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INTRODUCTION OF THE 7:15 PM - 8:00 PM CLASS OF 2020 AND AWARDS CEREMONY
3 The YWCA Princeton celebrates National Women’s History Month with its Annual Tribute To Women Awards
Every March, the YWCA Princeton celebrates a handful of women in honor of Women’s History Month through the Tribute to Women Awards. Although the 2020 Tribute to Women Awards are now virtual and held in May, the sentiment remains the same: honoring Mercer County women.
First and foremost, Tribute to Women Honorees embody the mission of the YWCA, which is to eliminate racism and empower women. They also have exemplary professional and personal accomplishments as well as dedication to community service.
The Class of 2020 will join an elite group of Tribute to Women Honorees, totaling over 600 women who have been honored since the event began in 1984. This also includes women honored through the former YWCA Trenton. A full listing is available in this book.
Nominations for the 2021 Tribute to Women Awards will be open in Fall 2020. If you know a deserving woman, sign up for our e-newsletter by texting YWCAPRINCETON to 22828 or visit www.ywcaprinceton.org to learn when nominations open.
About the Young Woman Award
The Young Woman Award will be awarded for the first time at the 2020 Tribute to Women Awards. It was created to put a spotlight on rising stars in the Mercer County who demonstrate commit- ment and passion in advancing social equity. About the CommUNITY Award
Created by YWCA Princeton’s Board of Directors in 2016, the CommUNITY award is granted to those whose service characterizes the mission of the YWCA to eliminate racism and empower women throughout our region and whose actions inspire others to serve as well. The award also commem- orates and celebrates the recent efforts of the YWCA Princeton to expand its service and mission throughout region.
4 YWCA Princeton Board of Directors
Board Leadership Melanie Lowe Hoffman Megan Adams, President Katrina Homel Leslie Straut Ward, Vice President Donna Maywar Alice Small, Secretary Lorine Murray-Mechini Ann Strootman, Treasurer Aquatia Owens Kathleen Nash, VP at Large Fredi Pearlmutter Karen Delk, Chair of Nominations Lori Rabon Dr. Cheryl Rowe-Rendleman Directors Sandra Toussaint Toni-Anne M. Blake Anita Thomas Elizabeth Garber Eileen McCoy Whang Nell Talman Haughton Laila Wilson
2020 NEXT GEN Board of Directors Lauren Peck, Co-President Melissa Drift Sarah Kiely, Co-President Haley Gorda Shernelle Pringle, Co- Vice President RaElle Jackson Tatianna Sims, Co-Vice President Nicole Kato Sheila Desai, Secretary Nickita Naik Kelly Marker, Treasurer Melda Sezen-Edmonds Kasey Silva DeAna Smith 2020 Tribute to Women Committee Michele Siekerka, Co-Chair* Kathleen Maguire Morolda* Fern Spruill, Co-Chair* Pranav Naik Rochelle Calhoun Kapu Patel Daphne Elkes Sonali Patel Carol Golden* Lauren Peck Paula Gould Jigna Rao* Pat Hartpence* Stephanie Schaub Sarah Kiely Robin Walton* Paralee Knight *Former Tribute Honoree
5 The YWCA Princeton Board of Directors Congratulates the 2020 Class of Tribute to Women Award Honorees
6 7 Empowered Women Empower Women. Congratulations Tribute to Women Class of 2020!
Adriana Abizadeh
With deep interests in public policy Adriana has taken every opportunity to utilize her privileged position in order to speak out for what she believes in and to lift the voices of impacted community members. Taking the lead in various policy initiatives, she has facilitated community collaboration to highlight the intersectionality between immigration, housing, poverty, and race. Having served as a nonprofit executive, she has cultivated expertise in development, marketing and communications, sustainability and strategic planning. Adriana has a BA from Rutgers University in Political Science with a minor in Security Intelligence and Counter Terrorism. She also has an MS in Public Policy from Drexel University. She has committed herself to serving on several boards that reflect some of her deepest passions: immigration, racial and health equity, and youth development. When Adriana isn’t serving her community, she is at home with her two children, husband, and their two dogs.
8 Moriah Akrong YOUNG WOMAN AWARD
Moriah Akrong is a native of Princeton, NJ. She received both her Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Industry Management and a Masters in Business Administration from Philadelphia University, and is now the proud founder of The Golden Lotus Project LLC. Founded in 2014, The Golden Lotus Project is a socially responsible brand dedicated to giving back, with a mission to help every woman and girl feel empowered by reminding them they were born Golden. As a socially responsible brand, it is supportive of its program goals of empowerment through the sale of unique merchandise, a yearly feminine hygiene product drive, back to school drives, participation in Princeton area community initiatives, and workshops on how to live a more positive life. Moriah is also a lifetime member of Mt. Pisgah A.M.E Church where she currently serves as President of the Steward board. She is also the 1st Vice President of the Asbury Area Women’s Missionary society. A scripture that continues to guide her and she uses to encourage others is Romans 5:3-5.
