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Eunice Cole brought calm, principled leadership to nursing administration, WSNA, and ANA, advocating for nurses' collective bargaining rights and strengthening nursing in the Bellingham community.
Barbara Thoman Curtis pioneered nurses' political action in Washington and nationally, helping establish WSNA-PAC and ANA-PAC while urging nurses to engage in public policy.
Senator Rosa Franklin carried her nursing values into public office, advancing health, human services, and community well-being as the first African-American woman elected to the Washington State Senate.
Patty Longstreet Hayes guided WSNA through major labor and organizational challenges, strengthening nurses' political advocacy, practice leadership, and professional voice in Washington state.
Senator Margarita Prentice brought a nurse's perspective to labor, health, and public policy, serving WSNA and later Washington residents in the House and Senate.
Louise Shores advanced professional nursing practice through more than 40 years as a clinician, educator, administrator, mentor, and advocate for advanced nursing roles.
