NAUW Crowley Branch to honor Influential Women on Feb. 20

CROWLEY – The National Association of University Women – Crowley Branch will recognize and honor 22 women who have affected community residents in a positive manner, personified excellence in their leadership, and have helped to raise the standards of living for others.
Among the honorees are counselors, administrators, community organizers, entrepreneurs, youth advocates, investigators, and many other volunteers.
All Acadiana area residents are invited to join the NAUW members and the Crowley community for a banquet on Feb. 20 at the International Rice Festival Building in Crowley. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. Awards will be presented and a meal served.
The NAUW-Crowley Branch is comprised of women who have earned degrees from accredited colleges and universities listed by the United States Department of Education. The organization mission is to serve women, youth, and the disadvantaged population by addressing educational issues, advancing the status of women, and strategically partnering with other organizations to implement community projects.
Contact Dr. Ezora J. Proctor, Myrtle Cain, or any NAUW member for more information and tickets for this event.
Among those honorees will be: Ollie D. Johnson, Betty W. Wilkerson, Sharon Clement, minister Lucille Woodard, Joycie L. Pete Green, James Etta David, Suella Martina Dugar, Janet Marie Kneeland, Dora Gail George Johnson, Katharine Tezeno Cornish, Latasha D. Moore, Sandy Gail Guidry, Debra Washington, Carola Katie Jolivette, Paula Guidry Cutrer, Sharon DeVonne Wilridge, Sheral L. Garrick, Norma W. Washington, Antoinette Chaffers Pete, Charlesetta D. Andrus, Margaret Louise Jackson Young, and Tracey Batiste Landry.