Dr. Kemi Alli
Dr. Alli has been the CEO of Henry J. Austin Health Center since 2015 where she previously served as Chief Medical Officer. She has been a Pediatrician with Henry J. Austin for over 21 years. Dr. Alli obtained her medical degree from Rutgers NJ and completed her pediatric residency from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School NJ. Dr. Alli has done countless webinars, speaking engagements and conference presentations across the country on various topics from Advanced Access, to Joy in the Workplace, to Integrated Care. She is continuing to lead this transformative re-design of the health care delivery process at Henry J. Austin. Dr. Alli is devoted to the Trenton community founding innovative organizations like the Trenton Health Team and serving on Boards like the Central Jersey Family Health Consortium, the New Jersey Primary Care Association, the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, and Thomas Edison State University. Throughout the years through all her work, Dr Alli’s sole goal has been and continues to be, to help improve the quality of life for the residents of Trenton.
9 Kimme Carlos Kimme is the Founder and Executive Director of the Urban Mental Health Alliance: Advocating for Healthy Minds in Urban Communi- ties; CEO and Founder of Kimme Carlos Motivational Consulting and Co-Founder and Lead Facilitator of Sister Wellness Retreats: Healing Spaces for Black Women. Kimme is also a certified health and wellness coach with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition; a certified instructor for Mental Health First Aid and author of the published book The Window of Grace: Living in Recovery through Christian Faith. Kimme has been a member of several nonprofit boards including Foundation Acad- emies, Children’s Futures, The Center for Family, Community, and Social Justice; and the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Mercer County, where she is also a certified facilitator for the nationally known program, Family to Family. Kimme is a member of the vestry and Chair of the Mental Harmony ministry at Trinity Episcopal Cathe- dral Trenton. She is a graduate of Regent University with a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies and a minor in Psychology. As an advocate with lived experience, Kimme keynotes and facilitates on mental health, addiction & recovery and wellness & self-care. She has received numerous awards for her nonprofit and volunteer work. Kimme has two children, six grandchildren and lives in Pennsylvania.
Mary Anne Haas CommUNITY AWARD
Mary Anne Haas is a native of Seattle, Washington, but is truly a world citizen—she’s lived in New York, California, Rome, Greece, and for the past 23 years, Princeton. Mary Anne worked at the International Schools Services (ISS) for 19 years, where she worked as the Executive Assistant to the Presi- dent. During this time, she founded the ISS Women’s Symposium, established as an opportunity for growth and development for wom- en in international education and leadership roles. Before settling in Princeton, she and her husband, Stanley, lived abroad in Rome and Athens for 30 years, where they both worked in international education. Mary Anne served as President of the Amer- ican Women’s Club, and volunteered at the U.S Embassy in Greece. Mary Anne credits her parents, Hasidic Jews who emigrated from Russia, with teaching her pride in her heritage, and the importance of education and charity. She is the proud mother of Philip Haas and Leslie Haas Emanuel.
10 Dr. Merodie Hancock Dr. Merodie A. Hancock serves as the fourth president of Thomas Edison State University in Trenton, N.J. She is a nationally recognized leader in the administration and delivery of innovative education programs for non- traditional students. Access, success and completion are the mainstays of Hancock’s educational philosophy. She has dedicated her career to serving a multitude of underrepresented populations and advises regularly at the state, national and international levels. Prior to her election as president of Thomas Edison State University, Hancock served as president of State University of New York, Empire State College. Previously, she served as vice president at Central Michigan University Global Campus and held administrative leadership and teaching positions at the University of Maryland University College and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. She holds a PhD in urban services and education administration from Old Dominion University, an MBA from Claremont Graduate University and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Scripps College.
Lauren Lalicon YOUNG WOMAN AWARD
Lauren Lalicon is a first-generation Filipino American, born and raised in New Jersey. She currently serves as the policy director to First Lady Tammy Murphy of New Jersey. As policy director, Lauren helps to craft the First Lady’s policy agenda regarding maternal and infant health, K-12 climate change education, and fostering women-owned businesses. Lauren is a dedicated member of the Filipino American community. She has been involved with UniPro and MakilalaTV, and currently serves as the Executive Director to Professional Filipino American Youth (PFAY), a networking group for Fil-Am young professionals. She is an active alumna of the Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO) as a 2018 delegate. She is a co-founder of the Asian American Women’s Networking Group of Trenton, and in her role in the First Lady’s office, she has helped develop the Governor Murphy’s Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month receptions at Drumthwacket, the Governor’s residence.
