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Susan Mullen

Oct 31 2019

Terry Lee Wells, A True Nevadan

This Legacy page on the Nevada Women’s History Project website is made possible through a generous grant from the Terry Lee Wells Foundation and honors a woman who represented what it means to be a “Nevadan,” in every sense of the word. This Legacy page is intended to capture, and celebrate the contributions of all Nevadans, both by birth and by choice; female and male.

Many citizens make contributions to their families and social institutions, from community level to nationwide. Most receive little public recognition. This site provides a platform for wide exposure to the importance that each individual held to their families and state. It is our intent that this Legacy page will become an important unofficial record of Nevada history as it highlights the unique personalities and accomplishments of its residents.

For in the end, we are all proud Nevadans!

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Written by Susan Mullen · Categorized: LEGACY

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Legacy Pages

  • Terry Lee Wells, A True Nevadan
  • Elizabeth Beale Clancy
  • Arlene Bell
  • Charles Eugene Clock
  • Joyce Cox
  • Suzanne Ernst
  • Bonnie Pampel Foard
  • Frieda Ford
  • Elizabeth “Nell” Fozard
  • Gloria Fundis
  • Georgette Mary Gagnon
  • Dan Ingram
  • Sam Macaluso
  • Bruce James MacAnnany
  • Catharine Downer Sanders
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NWHP Legacy Website is made possible by a generous grant from the Terry Lee Wells Foundation.

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