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The
"Extra Efforts Awards" were established by
the Foundation for Extra Effort©
(FEE) as a tool to motivate and reward achievers
that may otherwise go unrecognized - our
everyday heroes and those of
 the future. America has
the Academy Awards, Emmys, Who's Who, and other
manner of recognizing the much celebrated, but,
there is not enough recognition of those that make
an "extra effort" to make them, their families,
their community, and others. The "Extra Effort
Awards" are for those that contribute to making this
a better world or provide inspiration to others
through their extra effort. It is for the uncommon
valor and dedication that is the backbone of America
and that which has made us great. It is for the
everyday hero - the student, athlete, fireman,
policeman, senior, housewife, factory worker, and
others who contribute everyday to making this
a better America and a better world. Through the
"There's a Winner in You Extra Effort Awards" to
them we say "There is a Winner in You."
Starting in the early 80s what
has evolved to become Salute America promoted the concept "Extra Effort
Makes a Difference" under the banner of The Foundation for
Extra Effort (FEE). FEE participated in, supported or
produced numerous events during the late 80s and early 90s.
In 1980 FEE was a principal organizer of
the world premier for the movie "The Earthling"
with William Holden
and Ricky Schroder, N.Y.P.D fame with the theme "Extra
Effort Makes a Difference." Barbi Benton, child star
Kim Fields, and numerous other stars attended the Sunset
Boulevard world premier.
In 1983, FEE produced an event for world
hunger at Fairfax High School. The event was a celebrity
basketball game with former Rams players Deacon Jones, Bubba
Smith, Preston Dennard and Johnnie Johnson. Child star Gary
Coleman, musician Brian Auger numerous others participated
in the event.
In the 80s, FEE produced an Extra Effort
Basketball League with teams sponsored by the Merv Griffin
Show, Solar Records, KJLH Radio (owned by Stevie Wonder),
Marvin Gaye and others in Los Angeles. One of the organizers
was was Flynn Robinson who played for the Lakers with Jerry
West. Lynn Swann and many others participated in press event
at the Penthouse of Donald Sterling owner of the Clippers
NBA basketball team
FEE also worked with an
organization called "World Peace Now" and participated in
Earth Day which was hosted that year by Woopie Goldberg.
The first Extra Effort
Awards for Seniors were given to 100 seniors in Los Angeles,
California in 1996 by James "Pasqual" Bettio .
In 1999, Extra Effort was a
theme for the Fitness 50+ Jamboree in Los Angeles by the
City of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation.
T-Shirts for the event were design by FEE. The design
included "There's a Winner in You." FEE provided Extra
Effort Awards saying "There's a Winner in You" to
Mayor Richard J. Riordan, Carol Connors and other for
the event. Academy Award Nominee Carol Connors ("Flying High
Now" for Rocky) wrote the song entitled "There's a Winner in
You" and performed it at the event. The song is the them
song for Salute America.
Starting in 2002, we began recognizing certain
"Firsts" in the awards history. Below are listed the first
children, Fire Department and firemen, Radio and radio
broadcasters, TV news reporter, labor union, and high school
athletes. Become a first to provide or receive an Extra
Effort Award in your community as part of the "Salute
America - There's A Winner in You" Awards Campaign.
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In 1996 The Foundation for Extra Effort (FEE) and
James "Pasqual" Bettio, Founder of
Sharing Friend of the Arts Hollywood International (SFAHI)
and the Park LaBrea Arts Council gave the first
"Extra Effort Awards" to 100 senior achievers.
In 2000 FEE started operating
under the banner of Salute America.
In 2001 The Foundation for Extra
Effort gave out 106 Extra Effort Awards to community
leaders in the Armenian- Russian community at the "First
Annual Armenian Russian Awards" in Los Angeles, California.
The event was televised on Armenian television.
In
2002, the first children received "Extra Effort
Awards" in Lexington, KY at the Kentucky Diamonds
Awards Banquet.
Salute America has provided
Salute America Awards at numerous event including at
"Tennessee Pride" (2003) and "American Communities of
Friendship" (2004). Both events were in conjunction with the
American Museum of Science and Energy (AMSE) in Oak Ridge,
Tennessee.
Below is a list of all award winners from 1996
to the latest winners in 2007.
