SARA ALICE MYERS
March 12, 2019
When Sara Myers was drafted by her neighbors to run for city council, she was thrilled. She won the race, thus beginning a long career in government.
When Sara Myers was drafted by her neighbors to run for city council, she was thrilled. She won the race, thus beginning a long career in government.
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.
A Latin teacher for more than three decades, Joy K. King’s fascination with the language began in high school.
From the time she was young, Lois A. Height Allen dreamed of using her passion for music and education to make a difference.
Passionate and hardworking, Edith Lederer fell in love with journalism in high school. She was the news editor of her high school paper.
Violet Meek always dreamed of becoming a scientist. She was curious about how things worked, and thought the field presented a great opportunity to learn.
Jeannette Emily Barnes was an anesthesiologist for decades before retiring in 2003. She loved being able to help patients.
Mary K. Knechtges is a pioneer in the field of girls’ high school athletics. She coached softball, basketball, and cheerleading for more than three decades.
Respectful and honest, Katherine Todd was known for her ability to connect with others. That’s why she was the perfect candidate for the personnel field.
With a wide variety of interests, Sarah C. Greenfield wore a lot of hats over the course of her career.
Gloria Manuel Woolson spent over 50 years in the field of education, teaching elementary and middle grade students as well as at the university level.
Concerned about the state of the public education system, Amanda Loretta Walton felt compelled to contribute to the betterment of the field.
Mary Libby Payne was inducted into the Christian Legal Society Hall of Fame and the University of Mississippi Law Alumni Hall of Fame in 2015.
Sheila Robertson Smith worked in the hematology department at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, Maryland, for almost 20 years.
Linda Suzanne Mason served as a teacher and coach for both Orchard Park Elementary School and Carmel High School until her retirement in 2011.
Inspired by the nurses who cared for her after a childhood medical procedure, Phyllis Adams has dedicated her life to the field.
Louise Fay Despres concluded her career at New Canaan High School, serving in a variety of roles until her retirement in 2012.
Marie A. Langan became a housing specialist in the Judicial Department of the State of Connecticut in 1983, a position she held until she retired in 1997.
Laura Balatbat Corpuz currently serves as an interlibrary loan coordinator at Bradley University Library.
Margaret Daly Hayes served Georgetown University as an adjunct professor of Latin American security studies until her retirement in 2017.
Today, Katherine Jean Hubbell Domning facilitates small, faith-sharing groups focused on radical commitment to Catholic social teaching.
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