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Nominated for Women of Excellence Awards

Four Olds and area women have been nominated for Women of Excellence awards for Central Alberta. They are Jody Carrington, Maureen Gustafson, Lucinda Watkins and Lisa Nicholson.
Olds and area residents Jody Carrington, Maureen Gustafson, Lucinda Watkins and Lisa Nicholson have all been nominated for Central Alberta Women of Excellence awards, which
Olds and area residents Jody Carrington, Maureen Gustafson, Lucinda Watkins and Lisa Nicholson have all been nominated for Central Alberta Women of Excellence awards, which will be handed out June 6 in Red Deer.

Four Olds and area women have been nominated for Women of Excellence awards for Central Alberta.

They are Jody Carrington, Maureen Gustafson, Lucinda Watkins and Lisa Nicholson.

The winners will be announced during the 11th annual Red Deer & District Community Foundation's Women of Excellence Award Gala on June 6.

The community lifestyles committee of the Olds Institute announced the local nominees Feb. 28, in conjunction with the Red Deer & District Community Foundation.

"The Red Deer and District Community Foundation's Women of Excellence Awards program is a celebration of innovation, leadership, achievement and talent, as demonstrated by women throughout Central Alberta who have used their vision and determination to make Central Alberta a better place to live," a news release says.

Jody Carrington

Carrington is nominated in the health category.

"Mother, wife, and psychologist, Jody is a passionate volunteer," the news release says. "She dedicates her time to coaching hockey, her church – where she offers presentations about relationships and connections, and at community conferences and sessions."

Maureen Gustafson

Gustafson is also nominated in the health category.

"Maureen has been volunteering in different capacities in our community for over 20 years. Her leadership and dedication to schools, her church, and to health is exemplary," the release says.

Lucinda Watkins

Watkins is nominated in the community category.

"Lucinda is a dedicated wife, mother, avid promoter of health, and founder of the Olds Lending Shelf," the release says. "Since 2008, Lucinda has worked tirelessly to provide clothing to families that require a little extra help."

Lisa Nicholson

Nicholson is also nominated in the community category.

"Lisa is the founder of the non-profit Hope4mvckids Society," the release says. "She dedicates her time to raising money to provide support to families who have children with medical needs."



"The Red Deer and District Community Foundation's Women of Excellence Awards program is a celebration of innovation, leadership, achievement and talent, as demonstrated by women throughout Central Alberta who have used their vision and determination to make Central Alberta a better place to live."
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