Nominated by the staff of Proctor Crook & Crowder: "Eleanor has helped to make the employees feel more important and more confident that their voices are being heard. Eleanor’s character shines through everything she does.”

Nominated by Dr. William J. & Taunya G. Bryant: "Leslie is a model of the pillar of responsibility. She has 'taken the bull by the horns' and learned all the office job functions so well that we can now be comfortable that when we are not in the office, everything will run smoothly."

Nominated by the midwives: "'Where there’s a will there’s a way' seems to be Hildi’s motto as she personally gets involved in seeing that the community is served. She certainly represents the quality of character that we will celebrate this October.”

Nominated by Diana Lenartiene: "Betty has never tired of her demanding duties, remaining faithful to her position at MMS for 25 years! Her endless and boundless love and involvement with the mentally handicapped is truly an example of the Six Pillars of Character."

Nominated by Merilynn Watkins: "If character really counts - and we all know it does - Ellen Nixon ranks at the top of the list for that admirable trait."