Shining Seniors
With college graduation looming on the near horizon, many seniors in Gamma Phi Beta look forward to new careers, adventures and experiences in the “real” world. Several years of college study have prepared them to join the workforce, while their years in the Sorority have cultivated self-confidence, leadership ability and a lasting network of friendships to enrich their alumnae years.
The Crescent featured a shining senior from each region in the winter 2012 issue. We had so many outstanding nominations, so we are featuring those that we couldn’t fit in the magazine below. Congratulations to all of our Shining Seniors – we wish you the best and brightest for the future!
Region 1
Victoria Bernardo (Bridgewater State University)
Major: History
Future Goals: To be a CLC for Gamma Phi Beta
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter president
Victoria shines because she embodies the highest type of womanhood. She is able to be stern while remaining open-minded and approachable. She has worked with her officers to implement effective and useable bylaws and standing rules, as well as scholarship, risk management, healthy life style, budget and crisis management plans. While these documents are required, previously they either didn't exist or weren't being created or worked properly. She has begun to hold chapter members accountable for their actions and makes the hard decisions when needed. She helps to keep Gamma Phi Beta a top chapter on campus and has set the framing and groundwork for future leaders to flourish not only on our campus but within International Gamma Phi Beta.
Thank you to Chapter Advisor Shelby Bukhenik for the nomination.
Norah Isbister (University of Toronto)
Major/Minor: Sociology, French and Human Geography
Future Goals: She plans to work for a year and then do graduate work in human resources.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: House manager, Panhellenic director of recruitment
Norah shines for many reasons. She is the recipient of Alpha Alpha Chapter's sisterhood award which honors loyalty, friendship and "someone to count on." She can be counted on to attend many chapter events, and as a senior, sets an example for the new members. She participates in the Toronto alumnae chapter’s activities with her Gamma Phi Beta mother.
Norah has been a tireless advocate for the University of Toronto Panhellenic system, and this past year she was the director of recruitment which resulted in one of the University’s most successful recruitment periods. In her previous Panhellenic role, Norah developed the first written public relations plan for the University of Toronto Panhellenic Association.
Thank you to Alpha Alpha House Corporation Board president Grace Lin for the nomination.
Mikaela (Fudge) Kofman (McGill University)
Major: Anatomy and Cellular Biology
Future Goals: Mikaela would like to go to Medical School and become a surgeon. Additionally, she has been targeted for cycling team for the summer Olympics in 2012 and 2016.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Standards chair
Mikaela shines because of the large and unique role she plays in the overall function of her chapter. As standards chair and and parliamentarian Mikaela is very conscious of the rules and procedures of Gamma Phi Beta. She respects their importance and the vital role that they play in the functioning of the organization. She is a very level-headed individual and is not afraid to speak her mind when she feels it is necessary. She very empathic and is always careful to consider the feeling of others before speaking. She is very committed to her career as an athlete but at the same time has been able to focus her attention on her academics. She is a true leader and role model for the others in the chapter, as she can demonstrate how important ambition is but that it can’t be the only thing that drives us.
Thank you to Sofia Quilico and Janet McKelvie for the nomination.
Mary Hannah Stewart (Bentley University)
Major: Information Design and Corporate Communication
Future Goals: Pursue her MBA and work in the nonprofit public relations field
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Administrative Vice President, Standards Judicial Board member, Song Chair (2010, 2011-current), Assistant New Member Educator (Fall 2009)
There is no doubt that all Gamma Phis are shining stars, but Mary Hannah (known as Hannah) appears to stand out, specifically for her courage and commitment to disability awareness and advocacy on both campus, the Greater Boston community, and her own hometown. Hannah was diagnosed with a learning disability at a young age, but has always made the best of the cards she has been dealt. As a mother, it is difficult to watch your child overcome struggles and challenges that are beyond your control, but Hannah overcame these difficulties with grace, intelligence, and confidence. Despite the stereotypes associated with such a label as “learning disability,” Hannah views her disability as a positive aspect of who she is. The very diagnosis that has challenged her in so many ways, both academically and personally, has undoubtedly created a better human being. Though her disability will never leave her, she has learned to compensate for what most would categorize as a weakness. A disability with the common connotation of negativity has become a source of pride.