11 Katherine Nunnally Katherine N. Nunnally, MPA from Trenton, NJ, gained a passion for community service and education from her parents and the many programs and organizations she participated in around the city. After graduating from Trenton Central High School, Class of 1994, Katherine attended Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ, where she double majored in African American Studies and Elementary Education. During her college career her passion for community empowerment began to form and she began working in the public and nonprofit sectors in the Greater Newark Community. Katherine coordinated the AmeriCorps and America Reads Programs at Seton Hall as well as participated in the College Leadership NJ Pro- gram. Additionally, she founded the African Student Leadership Coali- tion and the Educational Opportunity Program Student Organization Seton Hall chapter. Katherine served on several other organizational boards and was awarded organization- al leader of the year from the Educational Opportunity Fund Statewide Organization 1997 and 1998. In 2016, Katherine returned to her hometown of Trenton to serve as the Executive Director/CEO of the Smith Family Foundation and #IAMTHECHANGE. The Smith Family Foundation’s mission is to Empower our community, cultivate leaders and transform lives by providing funding and leadership development to Trenton based organizations. With her personal mantra, Success is the ONLY option! Katherine resides in New Jersey with her husband Talib and children Makeda, Zaria, Ezra, and Sakura.
JoAnne Parker Joanne Parker is a true New Jerseyan. Born in Neptune, New Jersey, Joanne moved to Princeton as a young girl and has been a resident for more than 50 years. She was educated in Princeton Pub- lic Schools and graduated from Princeton High School in 1977. After continuing her education at Elizabeth City State University in North Carolina, Joanne chose to return to Princeton to begin her life of service and function as a liaison for the Princeton community. With her husband of more than 41 years, Thomas (Tommy), and Joanne raised 6 children and enjoy chasing after their 5 grandsons and 1 granddaughter. Joanne has worked as an aide to special education students at John Witherspoon Middle School for more than 34 years under the supervision of William (Bill) Johnson. During that time, Joanne coached soccer, basketball, and softball, and was a member of the Princeton Public School Minority Education Committee. Joanne is one of the three founding members of Princeton Young Achievers, an organization started in 1993 and continues its marvelous work through Princeton Family YMCA. She serves as Youth Director at the First Baptist Church and is a current member of Eastern Stars and Elks. Joanne is an active representative of Zeta Amicae Auxiliary of Princeton-Trenton.
12 Sarah Torian Sarah Torian has been involved in issues of civil rights and economic justice for more than 20 years. Since 2002, she has worked as an independent consultant for nonprofits and foundations as the principal of Torian+Whitley Consulting, providing research, qualita- tive evaluation, communications, and project management services. She is co-author of two groundbreaking reports, examining the structural and systemic barriers that sustain racial inequities in Atlan- ta, and manages a webinar series designed to build the capacity of local funders and community collaborations in supporting children’s early language and literacy development from birth through third grade. Here in Princeton, she has served on the board of Housing Initia- tives of Princeton since 2014, including three years as co-vice chair. Through HIP’s transitional housing program, she helps families with children access quality, affordable housing in Princeton while receiving wraparound supportive services tailored. She also works with HIP’s emergency rental assistance program, helping low-income renters in Princeton and surrounding areas avoid eviction and homelessness.
