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Pauline Robinson, Kansas Epsilon Chapter Nominated by Sherryl Longhofer Pauline is a member of the Lowman United Methodist Church and is a Stephen Pastor, chairman of the Memorial Committee, a member of the Golden Deacon Study Class, and is a member of the United Methodist Women. She has been a docent chair for more than 15 years with ERC Designer’s Showhouse, a large fundraiser. Maxine Ross, Texas Delta Mu Chapter Nominated by Kay Lynne Sanders Maxine has served as an active member of the Board of Directors of the Headstart Program in Victoria for four years. She is chairperson of the Campus Ministry at Victoria College and is the president of the Victoria District United Methodist Women. She is a university supervisor of student teachers for the University of Houston-Victoria. Marguerite Rozelle, Oregon Delta Chapter Nominated by Bennie Tsuda Marguerite tutors at home so she can care for her husband. She tutors and cares for needy children. The children go with Marguerite and Jim to functions in and around the community. Marguerite does not just teach subjects, she tutors and loves the whole child! Betty Schneider, Texas Beta Zeta Chapter Nominated by her chapter sisters A blood donor, Betty has O negative type blood and is also CMV negative which is the type that can be given to premature babies and cancer patients. She was told that her last donation was used with a premature baby in Garland, Texas and a cancer patient at M. D. Anderson Hospital in Houston. Cora N. Selby, Delaware Theta Chapter Nominated by Elaine B. Lynch Cora N. Selby was recently recognized in the DSEA Action Newspaper for her dedication in the field of education. “Ms. Cora,” as she is affectionately called, started her teaching career in 1941 when she taught grades one through eight in a one-room school. During the next 61 years, Ms. Cora had a multitude of teaching assignments. She has received more than a dozen awards and honors. Vera Spencer, Kansas Rho Chapter Nominated by Chapter President Joyce Schneider For the past several years Vera has cared daily for an elderly neighbor in ill health. She not only has provided transportation but also encouragement and around-theclock care. Now that this neighbor lives in a health care facility, Vera continues to lighten her days with frequent visits. 56 Excellence in Action in Altruism Patty Walker, Louisiana Iota Chapter Nominated by Diane Vienne A Silver Sister and past chapter president, Patty founded the Association for the Preservation of History, an organization dedicated to bringing local history to young students in Natchitoches. She chairs the Natchitoches Children’s Historical Walking Tour, along with many other related events. Faye Werries, Texas Zeta Chapter Nominated by Barbara Rodgers As a five-year volunteer with the Friends of El Paso Library, Faye coordinates the used book donations and sales. Proceeds from the book sales are used to purchase new books. Faye is also a member of her church’s music program. Phyllis White, Texas Gamma Tau Chapter Phyllis and her mother, honorary member Ruby Thurber, have made more than 3,000 lap blankets for nursing homes in west Texas. Nancy Williams, Texas Zeta Chapter Nominated by Barbara Rodgers Nancy has been involved in several literacy issues in Texas as well as Bangalore, India. Nancy spent four weeks during a recent summer setting up a working research library for medical interns and doctors at Bangalore Baptist Hospital. Shirley Scott Williams, Texas Theta Chapter Nominated by Anita Neeley Shirley Williams was honored at the 2010 Lamplighter Awards Banquet with the eighth annual Cornerstone Award for her continued service to Longview Independent School District. A retired English teacher, Shirley has served LISD for 32 years. She is currently an LISD board member and the secretary for the LISD Foundation. She also volunteers for the Gregg County Historical Museum and serves as vice president of The Shakespeare Club. She is a member of Belles Lettres and the Fredonia House Book Club. She has been a member of the winning team at the annual Literacy Bee, a spelling bee fundraiser for the East Texas Literacy Council. Libby Wilson, Illinois Sigma Chapter Nominated by Mildred Anne “Mimi” Jones Libby plays her dulcimer in a group, “Thursday Night Thunder” for Historical Village, Senior Living Homes, and volunteers her time performing to entertain and inspire others every week throughout the year (sometimes by herself). Carolyn Woods, Oklahoma Sigma Chapter Nominated by Kay McKenzie Carolyn contributed more than 1,000 hours of volunteer work for the elderly and homeless during 2009. Melissa Word, Tennessee Alpha Theta Chapter Nominated by Vivian McCormack Melissa and her husband recently created a new endowment scholarship at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee. After meeting a Lee student, Crystal Owen, at a local restaurant, the Words were inspired to initiate the scholarship at Lee, where they had no previous affiliation. Crystal will be the first to benefit from the scholarship, which will be awarded annually.
