Texas Women’s Hall of Fame adds 13 women including Sally Ride
The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame honors 13 women across disciplines led by Sally Ride the first American woman in space. Recipients span Science and Technology Jody Conradt Public Service Anne Armstrong Agriculture Mary Lavinia Griffith Business Mary Kay Ash Civic Ada Simond Communications Caro Crawford Brown Education Wilhelmina Delco Health Kiny Owen Legal Hermine Dalkowitz Tobolowsky Literary Arts Margaret Cousins and Volunteers Alicia R. Chacon Frances E. Goff with notable roles in city, state, and national service.
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Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Mary Lavinia Griffith
Paige
Mary Kay Ash
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Ada Simond
Austin
Caro Crawford Brown
Alice Daily Echo
Duval
Wilhelmina Delco
House Committee On Higher Education
Kiny Owen
Fort Worth
Hermine Dalkowitz Tobolowsky
Dallas
Chacon
el Paso
Carter
Small Business Administration
Goff
Houston
University of Texas System Cancer Center
M.D. Anderson Hospital and
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C. John White
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Jody Conradt
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Alicia R. Chacon
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Florence Nightingale
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Dorothy Jackson
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