Congressman Adam Schiff has named two Altadenans “Women of the Year” in honor of Women’s History Month in March.
Every March, Schiff honors an outstanding woman from each of the communities in the 29th Congressional District. This year, there were two from Altadena: community safety maven Carolyn Ingram Seitz and author/playwright/activist Ellen Snortland.
“Recipients of the ‘Woman of the Year award’ come from all walks of life and represent the thousands of women who make a positive impact in our region,” Rep. Schiff said in a press release.
While there are no specific criteria for nomination, Rep. Schiff looks for women who — through their work or volunteerism — have improved the quality of life in our community.
Other 2012 winners are: Alhambra, Joanna Vargas; Burbank, Nancy Guillen; Glendale, Debra Suh; Monterey Park, Diane Gin; Pasadena, Denise Houlemard Jones; San Gabriel, Eleanor K. Andrews; South Pasadena, Kay Mouradian and Gretchen Robinette; and Temple City, Eva Arrighi.
PIctured: Ellen Snortland (left) and Carolyn Ingram Seitz.
by Timothy Rutt
Every March, Schiff honors an outstanding woman from each of the communities in the 29th Congressional District. This year, there were two from Altadena: community safety maven Carolyn Ingram Seitz and author/playwright/activist Ellen Snortland.
“Recipients of the ‘Woman of the Year award’ come from all walks of life and represent the thousands of women who make a positive impact in our region,” Rep. Schiff said in a press release.
Other 2012 winners are: Alhambra, Joanna Vargas; Burbank, Nancy Guillen; Glendale, Debra Suh; Monterey Park, Diane Gin; Pasadena, Denise Houlemard Jones; San Gabriel, Eleanor K. Andrews; South Pasadena, Kay Mouradian and Gretchen Robinette; and Temple City, Eva Arrighi.
PIctured: Ellen Snortland (left) and Carolyn Ingram Seitz.