GIRL SCOUTS HONOR LOCAL WOMEN

Women of Distinction

This year’s Women of Distinction, selected by the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest, are Julia Brown, Kay Brilliant, Jean Gilbert, Ana Mangino and Mary Lou Brown. They were honored at a luncheon Sept. 17 at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum.

PHOTO COURTESY ILEANA MARTINEZ

Virginia Brilliant, 100 years old, was a Girl Scout troop leader and mother of Women of Distinction recipient Kay Brilliant.

Richard Coltharp

Sumer Rose-Nolen, Jennifer Bales, Jenn Baca, Cindy Torres, Wanda Bowman and Jazmine Rubio are part of Revolution 120, a group recognized by the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest with the inaugural Jo Tice Bloom award for its work helping families and groups in crisis. Not pictured is Revolution 120 director Marci Dickerson, who was helping to serve food at the luncheon.

Richard Coltharp

Posted Monday, September 30, 2019 5:51 pm

This year’s Women of Distinction, selected by the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest, are Julia Brown, Kay Brilliant, Jean Gilbert, Ana Mangino, Mary Lou Brown and Revolution 120. They were honored at a luncheon Sept. 17 at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum.

Women of Distinction

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