WINNERS 1996 -2007
"There's
a Winner in You Extra
Effort Awards"
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999,
2001, 2002, 2003,
2005,
2006
,
2007
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2007
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On June 7, 2007 the
following St.Paul Korean Elementary School children
received Salute America Awards for your artistic
achievement. The Awards were presented by Carmelita
Pittman at the Westmoreland Art Lofts in Los
Angeles, California, The Creative Capital of the
World. The winners were:
Eugene Chang
Irene Cho
Dove Choe
Stephanie Choi
Linda Choi
Benajamin Chun
Nichole Chun
Gloria Hwang
Christina KimÂ
Stella Kim
Angie Lee
Patrick Oh
Gloria Hwang
Edmund Junior Park
Matthew Song
Irene Yeu
Joah Yu
On June 14, 2007 over
100 Salute America Awards were presented to various
individuals and organizations for creative
contributions to Los Angeles - The Creative Capital
of the World - at a Gallery Opening for James "Pasqual"
Bettio at the
Westmoreland Lofts owned by
Creative Environments of
Hollywood.
Jerry
Schneiderman and Zachary Schneiderman of
Creative Environments of Hollywood attended the
event and received awards. The event was podcast
live on the Internet.
The Awards were
presented by Teddy Chambers - co-Chair of the Los
Angeles Chapter of Salute America. The recipients
were:
Diana Olivares
Tara Brown
Dan Sherrill
William Reichert
Larry Uyeno
Brittany Uyeno
Abel Olivares Sr.
Abel Olivares Jr.
Carmen Garcia
Marc Byrd
Dennis Yu
Chase Hoyt
C.R. Getty
Martin Goldberg
Leila Amirsadeghi
Justin & Cheyenne Bsaies
Marisa Viramontes
Kynia McCoy
Jonas Larsen
Anthony Ross
Inta Krukle
Jun Young Seo
Hyosub Shin
Loren Nielson
Terry Hughes
Andrew Ackland
Doug Blagg
Ivy
Crystal Ortiz
Alec Traub
James Myers
Andrew Van Den
Houten Enzo
Robert Smiland
Paul Nihipali
Jim Gillette
Sergey Parson
Criminon International
Cease Fire
Bob Adams
*Vice President Church of Scientology
Narconon International
Narconon Drug Prevention and Education
Hip Hop Café
Hip Hop Hall of Fame
Henry Fayson
Narconon Miracles
Women Veterans Esteem Group
Martin Luther King Season of Service
*Greater Los Angeles
Bradley Quick
*The Cool Change Foundation
Don Meredith
*Probation Commissioner County of Los Angeles
Tifanie Joudeh
*Arts and Entertainment Attorney
Dorothy Lenz
Addie Richburg
*National Alliance of Faith and Justice
Mig One
Angelyne
J.Pasqual Bettio
Barbara Katz Bierman
Doug Blagg
Bsais-Dragon Fire Glassworks
Jaimie Coffey
Hovik Davidian
Ofik davidian
Eric
Cindy Ezell
Daniel Field
Marilyn Field
Amy Galaudet
Debora Gillman
Nancy Jean Gray
Sara Groesbeck
Philip Reid Hendricks
Ever Hernandez
Ron Howell
Connie Lopez
Carlo Manzano
Maria Martinez
Ramon Munoz
Marlynn Northcutt
Gail Pillbury
Dee Pitchon
Carmelita Pitman
Madlyn Prudhomme
Ivor Pyres
Leonard Reid
Mark Sallings
Kathy Sanchez
Jerry Schneiderman
Zachary Schneiderman
Cantor Estherleon Schwartz
Norma Robinson Smith
Connie Taylor
Pierino Teti
Rose Marie Teti
Chloe Trahio
Jim Varketta
Bebe
Leslie
Veronica Hwang
*Principal, St. Paul’s Catholic Church Korean
Eugene Chang
Irene Choi
Stephanie Choi
Linda Choi
Benjamin Chun
Nichole Chun
Gloria Hwang
Edmund Junior Park
Matthew Song
Irene Yeu
Joah Yu
David Doyle
Cathy Scheibe
Alvin Lamarre
Esau Perez
Raissa Adolphe
Rob Poyer
Kate Hare
Mike De Martini
Des Martini
Jeramie Stewart
Kelly Ro
Vanessa Navarro
Alycia Breene
Rachel Barg
Paula Ambagtsheer
Ben Pando
Louis Scalise
Heather Scheibe
Ana Guzman
Sergio Cabrera
Allysa Romero
Estrella Garcia
Alain Gabriel
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2006
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Presented in Los
Angeles on July 4, 2006 on Salute Los Angeles Day
Lifetime Achievement
Award
Carol Autenrieth
Fort Moore Memorial Committee Chair
"Lifetime of
Dedication to Los Angeles History and Tradition."
