January 2024 Newsletter

Mission

The mission of the San Antonio Women’s Hall of Fame is to present, recognize and honor outstanding women in the community for their service and contributions through induction into the organization; and to provide funding to support higher education attainment for deserving local women pursuing a college education, and to promote their individual development in order to improve their status, interests, and needs of our community.

2024 SAWHOF Gala and Induction Ceremony

March 9, 2024

Valero Energy’s “The Vista” Event Center

1 Valero Way

San Antonio, 78249

6 PM – Reception

7 PM – Dinner and Induction Ceremony

6 – 8 PM On-Line Silent Auction

Cocktail Attire

Purchase Tickets

Purchase A Sponsorship

Purchase an Ad in the Program

Questions – Adrienne Cox 210-362-7867adrienne.cox@portsanantonio.us

Donate an Auction Item – Adelfa Reyna 210-325-3024 adelfa.reyna@yahoo.com

Who doesn’t love a party! The March 9th SAWHOF Gala and Induction Ceremony will be the party you will not want to miss! The 2024 induction of fifteen women represents the many career fields and community areas that are impacted daily by these women who continue to share their time, talent and treasure with San Antonio and the surrounding counties.

While attending the gala you will not only be recognizing these new inductees but you will be continuing to support the organization’s mission to provide scholarships for the graduates of the Young Women’s Leadership Academy of San Antonio. 

Event details are listed above. The links for tickets, sponsorships and program advertising are also listed above. Click those links to move directly to the purchase you wish to make. The on-line silent auction will be added soon to allow you to preview the items prior to the gala.

Contact your friends, members of the organization, other community members and ask them to join you! 

I look forward to seeing you there!

Doris


Member News

Elizabeth Sanchez- Lopez, Assistant Director of Fine Arts was selected to be the recipient of the Texas Dance Educators Association’s HALL OF FAME at the Annual TDEA Convention in Houston. The Hall of Fame Award is the most prestigious award achieved by an individual who has made a significant historical, unique or innovative contribution to Fine Arts Dance and Drill Team in the State of Texas.

Janie Gonzalez was recently unanimously reappointed by the San Antonio City Council as chair of the CPS Energy Board. Congratulations Janie! Read the article

Chris Alderete was recently featured in an article in the San Antonio Express News. In the article, Chris emphasizes looking for new opportunities in each new day. Read the article.

Patsy Torres was featured in a recent KSAT.com story. Patsy is a well known Tejano performer and has won many awards for her music. The article features some of Patsy’s many other accomplishments outside the world of entertainment – the “Positive Force” schools tour and her role as a professor. Read the article.

We were saddened to learn of the death of Dr. Dorothy Ellen “Dottie” Williams. Dottie was a well known long-time educator who served as teacher, coach, professor, school administrator and district level administrator for 44 years. She was the first woman Assistant Athletic Director in SAISD. She was also a principal in Harlandale ISD and a long time professor at Our Lady of the Lake University. Read the obituary.

If you know of or are a member being honored/recognized, please send me the information so that I can include the information in the newsletter. My direct email is doris.slaybarber@gmail.com 

I look forward to hearing from the members.


January 2024 Newsletter
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