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Women of Distinction Awards Nominees 1984 YWCA WOMEN OF DISTINCTION AWARDS NOMINEES AND RECIPIENTS 1984 - 2020 NOMINEES AND RECIPIENTS YEAR CATEGORY Anna Wyman 1984 Arts & Culture Lucille Johnstone 1984 Business Shirley Stocker 1984 Communications Kate Schurer 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Pat Carney 1984 Government & Public Affairs Verna Splane 1984 Health, Education & Recreation Ann Mortifee 1984 Arts & Culture Anna Wyman 1984 Arts & Culture Elizabeth Ball 1984 Arts & Culture Jean Coulthard Adams 1984 Arts & Culture Marjorie Halpin 1984 Arts & Culture Nini Baird 1984 Arts & Culture Wilma Van Nus 1984 Arts & Culture Barbara Rae 1984 Business Bruna Giacomazzi 1984 Business Doreen Braverman 1984 Business Nancy Morrison 1984 Business Elizabeth Chapman 1984 Communications & Public Affairs Anna Terrana 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Barbara Brink 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Carole Fader 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Douglas Stewart 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Eleanor Malkin 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Joan Williams 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Lucille Courchene 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Margaret Ramsay 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Martha Lou Henley 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Rhoda Waddington 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Rita Morin 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Ruth Cash 1984 Community & Humanitarian Service Dorothy Goresky 1984 Government & Public Affairs Hilde Symonds 1984 Government & Public Affairs Joan Wallace 1984 Government & Public Affairs Lois Bayce 1984 Government & Public Affairs May Brown 1984 Government & Public Affairs Marg Dragan 1984 Health, Education & Recreation Marilyn Bowman 1984 Health, Education & Recreation Patricia Baird 1984 Health, Education & Recreation Judith Marcuse 1985 Arts & Culture Mary Bosze 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Carol Herbert 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Blanche MacDonald 1985 Management. the Professions & Trades May Brown 1985 Public Affairs, Education & Communication Lori Fung 1985 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Dianne Neufeld 1985 Arts & Culture Gathie Falk 1985 Arts & Culture Judith Marcuse 1985 Arts & Culture Daryl Taylor 1985 Business Isabel Parkin 1985 Business & The Professions Lois Hobbs 1985 Business & The Professions Marlene Scott 1985 Business & The Professions Pamela Oram 1985 Business & The Professions Bea Leinbach 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Carole Fader 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Joan Longley 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Joyce MacCrostie 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Katharine Mirhady 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Lucille Courchene 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Ruth Stout 1985 Community & Humanitarian Service Barbara Hestrin 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Doris Burton 1985 Health, Science & Social Service NOMINEES AND RECIPIENTS YEAR CATEGORY Edith McGeer 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Joy McCusker 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Kirsty Maxwell 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Nelly Auersperg 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Patricia Baird 1985 Health, Science & Social Service Eileen Hendry 1985 Public Affairs, Education & Communication Eleanor Wachtel 1985 Public Affairs, Education & Communication Fanny Kiefer 1985 Public Affairs, Education & Communication Reva Dexter 1985 Public Affairs, Education & Communication Lisa Borsholt 1985 Recreation, Sport & Active Living Barbara Bernhardt 1985 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Linda Filsinger 1985 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Shirley Carter 1985 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Joy Coghill-Thorne 1986 Arts & Culture Gail Flitton 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Jill Weiss 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Barbara Rae 1986 Entrepreneur/Innovator Joy McWilliams 1986 Health & Education Nancy Morrison 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Marilyn Pomfret 1986 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Bel Nemetz 1986 Arts & Culture Donna Spencer 1986 Arts & Culture Jean Coulthard Adams 1986 Arts & Culture Joy Coghill-Thorne 1986 Arts & Culture Persimmon Blackbridge 1986 Arts & Culture Valerie Mahabir 1986 Arts & Culture Anne Mullens 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Carol Taylor-Phillips 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Dorothy Goresky 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Elizabeth O'Keefe 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Fanny Kiefer 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Grace McCarthy 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Marilyn Baker 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Tilly Marzreiter 1986 Communications & Public Affairs Grace Boyle 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Gwyneth Ballantyne 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Jill Weiss 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Joan