Jerlene H. “Cookie” Worthy Jerlene H. Worthy, affectionately known as “Cookie,” a resident of Ewing Township, was born, raised, and educated in Reynolds, Georgia. Cookie relocated to Trenton, New Jersey in 1961. On May 13, 1986, Cookie became the first African-American woman in the history of the State of New Jersey and Mercer County to serve as Clerk to the Board of Chosen Freeholders. In June 1987, Cookie was elected President of the New Jersey Association of Freeholder Clerks. Ms. Worthy was formerly employed by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, the New Jersey Department of Corrections, and the Of- fice of Ewing Township Mayor Alfred W. Bridges. Cookie, a proud mother of two children, Shilda and Walker, Jr., is member of the Shiloh Baptist Church, where she serves as a Trustee Aide. As a community leader, Cookie has assembled an impressive list of civic, political and professional associations which include: National Board Member of the National Congress of Black Women, President of the National Congress of Black Women-Trenton/Mercer Chapter, former President, Mercer County Democratic Black Caucus, Member, of the Mercer County Democratic Committee, Member and former Vice-Chair of the Ewing Township Democratic Club, former Member of the Mercer County Federation of Democratic Women, former President of the New Jersey Association of Freeholder Board Clerks, Member of the Mercer County Association of Municipal Clerks, Member of the New Jersey Association of Municipal Clerks, Mem- ber of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, Life Member, former Treasurer and Executive Committee member of the Trenton Branch NAACP, former Member of the Trenton Chapter- Twigs, Incorporated, Member of the Bronzettes, Incorporated, and former Member Executive Board of the Trenton YWCA. 13 Lorraine Holcombe Former Princeton Heather Howard Honorees Jane Milrod Betsy Ryan 2019 Linda Oppenheim 2016 Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award Doodie Meyer Waxwood Lifetime Award Barbara Purnell Waxwood Lifetime Award Cecelia B. Hodges Zoe Brookes Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award Tracy McManimon Linda Schwimmer Lisa Breza Martha Sword Stacey Geurds Robin Walton Shannon Greco Patrizia Zita Lenora Green Sharon Pfluger 2018 Jane Silverman Carolyn Biondi Elizabeth Walsh Patricia Clearwater Marcia Wood Linda Mead Catherine Milone 2015 Carol M. Ober Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda Carolyn P. Sanderson Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award Fern Spruill Paula Troy Karen Andrade-Mims Maria Evans 2017 Patricia Fernandez-Kelly Judy Klitgaard Robin Fogel Waxwood Lifetime Award Mary Sue Henifin Susan Hoskins Pamela Hughes Jayne O’Connor CommUnity Award Elyse Pivnick Ana Berdecia 2014 Kate Germond
14 Jane Dennison Ferris Olin Waxwood Lifetime Award Deborah Shepherd Denise Taylor Joan Bartl Melissa Tenzer Sheila Berkelhammer Risa Lavizzo-Mourey Kristin Appelget Barbara Flythe 2011 Danielle Gletow Irene Etkin Goldman Amy Rabner Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award Jigna Rao Ann Reichelderfer Sandra Baumann Susan Pikaart Bristol 2013 Jessica Durrie Debby D’Arcangelo Maria Falca-Dodson Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award Elizabeth Gray Erickson Beth Ogilvie-Freda Debbie Bazarsky Debra Joy Perez Barbara Coe Terri Harris Reed Tanuja Dehne Mika Ryan Jodi Inverso Geraldine LaPlaca 2010 Rose Nini Judith Brodsky Kelly Rouba Teena Cahill Linda Sipprelle Patricia Doykos Cheryl Rowe-Rendleman Michelle Emerson Michelle Vaccaro Everman 2012 Carol Golden Suzanne McCroskey Kathleen Maguire Morolda Waxwood Lifetime Award Ingrid Reed Vanessa Sandom Pina Albo Debbie Schaeffer Nola Bencze Marjorie Young Gloria Frederick Marilyn Grounds 2009 Nancy Healey Fannie Floyd Marlene Lao-Collins Fannie Floyd Racial Justice Award 15 Claire Jacobus Ida Lawrence Harriet Bryan Michele Minter Mia Cahill Lyn Ransom Melissa Harris-Lacewell Anne Reeves Bridgette Heller Gail Ruderman Elizabeth Johnson Becky Taylor Meredith Moore Senator Shirley Turner Susan Nettesheim Shauna McWoods Deborah Poritz Cynthia Ricker 2006 Judy Scheide Margee Harper Janet Smith Dickerson Waxwood Lifetime Award Denise Wood Chris Andrulis 2008 Cathy Frank-White Katherine McGavern Pamela Garbini Waxwood Lifetime Award Anna Lustenberg Amy Mansue Marcelline Baumann Vicki Meisel Patricia Donohue Carol Norris Patricia Hart Bonnie Parker Karen Jezierny Sandra Persichetti Rothe Jane Kelly Lori Rabon Lydia Mallett Katharine Doob Sakenfeld Anne O’Neill Michele Kennedy Shirley Satterfield Betty Leydon Jaye Hewitt Semrod Susan Taylor Michele Tuck-Ponder Stephanie Wolcott Shirley Tilghman Jeri Bogan Zielinski
