The penultimate Wonder Woman in our series of 25 is Dr. Judith Sedgeman, a teacher, mentor, and consultant. Judy is a life long learner, teacher, and mentor, graduating from Wellesley College with a BA in English and Philosophy in 1964 she went onto Trinity College – Hartford for her Masters in English, returning to
Julie McClure dislikes the limelight but she is so deserving of the honor of being chosen as one of the Women’s Resource Center of Manatee’s 25 Wonder Women. In 1992 Julie was elected to serve as the State Representative for District 68, serving one term in the legislature she served on the Basin Board,
Jaymie Carter is the next Wonder Woman in our series of 25 brought to you by the Bradenton Herald. Jaymie Carter doesn’t know a stranger and has a kind word and a smile for everyone. She is the first person to raise her hand to ask a question when she doesn’t understand something and
County Commissioner Carol Whitmore is the ninth in our series of 25 Wonder Woman brought to you courtesy of the Bradenton Herald. Carol grew up on Anna Maria Island and started her local government service in 1991 when she was elected to the Holmes Beach City Commission, later serving as Mayor of the City
The parable ending, “Teach a man to fish and he can eat for a lifetime,” sums up Susie Walters’ work and philosophy for helping others in her hometown community. Through the years of teaching (including a few summers of literally teaching fishing), raising her and her husband, Cliff’s, two children, and many years on