TOP TEN
Metropolitan
Transportation Authority, "Best Transportation
System in America"
Los Angeles Police
Department (L.A.P.D), "Protecting and Serving
Los Angeles"
Los Angeles Fire
Department (L.A.F.D), "Courage and Dedicated
Service to Los Angeles"
La Opinion,
"80 Years of Commitment to Journalism for the
Hispanic People of America"
Club Deportivo Chivas
USA, "Community Soccer Initiatives"
El Pueblo de Los
Angeles Historical Monument, "The Historical
Birthplace of Los Angeles"
Los Pobladores 200,
"In Honor of the 200 Founding Families of Los
Angeles"
Keith Colley, The CAN
DO! Project, "Most Inspirational Youth Project"
- Can-Do-Kids
The Bunker Art
Group, "Best Artist Group in Los Angeles"
Teddy Chambers,
Narconon International, "Working to Make a Drug
Free World."
Special Achievement
The Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Department, Los Angeles County
Service Award
"Protecting
and Serving the Greater Los Angeles Area"
Los Angeles, California, May 7,
2006 at the 9th Annual Rose Variety Arts Show
"Parade of Angeles"
Presented by
The Rose Breast Cancer Society
Congresswoman Diane
Watson - U.S. Congress, 33rd District, State of
California
Nick LaTour - Actor
Buddy Collette - Jazz Singer
"Queen" Jean Brown Jr.- Jazz Singer
Marlynn Northcutt - Artist
Jerome Richardson -
Instructor City Honors School
Thelma Brown - Principal City Honors School
Morris Shaoulian - Director of the
International Cultural Center, L.A. Scottish Rite
Auditorium
Awarded to
SFC Anthony A. Crute
in Virginia on March 25, 2006
(While on leave from War
in Iraq)
Award for dedicated
U.S. Military Service to
SFC Anthony A. Crute, United States Army, in
recognition of 30 years of military service to the
United States and his service to our country in Iraq
for the Army Reserve.
Picture taken in Iraq
Sergeant Crute was recommended for
this award by Veronica Davis. The award was approved
by the Board of Salute America which is proud to
recognize Sergeant Crute as our first award to a
member of the U.S. Military. Sergeant Crute shall
return to Iraq for three more months of service
after receiving the award. God bless Sergeant Crute
and America.
See award
Awarded to
Mitchell Keller
on March 17, 2006
First Youth of the Year
to
Mitchell Keller, age 14,
for The Back Porch Show hosted by Mitchell Keller.
See "The
Back Porch Show."
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2005
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USC IGM
Art Gallery Exhibit of the Bunker Group, July 14,
2005
Los Angeles and Numerous Countries Honor Art of
Freedom
See Bunker
Art Group "Broken Eggs" Gif
There's
a Winner in You Extra Effort Awards for achievement
in art and the art of freedom were presented to
members and artists of the
Bunker Group by Lynn
Crandall, Director of USC IGM Art Galllery and CSL
Senior Senator James "Pasqual" Bettio, Founder of
the ARTery USA, at the opening of the “Broken Eggs:
Abstract Art, the Language of Freedom” Art Exhibit
at the USC IGM Art Gallery in Los Angeles,
California. The winners were:
Kiki
(Grigor Mikaelyan)
Founder and leader of The Bunker Group
Lark (Larisa Pilinsky) - Artist/Exhibit
Curator
Sev (Hachatryan, Henry) - Artist
Rotch (Armen Hajian) - Artist
Achot Achot (Achot Kazarian) - Artist
Narine Isajanyan - Artist
Lucine Khachatrian - Artist
Olga Rader - Artist
Tigran Aroutiounian - Artist
Vera Arutyunyan - Artist
Tigran Tahmizean - Composer
The
exhibit of these artist will be at USC IGM Art
Gallery for at least four months. The awards were
given to the Bunker Group for emerging from the
shadows of bunkers and basements where they had to
create their art under
the
former Soviet Union as “underground or dissident
artists.”
