Hey Cryptos, I am getting married on Halloween, October 31, 2013, to my fiancée Jenny. My thanks to so many of you for your well wishes. And donations.
Some people will send important personal gifts, and we don’t wish to get in your way about that. A pick-ax from a Himalayan Yeti expedition from 1958 is something that will not be returned, of course. A cryptid painting or a toy of a Yeti will find a place in the museum.
In general, however, we both are requesting that in lieu of the traditional personal wedding gifts, please consider a fiscal donation or becoming a member of the International Cryptozoology Museum.
If you wish to do such, please, do give to the ICM, (PayPal to lcoleman@maine.rr.com)
by clicking on this button:
You may directly send a check or money order if in the USA, or, if outside the USA, an international postal money order written to:
C/O Loren Coleman, Director
11 Avon Street
Portland, ME 04101
USA
One group of individuals decided to make their donations into a physical object – this Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine) bronze, which is now on display at the museum. 
Cryptozoology associate Chris Orrick originally suggested this permanent solid bronze gift for us, for display at the Museum.
Orrick – as well as Serena Altshul, Chad Arment, Cliff Barackman, Adam McGirr, Patrick Huyghe, Mason Woodruff, Jack Thompson, Matt Bille, and Mike Williams – have donated to the acquiring of the Thylacine. Also, we thank the seller, All Classics USA, for agreeing to a massive discount for the museum.
If you wish to join the Orrick-idea for the Thylacine, please send your contribution in the amount of your choosing via this button:
Remember, you may directly send a check or money order if in the USA, or, if outside the USA, an international postal money order written to:
C/O Loren Coleman, Director
11 Avon Street
Portland, ME 04101
USA
Aye aye Loren still got i’ baby!
Given it’s y’wedding this might be the very occasion to resurrect them David Hemmings white slacks o’ yours!
G o o d L u c k!