Jean Hurd and Mary Margaret Fleming were entered into The Book of Lives and Legacies
 

On September 17th, Jean Hurd and Mary Margaret Fleming were entered into The Book of Lives and Legacies, as Honorees, and presented a recognition plaque by Barbara W. DeBaptiste, President of the National Women's Hall of Fame. Founded in 1969, The National Women's Hall of Fame is the nation's oldest membership organization dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of distinguished American women. A not-for-profit educational institution, its programs include the induction of selected honorees, such as: Rosa Parks, Eleanor Roosevelt and Susan B. Anthony.