The
awards honor their emergence into the light of
freedom after the fall of the Soviet Union's
communist leaders - the "Broken Eggs." They are
recognized for their leadership and continuing
efforts to reintroduce to society and the world the
art of communication without prejudice toward any
language, religion or philosophy and for using art's
conversations of color, shape, texture and line to
recognize dissimilarities and reconcile them without
harm or malice.
Lynn
Crandall is the Director of USC IGM Art
Gallery and the curator of the exhibit is Larisa
Pilinsky, an artist and member of the Bunker Group.
For more on the “Broken Eggs: Abstract Art, the
Language of Freedom” Art Exhibit at the USC IGM Art
Gallery
click here. For more on the BUNKER GROUP
click here.
Consumer Awareness
Automobile Talk Radio Show
Car Concerns with Harry
Douglas, Knoxville, Tennessee, July 4, 2005
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2004
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American Communities
of Friendship Award at the American Museum of
Science and Energy (AMSE)
Oak Ridge High School
Student Council for 9/11 Project
Oak Ridge Rotary for Community Service
Parker Hardy, Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Chief Mack Bailey, Oak Ridge Fire Department (ORFD)
Kentucky Diamonds
Annual Awards Event, Lexington, Kentucky
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2003
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Oak
Ridge, TN - December 13, 2003
Lexington, KY - September 26, 2003
Los Angeles, CA - July 4, 2003
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Oak
Ridge, TN - December 13, 2003
American
Museum of Science and Energy (AMSE) Salute America
Awards on December 13, 2003. The winners were:
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History and World Impact -
Impacting the World
through Technology and Science
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OAK RIDGE
NATIONAL LABORATORIES
(ORNL)
Brenda
Hackworth,
Manager of Community Outreach for ORNL
BWXT Y-12
Mark
Barth, Program Director BWXT Y-12
ETTP K-25
Mark
Neuhart, Director of Public Affairs
THE AMERICAN
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND ENERGY (AMSE)
Jim Comish Program Manager AMSE
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Academics -
Dr. Thomas Bailey and Ken Green
OAK RIDGE SCHOOL
SYSTEM
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Athletics -
OAK RIDGE SCHOOL SYSTEM ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
A Tradition of Excellence in Athletics - Oak Ridge
"Wildcats”
Coach Bruce Lussier – 2003 Regional Champions -
Football
2003 Regional Champions - Girls Soccer
2003 Regional Champions - Girls Cross Country
2003 Regional Champions - Boys Cross Country
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The Salute America "Model City" Award -
to
THE CITY OF OAK RIDGE
To be received by
Jane Miller
Oak Ridge City Councilwoman
Oak Ridge City Services Awards
Chief David Beams
and the
Oak Ridge Police Department (O.R.P.D.)
Chief Mack Bailey
and the
Oak Ridge Fire Department (O.R.F.D.)
Kathryn Baldwin, Director
City of Oak Ridge
Community Development Department
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Commerce and Community Achievement
-
Parker Hardy
President/CEO
Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Purdue
Rotary Club of Oak Ridge
Lexington, KY - September 26, 2003
Community Support Awards
At
Kentucky Diamonds Awards Banquet - September 26,
2003 - Lexington Kentucky
Mr. Don Ball and Ms. Pam Bock for their support of
the Kentucky Diamonds
Los Angeles, CA - July 4, 2003
On
July 4th in 2003 Salute Ameirca ands The Foundation for Extra Effort (FEE) gave out
its first awards to a political office holder,
historical organizations, and to veterans at the
12th Annual Salute to Los Angeles given by the Fort
Moore Memorial Committee and the El Pueblo de Los
Angeles Historical Monument. The recipients were:
Antonio Villaraigosa, Councilmember 14th
District
Fort Moore Memorial Committee, Carol Autenrieth,
Chairman
Fort Moore Garrison, Rees Barr Commander
El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument General
Manager, Edward F. Navarro
El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument
Commission President, Maria Pacho
El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument
Director of External Affairs, Pauline Cazares
Heritage Trails, Inc. Marilyn Mills
Director
Historical Society of Southern California,
Jon Wilkman
Sons of Utah Pioneers Southern California Area
President Glayden Russell
Native Sons of the
Golden West, Grand President Richard Kimball, and
James Smith past President
Native Daughters of the Golden West, Ola Adante
accepting
Dr. Sally T. Acosta, Commissioner California
Commission on Aging
J. Pasqual Bettio, Senior Senator California Senior
Legislature
San Gabriel Valley Chinese Cultural Association,
Darren Lew Director
Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Henry Leong Chamber
Manager
Los Pobladores 200, Founding Families of Los Angeles
in 1781 Maria E. Benitez President
Xipe Totec Aztec Group, Lazaro Arvizu Director
Ballet “CoCo”, Esteban Coronado Director and
Choreographer
24th Michigan Volunteers Fife and Drum
Corp. Stephen Schmitt Director
Filipino American Community of Los Angeles, Inc.
