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2008 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Emily "Sissy" Dunlap
Lawson, was honored as the 2008 Gainesville
Woman of Distinction. Growing up, she was a Girl Scout
herself, and her love of the community stayed with her
as she grew up. As an adult, she has founded many organizations,
served on multiple boards and become known for her philanthropic
efforts. |
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2007
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Juanita Adams, the
2007 Gainesville Woman of Distinction honoree, has
been instrumental in giving to her community on a
daily basis. Her work as a volunteer at the First
Baptist Church teaching Citizenship and English as
a Second Language classes has helped hundreds become
American citizens. The many awards she's received
illustrate what a profound impact she has had.
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2006
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Girl
Scouts of Northeast Georgia is proud to announce LeTrell
Simpson as the 2006 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
honoree. |
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2005
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Girl
Scouts of Northeast Georgia is proud to announce Myrtle
W. Figueras as the 2005 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
honoree. |
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2004
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Katherine Williams was
honored as the 2004 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
for her outstanding service to the community and for
exemplifying the qualities of a positive female role
model for young women. |
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2003
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Nell Wiegand was
chosen as the Girl Scouts of Northeast Georgia's 2003
Gainesville Woman of Distinction for her outstanding
achievements and a lifetime of service to her community. |
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2002
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Frances Meadows was
honored as the 2002 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
for her outstanding service to her community and for
exemplifying the qualities of a role model for young
women. |
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2001
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Lessie B. Smithgall was
chosen as the 2001 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
because of her contributions to her community, her leadership,
positive affiliations, being a role model to girls and
women and by embodying the Girl Scout Promise and Law. |
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2000
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Dorothy Rucker was
honored as the 2000 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
because of her contributions to her community, her leadership,
positive affiliations, being a role model to girls and
women and by embodying the Girl Scout Promise and Law. |
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1999
Gainesville Woman of Distinction
Jane Eve Wilheit was
chosen as the 1999 Gainesville Woman of Distinction
because of her dedication to the Gainesville/Hall County
community. |
