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Historical February–March 2012 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
For a quarter century, Alice Stanley has lived on 57xx Waterman.
She raised her daughter there and she and two grandchildren still live nearby.
She now works in the grants department at METRO and previously worked for the city. Alice is a strong proponent of the neighborhood.
She became a member of the Council over a decade ago and served as secretary, treasurer, and a member of the strategic planning committee.
She also volunteered on the annual food drive and at Wintermarkt.
In addition, she served on the Greeenways Committee and briefly on the Security Committee. Aside from her neighborhood involvement, she also volunteered with the Minority Council of the American Heart Association and at her church.
In January, the SDCC board elected new officers and selected Alice as president.
In that office, she would like to see our neighborhood continue to become more cohesive. “We need to be cohesive in our diversity.” She would also like to identify resources for residents that might have special needs, such as the elderly. Alice calls Skinker-DeBaliviere a “work in progress.” There is a lot of opportunity and potential.
She would like to see a mission of which everyone takes ownership. “Everyone needs to feel that he or she can make a contribution.”
Original photograph caption
Alice Stanley, middle, with past president Dan Schesch and Wintermarkt visitors.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, February–March 2012.
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