Jose Baldonado, M.D. President
Olvera Street Merchants, Augusto Godoy
Lively Arts History Association, Walter Nelson
Director
Veterans: Col. J.N. Smith Dewell Cooper Robert
Allen Otto Autenrieth
Schurr High School Marching Band, Leonard Narumi,
Director
East Los Angeles College Marching Band, Jesus (Chuy)
Martinez, Director
Los Angeles Metropolitan Hispanic Chamber of
Commerce, Manolo Cevallos
2002
Barksdale, Martina; Barksdale,
Darius (KD Boy's);
Barnett, Ryan (KD
Boy's); Blair, Gentel, Blair, Javarus
(KD Boy's) ; Carter, Katrecia;
Carter, Moneisha; Chester,
Tavia; Chester, Tranard
(KD Boy's); Cobb, Jeffinisha; Cobb,
Jeffrica; Coles, Jaelyn; Coles, Jaryn; Crune,
Davisha; Fulz, Dyreatha; Johnson, Jordan
(KD Boy's); Johnson, Josh
(KD Boy's); Johnson, Shantoria; Knowles,
Chelsea; Knowles, Mytriael; Knowles, Robert; Lewis,
Dominae
Morton, China; Proctor, Monet; Proctor, Vashti;
Proctor, Venecia; Sanford, Carrington
See, Jasmine; Suter, Tameisha; Sweeting,
Josiah (KD Boy's);
Sweeting, Rowena; Sweeting, Sequoya;
Williams, Shakira ; Williams, Quantoria;
Larry
Lewis; Ben E.
Gaylor; Bruce D. Lawson; Adam
Black; Corey Booker; Spencer Gulmire; James
Mitchell; Tami
Kimball (Channel 18 LEXTV, Lexington, KY);
Dewey
"The Swamp Rat" Warren and Tony Basilio (WKVL 850am,
Knoxville, TN);
WKVL
850am - (Knoxville, TN.);
Iteria
King Bolden;
Tina Nichols; Sherry Brown;
Mattie
Morton; Parker Hardy
2001
In
2001 The Foundation for Extra Effort (FEE) gave out
106 Extra Effort Awards to community leaders
in the Armenian- Russian community at the
"First Annual Armenian Russian Extra Effort
Awards" in Los Angeles, California. The winners
were (alphabetical order - last name is listed
first.)
