Soroptimist International of La Conner honors local students who contribute to their school and community as volunteers.
2019-2020 School Year
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- Erin Holden – October 2019
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- Victoria Hayes – November 2019
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- Riley Tris Banaszak – December 2019
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- Mary Lou Page – January
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- Morgan Sidzyik – February
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- Katie Watkins-March 2020
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- Chloe Cunningham – April 2020
2018-2019 School Year
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- Madison Kooch – October 2018
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- Anna Jane Thulen – January 2019
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- Hannah Lagerway – November 2018
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- Maizie McCollum – February 2019
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- Matty Lagerway – March 2019
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- Yareli Lopez – April 2019
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- Kaliana Bill – May 2019
2017-2018 School Year
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- Aubre Cunningham-September 2017
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- Zoe Gilkey-October 2017
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- Emma Lee-November 2017
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- Katieann Cook-December 2017
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- Abbey Harper-January 2018
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- Joreen McDonald-February 2018
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- Rachel Drake-March 2018
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- Sarah Hastings-April 2018
2016-2017 School Year
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- Jayna Whited-September, 2016
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- Olivia Hanstad-October, 2016
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- Haley Hakenson-November, 2016
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- Tsedenya Hasenbalg-December, 2017
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- Haley Kainz-February, 2017
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- Zanetta Cayou-March, 2017
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- Sofie Thulen-April, 2017
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- Hailey Azure-May, 2017
2015-2016 School Year
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- Nicole Henriksen -November 2015
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- Emma Lagerwey – December 2015
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- Maggie Powell – January 2016
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- Katie Cram – February 2016
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- Danika McCoy – March 2016
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- Heather Henriksen – April 2016
2014-2015 School Year
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- Anna Cook – October 2014
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- Marina Kochuten – November 2014
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- Emma Christianson – December 2014
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- Mariah Clark – January 2015
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- Isis Gamble – February 2015
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- Kamea Luna – March, 2015
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- Mary Thomas – April 2015
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- Antonia Benetti – May 2015
2013-2014 School Year
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- Lauren Aguilar – October 2013
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- Siomi Bobb – November 2013
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- Anna Carlton – December 2013
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- Amber Drye – January 2014
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- Corrina Kaubin – February 2014
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- Lauren Reynolds – March 2014
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- Lexi Nelson – April 2014
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- Marilu Fernandez – May 2014
For example, it is the goal of the Soroptimists STOP Trafficking program to raise awareness about sex trafficking. Human Trafficking is the second largest and fastest growing criminal industry in the world, and affects all our communities throughout the northwest region. Awareness of this modern day slavery is paramount to preventing this illegal situation from growing and prospering. 