Altruism in Action Altruism in Action oregoN tau Chapter awardS SCholarShip Oregon Tau Chapter has established the Carnefix Memorial Scholarship Fund in honor of member Barbara Carnefix, who joined Omega Chapter in 2009. Barbara’s daughter, Barbara Carnefix-Maclean, was on hand for the presentation of three scholarships from the fund to three Fruitland High School graduates, Steve Van Patten, Amanda Atwood and Mason Sideroff. wiSCoNSiN alpha delta Kappa aNd pSi Chapter Celebrate altruiStiC aChievemeNtS In addition to contributing countless hours of service to their communities, members of Wisconsin Alpha Delta Kappa have donated more than $102,000 during the past two years toward a variety of altruistic projects. Wisconsin Psi Chapter members have supported many local charities including the Free Spirit Riders, the Salvation Army, Red Cross, and Boys and Girls Club. Excellence in Action in Altruism North CaroliNa alpha Nu Chapter SupportS ameriCaN CaNCer SoCiety lodge North Carolina Alpha Nu Chapter members prepared and served a meal to the patients at McConnell-Raab Hope Lodge in Greenville. The Greenville site is one of 26 American Cancer Society Lodges that offer free lodging to cancer patients and their caregivers. At the 2010 Wisconsin State Convention, Wisconsin Psi Chapter member Mary Rosenbaum received her Silver Sister certificate and Meredith DuPrey was awarded a certificate for being a first-time convention attendee. The chapter was also recognized for its donation of convention centerpieces. weSt virgiNia epSiloN Chapter CelebrateS altruiStiC year In December 2009, 12 West Virginia Epsilon Chapter sisters volunteered as bell ringers for the Salvation Army’s Christmas campaign. For their January altruistic project, members created “Love Packages” for residents at the Family Crisis Intervention Center of Region V, Inc. Made for either adult women or children, the packages included personal care products, snacks, clothing and games, and were distributed in February. In May, the chapter presented three $500 scholarships to graduating seniors. The recipients, Rachel Casto, Gina Sikorski and Kaitlyn Yerby will all be majoring in education. As its September/October altruistic project, the chapter donated backpacks, school supplies and athletic shoes to the Old Man Rivers From left: Sue Rager, Brenda Stephens, Mary Null, Barb Kalinowski, President Carol Sutphin, Kitty Spencer, Lavetta Napier, Millie Hall, Sandy Blouir, Joyce Boone and Mona Chapman Mission Back-to-School Program. Several members assisted with the distribution of the back-to-school supplies, including Sandy Blouir, Carolyn Holbert, Margaret Polk, Karen Rose, Kitty Spencer and Carol Sutphin. 2010-2012 New Mexico Eta Chapter officers, from left: President Sydney Tregembo, Immediate Past President Carolyn Stover, President-Elect Dottie MacVeigh, Recording Secretary Sarah Ball, Corresponding Secretary Jennifer Permuy and Co-Treasurers Darla Lathan and Linda Field New mexiCo eta Chapter SupportS boyS aNd girlS raNCheS New Mexico Eta Chapter continues to support area charities, including The Boys and Girls Ranches, New Mexico’s state altruistic project. The chapter awarded four $500 scholarships for the 2010 school year. teNNeSSee theta Chapter member doNateS paiNtiNgS for altruiSm Carol N. Berning donated her painting of violets to raise funds for altruism at the 2010 Southeast Regional Conference. Carol previously donated a painting to Tennessee Alpha Delta Kappa as an altruistic fundraiser. 57
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