El Paso Women's Hall of Fame

The El Paso Women's Hall of Fame honors and recognizes the accomplishments of El Paso women. The El Paso Hall of Fame is sponsored by the El Paso Commission for Women[1] and was established in 1985.[2] Inductees are women who live in El Paso and who have made a significant contribution and impact on the community.[3] The Commission accepts nominations from the public.[4] There are four honorary members, including Herlinda Chew, Polly Harris, Drusilla Nixon and Hedwig Schwartz.[5]

Inductees

El Paso Women's Hall of Fame
Name Image Birth–Death Year Area of achievement
Acosta, ChristinaChristina Acosta 2015 Civic leadership.[6]
Acosta, Lucy G.Lucy G. Acosta[5] (1926-2008)
Adams, KeithaKeitha Adams 2010 Sports and athletics.[7]
Aguilar, SylviaSylvia Aguilar[5]
Andrade, ClaudiaClaudia Andrade 2009 Professional.[8]
Azar, SuzieSuzie Azar (1946- 2005 Public service.[9]
Barber, KathleenKathleen Barber[5]
Bartlett, JanetJanet Bartlett[5]
Bartoletti, Margaret R.Margaret R. Bartoletti[5]
Beall, Jimmy FayeJimmy Faye Beall[5]
Belding de Wetter, MargaretMargaret Belding de Wetter[5]
Berry, Cleola L.Cleola L. Berry[5]
Brennand, R. KatherineR. Katherine Brennand[5]
Booth, NancyNancy Booth 2015 Professional.[6]
Buchmueller, FlorenceFlorence Buchmueller 2008[10]
Burnham, IrisIris Burnham[5]
Butterworth, SharonSharon Butterworth 2007 Public service.[11]
Cardone, KathleenKathleen Cardone[5] (1953-
Carpio, Luz M.Luz M. Carpio[5]
Carillo, Mary LouMary Lou Carillo[5]
Carillo, YvonneYvonne Carillo[5]
Casas, EstelaEstela Casas[12] (1961- 2011
Castiglia, PatriciaPatricia Castiglia[5] 1997
Castillo, RosemaryRosemary Castillo[5]
Chavez, IreneIrene Chavez 2010 Science, health care.[13]
Coleman, Barbara ForesterBarbara Forester Coleman 1999 Public service.[14]
Coltharp, LurineLurine Coltharp[5]
Corn, VivienneVivienne Corn[5]
Crouch, Lillian WilliamsLillian Williams Crouch 2005 Education.[15]
Curry, Beatriz ReynaBeatriz Reyna Curry[5]
Daudistel, Marcia HatfieldMarcia Hatfield Daudistel 2013[16]
Daughtry, Barbara JeanBarbara Jean Daughtry[5]
Deckert, MyrnaMyrna Deckert[17]
DeGroat, MartiniMartini DeGroat 2000[18]
DeGroff, Alzina Allis OrndorffAlzina Allis Orndorff DeGroff[5]
Diaz-Walker, BarbaraBarbara Diaz-Walker 2008[10]
Dodson, Betty J.Betty J. Dodson[5]
Dodson, Mary AnnMary Ann Dodson[5]
Dodson, Stephanie KarrStephanie Karr Dodson[5]
Drew, AlejandrinaAlejandrina Drew[5]
Ducre, Rufina EvaRufina Eva Ducre 1997 Volunteerism.[2]
Duke, EleanorEleanor Duke[19]
Enriquez, Ann M.Ann M. Enriquez 2003 Civic leadership.[20]
Enriquez, BlancaBlanca Enriquez
1999[21]
Farah, CynthiaCynthia Farah[5]
Feinberg, Joyce EdwardsJoyce Edwards Feinberg[5]
Fierro, EnriquetaEnriqueta Fierro[5]
Flood, Maria ElenaMaria Elena Flood[5]
Foskett, JeanneJeanne Foskett 2009 Education.[8]
Francis, Ginger G.Ginger G. Francis[5]
Gill, AnnaAnna Gill[5]
Gladstein, Miriam ReiselMiriam Reisel Gladstein 2011[22]
Gladstone, BeatriceBeatrice Gladstone 2003 Civic leadership.[23]
Gomez, DeliaDelia Gomez[5]
Gómez , MónicaMónica Gómez 1995 Arts.[24]
Gonzalez, MaryMary Gonzalez (1983- 2015 Public service.[6]
Gonzalez, Mary CarmenMary Carmen Gonzalez 2009 Science, health care.[8]
Gorman, SusieSusie Gorman 2012 Science, health care.[25]
Guerrero, RosaRosa Guerrero[26]
Guevara, Maria de JesusMaria de Jesus Guevara 2007 Public service.[27]
Hamilton, NancyNancy Hamilton 2008[10]
Haynes, Mary R.Mary R. Haynes 2008[10]
Hernandez, ElviaElvia Hernandez 2001 Civic leadership.[28]
Hernandez, Marta DuronMarta Duron Hernandez[5]
Herring, JanJan Herring[5]
Heuser, IngeborgIngeborg Heuser 2009 Arts.[29]
Hills, Frances G.Frances G. Hills[5]
Hoover, BettyBetty Hoover[5]
