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Julie Cellini
Julie Cellini is a free-lance journalist in Illinois with a writing career spanning over 50 years. She is a former newspaper reporter who has been active in historical and cultural preservation in Central Illinois for over 30 years. In the 1960s, while covering the political news beat, she met and later married Willam F. Cellini, a Springfield, Illinois city council member.
Ms. Cellini serves as a trustee for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum Foundation and serves on the board of the Hope Institute for Children and Families(a private, not-for-profit home, school and treatment center serving children with multiple disabilities and their families).〔The Hope School, ()〕 She also serves on the board of the Memorial Medical Center Foundation and the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Task Force.〔Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, ("About the Commission" )〕 She was one of three people who received honorary doctorates at the Illinois College 172nd commencement in 2006.〔Green, Buford, ("Julie Cellini awarded honorary doctorate by Illinois College" ), ''State-Journal Register'', May 22, 2006〕
Often cited as the driving force behind the establishment of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, a $150 million project that has drawn over two million visitors since its opening,〔Toppmeyer, Blake, ("Lincoln Museum gets 2 millionth visitor" ), ''The State Journal-Register'', July 4, 2009〕 she was nominated on several occasions for the Springfield, Illinois First Citizen Award for her efforts to create the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum and Library in Springfield.〔Blanchette, David, ("‘This could only happen in Springfield’ – ALPLM designer speaks on 10th anniversary" ), ''Springfield Business Journal'', April 24, 2015〕
Through her interests in Illinois' history and in the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln, Illinois Governor James R. Thompson appointed her a trustee to the Illinois State Historical Library in 1981. The library serves as the governance arm of the extensive Lincoln artifact and documents collection. In 1985, Ms. Cellini became chairman of that board as well as for the Library's successor organization, the Illinois State Historical Preservation Agency. Her committee developed a plan to improve public access to the Lincoln collection and its efforts resulted in the opening of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (ALPLM) in April 2005.〔(How To Design a Lincoln Museum ), By Andrew Ferguson, Slate.com, July 4, 2007 〕
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