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In September, 2004, Jean Singleton Liechty, J. D., Founder of the
Silver Ribbon Campaign for the Brain, receives the highest
award given by the
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the
Rona and Ken Purdy Award, for her "tireless grassroots campaign"
in recognition of significant, national efforts to fight stigma
at the NAMI Annual Convention in Washington
D.C., before an audience of 2,200 advocates.
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Silver
Ribbon Ambassador Brian Kelly of Orland Park, IL, with Founder
Jean Liechty at the convention in Washington, DC. |
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Joyce
Fairshter-Stern with Jean and the Award at the
Convention |
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Peggy
Goldwater Clay and Bob Clay at the NAMI Convention
banquet, with Jean's daughter Joan Liechty de Olvera
of Mexico City |
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Sister Ann Catherine of West
Allis, WI, and Anna Mae Sipe of Boones, VA, wearing
their Silver Ribbon pins with Jean at the NAMI
Convention in Washington, D. C. Reach Sr. Ann
Catherine at
www.hopetohealing.com |
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