LINDA F. VAUGHN
May 7, 2018
Linda Vaughn has been an organist for the Community United Church of Christ, the Zion Lutheran Church and St. Peter’s United Church of Christ.
Linda Vaughn has been an organist for the Community United Church of Christ, the Zion Lutheran Church and St. Peter’s United Church of Christ.
An experienced marriage and family therapist, Eleanor Zeitlen Avinor has thrived in her private mental health care practice since 2007.
Sharon Sappington is a member of the Tale Tellers of St. Augustine and a librarian for the First United Methodist Church.
Today, Mary Jo Kelly-Nix is living out her dream as a librarian in the Dufrocq Elementary School Library and in the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.
Diana Jeanne Cosand has served as an associate professor of biology at Chaffey College since 2002, having first joined the college in 2001.
From 2014 to 2018, Allamay Anderson lent her services as an elementary school math and literary tutor at Kalamazoo Public Schools.
Ruth Hadfield Beatrice taught at the Central Bucks School District from 1970 until her retirement in 1993.
Deborah Ann Davenport continues to thrive as a teacher at Aoy Elementary School, where she started in 1994.
Susan D. Zimmerman joined Williston State College as an instructor in 1986 and today excels as a full professor of biology and astronomy.
Ann E. Macpherson-Sánchez remains a member of the board of reviewers for the Journal of Nutrition Education and the Society for Nutrition Education.
Motivated by her lifelong dream of becoming a teacher, Sandra K. Goddard spent 37 years in the field before retiring.
Today, Nancy L. Cornish is a music instructor at Laramie County Community College and the director of the Cranberry Coast Concert Corral.
Ms. Howard sits on the executive board of the North Bellmore Teachers Association and is a retirement representative of the North Bellmore School District.
Mahpareh Mostoufizadeh serves both the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the Jefferson Hospital of the Allegheny Health Network.
Annabel K. Stephens is an adjunct professor at the College of Communication & Information Sciences at the University of Alabama.
Fueled by her love for language and literature, Barbara Mujica spent more than five decades writing, teaching, and sharing her passion.
Since 2005, Rosemary A. Stevens has served as a DeWitt Wallace Distinguished Scholar of Social Medicine and Public Policy at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Since 2001, Emily Mitchell Wallace has maintained a position as a research associate in the Center of Visual Culture at Bryn Mawr College.
Renowned for her work in environmental science, economics, and mathematics, Graciela Chichilnisky is proud of the impact of her contributions to the fields.
For the past seven decades, Imogene Klutts Chambers has dedicated herself to her career as a school system administrator and financial consultant.
Rosa M. Scott is now excelling as a teacher in the after-school program at Montauk School and as a substitute teacher in Lexington, Virginia.
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