2007 2005 Mary Abbott-Young Virginia Barr Selden Karen Baylor Waxwood Lifetime Award Elizabeth Duffy Elizabeth Escalante Melanie Clarke Christine Jacobs 16 Barbara Johnson Leslie Burger Jacqueline Jones Jyoti Chopra Banu Mahalingam Pauline Wood Egan Cathryn Mitchell Barbara Gitenstein Norma Monaghan Debra Johnson F. Joy Montero Kim Klinger Sue Ellen Page Margaret Lancefield Iris Perlstein Phyllis Marchand Denise Rodgers Louise Mehrotra Ruth Sayer Sally Osmer Jane Rohlf Boyer Linda Sieglen Betsy P. Sands Hazel Staats-Westover Janet Westrick Janet Stern Karin Trainer 2004 Carmen Ambar 2002 Patty Burch Byers Marge Smith Yvette Donado Waxwood Lifetime Award Rachel Dultz Patricia Galloway Anita Canzano Helene Garcia Leslie Dona Donna Huryn Frances de la Chapelle Patricia Krantz Fran Durst Yuki Moore Laurenti Mary Evslin Lynn McClannahan Lisa Kent Melinda Parisi Emily Mann Cynthia Westbrook Judith Michaels Susan Wilson Joann Mitchell Lois Young Kimberlee Phelan Amy Gutmann Diane Snyder Beth Leahy 2003 Kathy Ales 2001 Jane Altman Corella Bonner Lori Hennon-Bell Donna David Charlotte Bialek Nancy Kieling 17 Susan McCoy Michele Ryan Catherine Knupp Christy Stephenson 1997 Subha Barry 2000 Dorothy Bedford Harriet McLoughlin Lynne Croucher Waxwood Lifetime Award Lisa Forrester Lucy Simek Mimi Ballard Willa Spicer Christine Rhoda Beverly Harrison Mimi Turi Rosa Rosado Denise Wheaton Lynn Miko Barbara Byrne Janet Vergis 1996 Helen Boehm 1999 Elizabeth Bondurant Susie B. Waxwood Claire Drzewiecki Waxwood Lifetime Award Caren Franzini Eleanor Horne Deborah Aldredge Carol Laws-Krause Leona Brenner-Gati Georgia Nadler Dorothea Coccoli Palsho Jane Rodney Maria Harrison Michelle Stevens Mara Isaacs Mary Todd Christine Lokhammer Donna Winn Connie Mercer Anne VanLent 1995 Simi Bakshi 1998 Marie Benkinney Nancy Becker Diana Carter Janet Bowker Mary Caterson-Marshall Mollie Brodsky Prabhavathi Fernandes Brenda Hopper Joann Heisen Janet Lasley Alice Irby Karen Linder Barbara Price Donna Pressma Valerie Sellers 18 Anne Weber Ceinwen Schreiner Urmi Ray Debra Keiser
1994 1991 Iris Artaki Dori Barnes Mary Breckenridge Kristin Golden Daly Enstrom Audrey Gold Elizabeth Griffin Anna Grier Katherine Kish Leslie Guth Anne Pauker Kreitzberg Eileen Miele Maureen Lopes Laurine Speltz Susan Reinhard Christine Poon Jane Rubinstein Rosa Spera Jill Hallie Mueller Helen Stewart 1990 Susan Cady 1993 Carol Choye Colleen Flanagan Lauren Christopher Anne Holmes Gail Farkas Rita Lind Louise Hall Kay McGrath Jacqueline Keith Barbara Moore Judith Leviton Ruth Simmons Marsha Lewis Mildred Stephens Joan Magnetti Barbara Vanderkolk Gardner Deborah Mather Susanne Svizeny Linda Meisel Jean McGill 1992 Pamela Mount Pamela Baker Elizabeth Wood Pamela Dempsey Joan Wilson Helen Duffin Amy Wright Lois Fuchs Susan Haberland 1989 Dorinda Jenkins-Glover Marsha Beidler Carol Kerbel Roslyn Denard Geraldine Moon Shirley Henry 19 Miquelon Weyeneth Sheryl Duffy Phyllis Macklin Gail Eagle Catherine Ricks Kristina Hadinger Madeline Weinstein Jacqueline Turner Marcia Gelman 1988 Geraldine Hunter Frances Fowler Slade Janice McGinty J. Paula Pierce Marjorie McTernan Diane Schrayer Pamela Morine Charlene Shapiro Robin Murray Joyce Srednicki Stephanie Rais Carol Beske Judith Sanderson Sharon Henry Cynthia Worthman Pamela Hersh Paula Martin 1985 Arri Parker Elizabeth Blazer Janine Sekutowski Wendy Brown Barbara Roudabush Tia Casciato Brenda Ruddick Julia Bowers Coale Patricia Cusick 1987 L. Doris Fritsch Joan Abbott Doris McKinstry Kay Bender Betty Lou Miccio Carolyn Burk Valeria Schiemann Adele Gain Nan Wells Alison Harris Joan Sheridan Wilma Jancuk Barbara Ann Weinstein Lorrie Janick Karen Vogel Wheeler Barbara Keller Lois McElligot 1984 Antoinette Orsi Janet Averill Edythe Worrell Muriel Bell R. Miriam Brokaw 1986 M. Elaine Crocker Bonnie Bell Cundiff Joan Gerberding Anne DeCicco C. Ellen Hodges