Wallace 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Joyce MacCrostie 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Peggy Morfitt 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Sharon Jones 1986 Community & Humanitarian Service Bel Nemetz 1986 Health & Education Gwyneth Ballantyne 1986 Health & Education Hedy Fry 1986 Health & Education Karen Gelmon 1986 Health & Education Patricia Baird 1986 Health & Education Patricia Rebbeck 1986 Health & Education Cornelia Oberlander 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Doreen Braverman 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Eve Rawlick 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Marilyn Baker 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Pamela Oram 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Roberta Beiser 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Ruth Fortune 1986 Management. the Professions & Trades Geri Fitch 1986 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Phillipa Hodge 1986 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Sharon Jones 1986 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Shirley Carter 1986 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Doris Shadbolt 1987 Arts & Culture Kathleen Alsop 1987 Communications & Public Affairs Rosemary Brown 1987 Community & Humanitarian Service Gayle Hallgren-Rezac 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Noreen Kenney Campbell 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator NOMINEES AND RECIPIENTS YEAR CATEGORY Tara Hallgren 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Sophia Leung 1987 Health & Education Thelma Sharp Cook 1987 Management. the Professions & Trades Thelma Wright 1987 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Lucille Lewis 1987 Arts & Culture Pamela Hawthorn 1987 Arts & Culture Valerie Mahabir 1987 Arts & Culture Bel Newman Nemetz 1987 Communications & Public Affairs Helen Boyce 1987 Communications & Public Affairs Marguerite Ford 1987 Communications & Public Affairs Shirley Ying Chan 1987 Communications & Public Affairs Donna Stewart 1987 Community & Humanitarian Service Grace McCarthy 1987 Community & Humanitarian Service Lucille Courchene 1987 Community & Humanitarian Service Sandra Wilking 1987 Community & Humanitarian Service Diane Clement 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Grace McCarthy 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Laura Groos 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Valerie Mahabir 1987 Entrepreneur/Innovator Elsie McMurphy 1987 Health & Education Jerilynn Prior 1987 Health & Education Jo-lynne Hoegg 1987 Health & Education Katharine Mirhady 1987 Health & Education Laura Groos 1987 Health & Education Marcia Boyd 1987 Health & Education Moyra Jones 1987 Health & Education Rose Murakami 1987 Health & Education Ruth Sigal 1987 Health & Education Shaila Misri 1987 Health & Education Shirley Wong 1987 Health & Education Anne Lippert 1987 Management. the Professions & Trades Blanche Howard 1987 Management. the Professions & Trades Jo-lynne Hoegg 1987 Management. the Professions & Trades Shirley Carter 1987 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Thelma Wright 1987 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Carol Henriquez 1988 Arts & Culture Dianne Neufeld 1988 Communications & Public Affairs Bea C. Leinbach 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Zonda Nellis 1988 Entrepreneur/Innovator Patricia Baird 1988 Health & Education Wendy McDonald 1988 Management. the Professions & Trades Irene MacDonald 1988 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Karen Wilson 1988 Arts & Culture Liz Gilbert 1988 Arts & Culture Lorita Leung 1988 Arts & Culture Lynne Stones 1988 Arts & Culture Anne Mullens 1988 Communications & Public Affairs Diana Lam 1988 Communications & Public Affairs Joyce Resin 1988 Communications & Public Affairs Renate Bublick 1988 Communications & Public Affairs Bev Day 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Brenda Taylor 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Isabelle Diamond 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Kerry-Lynne Findlay 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Marilyn Mura 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Thelma Plecas 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Wendy Baker 1988 Community & Humanitarian Service Ann Mortifee 1988 Entrepreneur/Innovator Carolyn Mamchur 1988 Entrepreneur/Innovator Christine Dexter 1988 Entrepreneur/Innovator Gloria Gutman 1988 Health & Education Maureen Palfreyman 1988 Health & Education Thelma Finlayson 1988 Health & Education NOMINEES AND RECIPIENTS YEAR CATEGORY Vera Davis 1988 Health & Education Bernadette Ratsoy 1988 Management. the Professions & Trades Joan Vincent 1988 Management. the Professions & Trades Verna Kirkness 1988 Management. the Professions & Trades Audrey Williams 1988 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Susan Bell 1988 Sports, Recreation & Fitness Leila J. Getz 1989 Arts & Culture Marilyn Baker 1989 Communications & Public Affairs Frankie Tillman 1989 Community & Humanitarian Service Nicola Major 1989 Entrepreneur/Innovator Julia Levy 1989 Health & Education Judi Korbin 1989 Management. the Professions & Trades Charlotte Diamond 1989 Arts & Culture Gail Rogers 1989 Arts & Culture Wendy Newman 1989 Arts & Culture Fanny Kiefer 1989 Communications
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