Davis-Dykema has exceeded expectations, adding the White River Lightstation to the association while assisting Trzaska in growing youth theater programs at the Howmet.Īll of these lakeshore treasures are never far from the mind of the Community Foundation of Muskegon County, who has diligently searched for programs to share the resources of Muskegon with all residents of the county and the thousands of visitors who arrive each year. In November 2010, the City of Whitehall tapped Trazska to manage the 400 seat Howmet Theater in north Muskegon County, a position that came open when the Sable Points Lighthouse Keepers Association asked Cindy Beth Davis-Dykema to keep watch over the lighthouses managed by the association.
Linda Medema serves on the team that manages the Frauenthal Center for the Performing Arts, a vast complex that can host three concerts in a single night, the largest event in the restored Michigan Theater, built in 1929, with seating for 1700 people. Linda Medema and Katie Trzaska have dedicated their careers to the love of Muskegon. On the longest day of the 2012, those who Love Muskegon watched the Summer Solstice sun descend at Pere Marquette Beach.
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