Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum News

By Carolyn Harbin on Wednesday, August 25, 2021
  • Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum volunteers showed guests around during the Aug. 14 Secrets of the Museum event, which also included a showing of original art and refreshments. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo
    Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum volunteers showed guests around during the Aug. 14 Secrets of the Museum event, which also included a showing of original art and refreshments. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo
  • Gene Pearcey (seen below as Evil Roy in his role as a sharp shooter) won the $100 drawing from the Aug. 14 Secrets of the Rodeo Heritage Museum event. He was presented with the bill by Peggy Tolboom, owner of Dairy Solutions, who sponsored the event. | submitted photos
    Gene Pearcey (seen below as Evil Roy in his role as a sharp shooter) won the $100 drawing from the Aug. 14 Secrets of the Rodeo Heritage Museum event. He was presented with the bill by Peggy Tolboom, owner of Dairy Solutions, who sponsored the event. | submitted photos
  • Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum News
    Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum News

    You meet fascinating people when you host tours at the Rodeo Heritage Museum.

    On Saturday August 14, 2021 Gene Pearcy and his wife Karen came to the Rodeo Heritage Museum’s “Secrets” event.

    “The Secrets” event was sponsored by Dairy Solutions with tours and a drawing of $100.

    Gene’s name was drawn at the end of the day on Saturday.

    When calling him we scheduled a time for him to except the money on Wednesday August 18, 2021. While waiting for pictures Gene told me he and his wife were retired sharp-shooters that decided to settle in Dublin. Before he left the Rodeo Heritage Museum we had gained a new member.

    This article is accompanied by a photo of Gene Pearcey accepting the hundred dollar bill from Peggy Tolboom owner of Dairy Solutions.

    The other photo is Gene’s business card as a sharp shooter.

    You meet fascinating people while volunteering at the Rodeo Heritage Museum.

    Try it some time! You will be glad you did!!