Agakhanyan,
Anushavan; Alajajian,
Stephan; Alexanian, Tomik; Anapolskyi, Alex;
Azatian, Hakop; Babyan, Yervand; Bagdasarian, Gagik;
Barda, Valeryi; Barkon, Vladimir; Barsagyan,
Messak; Barsegian, Gevork; Bashmakian,
Hakop;Basmakyan, Hovanes; Basova, Liza; Bekker,
Fedor; Berlin, Arkadyi; Bettio, James; Boyajian,
Alber; Daglian, Mike; Dubinkyi, Michael; Durmashkin,
Alex; Dzanashvili, Ramaz; Eremina, Larisa;
Fleyderovich, Yakov; Fournouzian, Minas; Frumkin,
Sy; Ganapolskyi, Alex; Garibian, Aramis;
Geller, Boris;
Gorbis, Boris; Grigor, Nick; Grigoriller, Liza;
Gurevich, Alex; Gutgarts, Edvard; Gutoreva, Anna;
Harutynyan, Khachik; Hovanesyan, Edik; Hovsepian,
Vache; Hovsepyan, Rudik
Ira, Vilya; Iskenderyan, Mardiros; Jabzian, Perj;
Keshishian, Oshen; Khachaturyan, Hubby; Kochar,
Rouben; Konviser, Semen; Konviser, Alla; Kostanyan,
Asatour; Kotlyar, Boris; Kutz, Efim; Leonov, Boris
Levin, Eugene; Levina, Lena; Lubarskyi, Yakov;
Madoian, Razmik; Mailyan, Salbi; Martirosyan, Anait;
Matusov, Alex; Mekrabyan, Onik
Melnik, Arnold; Mesropyan, Raffi; Mkhitaryan, Aram;
Mkhitaryan, Ruzanna; Mkhitaryan, Hrach; Mouradian,
Sarkis; Mouradian, Andranik; Mouradian, Sarkis;
Nachmanson, Vladimir; Nshanian, Anna; Orkis, Ilya;
Oroujian, Armen; Orphali, Jacob; Pachlevanyan,
Torgom; Pamboukchian, Arout; Panosyan, Anna; Patyuk,
Mikhail; Pogosian, Hakop; Popova, Svetlana;
Portnyanskaya, Svetlana; Potoyan, Serj; Rakhsmir,
Pavel; Rashkovskaya, Dora; Rezaye, Jenia; Reznik,
Naum; Rukov, Eugene; Rutstine,Grishon; Sarkissyan,
Martik; Saryan,Anahit; Saryan,Vrej; Shichelman,
Yulia; Shpitalnik,Semen; Shtinberg, Leonid; Sinanian,
Sinan; Sinanian, Hovanes; Sinyak, Dmitryi;
Snitkovsky, Janet; Snitkovsky, Emmanuil;
Sopognikov, Naum; Stolyarskiy, Efim; Tetzyan, Karpis;
Tsipis, Boris; Tsolakian, Aram; Vedisheva, Ida;
Voskanyan, Kristine; Yelkina, Maria; Yousefian,
Bob
1999
Esther
Adler, Gail Gordon, Hy Pike, Anastacio Abunag, Molly
Gorelick , Esther Rabb, Vita Adams. Carolyn
Greenblatt. Leonard Raskin, Marcella Agbabian, Lois
Gropman, Evelyn Raskin, Helena An, Col. Donald
Harris, Hy Raskin, Gertrude Averia, Col. Rita
Harris, Charles Reed, Peping Baclig, Rose Harrish,
Seymour Robinson, Barbara Blair, Gilda Harrison,
Amalia Rodriguez, Daniel Barrientos, Irving
Harrison, M.D., Clifton Rosett, Hilda Bass, Tom
Homsy, Mary Rossitto, Ida Bernstein, An Ci Hu, Roger
Sardea, Lucy Boone, Jean Jackson, Sheila Scotti,
Mabel Brewster, Mary Joseph, Eleanor Senff, Beverly
Brown, Frank Kelly, Richard Shane, Dorothy Brodwin,
Siranoush Keushguerian, John Shea, Flor Bustes, Soon
Oak. Kim, Dorothy Shepherd, Ken Calvin, Kimi
Kurokawa, Elinor Sparks, Sue Capin, David Lester,
Selma Spector, Gertrude Cline, Grace Leventhol,
Cecilia Stouffer, Walter Coombs, Stanley Y. Lew,
Delores Storay, Clarence Davis, Sol Londe, M.D.,
Kilka Stork, Joan Del Mar, Teresa Lozana, Mollie
Streem, Rose Delmer Viola Manasian, Cecilia
Stouffer, Adalia Dionisio, DMD, Dr. Marvin Marsh,
Lily Sugahara, Jean Dowd, Gene Marsh, Jayne Takahana,
Mandesta Elaire, Connie Martin, Dorothy Tamarin,
Doris Eller, Rose Maseredjian, Marvin Tavlin,
Margaret Evans, Emiko Mria Miller, Felizardo Ticao,
Katerine Ferrara, Estelle Tuvman, Marilyn Field,
Rose Mindel, Vartouken Rose Terzakian, Stanley
Fielding, Mamie Mitchell , Matias A. Valdez, M.D.,
Norma Foster, Mel Moss, Lisa Wagner, Jeanne Fox,
Sandy Moss, Florence Florence Gillman Rosemary
Pansini, Grace Wong, Herman Gillman, Mary Pearlstein,
Cloriann Young, Miriam Gillman, Victoria Peralta.