20 Helene Kulsrud Amy B. Mansue Barbara Ulrichsen Mary G. Roebling Joan Gerberding Gloria Santiago Georgia Howell Hartnett Ann Knudson-Fitzpatrick R. Diane Mickle 2012 Beverly Lynn Miller Lynne Azarchi Jean Myer Carmen M. Garcia Christine Murphy Lillian Harrington Laura Turbini Mary Higgins Clark Anne LaBate Former Trenton Alice Paul Honorees C. Vivian Stringer 2015 2011 Jennifer Downing Mary Jo Abbondanza Caren S. Franzini Meta Griffith Sheila Gallagher- Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno Montone Brenda Ross-Dulan Patricia A. Hartpence Edith Savage Jennings Virginia Long Christina Seix Etta Rudolf Denk Elise Tretola
2014 2010 Ivonne Diaz-Claisse Patricia Donohue Mildred B. Gershen Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Hazel Gluck Kim C. Hanemann Rachel L. Stark Nina D. Melker Woman of Achievement Beverly Richardson Alysia Welch-Chester 2013 Meta A. Grffith Community Service June Ballinger Becky Halstead 2009 Eleanor Horne Jerri Morrison Lisa P. Jackson Meta A. Grffith Community Service
21 Michele N. Siekerka 2005 Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Ana I. Berdecia Meta A. Grffith Community Service Suzanne Svizeny Woman of Achievement Susan Bass Levin Woman of Inspiration 2008 Diane Marshall Marguerite L. Mount Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
Phyllis Stoolmacher Christy Stevenson Woman of Achievement Woman of Achievement
Andrea Sussman Bianca Taylor Meta A. Grffith Community Service Woman of Merit
2007 2004 Christiana Foglio-Palmer Rhoda Berry Meta A. Grffith Community Service Woman of Inspiration
Melinda Green Jill Hallie Edwards Woman of Achievement Woman of Achievement
Rev. Karen Hernandez-Granzen Connie Mercer Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
2006 Valerie Rushmore Debby D’Arcangelo Meta A. Grffith Community Service Meta A. Grffith Community Service Lindsey Tippett Sonia Delgado Woman of Merit Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial 2003 Jeannine LaRue Mary Gay Abbot-Young Woman of Achievement Woman of Achievement 22 Susan N. Wilson Francis Blanco Woman of Achievement Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial 2000 Linda Greenstein Dr. Amelia Blyden Woman of Inspiration Woman of Achievement
Jessica Lane Young Bonnie Watson Coleman Woman of Merit Meta A. Grffith Community Service
Jane L. Rohlf, M.D. Suzanne Dunn Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Woman of Inspiration
2002 Christine O’Brien Irene D. Farley Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Meta A. Grffith Community Service Four Girls Catering Jessica E. Melore Organizational Commitment Woman of Inspiration 1999 Sherise D. Ritter Delores Baker Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Woman of Inspiration
Senator Shirley Turner Gwendolyn I. Long Woman of Achievement Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
2001 Molly Merlino Debbie Ayres Meta A. Grffith Community Service Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Eileen Thornton Cathy DiCostanzo Woman of Achievement Meta A. Grffith Community Service 1998 Pearl Grace Allison Accurso, Esq. Woman of Inspiration Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
23 Sally Lane 1995 Meta A. Grffith Community Service Valorie Y. Caffee Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Marcy Maguire Woman of Achievement Betty V. Coles Meta A. Grffith Community Service Edith M. Savage-Jennings Woman of Inspiration Emily Mann Woman of Achievement 1997 Marie M. Cascone Mary M. Reeves Meta A. Grffith Community Service Woman of Inspiration 1994 Rosa Rosado Marlene Lao Collins Woman of Inspiration Meta A. Grffith Community Service
Judith L. Shaw Mary M. Inzana Woman of Achievement Woman of Inspiration
Kathleen Smallwood-Johnson Evelyn Mason Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
1996 Jerri Lynn MoDison Beth G. Baldinger Woman of Achievement Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial 1993 Alicia Diaz Ida Julian Cahill Woman of Inspiration Meta A. Grffith Community Service
Eleanor V. Horne Sandy Ewell Meta A. Grffith Community Service Ethel Downing Johnson Memorial
Judith M. Persichilli Dr. Auntarie Sims Woman of Achievement Woman of Achievement
Mother Laura Goss
24 Steward Special Citation 1989 Audrey Stockman Eleanore Colston Woman of Inspiration Catherine Farley Adrienne Hayling 1992 Annette A. Heil Deborah Agular-Velez Rebecca Radmussen Woman of Achievement Kathleen R. Rappano Judith V. Sands Barbara T. Cooper Linda Shaw Woman of Inspiration Jacqueline Ann Swaney Jean M. Turano Helen Jackson Lee Meta A. Grffith Community Service 1987 Honoree Name Stacy C. Bevis Leigh B. Bienen 1991 Katherine Grant-Davis Lisa Tomasulo Forrester Judith C. Peter Woman of Achievement Betty Jo Webb
