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greatnews KDs Named Girl Scout Women of Distinction Two Kappa Deltas, Leslie Smith Crabill and Marguerite Sheehan Redwine, were named 2012 Girl Scout Women of Distinction. Girl Scout councils nationwide present these prestigious awards to women in their communities who have demonstrated leadership in their professions, service to their communi-ties and a commitment to preparing girls for leadership roles. Leslie, an alumna of Beta Phi-West Virginia, was honored by the Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital, which serves Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and Washington, D.C. Employed as vice presi-dent and trust officer at the Bank of Charles Town and program manager for BCT Investments, Leslie is accomplished in her career, but it was her service to her Martinsburg, W.Va., community that the Girl Scout council highlighted during the awards program. She has served on numerous boards and committees, including Court Appointed Special Advocates of the Eastern Panhandle, United Way of the Eastern Panhandle, March of Dimes, Junior Civic League, the Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation and Martinsburg Rotary, which honored her as its 2007 Rotarian of the Year. Girl Scouts Louisiana East recognized Marguerite, an alumna of Epsilon-Louisiana State, for her longtime service to Girl Scouting and her commu-nity. Marguerite served from 1987-1991 as president of the Southeast Louisi-ana council. She joined Girl Scouts as a Brownie in Baton Rouge, La., worked as a camp counselor, and later led her daughter’s troop in New Orleans. Marguerite has served since 1998 as CEO of ViaLink, a nonprofit agency that uses a 24-hour call center to connect people in crisis with the organiza-tions that can assist them. Prior to ViaLink, she spent 11 years as associate executive director of the YWCA where she developed one of the nation’s first rape-crisis centers and a battered-women’s program. .'4XHHQ+ROGV7ZR7LWOHV -HVVL <RXQJ&#0f; 'HOWD 3KL
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