In addition to participating in various leadership roles in Gamma Phi Beta, Hannah has held various internships and employment positions over the past four years in order to meet the financial hurdles associated with college. Hannah’s personal goals include continuing advocacy for disability awareness, removing the stigma associated with learning disabilities and serving as a role model for learning disabled youth. For the past four years, Hannah has served as a mentor for elementary school children in the Waltham Public School System identified with learning disabilities through the national program, Project Eye to Eye.
Hannah embraces her full self and, no doubt, Gamma Phi Beta has been an integral part of her development into the fine young woman that I am so proud to call my daughter. She has demonstrated a commitment to self, sorority, and service, as such making her a shining star in her family’s eyes and I respectfully propose a shining star representative of the strong leaders Gamma Phi Beta fosters.
Thank you to Hannah’s mother Beth-Ann Stewart for the nomination.
Grace Dorner (McGill University)
Major: Art History
Future Goals: After graduation Grace plans to move back home to Boston and begin her career working in public relations. Her long-term aspirations are to get an MBA and work in a management or public relations capacity at Children's Hospital Boston. Ideally, she would like to work in conjunction with the family-centered long term care team at Children's.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Membership Vice President
Grace stands out in a crowd as a very enthusiastic, articulate, personable and creative individual. Alpha Tau does not have a chapter house, and consequently held recruitment in two different venues around campus this past September. As membership vice president, Grace was able to make the most effective and efficient use of limited resources to create a warm and welcoming environment that made the chapter stand out from the rest. She was also extremely organized and efficient and led very productive membership selection meetings. Under her guidance, Alpha Tau had one of its most successful recruitments, bringing in 19 new members, effectively doubling the chapter's size, not to mention exceeding both Total and Quota.
Thank you to Tina Wong for the nomination.
Alex Dimmer (McGill University)
Major: Art History
Future Goals: Her dream is to be a doctor in a children’s hospital.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Administrative Vice President
After taking advance standing courses in high school, Alex has fast-tracked her degree in science to finish in three years. Alex has worked diligently in her role both as a leader of the chapter and a mentor to new members. Outside of Gamma Phi Beta, Alex is a varsity athlete who swims on the synchro team competing for McGill at various meets around Canada. In addition to a full class schedule, Alex also volunteers her time to teach swimming to children with special needs. She is a shining example of our new mission statement "inspiring the highest type of womanhood."
Thank you to Regional Coordinator Region 1 Lauren Auciello for the nomination.
Tara Mehta (McGill University)
Major/Minor: Neuroscience/Linguistics and Anthropology
Future Goals: Tara is constantly striving to better herself and wishes to pursue her studies once she has completed her undergraduate studies. She has often discussed the possibility of pursuing a Master’s in her field or going to Medical School in the future, however, before further pursuing her academic interests, she hopes to gain work experience in her field of Neuroscience.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter’s Webmaster and Panhellenic Affairs Vice President , former Chapter President, New Member Educator and Education Vice President
Tara is organized, motivated, enthusiastic and very committed to Gamma Phi Beta and her Chapter. She demonstrates this by organizing and actively participating in chapter, Panhellenic and Greek events. As chapter president, Tara showed great leadership abilities; she was able to get things done and maintained the respect of her peers at the same time. Tara is dependable and extremely agreeable.
Thank you to Dominique Groulx, president, Montreal Alumnae Chapter for the nomination.
Norah Kairys (McGill University)
Major: Psychology
Future Goals: After graduation Norah would like to go to medical school. First, Norah will spend a year doing medically-related volunteer work overseas.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Norah is extremely academically minded. She is studious and has been exceptional at managing to balance her school work, social life and Gamma Phi Beta responsibilities. She has been involved with Greek and Panhellenic life since bid day. As chapter president, Norah has proven herself to be level headed, diplomatic and conscientious. Norah has worked very hard in her tenure as Chapter President to promote the ideals of Gamma Phi Beta, and has played a key role in laying the foundation for the chapter’s future success.
