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TARA MOORE Distinguished Young Woman of America TARA MOORE Distinguished Young Woman of America LEFT TO RIGHT: Tara team building with the other participants on the Camp Grace ropes course; performing her talent during preliminaries; right after her name was announced as the national winner; during the individual portion of the Fitness routine; Tara and the other participants visit Bellingrath Gardens and Home. Tara married her love of dance with a call to help TARA MOORE OF SOUTH CAROLINA WAS NAMED children with special needs. She was an active member THE DISTINGUISHED YOUNG WOMAN OF AMERICA of Upstate Challengers, an organization that teaches FOR 2016 DURING THE 59TH NATIONAL FINALS IN dance to children with special needs. Tara also served as a Special Needs Mentor at her high school and MOBILE, ALABAMA ON JUNE 25, 2016. volunteered with the Special Olympics. In her hometown of Easley, South Carolina, Tara attended Powdersville High School, where she was Inspired by her two passions, Tara plans to pursue a Valedictorian of her class. Her academic honors include career as a pediatric physical therapist. This fall, she will being a member of the National Honor Society, National major in biomedical science at Clemson University, where Senior Beta Club, and a South Carolina Palmetto Fellow. she was recently selected as a member of its dance This led to her being named a Scholastic Scholar at team. Clemson University, Columbia College and USC - Aiken. Winning more than $47,000 in cash scholarships and Outside of the classroom, Tara pursues her two a gold medallion, Tara is the program’s first national passions: her love of dance and of working with children representative from South Carolina and will serve as with special needs. Tara has been a part of the Upstate the national representative of Distinguished Young Carolina Dance Center Jazz Company and Competition Women throughout the year. She looks forward to her Team since childhood. As part of the Competition new adventures as the Distinguished Young Woman of Team, she has had the opportunity to travel the country America. and attend both the Julliard School and Joffrey Ballet Summer Intensives. She also auditioned for the television competition shows America’s Got Talent and Paula Abdul’s Live to Dance. national SPONSORS Distinguished Young Women is grateful to all of our national sponsors who make each year’s program possible through their generous contributions toward scholarships and the ongoing operation of the nationwide program. For more than a century, ALABAMA POWER employees have been committed to serving our fellow Alabamians. And for MASTER BOAT BUILDERS opened in 1979 nearly two decades, the ALABAMA POWER with a vision to build quality boats for quality- FOUNDATION has contributed to this minded customers. Thirty-seven years later, legacy of caring by providing more than that tradition of quality continues. Master Boat $150 million in grants to support nonprofit Builders specializes in work boats, with an WINTZELL’S OYSTER HOUSE, founded initiatives. Honoring its mission to strengthen emphasis on WORK. in 1938 as a six-stool oyster bar, is a dining the communities the company serves, the landmark, having been featured in Garden foundation focuses its efforts on organizations and Gun, Southern Living, Nation’s Restaurant that support education, civic activities, health News and on the Travel Channel’s hit show services, the environment and the arts. Man v. Food Nation. While oysters—fried, stewed and nude—headline the celebrated REGIONS FINANCIAL CORPORATION, brand, Wintzell’s menu comprises signature with $120 billion in assets, is a member of seafood dishes, regional favorites and the S&P 500 Index and is one of the nation’s specialties native to Mobile. Now with ten largest full-service providers of consumer and locations reaching from the Gulf Coast to THE BARBARA BARRINGTON JONES commercial banking, wealth management, exemplifies central and northern Alabama, the walls of FAMILY FOUNDATION mortgage, and insurance products and excellence, leadership and vision in its all Wintzell’s restaurants are covered with services. Regions serves customers in 16 commitment to enhancing the quality of life the founder’s homespun sayings, delivering states across the South, Midwest and Texas, for people of all ages throughout the world. an atmosphere that’s casual, lively and and through its subsidiary, Regions Bank, It supports and encourages self-esteem in unmistakably southern. operates approximately 1,650 banking offices teenage girls through the “Be The Best You” and 2,000 ATMs. Additional information Girls Camp and helps women increase their about Regions and its full line of products and individual strengths through “A New You” services can be found at www.regions.com. Retreat for Women. The foundation is also involved in several