A sixth generation Nebraskan, Ann Dillow Crowley, is a proud graduate of the University of Nebraska with a Bachelor’s in Music Education. Ann also holds a Master of Music in horn performance from the University of North Texas. She has taught music for 30 years from 5th grade through university levels including all modalities from face to face as well as an early proponent of online education in international platforms. Ann owns Sally’s Cellar Antiques featuring primitives, postcards, and textiles - all things that were shared interests of collecting with her mother. The business is featured on eBay and privately. Ann is the daughter of the late Dr. Byron and Sara Rhodes Dillow who were major contributors to the International Quilt Museum. The family’s long standing Dillow Excellence International Lectureship Series is an academic and cultural offering the family is particularly fond of and Ann enjoys collaborating with the staff of the museum for the varied offerings. She is honored to serve on this board in memory of Sara as she was a special impetus in the beginning of this journey that became this special museum. Ann and her husband, Tim Crowley, reside in Hays, Kansas. They are the proud parents of Alexander (UNL 2019) and Samuel (UNL current).