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Remembering a dedicated Covered Bridge Art Gallery member, Jerry Palma.
November 23, 2023 |
It is with great sadness that the Covered Bridge Art Gallery bids a farewell to a great friend and artist, Jerry Palma. Jerry has been a member since 2016 and shared his artistic talent through beautiful, enameled jewelry, bowls, and similar items. He joined us after enjoying quite a varied career including teaching art at Lawrence Central High School, radio broadcasting, television news anchor for channel two in Terre Haute, was a lecturer/demonstrator for PSI Energy, and presented electrical safety programs for many REMC companies in Indiana. Jerry and Carmen, his bride of 63 years, resided in rural Parke County and shared his stories and interests with many of us! We are so fortunate to have had him as a CBAA member and friend for these few years. Our prayers for Carmen and their family in their loss of a true gentleman, husband, father and friend. Jerry will be missed by so many!
Thank You for your friendship, Jerry! And may God Bless!
Thank You for your friendship, Jerry! And may God Bless!
Remembering A Dedicated Member, Malcolm Moore. Our Thanks for all you shared with us! May 3, 2023
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The Covered Bridge Art Association would like to remember long time member, Malcolm Moore. He was a dedicated member who quietly helped us in many ways while sharing his art passion and his talents in photography. Through his photography he encouraged us to see the beauty in the nature that surrounds us and helped other members achieve their own photography goals. He will be fondly remembered and we extend our sympathies to his devoted wife, Gwen, and to their family.
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Malcolm Moore, 76, of Montezuma serenely passed away at his residence on Wednesday, May 3, 2023.
He was born in Clinton on June 6, 1946, to Franklin Theodore Moore and Dorothy Virginia Pinnick Moore. He graduated from Garfield High School in 1964 where he had started a photography club. He attended Wabash College and later graduated from Indiana State University in photo-journalism.
In the Texas Forestry Service his skills were used for aerial mapping and creating self-taught educational materials. At the Terre Haute Tribune Star he rose from photojournalist to production manager. His “photographer’s eye” and his advanced darkroom and computer skills allowed him to take excellent photos and enhance them with a unique artistic flair. He established and operated Moore Photography from 1985-1995 in Terre Haute, IN. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Montezuma, IN. He enjoyed his membership in the Covered Bridge Art Association where he exhibited regularly and his photography won multiple awards. Malcolm and his wife operated the Machledt Furniture Store in Montezuma for many years. As a life long learner, Malcolm had a wide knowledge of many subjects. He was gifted in his ability to explain and educate others in an intelligent, witty, and jovial manner.
We cherish the time we have had with Malcolm and remember his wife, Gwen, and his family.
Thank You, Malcolm! And May God Bless!
He was born in Clinton on June 6, 1946, to Franklin Theodore Moore and Dorothy Virginia Pinnick Moore. He graduated from Garfield High School in 1964 where he had started a photography club. He attended Wabash College and later graduated from Indiana State University in photo-journalism.
In the Texas Forestry Service his skills were used for aerial mapping and creating self-taught educational materials. At the Terre Haute Tribune Star he rose from photojournalist to production manager. His “photographer’s eye” and his advanced darkroom and computer skills allowed him to take excellent photos and enhance them with a unique artistic flair. He established and operated Moore Photography from 1985-1995 in Terre Haute, IN. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Montezuma, IN. He enjoyed his membership in the Covered Bridge Art Association where he exhibited regularly and his photography won multiple awards. Malcolm and his wife operated the Machledt Furniture Store in Montezuma for many years. As a life long learner, Malcolm had a wide knowledge of many subjects. He was gifted in his ability to explain and educate others in an intelligent, witty, and jovial manner.
We cherish the time we have had with Malcolm and remember his wife, Gwen, and his family.
Thank You, Malcolm! And May God Bless!
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Elise Koning
Photography
Photography
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Carol West
Photography Previous member 2017-2019 |
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Curt Stanfield
Oil Painting Previous member 2016-2019 |
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Roseann Nicholas
Fiber Collage Previous member 2017-2019 |
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Sherri Mangin
Oil Painting Previous member 2017-2019 |
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