Print Planned Parenthood of Appleton Wis., wrote Anne: “You have been a beacon of light to thousands of women. You can retire with the satisfaction that you have consciously made …
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Print Clara Carlson, one of our oldest members at age 97, wrote Anne: “The structure of the legacy you leave is one to be very proud of and the rest …
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Print With Lucille Zarse, Ind., and Supreme Court litigant Vashti McCollum, Ill. <-Previous Next -> …
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Print There’s only time to excerpt just a few of the notes we’ve been receiving about Anne’s retirement. Nothing is more sincere than the unsolicited opinion of a former employee. …
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Print Photo by Brent Nicastro As Foundation president, she has conscientiously nurtured FFRF, always considering it a privilege to work for a nonprofit. She never gives up in her goal …
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Print Anne with colleagues at the 1992 prochoice March for Women’s Lives in D.C. <-Previous Next -> …
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Print One of Anne’s most impressive accomplishments has been helping 14,000 low-income women exercise their rights to Roe v. Wade through the Women’s Medical Fund. When you hear the myth …
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Print One of Anne’s proudest accomplishments in the mid-1990s was, quote: “picketing our anti-woman governor for an hour during a temperature of ten below zero and not having to take …
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Print In 1995, Anne got in the petition-writing business again, to save “Miss Forward” (embodying Wisconsin’s state motto, “Forward!”) one of the few public pieces of sculpture of, by and …
