The founder and chief executive officer of Bienvivir Senior Health Services needed convincing she was a 2014 Woman of Impact. She didn’t believe it.
2014 Women of Impact
She’s run marathons, scaled Kilimanjaro and beats her husband – a former UTEP Miner basketball player – at free throws.
Buses and baseball.
You probably had to pick Denese Watkins up off the floor when she learned she’s been chosen as a 2014 Woman of
Cindy Ramos-Davidson is quick to point that dozens of others are more deserving to be honored as a 2014 Woman of Impact.
During her days as a pilot, Betty Ligon chased cows from above, knocked loose a tail wheel landing on a field and even dragged a wing when a wind gust hit her plane as she landed. “I was embarrassed,” she says.
Congratulations to our 2014 honorees!
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