Cobb Landmarks Welcomes New Trustees

In May Cobb Landmarks welcomed three new members to our Board of Trustees. The Cobb Landmarks Board of Trustees is an elected group of individuals who are responsible for the management and guidance of the organization. Please take a moment to get to know them and see which committees they will be serving on.

Warren King
Education & Public Programming Committee
Warren is a native of upstate New York. Warren teaches history at Marietta High School and has also taught at both the elementary and middle school levels. Warren looks forward to working with Cobb Landmarks on education offerings, especially at the Root House. Warren hopes the Root House can be a place where the community can come and receive a good thought-provoking history lesson.

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Denise Garrett
Fundraising Events & Membership Committee
Born in New York, Denise has lived in Marietta since 1991. Her love of history and appreciation of buildings and structures led her to work for an architect and contractor who focused on historic preservation. Denise also has a background in events and planned and headed a Development Day for the city of Brookhaven and a Redevelopment Summit in Augusta. Her desire to preserve history is strong.

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Jon Brown
Preservation Committee
Jon is a graduate of Kennesaw State University, where he earned his B.A. degree in history, and Georgia State University, where he earned his Master’s in Heritage Preservation degree. Jon has four years of Cultural Resource Management experience involving the identification of historic structures and eligibility determinations, National Register of Historic Places nominations, assessment of effects, archival research, design guidelines, mitigation efforts, and historic structure reports. Jon lives in Marietta and enjoys watching his son play baseball, going to concerts, woodworking, traveling, hiking, and visiting museums and historic places.