[Congressional Record Volume 147, Number 71 (Tuesday, May 22, 2001)]
[Senate]
[Pages S5436-S5437]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]




            NORTHWEST GEORGIA GIRL SCOUT GOLD AWARD WINNERS

 Mr. MILLER. Mr. President, I am proud to announce that 53 
girls from Northwest Georgia have achieved the Girl Scout Gold Award 
for the year 2001. The Gold Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout can 
accomplish, and each girl has endured a rigorous process during the 
last three years of the Scouting program.
  The many lessons learned through the Girl Scout program will serve 
each girl well in the years to come. Setting and accomplishing goals, 
becoming effective leaders, and making a commitment to help others are 
among the many experiences each girl has had that set them apart from 
their peers. The special skills that the girls developed will be a 
tremendous asset to them as they finish their education and progress 
onto greater experiences.
  Over the previous 3 years, each girl has illustrated tremendous 
dedication, effort, and hard work to achieve this prestigious award. 
However their success could not have been achieved without the support 
and encouragement of their family, friends, teachers, and troop 
leaders. On the quest for the Gold Award, each girl has endured 
challenges and hardships that would not have been overcome without the 
assistance of their community. As we recognize the achievement of these 
53 girls, let us not forget to acknowledge the sacrifice that each 
family went through to help them reach their goal.
  Below are the young ladies from the Girl Scout Council of Northwest 
Georgia who have achieved the 2001 Gold Award.
  The list follows:
  Anna Maria Arias, Atlanta, Georgia; Elizabeth Anne Baynes, Conyers, 
Georgia; Meredith Jane Bridges, Stone Mountain, Georgia; MeChelle A. 
Brown, East Point, Georgia. Whitney Suzanne Calhoun, Stone Mountain, 
Georgia; Lauren Catchpole, Roswell, Georgia; Lisa Collins, 
Lawrenceville, Georgia; Erin E. Conboy, Roswell, Georgia; Katherine 
Davis, Lawrenceiville, Georgia; and Amiris Duckwyler-Watson, College 
Park, Georgia.
  Jennifer MaryAlice Ellis, Smyrna, Georgia; Valerie Jaye Elston, 
Alpharetta, Georgia; Catherine Anne Farrington, Lithonia, Georgia; 
Courtney Lashan Foster, Ellenwood, Georgia; Elizabeth K. Gilbert, 
Powder Springs, Georgia; Kara Renita Greene, Fairburn, Georgia; Lindsey 
B. Harris, Roswell, Georgia; Elizabeth Hollis, College Park, Georgia; 
and Amanda Katie Lillian Honea, Woodstock, Georgia.
  Sharon Ashley Johnson, Stone Mountain, Georgia; Katherine Kauffman, 
Lilburn, Georgia; Katherine Killebrew, Marietta, Georgia; Adrienne 
Janiece Lee, Atlanta, Georgia; Catrina Marie Madore, Lilburn, 
Georgia; Laura Emily Cuvo, Lawrenceville, Georgia; Leanna Jane Dailey, 
Dalton, Georgia; Maire M. Daly, Roswell, Georgia; Amanda Suzanne 
Mullis, Marietta, Georgia; and Mai-Lise Trinh Nguyen, Dunwoody, 
Georgia.

  Natalie Nicole Parks, Jonesboro, Georgia; Virginia LaShea' Powell, 
Fayetteville, Georgia; Jessica Ransom, Riverdale, Georgia; Jennifer C. 
Rausch, Norcross, Georgia; Charlotte Anne Grover, Lawrenceville, 
Georgia; Ashley Nicole Haney, Atlanta, Georgia; Farrah Leah Harden, 
Atlanta, Georgia; Joyce Elizabeth Reid, Conyers, Georgia; and Sarah 
Ellen Sattlemeyer, Stone Mountain, Georgia.

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  Courtney Laurette Simmons, Atlanta, Georgia; Caroline Elizabeth 
Smith, Dalton, Georgia; Katherine Leigh Smith, Dalton, Georgia; Natalie 
Stone, Lilburn, Georgia; Tiffany Nicole Meriweather, East Point, 
Georgia; Lauren K. Meyers, Lilburn, Georgia; Margaret Ayers Miller, 
Dalton, Georgia; Stephanie D. Taylor, Riverdale, Georgia; Chandra L. 
Teddleton, Decatur, Georgia; Katherine DeAnn Weisz, Stone Mountain, 
Georgia; Bethany Wiethorn, Lawrenceville, Georgia; and Brooke Wiggins, 
Lilburn, Georgia.

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