1998
Helen
Aaseng, Diana Augone, Sophie Baer, Dottie R. Banks,
Ruth , Brager, Jack Bramson, Jo Burch, Esther
Butler, Lourdes A. Cabanilla, Martine O. Caraballe,
Hy Cohen, Libi , Edna Coquerau,, Esther Crespin,
Annie Curry, Juanita Dallomes, Truth R. Davidson,
Elaine De Roches, John , Francis Despot, Marylou
Despot, Ann Dorf, Barbara Evans Dumas, Ida Engel,
Rachel Ereshefsky, Marta, Egan, Joan C. Gilmore,
Anita Hacker, Muriel Halpern, Morris Hattem, Max
Horten, Marion Howell, Reste, Ilnas, Tina Janzen,
Basil Joseph, Joe Joyce, Jean Kahn, Mildred Korshak,
Evelyn Lane, George Lanka, Jules, Levine, K. Grace
Mahoney, Babette Mandell, Melka Marshall, Theresa
McNair, Julian M. Mongaya, Ina Parker Shirley
Parker, Willis Pursley, Rick Rickles, Leah
Rosenberg, Richard Stone, Paula Shipin, Martha
Strauss, Anita Taylor,Rosita Timashpolskaya, Marilyn
J. Tursky, Betty Walfish, Rose Wasserman, Mona Weis
1997
Erna
Anderberg, Lou Apocada, Paul Ash, Barbara Bair, Kurt
Baruch, Hilda Bass, Anita Berg, Ted Bessho, Mary Bly,
Lydia Boyd, Joyce Bunten, Esther Butler, Jacqueline
Campbell, Jerry Campbell, Marguerite Coffey, Dick
Collins, Lydia Contreras, Leo Cunningham, Grace
Dinerstein, Maury Dinerstein, George Dunn, Happy
Fawn, Ralf Feldman, Shirley Freedman, George Geist,
Roz Goldstein, Gail Gordon, Claud H. Green, Charles
Green Ph.D., Lois Gropman Paul Hadley Ph.D., Janet
Henry, Leslie Hiestand, Earl Hochman, Elizabeth
Hulme, Margie Kahanovitch, Ellie Kaufman, George
Kaufman, Morris Kaufman, Leo Kolb, Merv Kretske,
Raquel Malca Laniado, Julia Lee Paula Lindemann,
Dorothy Lippert, Billie Little, Ruby Madison, Manny
Marcus, Anita Milman, Harold Mitchell, Don Mithchell,
Bob Morris, Siuin Morrissy, Margaret Morton, Rick
Navaro, Nelly Nigro, Bernadette Nishimura, Mabel
Ota, Francoise Pasques, Bernhard Perlin, Perli
Peltzig, Joe Polansky, Etta Pura, Ted Pura, Willis
Edward Pursley, Esther Rabb, Lillian Raphael,
Dorothea Regal, Don Renwick, Dick Rice, Henry Rivas,
Orilee Robbins, The Late Reverand Enoch Robinson,
Augustus Rhodes, Norma Roberts Gelle Salem, Rosalynd
Schechter, Richarda Scheiermann, Alfred Schleifer,
Frances Schleifer, Adrienne Seidt, Eleanor Senff,
Richard Shane, Aaron Shifrin, Henry Shipin, Paula
Shipin, Lilyan Silver, Sarah Solomon, Claire Soroko,
Margaret M. Sowma, Suzanna Stohl, Paul Stone, Martha
Strauss, Jacob Taff, Julia Thompson, Mattie Walker,
Ramona Ward, Ellen Weeg, Earl Westover, Philura
Williams, Kay Womack , Mary W. Wong
1996
Sally
T. Acosta, Bill Alexander, Ellen Bernick, Leah
Bernstein, Alice Bloschak, David Bloom Mildred
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