Joan Livingston 1986 Meta A. Grffith Community Service Mary Claffey Linda Grist Cunningham H. Joan Peunington Barbara A. Draper Woman of Inspiration Sheilia Z. Goldstein Christine M. Grant 1990 Natalie P. Havran Courtney N. Esposito Judith B. Larsen Meta A. Grffith Community Service Janice K. Leonowicz Ruth L. Margules Laurice R. Reynolds Meredith M. Martin Woman of Inspiration Verice M. Mason Lois H. Miller Judith A. Yaskin Tamerra Moeller Woman of Achievement Agnes Moore Merry L. Morris
25 Marilyn E. Murto Patricia Nevius Sancho Rose C. Nini Susan Bailey Schramm Margaret T. Norton Anne M. Sears Christina B. Petruska Marilyn Seyler Patricia M. Rodeawald Virginia M. Sternhagen Bernice Rydell Annette B. Strickland Joan B. Shiruski Lynn Taggart Jacqueline Verduchi Susan M. Toth Elaine C. Zindel Annette Wertheimer Majorie M. Westerman 1985 Martha L. Wright Nancy C. Alles Linda M. Anselmini 1984 Debbie Bazemore Toni Alexander Joan B. Bertles M.C. (Peggy) Amar Christine R. Cox Dorothy L. Andres Rosemarie Evans Alwayne B. Blechar Helen C. Fenske Tonja M. Brickhouse Phyllis M. Frakt Barbara L. Britton Sandra Freeman Mary Ann Burgess Audrey H. Green Marie H. Cleary Ruthe O. Guyton Susan M. Connell Edna B. Harris Fran Corbett S. Joan Headman Margaret S. Dano Susan A. Hummel Lois DeJulio Isabella O. Isitoro Rosemary B. Esham Mary Ann Jolmson Lillian A. Geiger Norma F. Krajczar Faith P. Goldstein Bevely A. Maimstone Elizabeth Harrison Theresa M. McCoy Audrey Harvey-Harris Donna A. Moore Karen A. Hogan Judith Persichilli Joan Kakascik Pamela S. Poff Barbara A. Kauffman Deborah T. Poritz Barbara P. Kern Sylvia M. Roberts Hermia M. Leclmer Linda G. Rosenzweig Melissa Magee 26 Peggy Marshall Carolyn S. McCallum Riby I. Martin Kathleen Mule Helen G. McKee Diedree O’Neil Kay McPherson Sandra W. Ortega Waltraut L. Muldrow Elaine C. Penta Diane M. Paulaski Gail Ruderman Kerry M. Perretta Guliana Sanjiorgio Diedre A. Rosier Paulette M. Sapp Sally Suchevits Louise Schloenback Patricia M. Sudnick Roberta M. Sutton Nancy L. Tmdall Arlene A. Suydam Shirley K. Turner Barbara L. Ware Barbara F. Weaver Leah Z. Ziskin Valerie E. Wolensky Geraldine Yorks
1983 Deborah A. Antolino Rose M. Binkowski Helen Borne Gerda M. Carroll Mary L. Clark Brenda S. Davis Marilyn A. Dillione Joyce B. Elliott Amelia H. Gallo Carolyn Giovannini Irene T. Graham Connie Heusley Cynthia Huffstodt Ida Julian Barbara J. Kelly Charlotte Kitler Laura M. LeWinn Joanne M. Lockwood Gail A. Maguire 27 Congratulations to the 2020 Tribute to Women Honorees, and to our very own Lauren Lalicon, Executive Director of Professional Filipino American Youth (PFAY)
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Congratulations to each of tonight’s honorees. Thank you for your contributions to your professions and to our community.
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36 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE 2020 TRIBUTE TO WOMEN AWARDEES!! WE ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF Mrs. JoAnne Parker Mrs. Parker please continue to help our young people rise above their fears and doubts. Your love and nurtured spirit has helped so many. You have truly given your heart and soul in helping young people be the best that they can be. Lance and LaTonya Liverman
37 Congratulations
On behalf of our Founder, The Executive Board of Directors, Board Members, Staff and Volunteers at the Smith Family Foundation of New Jersey, We would like to Congratulate our very own… Mrs. Katherine Nunnally, MPA On being selected as YWCA Princeton 2020 Tribute to Woman Awards Recipient. We would like you to know that you are such a good example of being, highly favored and a true blessing to all those around you. It is be- cause of you and the commitment to the service agenda of Transformative Leadership Development and Higher Education as the Normal Next Step. The Smith Family Foundation can truly embody our mission of Education, Cultivation, Transformation and Urban Ministry!
WE ARE ALL SO VERY PROUD OF YOU!!!
