The following books were donated to the Butler Public Library in March:

In memory of Louis Aiose, Butler Armco Employees Association gave Finding Your Italian Ancestors.

In memory of Scott Austin, Butler City Ten Pin Bowling League gave The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Pittsburgh Steelers.

In memory of Dorothy Bitter, Ginny Reichenbach gave Fearless Fourteen.

In memory of Dr. Richard Bosco, Melissa Frazer gave Marathon: You Can Do It! and The Last Lecture.

In memory of Gary W. Braden, Sam's Club 4859 gave The USA Today Golfer's Encyclopedia.

In memory of Homer K. Browne Sr., Paula, Pep, Erin and Kendra gave Handbook on Pruning Roses from the National Rose Society.

In memory of Mrs. Ruth Burger, Mr. and Mrs. William Keener gave Abraham Lincoln's World.

In memory of Aida Castilyn, Diana, Tammy, Cliff and Derek gave Hold Tight, large print novel; Cathy, Shawn, Shannon and Ken gave Life of St. Patrick and His Place in History and St. Patrick's Day in Savannah; Wilma West gave The Brooklyn Follies; Amy and Jack Beiler gave Night and Day, large print novel; Pat and Bud Kellerman and Mike McClelland gave While My Sister Sleeps and Bad Blood, large print novels; Barb Osche gave Promise of Change, large print novel; Allison and Nick Betro gave Very Valentine, large print novel; and Burton and Judy Fleming gave What's Age Got To Do With It.

In memory of May Chang, Dave and Sara Beth Swain gave Anthem Guide to the Opera, Concert Halls and Classical Music Venues of Europe.

In memory of Raymond Clever, Louis Charles & Co. gave American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon.

In memory of Josh and Carrie Connor, grandparents, Peter and Verda Connor gave The Hot Mill Gang, two copies.

In memory of Dr. LaMonte Crape, his wife, Marie Crape, gave Turn Up the Heat, The Highly Effective Detective, The Highly Effective Detective Goes to the Dogs, The Ladies of Garrison Gardens and Nightshades; Anne and Alex Thomson gave Can You Hear It, Jazz Boy, Jazz Fly, Mole Music, Those Amazing Musical Instruments, Tubby the Tuba, We All Sing With the Same Voice, Fire Truck,; She'll be Coming Round the Mountain, Wee Sing Nursery Rhymes and Lullabies and Wee Sing and Pretend.

In memory of Patricia L. Cunningham, Jim and Diana Paul gave Scotland's Books: A History of Scottish Literature; Kevin and Catherine Kelly gave A Strange Eventful History, Stalking the Red Bear, A Lion Called Christian, The Gardner Heist, National Geographic Guide to the National Parks of the United States, Complete Survival Manual from National Geographic; The Spartacus War and Go Down Together: The True Untold Story of Bonnie and Clyde; and the Butler Poetry Group gave The Complete Guide to Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Reptiles.

In memory of Richard Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scuoteguazza gave New York Times Living History.

In memory of Jean DiMatteo, Sally Shaffer gave The Thoreau You Don't Know.

In memory of Florence Doerr, Ray and Patt Saeler gave God's Dream and He's Got the Whole World in His Hands.

In memory of Leocadia C. Doerr, Louis Charles & Co. gave I Love You As Big As The World, I Love You More and Love Songs for a Baby.

In memory of George Doutt, Dave, Bill and Maggie, Larry and Susan, Bill and Linda, Bob and Ruth and John and Donna gave The Complete Guide to Plumbing.

In memory of Marian E. Fleischer, Sam's Club 4859 gave How to Make Doll Houses.

In memory of Vera Geibel, Kelley Russell and Rebecca Culbertson gave Let's Dance.

In memory of Paul E. Glagola, Dorothy Hays and Stella M. DeLess gave Fine Woodworking Design Book Eight: Original Furniture from the World's Finest Craftsman.

In memory of Margaret Hammond, Butler Area Public Library staff gave Sing Them Home.

In memory of Biff Hardaway, Patti, Bruce, Zach and Olivia Vasey gave Mortimer's First Garden.

In memory of Patti Hensel, Butler Ice Hockey Association gave Jaromir Jagr.

In memory of Kaeden Thomas Huba, Mommy and Daddy gave All in a Day.

In memory of Leon Jones, Bill Clingensmith and Dot Daniels gave Talking Sheepdogs: Training your Working Border Collie.

In memory of Edna Roberta (Bobby) Kellerman, Tom and Tina Campbell gave The Illustrated Directory of Dogs.

