Housing Trust of Rutland County: Two weeks ago we lost our co-worker and friend Strew Niklasson

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Housing Trust of Rutland County issued the following announcement on April 5.

Two weeks ago we lost our co-worker and friend Strew Niklasson. He has left us with many memories and stories to tell.  We delayed posting about losing Strew to give time for staff and residents to process a bit. 

To find out more about Strew go to housingrutland.org/strew

Original source can be found here.



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