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P.O. Box 157
Glover, VT 05839-0157
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Lake Parker Association, Inc
P.O. Box 157, Glover, VT 05839-0157
Lake Parker Association, Inc. is a 501(c)(4) organization. Contributions to 501(c)(4) organizations generally are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal tax purposes.
President: Brenda Plastridge
Vice President: Tim Plastridge
Secretary: Charise Baker
Treasurer: Joyce Croteau
Past Presidents
Ken Kasz 2012-2018
Rick Blanchard 2007-2012
Randy Williams 2005-2007
Marilyn Morin 2003-2005
Frank Davio 2001– 2003
Robert Johnson 1997- 2001
Peter Morrill 1995-1997
John Washburn 1989-1995
Colleen Lord 1987-1989
Gerald Anderson 1977-1987
Joanne Barber 1975-1977
Floyd Taylor 1973-1975
Evelyn Buchler 1971-1973
Madeleine Ducham 
They certainly were missed this year. I am sure I was not the only one hoping to see the boat and dock along their waters edge to let us know they had arrived for the summer. Thank you for everything you do to help Lake Parker and the Association. We missed you both. Happy Thanksgiving! Ken & Mary Jo Kasz
I agree as well. Over 25 years of having camp it was such a pleasure to see John and Lynn every year. They would even drive through and stop to talk to you before they were actually here for the summer. In the past few years after we built our home and were here year round, we look forward to seeing them every year and would give a wave as they went by in their pontoon boat. John was instrumental when I first put up camp, a single mom with two kids and depending on people I didn’t know, he was wonderful to touch base with all the way through the process. How I remember John using his pontoon boat for the floating band stand around the lake during Glover Day. I still have the letter he sent to me inviting me to join the association. Thank you both for everything you have done. Brenda and Tim Plastridge
I will echo Madeleine’s sentiment in that we do owe them a debt of gratitude. In my 12 yrs on the lake John was always the ‘go to’ person for advice, wisdom and all around knowledge of lake history. It was always good to check with him to see if we were making the same mistake someone made years earlier…he would remember. Lake Parker is a better place today because of them. Joe & Anne Little