by Claudia Loucks
Geneseo Current
At 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Geneseo Public Library, historical presenter Michelle Gibbons will share the story of Dolly Parton’s remarkable career and celebrate the music, personality and spirit that have touched so many lives.
Information from library staff states, “From her unforgettable songs to her generous heart, Dolly Parton has brought joy and inspiration to millions. Join us for a special tribute to the woman whose talent, warmth and kindness have made her a beloved American icon.”
SOME BACKGROUND ON PRESENTER MICHELLE GIBBONS:
Gibbons started working as the marketing director for her father, Jim Gibbons’ business (Jim Gibbons Historical Presentations) in 2012, which blossomed into a full-time career for her.
After graduating from Northern Illinois University in 2008 with a double major in Journalism and English and a minor in Political Science, Gibbons worked as an editor, staff reporter, and freelance writer for local and nationwide newspapers and magazines for more than 15 years.
Information received from the Geneseo Public Library states, “Michelle greatly enjoys working with audiences of all ages through in-person and virtual programs. She offers presentations seven days a week for libraries, senior centers, senior organizations, park districts, townships, villages, businesses, museums, colleges, and more.”