Hopkins, Felicia P.Felicia P. Hopkins 2005 Professional.[30]
Horton, Cynthia D.Cynthia D. Horton 2015[31]
Johnson, DavieDavie Johnson[5]
Johnson, Louise E.Louise E. Johnson[5]
Kelley, Elizabeth H.Elizabeth H. Kelley[5]
Kern, RuthRuth Kern[5]
Kirk, Diana M.Diana M. Kirk[5]
Kistenmacher, Catherine B.Catherine B. Kistenmacher 2007 Arts.[32]
Lacy, Mary A.Mary A. Lacy[5]
Lake, GraceGrace Lake[5]
Lea, Sarah DightonSarah Dighton Lea[5]
Ligon, Betty J.Betty J. Ligon[5] (1921-2015)[33]
Ledesma, RomyRomy Ledesma (1935 - 1992 Science, health care.[34]
Lofberg, MaureenMaureen Lofberg 2015 Science, health care.[6]
Lowenberg, Lupe CasillasLupe Casillas Lowenberg[35]
Macias, Patricia A.Patricia A. Macias 2003[36] Public service.[37]
Macias, Transito AlarconTransito Alarcon Macias[5]
Mack, MaryMary Mack 2015 Sports and athletics.[6]
Mapula, Olga M.Olga M. Mapula[5]
Margo, Adair WakefieldAdair Wakefield Margo[38]
May, HarrietHarriet May 2002[3]
MacGuire, Betty Lee MoorBetty Lee Moor MacGuire 2007 Civic leadership.[39]
Miculka, Jean H.Jean H. Miculka 2008[10]
Mitchell, Paula RaePaula Rae Mitchell 1999[21]
Milson, Buena T.Buena T. Milson 1995[40]
Montoya, IrmaIrma Montoya[5]
Moreno, Esperanza AcostaEsperanza Acosta Moreno[5]
Mutnick, Phoebe H.Phoebe H. Mutnick[5]
Nasser, Surella C.Surella C. Nasser[5]
Natalicio, DianaDiana Natalicio[5] (1939-
Natividad, María AlmeidaMaría Almeida Natividad 2015 Arts.[6]
Offutt, JeanJean Offutt[5]
Paez, LeticiaLeticia Paez 1997 Science, health care.[41]
Parker, Carolyn P.Carolyn P. Parker[5]
Partridge, ElsieElsie Partridge 2008[10]
Perez, Anna ValdezAnna Valdez Perez 2015 Education.[6]
Perez, Gloria OsunaGloria Osuna Perez[5]
Phillips, Nita B.Nita B. Phillips 2009 Volunteerism.[8]
Ponce, MaryMary Ponce 2008[10]
Posey, EvelynEvelyn Posey 2001[18]
Price, Len GoldenLen Golden Price 2003 Professional.[42]
Quarm, Joan H.Joan H. Quarm 2003 Arts.[43]
Quinn, Patricia D.Patricia D. Quinn 2005 Civic leadership.[44]
Reese, Becky DuvalBecky Duval Reese 2005 Arts.[45]
Reyes, PatriciaPatricia Reyes 2007 Professional.[46]
Rivera, Cynthia D.Cynthia D. Rivera 1999 Science, health care.[47]
Rivera, GuadalupeGuadalupe Rivera 1991[48]
Robles, Belen B.Belen B. Robles[49]
Rodriguez, Carmen E.Carmen E. Rodriguez 2009 Civic leadership.[8]
Rosson, PeggyPeggy Rosson[5]
Russell, Mary LorraineMary Lorraine Russell[5]
Rushing, SandraSandra Rushing 1999 Sports and athletics.[50]
Salas-Porras, Josefina A.Josefina A. Salas-Porras 2003 Education.[51]
Santamaria, HelenHelen Santamaria 2016 Civic leadership.[52]
Santana, Rosa V.Rosa V. Santana[5]
Sarinana, RitaRita Sarinana[5]
Saucedo, Mary Carmen V.Mary Carmen V. Saucedo[5]
Scarbrough, LucyLucy Scarbrough[53]
Schaechner, Ann GoodmanAnn Goodman Schaechner[5]
Schild, KittyKitty Schild (1948- 1998[54]
Schwartz, Tania L.Tania L. Schwartz[5]
Senior, MayolaMayola Senior[5]
Shaw, Gladys R.Gladys R. Shaw (1931-2011) 2011[55]
Shook, SueSue Shook 2003 Education.[56]
Schwartz, Jody PolkJody Polk Schwartz 2000 Arts.[57]
Silva, Maxine L.Maxine L. Silva[5] (1915-2013)[58]
St Clair, GemtriaGemtria St Clair[5]
Stevens, Mary B.Mary B. Stevens[5]
Tinajero, JosieJosie Tinajero[5]
Tippin, Mary NewellMary Newell Tippin[5]
Troyer, DianeDiane Troyer[5]
Turner, Sue CardwellSue Cardwell Turner 1997 Volunteerism.[59]
Viescas, CoraCora Viescas[5]
Villalobos, Robbie F.Robbie F. Villalobos[5]
Washington, Leona FordLeona Ford Washington (1928-2007) 1991[60]
Watkins, DeneseDenese Watkins 2006[61]
Williams, EileenEileen Williams 2015 Military.[6]
Windle, Janice WoodsJanice Woods Windle[5] (1938-
Wolfe, JanJan Wolfe[5]
Young, Mary S.Mary S. Young 2007 Education.[62]

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