philanthropic endeavors worldwide. ENCORE REHABILITATION, with its headquarters in Decatur, Alabama, is one of the nation’s premier rehabilitation, fitness, and sports enhancement companies. Encore’s is one of the world’s leading progressive approach in wellness and rehab EVONIK specialty chemicals companies. It focuses on has positioned them as an industry leader. six areas of specialty chemicals: Advanced Encore’s rehabilitation division specializes in The Intermediates, Consumer Specialties, state-of-the-art physical therapy, occupational STATE OF ALABAMA TOURISM and Coatings & Additives, Inorganic Materials, therapy, and speech therapy. Encore DEPARTMENT THE ALABAMA Health & Nutrition and Performance Polymers. also offers wellness, fitness, and sports RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND work in tandem Headquartered in Germany, Evonik does performance enhancement to increase sports DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL with the State of Alabama to provide services business in more than 100 countries and and fitness potential. which make Alabama a great place to live, Mobile, Alabama is home to Evonik’s largest work and play. North American site. STATES club, SPIRIT club, WINNER’S circle LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Latta, Brooke Rucker (Distinguished Young Woman of 2014) and Melanie Lobel; Sponsor Mighty Advertising with Melory Mirashrafi (OR); Sponsors Chuck and Betsy Harmon with Kristiana Sklioutovskaya-Lopez (WV) enjoy a reception at the Mobile Carnival Museum. STATES CLUB WINNER’S CIRCLE The businesses and individuals in McConnell Automotive The Winner’s Circle is a group of the States Club sponsor a state’s Ben and Laura Meisler generous individuals who have representative during National Finals. Arlene Mitchell donated funds specifically for the The members of this elite group have scholarship dollars awarded to the Mobile County Commission graciously contributed $5,000 each. Distinguished Young Woman of Mobile Gas We appreciate their financial support America for 2016. and their dedication to the success of Eric Patterson this program. Sirote and Permutt Laura Asiala Southern Light Dr. and Mrs. Larry Gessner in honor of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Wells Fargo Lauren Gessner Walker, Ohio 2008 Mark and Lisa Burnette Iberia Bank Maureen Sullivan Collins SPIRIT CLUB Lucy McVay Cooper Restaurants Lisa Mitchell Delaney Development The businesses and individuals in Erling Riis, Lyon Fry Cadden the Spirit Club sponsor a state’s Distinguished Young Women Foundation Lyles and Kathryn Tuttle representative during National Distinguished Young Women Past Presidents Finals. Members of this group have George and Joan Waldron Distinguished Young Women State Programs generously contributed $2,500 and we ECM Home Health Services appreciate their support. EGM Bill and Jessica Barrick Jim and Dee Gambill Hargrove Engineers + Constructors Jimmy and Joy Grodnick McKinney Petroleum Hearin-Chandler Foundation Town of Dauphin Island Jeff Howard – Stifel Nicolaus Thompson Engineering Phil and Elizabeth Kaiser INTERESTED IN BECOMING A SPONSOR? Join us in impacting the lives and futures of outstanding young women across the nation. Contact [email protected]. BOARD of directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Faye Olensky Phil Kaiser Pat Hegwood President Executive Committee Eric Patterson WALA Fox 10 Retired President/CEO Gayfers/ Kellie Hope President Maison Blanche Dept. Stores Southern Light Alabama Power Company Jessica Barrick Past President Paige Plash Paul Klotz Kenny Crow Bellingrath Gardens and Home Executive Committee Thompson Engineering Vice President Encore Rehabilitation, Inc. Crow, Shields & Bailey PC T. Bragg Van Antwerp, Jr. Kathy Latta VP Finance Kriselyn Barnes Swalley John Crowley Mitchell, McLeod, Pugh & Jim Barnes Enterprises Inc./ Mitch McConnell Secretary/Treasurer Coale, Dukes, Kirkpatrick & Crowley Williams, Inc. McDonald’s McConnell GMC Rusty Allman Kesshia Davis Mark Bunting Dean Parker Vita Capital, Inc. ServisFirst Bank VP Operations/Gov WKRG News 5 Mobile Gas Kristin Parsons Jim Bledsoe Laura Burton Austal USA, LLC Deanna Graham VERGE Robert Campbell Secretary Mike Rice Lamar Advertising Company Evonik Corporation Rena’ Davis Master Boat Builders Coastal Bank Tom Clement Carna Triftshauser Vicki Rosetti-Applewhite Summer Classics State Chair Representative Buffy Donlon HospiScript Service Wintzell’s Oyster House Beth Thomas Harwell Coale Alabama Power - A Southern Coale, Dukes, Kirkpatrick & Crowley Rob Diehl Kristi Galloway Company Executive Committee Regions Bank Phil Kaiser Trustmark National Bank Creath Townsend Dee Gambill Forrest Latta Joy Mitchell Grodnick Retired, Regions Financial David Turner Burr Forman Executive Committee BancorpSouth Ashley Halfman Hopt Shirley
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