Thank you to Laura Smith, Alpha Tau chapter advisor for the nomination.
Region 2
Krista Newhook (Florida State University)
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Krista shines because she goes above and beyond for her chapter. She has so much enthusiasm and love for her chapter, and she truly cares about each and every one of her sisters. Krista is a woman who exemplifies all of the core values of Gamma Phi Beta and inspires the highest type of womanhood. Krista is an amazing senior who has not given up her passion for her chapter.
Thank you to Ashley Hilmer, member of the Beta Mu Chapter at the Florida State University for the nomination.
Shannan Fitzgerald (University of Virginia)
Major/Minor: Religious Studies with a concentration in African religions/Sociology
Future Goals: She is planning to work for a year after graduation, before enrolling in law school.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Shannan is a super shining senior because she goes above and beyond in making sure that everyone feels included! When new members asked her what her favorite part of Gamma Phi Beta is she immediately said, "I feel like we're family...you know!?" Shannan knows each and every member, their convictions and how they embody our four Core Values, and how to make them smile.
Thank you to Katie Kirtland, Zeta Beta administrative Vice President for the nomination.
Katy Grossman (University of Virginia)
Major/Minor: Anthropology/Dance
Future Goals: She plans to go to graduate school for anthropology or archaeology.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Recording Secretary
From Oklahoma City, Katy has been an endless source of energy since she transferred to the University of Virginia from Southern Methodist University last year. Her experience in Texas gives her a valuable comparative perspective, which the executive board has been able to utilize to great advantage this year. She is always upbeat, and her contagious excitement is what makes her a shining senior!
Thank you to Katie Kirtland, Zeta Beta administrative Vice President for the nomination.
Kaitlyn Bock (University of Virginia)
Major/Minor: Materials Engineering/Biomedical Engineering
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Parliamentarian
There is a good chance Kaitlyn knows the Collegiate Operations Manual better than any member ever has, and when chapter members have a question, she is the first resource they turn to! As the preference round day chair, Kaitlyn is deeply involved in preparations for formal recruitment in January. She is always lending a hand and doing her best to further sisterhood.
Thank you to Katie Kirtland, Zeta Beta administrative Vice President for the nomination.
Region 3
Anne (Annie) C. Eavenson (University of Alabama)
Major: Fashion Merchandising
Future Goals: Annie plans to intern next summer and/or fall in New York City with a women's retailer or design firm and wishes eventually to find a position as a buyer.
Annie shines for many reasons. She was a Sigma Rho Chi in 2010, and won the 2010 Greek Excellence Award and Outstanding Sigma Rho Chi. In 2011, she continued the Panhellenic spirit in 2011 as one of three head Sigma Rho Chis. Additionally, Annie was selected for "Graduating Greek," one of approximately 40 women who are paired with local mentors to help them with their professional career development and job placement.
Thank you to Annie’s father Bill Eavenson for the nomination.
Region 4
Stephanie Miszewski (Oakland University)
Major: Elementary Education
Future Goals: To have a family, serve Gamma Phi Beta as an alumna and be the elementary school teacher that every kid wants.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
While keeping a job for more than four years, Stephanie keeps a very high grade point average in school, volunteers whenever she can, participates in sisterhood events and has never missed a Sunday meeting. Whether it's a text on a day that you have an exam saying, "Good luck girl! You'll rock it!" to being someone to lean on during a hard time, she would do anything for any of her sisters.
Thank you to Kimberly Rooker (Oakland University) for the nomination.
Kelly Kamps (Grand Valley State University)
Major: Health Professions
Future Goals: She hopes to one day either do something with public health or management in a healthcare setting.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Kelly is not only involved in Gamma Phi Beta, but she is also and active member or Order of Omega. She has multiple jobs that she balances out between schoolwork, sorority meetings and events, as well as Order of Omega. Kelly is a special girl because she cares about each and every one of her sisters. When you go to her with a problem, she genuinely listens and does her best to clear up the situation or help you through it. She is a great friend and always has a smile on her face. Her perky personality keeps us all going. Kelly has such a sweet personality that you can't help but love her!
Thank you to Kelly Mahal for the nomination.