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39 A Salute to the Eleven 2020 Tribute to Women Award Honorees
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40 Congratulates THE 2020 TRIBUTE TO WOMEN HONOREES And the women who make INVIDI successful:
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Nishigandha Dhami Talent Development Manager Larisa Zhitomirskaya Scrum Master
Kristen Brickner Sr. Recruiter Gitanjali Chourey Product Owner
Kim Wisk Sr HR Coordinator Cindy Salem Program Manager
Theresa Trepanier Sr. Accountant Leah Larkin Administrative Assistant
Aruna Ganesh Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer Sindhya Raghunath Associate Software Developer
Jiaying Liang Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer Rosemarie Bello HR Generalist
Revathi Pani Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer Latha Srinivasan Software Developer in Test
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Tahesha Paige Sr. Technical Writer Diana Kasper Finance Assistant
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Our aordable and accessible programs address the byproducts of inequality and empower the community.
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42 Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders proudly supports YWCA Princeton’s Tribute to Women Awards and Jerlene Worthy
Congratulations to all honorees!
From left to right:
Freeholders Nina D. Melker, Samuel T. Frisby, Sr. – Vice Chair, Pasquale A. Colavita, Jr., Andrew Koontz – Chair, John A. Cimino, Ann M. Cannon, Lucylle R.S. Walter.
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to the 2020 Tribute Women and to all the women who
make a difference f or our community!
Joan Bartl Class of 2014
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44 Congratulations Mary Anne Haas & all of tonight’s award recipients.
Thank you for everything you do for our communities!
45 CONGRATULATIONS
JERLENE “COOKIE” WORTHY
“A WOMAN OF INSPIRATION”
FROM: VANESSA GAMBLE
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46 Congratulations To Our Beautiful Sister, Katherine Nunnally. Shine On Queen. -Adebola & René Idowu
47 NJBIA is proud to support
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48 With my deep admiration for and appreciation of Moriah Akrong and Mary Anne Haas – two wonderful women who make our community better!
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49 50 Congratulations to Katherine Nunnally and all the honorees of the 2020 Tribute to Women Award! Keep breaking barriers and empowering others!
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51 The Sta and Board of Trustees at the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund congratulate our former Executive Director, Adriana Abizadeh, who worked so tirelessly to empower immigrant women and their families in our community, as they endeavored to navigate American systems, build capabilities through education, pursue justice, and ful ll their dreams for a better life.
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CONGRATULATIONS to all the 2020 TRIBUTE TO WOMEN HONOREES
from your friends at Planned Parenthood of Northern, Central, and Southern New Jersey
We salute your efforts in furthering the YWCA mission of eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity.
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52 NRG.COM
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The YWCA Princeton and the Honorees of its Tribute to Women Awards Honorees Jerlene Worthy, Clerk to Board of Chosen Freeholders, Mercer County Adriana Abizadeh, President, Catalyst Consulting Group Dr. Kemi Alli, Chief Executive Officer, Henry J. Austin Health Center Kimmie Carlos, Director and Founder, Urban Mental Health Alliance Merodie Hancock, Ph.D., President, Thomas Edison State University Katherine Nunnally, Chief Executive Officer, Smith Family Foundation JoAnne Parker, Community Leader Sarah Torian, Housing Initiatives of Princeton Special Honoree Categories Moriah Akrong, Founder of the Golden Lotus Project, Young Woman Award Honoree Mary Anne Haas, Community Leader, CommUNITY Award Honoree Lauren Lalicon, Director for First Lady of NJ, Young Woman Award Honoree
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55 PSRC Congratulates all of the 2020 YWCA Tribute to Women Honorees
For information about PSRC programs, call, visit, or learn more by exploring our website.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 2020 TRIBUTE TO WOMEN HONOREES:
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56 Congratulations! and Best wishes to All the 2020 Tribute to Women Honorees
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58 Congratulations and warm wishes from Nancy Faherty
59 WO E O CO O VE W E C GE. WE WO T TO OW.
60 Congratulations!
Princeton YWCA’s 2020 Tribute Honorees Adriana Abizadeh Dr. Kemi Alli Kimmie Carlos Merodie Hancock, Ph.D Katherine Nunnally JoAnne Parker Sarah Torian Jerlene Worthy Special Honorees: Moriah Akrong Mary Anne Haas Lauren Lalicon Exemplary women who lead and embody the YWCA mission www.karendelk.com Join our Be Your Best Self Podcast https://apple.co/2NeXape
61 To Judy Hutton--
Thank you for leading the way.
-- YWCA Princeton staff
62 Your success inspires — your determination empowers
We are proud to celebrate all the achievements of women past, present, and future. When women succeed, everybody wins.
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