Thursday, March 22, 2001
The Cincinnati Enquirer's Women of the Year
Today, we celebrate the work of women whose helping hands have made Greater Cincinnati a more livable city.
Mentors, fund-raisers, volunteers and advocates, these women have tackled issues facing our health, the poor, children, the elderly and our common cultural awareness.
Hundreds of nominations poured into the publisher's office for our 33rd annual awards. From those, these 11 women were selected to join the 320 others who have been honored since Women of the Year began in 1968.
They will be honored today at a luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, downtown.
Jane Lampke Bracken
Mary Frances Williams Clauder
Sister Mary Ann Fuerst
The Rev. Dr. Lucinda W. Gorman
Francie Schott Hiltz
J.J. Johnson-JioDucci
Danya Karram
Sherrie Lou Noel
Merri Gaither Smith
Sister Alice Marie Soete
Mauri J. Willis
The Cincinnati Enquirer's Women of the Year
Danya Karram
Francie Schott Hiltz
J.J. Johnson-JioDucci
Jane Lampke Bracken
Mary Frances Williams Clauder
Mauri J. Willis
Merri Gaither Smith
Sherrie Lou Noel
Sisters Mary Ann Fuerst and Alice Marie Soete
The Rev. Dr. Cinda Gorman
Past Enquirer Women of the Year