Brittany Polisuk (University of Detroit Mercy)
Major: Psychology
Future Goals: Graduate School
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
I cannot express to you how great of a president and friend Brittany is. As a member of the Executive Board I have been given the opportunity to work and grow with her. Brittany is an inspiration to me and gave me the confidence to realize that I want to follow in her footsteps. To me, our president sets an example of what love, labor, learning and loyalty really are Her encouragement of our chapter has strengthened us as a whole. The 42 members of our chapter will greatly miss her.
Thank you to Noel Dandron (University of Detroit Mercy) or the nomination.
Lauren Bobbitt (University of Southern Indiana)
Major: Nursing
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President, former Public Relations Vice President
I can’t begin to describe all that Lauren has done throughout her Gamma Phi Beta career. Not only is she one of my chapter sisters, but she is also my fraternal twin sister. She is the person who inspired me to join Gamma Phi Beta, Zeta Kappa Chapter in Fall 2010. As a biological sister of hers I can't even describe the amount of things she has done for me throughout my life. As a sorority sister, she is a role model, a great leader, and an everlasting friend. When it comes to our Core Values, she has shown to her chapter how to live them and show us what they mean to her. When I think of a person who promotes the highest type of womanhood, I can't think of any other beside Lauren.
Thank you to Lindsey Bobbitt (University of Southern Indiana) for the nomination.
Kelley Hodges (Michigan State University)
Major: Nursing
Future Goals: Working as a nurse
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Panhellenic President, former Chapter President
Kelley is one of the most honest, loyal, compassionate and amazing women I know. She holds the utmost respect from all of Michigan State University's Greek community and it is well deserved. She is extremely driven and motivated and gives everything she has to serve her community. I am proud to call her a sister, and Gamma Phi Beta is lucky to have her!
Thank you to Madeleine M. Pilchak for the nomination.
Alex D'Auria (John Carroll University)
Major: Art History and Psychology
Future Goals: Attend law school next fall or begin a graduate program for Psychology
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Former Chapter President, Ritual Chairwoman and PACE Chairwoman
Alex is a caring, compassionate, intelligent and beautiful woman. She has created a positive atmosphere within her chapter, and encourages them to reach their best as Gamma Phi Beta women. She is extremely driven and wants to work with underprivileged children. Alex is the definition of a hardworking dedicated Gamma Phi Beta.
Thank you to Ally Flesner (John Carroll University) for the nomination.
Region 5
Sarah Gray (University of Minnesota)
Major: Professional Journalism
Future Goals: Broadcast Journalism
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Administrative Vice President
Sarah is a tremendous member of Kappa Chapter, always putting the needs of others above her own. She strives to improve the chapter and encourages everyone around her to be the best that they can be. She truly sees the good in everyone. As Administrative Vice President Sarah works tirelessly to ensure that the chapter runs smoothly and everyone has what they need. We will all truly miss her after graduation but are so glad that she is one of our sisters!
Lauren Pinkerton (University of Iowa)
Major/Minor: Health and Human Physiology/Chemistry
Future Goals: Attending dental school and hopefully someday taking over her mother's practice
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Educational Vice President, Parent Relations and References Chairwoman
Lauren is an outstanding woman and represents all that Gamma Phi Beta encompasses. While maintaining class and grace, she is a natural leader and a friend to everyone. We are incredibly proud of her and all her accomplishments!
Thank you to Melissa Warth, Rho Recruitment advisor and Erica Lutz, Rho Chapter advisor for the nomination.
Jill Bogar (University of Iowa)
Major: Journalism
Future Goals: Working as a public relation specialist for an executive company where she can help improve the clientele of a company as well as promoting their internal image.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Former Assistant New Member Educator, Membership Vice President
You can’t help being in Jill’s presence and not be smiling and laughing. Jill represents the standard of womanhood Gamma Phi Beta strives to achieve. As Rho’s membership vice president (a position she held for multiple years) she exceeded all expectations with her positive attitude and warm demeanor. She is a truly dedicated leader inside and out of Gamma Phi Beta. We are incredibly proud of her and all her accomplishments, and look forward to working with Jill as an alumna!