In memoir of Dean "Big Daddy" Kirk, Jackie and Norm Young gave Then Tony Said to Junior... the Best Nascas Stories Ever Told; and the staff of the Huddle Lounge gave Angels and Ages: A Short Book About Darwin, Lincoln and Modern Life.

In memory of Sarah F. Kummer, Millie Cress and Julie Krainbucher gave Pocahontas.

In memory of Shirley A. Lehere, Don and Barb Rummel gave Hello World: A Life in Ham Radio.

In memory of Jamie McCandless, Anne and Alex Thomson gave Curious George Plants a Tree, The Dog Who Belonged to No One, The House in the Night, Ish, Katie Loves the Kittens, Ladybug Girl and Bumblebee Boy, Library Mouse: A Friends Tale, Llama Llama Misses Mama;, Penguin and the Cupcake and Listen to the Wind: The Story of Dr. Greg.

In memory of Larry C. Miller, Old Fart Sherman gave Chefs on the Farm: Recipes and Inspirations from the Quillisacut Farm School of the Domestic Arts.

In memory of Paul L. Montgomery, Sam's Club 4859 gave Frommer's Florida 2009.

In memory of Darrell Morrow, Mary Ann Zeigler gave a contribution to the library fund.

In memory of Francis J. "Fritz" Neff, Old Fart Sherman gave QuickBooks 2009.

In memory of Bernice Neill, Anna Yamnitzky family gave A Penguin Story and Mole's in Love.

In memoir of Mary O'Donnell, Dominick and Paula Monteleone gave Easy Orchids: The Fail-safe Guide to Growing Orchids Indoors.

In memory of Arthur "Art" M. Osche, John and Dorothy Hays gave Muriel's Red Sweater and Willoughby and the Lion.

In memory of Michael Onufer, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Heckel and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benninger gave Official Blackbook Price Guide to U.S. Coins 2009 and Official Blackbook Price Guide to World Coins 2009.

In memory of Steve Pawk, John and Ruth Capers gave Diners, Bowling Alleys and Trailer Parks: Chasing the American Dream; and Blaine and Carol Frederick gave Inside Rupert's Brain.

In memory of Mary Payne, Robert and Karen Neyman gave Flannery: A Life of Flannery O'Connor.

In memory of Jean Peters, Barb, Dick, Angi and Brianna gave Little Polar Bear and the Whales and Fletcher and the Spring Time Blossoms.

In memory of Rose Petrosky, Butler Armco Employees Association gave Quilting in No Time.

In memory of Mary Hulton Phillips, Anne and Alex Thomson gave Liu and the Bird: A Journey in Chinese Calligraphy, Wabi Sabi, The Year of the Ox-tales from Chinese Zodiac, Hello Kitty Through the Seasons and the Year of the Ox; and The Women's Club of Butler gave Cave Temples of Mogao: Art and History of the Silk Road.

In memory of Alta M. Rodgers, Peggy's Card Club: Carol, Nancy, Beverlee, Dotty and Alice gave Snow Party.

In memory of Joan Schnur, Joe and Dottie Johnston gave All in One Care Planning Resource; Edward, Judy and Sandra Protzman gave Geriatric Psychiatry Basics; and the Herons gave The Encyclopedia of Elder Care.

In memory of Betty Shearer, Rose Mary Murrin gave a contribution to the library fund.

In memory of Gene Sheppeck, Steve and Diane Pelusi gave W.C. Handy: The Life and Times of the Man who Made The Blues.

In memory of Matilda Sheptak, Dominick and Paula Monteleone gave Salumi: Savory Recipes and Serving Ideas for Salame, Prosciutto and More; and George and Judy Meehan gave Southern Living Comfort Food.

In memory of Tom Shuler, Larry and Shirley Hindman gave Arnie & Jack: Palmer, Nicklaus and Golf's Greatest Rivalry.

In memory of Mary C. Shurber, Bob and Dorothy Newcaster and Bob and Patty Kosar gave Peterson's Get Yourself a Jump: Your Guide to College and Career Planning.

In memory of Ian B. Smith, Bear, Woodz and Jerry gave A Course Called Ireland: A Long Walk in Search of a Country, a Pint and the Next Tee.

In memory of Mrs. Rose Mary Smith, Mary Ann Zeigler gave a contribution to the library fund.

In memory of Sara "Sally" Smith, Roni, Rachel, Ryan and Remy Pardo gave A Literary Lei: Flowers and Plants of Hawaii;' and Judy Campbell gave The Moon Shines Down.

In memory of William F. Zimmerman, Mark and Christie Muzzana gave Sports Memories of Western Pennsylvania and Innocents Abroad, Too: Journeys around the World on Semester at Sea.