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<p>This photo was featured in the November 10, 1987 edition of the Brunswick Citizen. These Brunswick Distinguished Citizens had been recently honored at a luncheon at the Eagles Club. First row: Ann Wenner Osteen was a noted southern painter and designer; Betty Lou Cavalier taught generations of Brunswickians to dance at her studio on W. Potomac Street; Carlos Myers was a longtime business leader; Leona Sauser a lawyer and community leader along with her husband Bill; Connie Koenig is a local...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> This photo was featured in the November 10, 1987 edition of the Brunswick Citizen. These Brunswick Distinguished Citizens had been recently honored at a luncheon at the Eagles Club.<br /> <br /> First row: Ann Wenner Osteen was a noted southern painter and designer; Betty Lou Cavalier taught generations of Brunswickians to dance at her studio on W. Potomac Street; Carlos Myers was a longtime business leader; Leona Sauser a lawyer and community leader along with her husband Bill; Connie Koenig is a local historian, author, and community leader.<br /> <br /> Back row: Lutheran Church Bishop Kelly was born in Brunswick, John Gross represented his grandfather and founding Brunswick merchant John Lynch Gross, Maurice Good was a Brunswick railroader who started with the B&amp;O and became an executive with the Chessie System.<br /> <br /> Good neighbor certificates were presented to Estelle Belt, Margaret Moss and Jeanette Ephraim.<br /> <br /> (Brunswick Citizen clipping courtesy of the City of Brunswick, Maryland History Commission)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown Parades and Celebrations]]</div>

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