Rose spoke very little English until she started her education in a one room schoolhouse a few miles from…
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Patty was elected as president of the South Dakota Association of the Deaf and served for six years…
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Julie returned to the Rapid City Convention & Visitors Bureau in July 2014 and led the rebranding effort…
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Sister Lynn Marie Welbig has dedicated her life to the service of others…
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Virginia is a notable author of Native American stories to promote cultural pride and knowledge for…
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She believed that service to her community and country was an obligation of citizenship…
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A Desert Storm veteran, Susan has earned the Bronze Star Medal and Senior Parachutist Badge.
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Judy Trzynka is a well-known face among the Republican party…
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She was a role model for us and remains a loving reminder of the importance of…
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Tamara, a Native American genealogist, has done extensive research in the history of…
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In fact, she was the first woman in the United States to be elected, not appointed, to a state…
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Sue has been a political leader for nearly three decades serving as Minnehaha County GOP Chair…
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In honor of her contributions to South Dakota education, youth leadership, and political…
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Virginia’s career cleared the way for many female educators and administrators to follow…
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As volunteers, we miss family events and are late for dinner many times but helping others…
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With courage, confidence, and persistence, nurse Jean Todd Saville developed her practice, served her…
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Jacquelyn was the first woman elected to the Lead City Commission and the only woman to serve as mayor…
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First female CEO of South Dakota Children’s Home Society…
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Barb continues her work with Murdo history by making memories nearly every day…
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In all her roles, she has consistently lifted up and empowered others to reach for their greatest…
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