Showing posts with label Historymaker Lattie Coor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Historymaker Lattie Coor. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Tastes & Treasures donated to Glendale Elementary Teachers promote Historymakers

 Arizona Historymaker™ stories continue to be shared. Recently 150 “Tastes & Treasures” books featuring Historymakers honored from 1992-201 were donated to Glendale Elementary teachers. A big part of the book, published by the Historical League, is the Historymaker recipes and family memories.

We will celebrate the 2023 Arizona Historymakers on October 14 at the Arizona Heritage Center with 9 new honorees. Congratulations to Frank M. Barrios, Michael M. Crow Ph.D., Angel Delgadillo, Dolan Ellis, The Honorable Terry Goddard, Denise D. Resnik, Jeffrey M. Trent Ph.D., Daniel D. Von Hoff M.D., Mrs. Elizabeth J. White.

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

"Call Him Mac" Gary L Stuart guest speaker at February meeting

February Historical League meeting featured Gary L Stuart speaking on his new book “Call him Mac” about Ernest McFarland and his Arizona legacy.
All of us who love Arizona are indebted to Gary Stuart for his very moving story of “Mac’s” early years and his engagement with virtually every significant issue from the beginning to near the end of the 20th Century, noting he was a “political star in Washington (including his role as “father” of the G.I. Bill) while retaining his very personal touch to all Arizonans as “a man of the people, by the people, and for the people.” from Lattie F. Coor, Ph.D., 2017 Historymaker and President Emeritus and Professor of Public Affairs, Arizona State University



Monday, October 19, 2015

2003 Historymaker Jack Pfister Extraordinary Life: Panel Discussion

Jack Pfister and Lattie Coor at Historymakers Gala

One of the state's foremost civic leaders, Jack Pfister 1933-2009, has a new book written about his life called "Water, Power and Persuasion: How Jack Pfister Shaped Modern Arizona." A panel discussion featuring 2014 Historymaker Lattie Coor, 2008 Historymaker Elisabeth Ruffner and lawmaker Art Hamilton along with author Kathleen Ingley will present his unique story.

Tuesday, Oct 20 from 6:30-8:00pm at Burton Barr Central Library.

The Historical League began the Historymakers Recognition Program in 1992 and has honored over 64 individuals as Historymakers. A reception at the AHS Museum at Papago Park on October 22 will feature these Historymakers in a new interactive exhibit.
RSVP. www.regonline/historyinthemaking

www.Jackpfister.com to order copies of the book.
www.HistoricalLeague.org to read his biography and oral history.