THELMA MATHIS EVANS
March 26, 2018
Retired since 2017, Thelma Mathis Evans is proud to have bettered the lives of more than 3,000 people over the years.
Retired since 2017, Thelma Mathis Evans is proud to have bettered the lives of more than 3,000 people over the years.
Since 2005, Rosemary A. Stevens has served as a DeWitt Wallace Distinguished Scholar of Social Medicine and Public Policy at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Driven by her mission of providing the best patient care possible, Jean A. Balz spent more than three decades as a physician’s assistant before retiring.
Christyann “Chris” Mayhew is proud to have served as an independent psychological consultant in San Antonio for more than two decades.
Believing that there is no obstacle too large to overcome, Marcia L. Goodman, PhD, has led an impressive and well-rounded career in health care.
Carol B. Lindsley has served as a professor of pediatrics at the University of Kansas Medical Center since 1989.
Backed by more than four decades of experience, Mary Frances Gardner has excelled as a doctor of obstetrics and gynecology.
M. Carolyn Baum is a professor of occupational therapy, neurology, and social work at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
J. Nan Davis has been a quality assurance manager with Pharmaceutical Product Development, LLC, since 1992.
Stacey Valentine has been an assistant professor in pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Medical School since 2012.
Lana VanAuker is a recreational therapist at Trumbell Memorial Hospital, working in the psychiatric unit with those suffering from depression and anxiety.
During her time with the U.S. Census, Ms. Lynch served as an assistant crew leader before she retired in 2010.
Marie E. Dunstan has been the laboratory coordinator for the York College of Pennsylvania since 1981.
Jan Klosterman opened Klosterman & Associates in 2006 and is currently working to provide litigation and expert witness services.
Jill M. Mayo continues to advance the field as an assistant professor of nursing at the Mississippi College School of Nursing.
Mary Lynn Crow is a tenured professor at the University of Texas at Arlington and a psychologist in private practice in Fort Worth, Texas.
Carol Susan Miller is presently an advisory board member for the St. Germaine Auxiliary for Child Abuse Prevention, now Promises2Kids.
Dr. Dinah Parums was a senior lecturer at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial College, London.
Specializing in neurology and internal medicine, Dr. Marion Priscilla Short has dedicated more than 30 years to researching and teaching neurogenetics.
Mary F. Belmore is currently the associate director of research and development and quality projects and support at Sanofi Genzyme Corporation.
Bonnie W. Battey has been a consultant and a private practitioner in nursing since 1985.
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