ERNESTINE BADY DAVIS
May 22, 2019
Dr. Ernestine Bady Davis started her career as a nurse in various hospitals across Arizona, Virginia, California, and Japan.
Dr. Ernestine Bady Davis started her career as a nurse in various hospitals across Arizona, Virginia, California, and Japan.
Motivated by a love for nursing, Jazmin Aprecio Manlapaz spent decades in the field before retiring in 2018. Knowing she made a difference meant a lot.
Everything J. Sue Fletcher did throughout her career as a nurse was to help others. One of her main focuses was community mental health.
Mary Talmadge’s final position before retiring in 2001 was professor and director of the School of Nursing at California State University Long Beach.
Barbara Eloisa Mai was inspired to pursue psychology and nursing by her friends. They always told her how approachable and comforting she was.
Backed by expertise in medical technology and education, Nancy Lu Walters is thriving as the medical assistant coordinator at Cincinnati Technical College.
Driven by her passion for health care, Anne Barlow dedicated her career to advancing the field. The first stop on her journey was North Lonsdale Hospital.
Driven by the belief that positive discipline is the best way to aid child development, Catherine Gruener continues to thrive at the head of her consultancy.
Jeannette Emily Barnes was an anesthesiologist for decades before retiring in 2003. She loved being able to help patients.
With a wide variety of interests, Sarah C. Greenfield wore a lot of hats over the course of her career.
Sheila Robertson Smith worked in the hematology department at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland, for almost 20 years.
Inspired by the nurses who cared for her after a childhood medical procedure, Phyllis Adams has dedicated her life to the field.
Joy Holland served as chief of staff to Rep. Muriel Bowser in Ward 4 and deputy secretary for the District of Columbia before retiring in 2017.
Frances Jane Wirth was a school psychologist at School District 130, School District 89, and the Clark County School District until she retired in 2005.
Backed by expertise in Christian therapy, adoption, narcissism, PTSD, depression, and anxiety, Judy Sobczak continues to thrive as a licensed psychologist.
Although Linda Carol Hege officially retired in 2011, she continues to lend her services as a nurse to the Shalom Project on a volunteer basis.
Nena M. Nera has been the president and chief executive officer of The “N” Company, where she offers mentoring for health care professionals, since 2000.
Naomi Kate Sheppard served the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor as an associate professor from 1972 until her retirement in 1992.
For over a decade, Dr. Amy Dryman has been recognized for achievements in her career in research and development.
Barbara L. Hughes served the American Lung Association of Ramsey County and the American Lung Association of Minnesota until her retirement in 1997.
Alice A. Baker Dailey’s final role before retiring in 2010 was owner and president of Oasis Mind-Body Conditioning Center, Inc., where she taught Pilates.
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