
Ocean Waves Quilt Guild, Inc.
Lewes, DE

Ocean Waves Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 63
Lewes, DE 19958
For general information about the Guild ~
President ~ Rita McConnell
For class or program information ~
Pam Procaccini & Carol Olynyk
For membership information ~ Mary Shepherd, Cindy Myers
To contact the newsletter ~ Emma Miller OWQG.Newsletter@gmail.com
To donate fabric, quilts, notions, etc. ~
For community service project information ~
Marilyn White
OWQG.CommunityService@gmail.com
The Sunshine Chair; for cards to be sent ~
Webmaster to submit information ~
Louise Finn owqgweb@gmail.com
ABOUT US
2022-2023 Guild Officers & Executive Board
(effective 9/12/2022)
President - Rita McConnell
Vice President - Georganna DArchangelo
Secretary - Sandy Blake
Treasurer - Joan Flanigan-Clarke
Past President - Judy Moller-Gavlick
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Officers are selected by a nominating committee and then voted into office by the membership at the guild meeting.
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Additional nominations are accepted from the floor.
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Voting takes place at the July meeting.
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Officers are installed at the September meeting.
2022-2023 Committee Chairs
Communication Chair - Dottie Vuono
Community Service Chair - Marilyn White
Education Chair -Pam Procaccini
Membership Services Chair - Barbara Wood
Fundraising Chair - Anne Rogerson
Nominating Chair - Mary Deeter

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Who We Serve & Sew For



Our History
Ocean Waves Quilt Guild is celebrated it's 25th birthday in April, 2022
On April 7, 1997, Ocean Waves Quilt Guild came to be. Ocean Waves quilt Guild began as a conversation among three members of a guild that met in the evening, which was at a distance from their homes. It was a long drive and difficult to always attend with family responsibilities. They felt there was interest in starting a daytime quilt guild. A group of 18 friends, looking to have fun and expand their quilting knowledge and learn new skills - closer to home and meeting in the morning.
The logo of the Ocean Waves Quilt Guild is a blue and white Monkey Wrench or Snail's Trail quilt block. It was chosen by the charter members because it resembled a rolling wave.

Ocean Waves Quilt Guild Banner


