Honorees
Lauren Anderson
In recognition of her boundary breaking and distinguished artistic achievements in the world of ballet and her generosity in inspiring children to reach for the stars.
Charlye Ola Farris
In recognition of her pioneering role and 56 years in the legal profession paving the way for others by overcoming adversity with dignity and perseverance.
Major General Dawn Ferrell
In recognition of her exemplary leadership and significant contributions to our state and nation in both military service and higher education.
Kendra Scott
In recognition of her extraordinary entrepreneurial spirit, remarkable business leadership, and passionate philanthropy in support of women and children’s causes.
Elaine Stolte
In recognition of her decades of service and national leadership as a tireless advocate, bringing healing and giving a voice to children who are survivors of sexual abuse.
Ofelia Vasquez-Philo
In recognition of her legacy of community service and trailblazing leadership in support of civil rights and the preservation of Hispanic arts, culture, and heritage.
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- Hadley, Erma Johnson
- Harper, Margaret Pease
- Harpham, Wendy Schlessel
- Harrington, Sybil B.
- Heath, Jinger L.
- Herndon, Dealey Decherd
- Herring, Joanne
- Hester, Jeane Porter
- Hershey, Terese (Terry) Tarlton
- Hitchcock-Hall, Susie
- Hobby, Oveta Culp
- Huey, Mary Evelyn Blagg
- Hughes, Karen
- Hughes, Sarah Tilghman
- Hutchison, Kay Bailey
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- Saunders, Mary
- Scott, Bess Whitehead
- Scott, Judy Castle
- Scott, Kendra
- Seeger, Ruth Taubert
- Sharp, Marsha
- Sherrod, Katie
- Simond, Ada
- Singletary, Sonja Eva
- Smith, Bert Kruger
- Smith, Francie Larrieu
- Stai, Dian Graves
- Stephens, Donnya Elle
- Stillwell, Hallie
- Stolte, Elaine
- Strauss, Annette
- Strother, Dora Jean Dougherty
- Stuart, Ann
- Swoopes, Sheryl
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