Thank you to Melissa Warth, Rho Recruitment advisor and Erica Lutz, Rho Chapter advisor for the nomination.
Anna Los (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee)
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Anna is a wonderful asset and resource for her chapter. She is a great friend and sister to everyone in the chapter, new and old, and she takes her responsibilities seriously. With her leadership, the chapter has grown on campus. Anna has handles all situations with courage and pride in the greatness of her chapter.
Thank you to Deanne Crivolio for the nomination.
Region 6
Jenna Scheer (Wichita State University)
Major: Middle School Math and History Education
Future Goals: Finding a teaching job in Wichita and becoming an officer advisor for Beta Chi.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
As chapter president, Jenna goes above and beyond her duties to make sure everything runs smoothly. Jenna knows the importance of keeping everyone involved in decision making and to make sure everyone feels important in some way within the chapter. Being a leader isn’t about making all the decisions and telling people what to do. It’s about learning to work with people and learning to motivate people do their best and stay involved.
Thank you to Dianne Rosell for the nomination.
Brittany Jadwin (University of Missouri – Columbia)
Major/Minor: Journalism with an emphasis in Strategic Communication/Business
Future Goals: Brittany is graduating in May 2012 and will be moving to Chicago to work for Groupon.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Standards Chairwoman
Brittany stands out because she is passionate about everything she does. She always gives 110 percent. She does a great job at upholding Gamma Phi Beta’s values and positively represents our Sorority. Brittany is also a very caring person, who goes out of her way to help her sisters. She is an excellent student, sister, and friend. She makes us all proud to call her a Gamma Phi!
Thank you to Alpha Delta Public Relations Advisor Jillian Hamilton for the nomination.
Katrina Redding (Colorado State University)
Major: Interior Design
Future Goals: Katrina is planning on applying for the CLC position and then attending graduate school for Student Affairs in Higher Education.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Former Chapter President and Ritual Chair
Despite her demanding major, Katrina actively participates in chapter meetings, has worked with a ritual assistant to ensure the proper respect and dedication to ritual and exemplifies our Core Values. Not only is she dedicated, but she is universally respected in the chapter and is looked up to as a shining example of what it means to be a member of Gamma Phi Beta. In addition to her commitment to her academics and Gamma Phi Beta, she also works part-time in the CSU Career Center as a Marketing Intern where she creates eye-catching posters and displays for events.
Thank you to Barbara (Diehl) Richardson for the nomination.
Region 7
Carly Foerster (Chapman University)
Major/Minor: Business with an emphasis in Marketing/Sociology
Future Goals: Carly wants to apply to be a CLC and eventually work her way up to a senior vice president of Marketing or CEO in an athletically-inclined industry.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Not only has Carly served as the Epsilon Nu President, but she has been a member of the Chapman University Softball team, held a work-study job through the athletics department on campus and been able to maintain a great GPA during her three years at Chapman. She lives our mission day in and day out, inspiring the highest type of womanhood in all of our members. \
Thank you to Epsilon Nu Chapter Advisor Sarah Barton for the nomination.
Harper Matthews (Pepperdine University)
Major: Psychology
Future Goals: Applying to be a CLC and attending graduate school for public relations.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Harper’s outstanding devotion to not only her schoolwork and work, but to Gamma Phi Beta and its philanthropies, shine throughout her good works. She is the epitome of Gamma Phi Beta's Core Values. She is a great friend and sister, and serves as a great role model to all her sisters and at Pepperdine's community. She puts in more time and effort not simply to prove a point, but because it is a cause she is passionate.
Thank you to Uri Hong for the nomination.
Tatum Changose
Major: Public Relations and Advertising
Future Goals: To make a difference.
