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Pic of the Week: Gayle Osterberg Edition

Posted by: Neely Tucker

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Gayle Osterberg and Carla Hayden, May 8, 2019. Photo: Shawn Miller.

Into each life, some rain must fall. And so it is, on this sunny spring afternoon, we must announce that this is the final day that Gayle Osterberg, the Library’s director of communications, will be our kind, benevolent and fearless leader. She’s off for adventures outside your favorite national library, but will still be in D.C., which we will take as a consolation prize. As anyone who’s worked with Gayle knows, she’s a class act and a good friend and, no, we are not crying. It’s just the pollen.

Comments (3)

  1. Guy Lamolinara says:

    Gayle is the best. She will really be missed by so many. Wishing her all the best.

  2. Gayle Osterberg says:

    What a privilege it has been…I am a forever fan of the Library, its mission and its people.

  3. Janet Norman says:

    I am Gayle’s aunt and I have always known she was destined for greatness. Washington is lucky to have her. She will make it a better place by her presence

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