JANET LITSTER RIDEOUT
May 22, 2019
Janet Rideout was one of the scientists who discovered that azidothymidine (AZT) could be used as an antiretroviral agent to treat HIV.
Janet Rideout was one of the scientists who discovered that azidothymidine (AZT) could be used as an antiretroviral agent to treat HIV.
The owner and founder of the Shades of Blue Ranch for more than 20 years, Carol M. Swinford strongly believes in alternative medicine and animal therapy.
Outside of her high school classroom, Ms. Rickerl focuses on her love for poetry. She has released three anthologies of poems.
Carolyn Merchant started out at the University of San Francisco, later joining the University of California Berkeley as an assistant professor.
Loyal and trustworthy, Rev. Janet A. Lee has led an exemplary career in music education and religion. She started out as a music teacher.
Joining the the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1970, Dr. Lowery Stokes Sims was the first African American curator at the institution.
Dr. Ernestine Bady Davis started her career as a nurse in various hospitals across Arizona, Virginia, California, and Japan.
Janet Holtzman Beattie spent almost three decades with Touche & Ross & Co. and its later mergers before retiring in 1991.
Backed by stellar training, Ms. Pearce set out to make her mark on music and the performing arts. She became a chorus and drama director.
Dr. Iben started as a teacher in public schools in Lincoln, Massachusetts, and Champaign, Illinois, after which she became a secretary and adjunct professor
Hardworking and passionate, Dianne Dillitzer has thrived as a reader/evaluator at Measurement, Inc. She joined the company in 2015.
Inspired by the beauty of the California coast, Phyllis Faber dedicated much of her career to environmental advocacy. She moved to the state in 1970.
Cathryn Hilliard began her career as a secretary for a congressman and the legislative aide for a U.S. senator between 1966 and 1969.
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.
Respected for her detail-oriented nature and her ability to communicate with employees, Marjorie A. Nyquist Mero excelled in the utilities field.
Everything J. Sue Fletcher did throughout her career as a nurse was to help others. One of her main focuses was community mental health.
Growing up, Peggy W. Johnsen longed to become a teacher. She discovered home economics in college, and decided to combine her interests into one career.
Mary Talmadge’s final position before retiring in 2001 was professor and director of the School of Nursing at California State University Long Beach.
Passionate about books, Denise Lynne Montgomery dedicated more than three decades to advancing library science. She started at Sweet Briar College.
Born in Austria, Katherine Gyékenyési Gatto was inspired to pursue both language and education by her father, the headmaster of a school in Hungary.
Renowned for her ability to create innovative artistic opportunities, Shelley Joy has thrived as an artist and performer.
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