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NPB Branch (Florivision) Fall 1987Foundation's Circle of Friends Keeps On Growing The Friends of the Foundation, a diverse group of individuals commit- ted to advancing opportunities for women in education, have taken a leadership role in providing financial resources for the AAUW Educational Foundation. Their support enables the Foundation to continue its high quality programs and to explore neve avenues that V!ill advance education, research and self development for women. This year, 82 individuals joined the Friends of the Foundation, a 32 per- cent increase over last year. Con- tributing over $200,000 to EFP, the Friends are leaders in promoting in- dividual giving to the Foundation. The Foundation extends its great appreciation to the following 1986/87 Friends of the Foundation: Anonymous Christina Lochman Balk Elizabeth Bock Judy Borden Harriet Bragg Jenny Bramley Frances Brautigam Margaret M. Bryant Judith W. Burroff Yu Yu -Mei Chao Alice W. Church Lois Cook Theodora P. Dakin Ouida W. Dickey Marjorie W. Dunaway Loryann M. Eis Barbara P. Fischlowitz Rose Fishkin Virginia I. Francis �--� Elna Grahn Mary A. Grefe Annette Gruber` Sarah Harder Meta A. Haupt Gift in Honor of Anne W. Emily W. Herbert Marian Hodgkiss Gretchen Q. Ilgenfritz Klara S. Johnson Lois M. Johnson Margaret C. Johnson Anna Dale Kek Florence A. Keuerleber Elizabeth Knapp ,Robert & Caroline Lamkin aomi Meyers Laughlin lice Ann Leidel ildred Maxwell North Palm Beach r'an'ch by Betty Moore, P.I. Chair The. North Palm Beach branch was surprised and honored to receive the AAUW road sign from the Florida Division for having achieved the highest percentage of membership retention among branches of a similar size. Approaching North Palm Beach from the north on U.S. 1, one sees there among the plaques of the Rotary_ Elizabeth S. May Dagmar Edith McGil Alice A. McKee Burney Mendenhall Elizabeth S. & John Margaret B. Miller Margaret D. Miller Laura Smiley Miller Julia K. Muller & Ear Evelyn Murray Claire Norton Virginia F. Palmer Anne R. Prange Mary Puckett Mary Purcell Barbara S. Riley Elizabeth T. Sauer Sharon Schuster Rheva Ott Shyrock Kappie Spencer Evelyn Stanton Marie C. Stark Margaret M. Steeves I Mindell W. Stein Carol G. Stull Maxine Rustad Thorson Michaels Linda Tisdale Paul & Willie May Turbeville Doris S. Turner William & Lois Waldorf I K. Shreckengast Lloyd M' & Helen L. Wampler Margaret Wasson Juanita Greer White Bette Whitley Willson Marie E. Yevak Blodwen Zeitler Over half of these major con- tributors joined together in Houston for Foundation Night to celebrate the achievements of the Foundation. A special VIP reception, sponsored by the AAUW and Educational Founda- tion Boards of Directors, was held iti Houston for this year's Friends. This year, the Friends will join with the Foundation to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the AAUW Fellowship Program. They will be the Founda- tion's guests at the Centennial Gala Event that will be held in Washington, DC, next June, where they will receive special recognition for their ongoing leadership. If you would like to become a part of this important group of Foundatiofl donors during this important centen- nial year, please contact Lucy Dorick, Assistant Director for Development, at 202/728-7606, or send your contribution of $1,000 or more to: Friends of the Foundation The Development Office AAUW Educational Foundation 2401 Virginia Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20037 PAGE S FLORIVISION orid*a Judy Pierman (Division Program stimulating keynote .Friday night. Jaycees and Kiwanis the AAUW road sign mounted conspicuously on a sign board. We are also grateful to Judy Pierman, former branch president and currently a member of the village council, who arranged for the placement of our sign. See photo. k F,COr4f Vlsroa, , ven� --ti-o 1987. �� ........... diverse group of individuals commit- ted to advancing opportunities for women in education, have taken a leadership role in providing financial resources for the AAUW Educational Foundation. Their support enables the Foundation to continue its high quality programs and to explore neve avenues that Trill advance education, research and self development for women. This year, 82 individuals joined the Friends of the Foundation, a 32 per- cent increase over last year. Con- tributing over $200,000 to EFP, the Friends are leaders in promoting in- dividual giving to the Foundation. The Foundation extends its great appreciation to the following 1986/87 Friends of the Foundation: Anonymous Christina Lochman Balk Elizabeth Bock Judy Borden Harriet Bragg Jenny Bramley Frances Brautigam Margaret M. Bryant Judith W. Burroff Yu Yu -Mei Chao Alice W. Church Lois Cook Theodora P. Dakin Ouida W. Dickey Marjorie W. Dunaway Loryann M. Eis Barbara P. Fischlowitz Rose Fishkin -Virginia I. Francis Elna Grahn Mary A. G refe Annette Gruber Sarah Harder low Meta A. Haupt Gift in Honor of Anne W. l Emily W. Herbert Marian Hodgkiss Gretchen Q. Ilgenfritz Klara S. Johnson Lois M. Johnson Margaret C. Johnson Anna Dale Kek Florence A. Keuerleber Elizabeth Knapp Robert & Caroline Lamkin Naomi Meyers Laughlin \lice Ann Leidel lildred Maxwell Worth Palm 13each Branch Dagmar Edith McGill Alice A. McKee Burney Mendenhall Elizabeth S. & John Michaels Margaret B. Miller Margaret D. Miller Laura Smiley Miller Julia K. Muller & Earl K. Shreckengast Evelyn Murray Claire Norton Virginia F. Palmer Anne R. Prange Mary Puckett Mary Purcell Barbara S. Riley Elizabeth T. Sauer Sharon Schuster Rheva Ott Shyrock Kappie Spencer Evelyn Stanton Marie C. Stark Mindell W. Stein Carol G. Stull Maxine Rustad Thorson Linda Tisdale Paul & Willie May Turbeville Doris S. Turner William & Lois Waldorf Lloyd M'& Helen L. Wampler Margaret Wasson Juanita Greer White Bette Whitley Willson Marie E. Yevak Blodwen Zeitler Over half of these major con- tributors joined together in Houston for Foundation Night to celebrate the achievements of the Foundation. A special VIP reception, sponsored by the AAUW and Educational Founda- tion Boards of Direotors, was held On Houston for this year's Friends. This [-ounaation to celebrate the iuutn Anniversary of the AAUW Fellowship Program. They will be the Founda- tion's guests at the Centennial Gala Event that will be held in Washington, DC, next June, where they will receive special recognition for their ongoing leadership. If you would like to become a part of this important group of Foundation donors during this important centen- nial year, please contact Lucy Dorick, Assistant Director for Development, at 202/728-7606, or send your contribution of $1,000 or more to: Friends of the Foundation The Development Office AAUW Educational Foundation 2401 Virginia Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20037 PAGE 8 FLORIVISION WINTER 1987 orida Judy Pierman `Division Program stimulating keynote Friday night. onve nt,ion 1987 Tow rd 2000 ..: . ::.............. NO 0% _001 ..: .: r+1 \ X. ..: .: