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Suzanne Campbell

Suzanne Campbell received her B.A. and M.A. in history from Angelo State University. She is a past member of the board of directors of the Texas Jewish Historical Society and has written numerous articles on Jewish history in West Texas. Campbell is currently head of the West Texas Collection, the historical and archival collection at Angelo State University.

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Rosanna Dyer Osterman

Rosanna Dyer Osterman’s supplies helped travelers explore the western frontier, but it was her life-saving efforts as a nurse for which she was best remembered.

Ray Karchmer Daily

Ophthalmologist Ray Karchmer Daily fought for equality and accessibility for women and children in Texas. The first Jewish woman to graduate from a Texas medical school, Daily advocated for equal treatment of female medical students and promoted equitable policies for low-income and disabled students in the Texas school system.