WOMEN MAKING HISTORY
Kingman, Arizona
Recognizing the exceptional women in our community
The first Kingman Women Making History honorees, 1984

The 2026 National Women’s History Alliance Theme is

Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future

The 42nd Annual "Women Making History" award
presentation will be held Sunday, March 1, 2026, 2:00pm at
St. John’s United Methodist Church located at 1730 Kino Ave, Kingman.
QUALIFICATIONS

We are proud to honor the 42nd Annual Women Making History of 2026:

Arts: Dottie Sileo
Business: Jewelee Steed
Education: Salina Witt
Health/Medical Professions: Krista Yokley
Lifetime Achievement: Paula Hafley Shuffler
Other: Rural Historian: Sheli Grigg
Pioneering: Marilyn (Mert) Glancy
Professions: Linda Williams
Public Services: Lydia Henry
Religion: Amelgia (Amie) Wade
Volunteerism: Marcia Joslin

Scholarship Recipients:
Business/Accounting: Aspen St. Amand
Nursing: Chloe Morris

National Women's History Month focuses on the rich and inspiring heritage of women's contributions in the United States and sets aside a special time each year to recognize and celebrate the lives of countless women of all races, ages, cultures, ethnic traditions, religious faiths, and ways of life. Kingman, Arizona holds an annual ceremony to honor women in our community who have made a sustaining contribution to the Kingman area. The Women Making History Awards have been celebrated since 1984, with over 300 women receiving recognition in that time.


Nominations are now closed.

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