her strong values and dedication to making a difference.

The tribute emphasizes the role of influential figures like Bullitt in shaping the identity and culture of Leavenworth. As the community mourns her loss, her legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations. This heartfelt message serves to unite the community in remembrance and appreciation of Bullitt's life and contributions.

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