Tatum is Gamma Phi Beta. She represents our letters in every way. She is love: she is the warmth the makes our chapter a family, not just a group of girls. She is labor: she is the woman who keeps things running smoothly at our philanthropy, and the woman who loves to volunteer. She is learning: she is the woman who is constantly inspiring others to reach their full potential. She is loyalty; she is the woman who can see exactly why you are a Gamma Phi Beta when you cannot. Tatum is the laugh you need on a rough day. Tatum is the voice of calm and reason when hard times hit our chapter. She is the inspirational speech during recruitment. She is the woman who is brave and can stand up for what is right without a second thought to what others might think. She is confidence, grace and poise. She is dependable, true to her word and respectable. But most of all she is contagious. When around her, you are instantly inspired to be the Gamma Phi you are suppose to be. And that is her legacy and gift to our chapter: the selfless act of inspiring others to get the most out of Gamma Phi Beta.
Thank you to Laura Creaser for the nomination.
Maya Latimore (California State Long Beach)
Major: Political Science
Future Goals: Help cure social injustices that exist in our society and local communities.
Maya stands out from the crowed because her involvement in different community service organizations throughout college and her time at Gamma Phi Beta has truly helped shaped her future. In addition to community service through Gamma Phi Beta, she began working at a local low-income housing unit in their community center. Through this opportunity sparked not only her major but interest to truly help those who are less fortunate than her to have the opportunity to better their lives. Maya’s poise, grace and giant heart will make a difference in our world. I know she has already made a difference and left a mark in the hearts of her sisters.
Thank you to Gamma Eta Chapter Advisor Jenna Estes for the nomination.
Brittany Anne Banning (University of California – Riverside)
Major: Psychology
Future Goals: Obtain her master’s in Communicative Disorders and work as a Speech Language Pathologist for children with special disabilities.
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Risk Management and Safety and Wellness Chairwoman
Brittany has been vital to our organization as a leader, member, sister and a friend. Brittany has been the example of what every Gamma Phi Beta or any woman should be. She is a great friend to all members of the chapter. She loves her chapter members and she only wants the best for them. She has been there through the tears, sweat, smiles, pains, happiness, sadness and everything in between. She is an amazing person inside and out.
Thank you to Inland Empire Alumnae President and Delta Lambda Panhellenic Advisor Jenny Laymon for the nomination.
Jennifer Bui (University of California – Irvine)
Future Goals: Graduate work in Pharmaceuticals or a career in the Public Health sphere
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President and former Public Relations Vive President
Jennifer is one of the most impressive executive members I have yet to see and is tireless in her efforts to make the chapter a better place. She is the president Order of Omega, and is making major positive changes to the way our Greek Awards are run. In her junior year, the entire Greek system nominated and awarded her "outstanding junior," an award only given to one female junior.
Thank you to Delta Eta Chapter Advisor Heatherly De Naranjo for the nomination.
Region 8
Holly Leder (University of Oregon)
Major: Communication Disorders and Sciences and Spanish
Future Goals: Bilingual Speech-Language Pathologist
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapte President
Holly shines with pride for Gamma Phi Beta. She has a very positive attitude and sweet heart for everyone around her. Holly is in the application process for Teach for America where she would teach in low income schools helping kids gain the foundation they need. After one interview she was advanced to final round interviews, which is exceptional!
Thank you to Nu Chapter Advisor Andrea Vegh for the nomination.
Jordan DePina (University of Oregon)
Major: Psychology
Future Goals: Receive and M.A. in Counseling for mental health at NYU Steinhardt
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Administrative Vice President
Jordan takes pride in doing all she can to improve her chapter through her position. Jordan went above and beyond to make her chapter’s elections process one that encouraged members by inspiring them to leave a legacy at Gamma Phi Beta through their service. Jordan has taken transitions to another level by helping current officers realize that passing on knowledge is so important to Gamma Phi Beta's growth and momentum forward. Jordan has a passion to make Gamma Phi Beta the best she can be.
Thank you to Nu Chapter Advisor Andrea Vegh for the nomination.
Stephanie McKinley (California State University – Chico)
Contributions to ΓΦΒ: Chapter President
Stephanie shines very bright in all she does; she has consistently offered an example of patience, fairness and commitment to her sisters by her actions in her interest in doing triathlons, her studies, her caring and commitment to Gamma Phi Beta and in her attitude. Stephanie always responds to all situations with class, positive plans of attack and an open door for all sisters needing to discuss any areas of concern.
Thank you to Caroline Roady for the nomination.
