Brad Austin drives Queen Cheryl Jebe in the Juneau Independence Day parade.

 Thunder Mountain High School senior Molly Johnson, daughter of proud Trish Dawson-Johnson, granddaughter of doubly proud King Regent Tom Dawson. Juneau Igloo's Presidents Dorene Lorenz and Brad Austin.

Juneau Igloos No. 6 Presidents Report was submitted to the Grand Igloo by Juneau Men's President Brad Austin and Juneau Women's President Dorene Lorenz at the 2023 Grand Convention in Seward. Grand Igloo Secretary Dawn Campbell accepts the report in the spirit it was given.

She is iconic, sweet-faced, liberty-loving, an All-American girl next door, even after seventy years of neglect. Along with the light of Democracy and Freedom she carries an impeccable pedigree and a sketchy province.

How the Little Sister of Liberty came to be in Juneau, and why she was rejected by the Capitol city and the State of Alaska when she was received with great honors and respect at over 200 other locations around the county is a mystery to be solved.  Her final resting place is yet-to-be resolved.

2019 Scholarship Recipients
From Left to Right:  Brad Austin, Men’s Igloo President, Catriona Pearson, Andrew Dilley, Steven Ireland-Haight and
Dee Brenner, Women’s Igloo President

2018 Scholarship Recipients
From Left to Right: Dee Brenner, President Women’s Igloo 6, Garret Hermann, Isabella Bugayong, Sidney Holst, Cora Gehring and President of Men’s Igloo 6 Brad Austin.  Abigail Meiners is not shown.

2017 Scholarship Recipients

From Left to Right:  Men’s Igloo President Brad Austin, Summer Putman, Mason Smith and Women’s Igloo President Dee Brenner.