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Item :~.1 Recognize Barbara Nemec as "Outstanding Woman
of the Year" as presented by the Women°s Division of the
Chamber of Commerce. (County J~_~dge)
This item was discussed by the Court with the Judge stating
that Barbara Nemec County Tr^easurer was recognized as
D~_itstanding Woman of the Year by the Chamber and that the Court
would like to recognize her for this award. Commissioner
Lehman added that it looks good to have a county employee at
the Courthouse receive this award.
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MEETING DATE: OCTOBER 2 8 , 19 9 6 Z'IN~ PREFERRED:
SUBJECT: (PLEASE BE SPECIFIC) _
TO RECOGNIZE BARBARA NE!~IEC AS "OUTSTANDING WOMAN OF THE YEAR".
THE HONOR WAS PRESENTED BY THE WOr~IEN'S DIVISION OF THE CH MBrR
OF COh1MERCE TO THE COUNTY TREASURER AT THE YO HOTEL ON OCTOBER 8th.
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Baptist Church and various indi-
vidual and group volunteer
activities.
Rae has been a chamber and
Women's Division volunteer for
years, as well as being active in
[he church.
Serving as first vice presi-
dent of the Senior Games, "she
knows every volunteer personal-
ly," said Karen Tucker, Senior
Games director.
Richard Whitman ,director
of operations and community
relations at La Hacienda, won
the Health Care Leadership
Award, presented by Dr. Gloria
Olsen, superintendent of
Kerrville State Hospital.
Whitman has shared his own
story of addiction and recovery,
plus his expertise in the treat-
ment of chemical dependency,
she said. La Hacienda Director
Frank Sadiack called Whitman
the "cheerleader to the other 130
staff members" at the treatment
center, in his nomination.
Grace Ayala, president of the
Women's Division which spon-
sors the award, presented the
Outstanding Woman of the Year
award to Barbara Nemec.
Nemec was described as a
woman whose cycle of activities
ripple throughout the communi-
ty, and Ayala listed roles of
mother, sister, daughter, loving
partner, elected official, active
Republican, classroom parent,
Emmaus team member,
fundraiser, civic volunteer, advi-
sor, horse groomer, cook, Daisy
BARBARA NE~iIEC (top center} was named Outstanding Woman o~
the Year by the Women's Division of the chamber, with Grace Ayala
(right) and Mark Armstrong making the presentation. Richard ,.
Whitman (bottom center) received the Health Care Leadership ,;
award from Dr. Gloria Olsen and Armstrong. - ''
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Scout co-leader, and bedtime
storyteller.
"This is a woman who rec-
ognizes and applauds Kerrville
every day of her life," said Ayala
of Nemec.
The evening's program also
included the year in review - in
original verse - by Sherry
_ Fair
Cunningham, executive vice''
president, and featured entertain='
ment by local singer and com=
poser Ridge Floyd.
Outgoing chamber president`
Mark Armstrong passed th'e
gavel of the organization over to ~~
Phyllis Ricks of Ricks Fumiture~`
for 1996-97.
Item 2.1 P.ecognize Barbara Nemec
as "Outstanding Women of. the Yeur"
as presented br the Women's nivision
of the Chamber of Commerce.
October 29, 1996
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