STATUE SUPPORTERS
The statue to Armine Nutting Gosling will be unveiled in Bannerman Park on June 18, 2025.
Thank you to the following for helping #RaiseHerUp:
Thank you to the following for helping #RaiseHerUp:
Public Sponsors
Trailblazers
Elinor Gill Ratcliffe, C.M., U.N.L., LLD (hc)
Innovators
Margot Duley
& Carol Haddad
Illuminators
Businesses & Community Group Donors
1620 Electrical Workers
Align Chiropractic & Wellness
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
City of Mount Pearl
CFUW
Clayton Hospitality Inc.
Coady's Fishing Company
CUPW, Local 126
Empower NL
Align Chiropractic & Wellness
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
City of Mount Pearl
CFUW
Clayton Hospitality Inc.
Coady's Fishing Company
CUPW, Local 126
Empower NL
Five Island Rug Hooking Group
Fonemed
Growler Energy Online
Hickman Automotive Group
IATSE, Local 709
IMTT
Inclusion Canada
Lynn Hammond, MPR
Martin, Whelan, Hennebury, Stamp Law
Mount Pearl-Paradise Chamber of Commerce
Fonemed
Growler Energy Online
Hickman Automotive Group
IATSE, Local 709
IMTT
Inclusion Canada
Lynn Hammond, MPR
Martin, Whelan, Hennebury, Stamp Law
Mount Pearl-Paradise Chamber of Commerce
Newfoundland & Labrador Deaf Women Group Inc.
NL Liberal Women's Commission
NL New Democratic Party
Newfoundland and Labrador Public Sector Pensioners' Association
Newfoundland Transshipment Ltd.
NLOWE
Oceanex
Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Russell Accident Law
Scotiabank
Solace Reiki, Energy & Wellness
Women in Resource Development Corporation
NL Liberal Women's Commission
NL New Democratic Party
Newfoundland and Labrador Public Sector Pensioners' Association
Newfoundland Transshipment Ltd.
NLOWE
Oceanex
Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Russell Accident Law
Scotiabank
Solace Reiki, Energy & Wellness
Women in Resource Development Corporation
Leadership Donors & Dedications ($1,000+)
Joan Marie Aylward
In memory of strong women everywhere, most especially Mary Bridget (Colbert) Harding and Maud Elsie (Pike) Aylward. To all the women who inspired me through their leadership; vision; love of reading; enduring support; pursuit of education and the strength to speak up and speak out on things that matter. To our daughters and granddaughters, may they remain vigilant and empathetic as they reach for their possibilities. In tribute to nurses and caregivers who inspire us all in the growth of empathy and a deep culture of caring. Women today stand on the shoulders of those women who have gone before us. May we continue to honour them with their hard-won franchise of voting and by putting ourselves out there to hold possible office.
Dr. Amanda Bittner
AnnMarie Candow
In honour of my Mother, Annie May, and all the strong resilient women of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Kathleen Connors & Kara Connors
Margo Connors and Robert Stack
Julia Courtney and Scott Oxford
In memory of our mothers, Delia Felger Courtney and Nancy Scott Oxford.
Chesley Crosbie
In honour of Jane Furneaux Crosbie, who was one of ten women who provided the funds to purchase the property on Military Road for the purpose of establishing the Newfoundland Status of Women Council (now the St. John's Status of Women Council).
David Crosbie
In memory of my grandmothers Janet Miller Ayre Murray and Lady Mitchie Ann Crosbie and my mother Gert Crosbie and partner Sue Miller
Jessica Dellow and Nicholas Crosbie
In honour of our grandmothers: Annie Pelley Brake, Gertrude Murray Crosbie, Elizabeth McIntosh Dellow, and Ellen Hazelwood Howitt. Each of these women achieved and contributed greatly within the spaces they were allowed to occupy. Their daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters build on their legacy every day.
Bernard Davis
BJ Danylchuk
Judith Dearlove & Joan Peck
In celebration of Margot Duley, Carol Haddad, and the Persistence Theatre Company
Shannie Duff
A dedication to my beloved resilient and determined mother, Helena McGrath Frecker BA, MA,LLD 1906-1993. Born on the now resettled Island of Oderin, Placentia Bay. When she was nine years old her father moved his family to St. John’s to ensure a better education for his children. She graduated from high school at Mercy Convent School, but in order to enroll in the new Memorial University she needed courses in Physics and Chemistry which were not available in her Catholic Girls school. With the assistance of a tutor from Bishop Field College, an Anglican Boys School, she completed the required courses and won the Jubilee Scholarship in her graduating year. She was the first graduate of Memorial University and went on to obtain a Masters Degree from the University of Toronto in English Literature and Latin and returned home to teach at Memorial University College. Two years later, when she married my father, she was forced to resign her teaching position due to a university hiring policy barring married women from teaching positions. Twenty years and eight children later, hiring policies had become more enlightened and my mother was able to return to her teaching position at the University where she taught until her retirement.
Dr. Margot I. Duley
In memory of Florence Pitcher Duley, Eliza Vavasour Pitcher, Tryphena Soper Duley and Margaret Duley, all brave and accomplished women in very different ways; and for Heather MacLellan, a tireless advocate for historical preservation.
In memory of strong women everywhere, most especially Mary Bridget (Colbert) Harding and Maud Elsie (Pike) Aylward. To all the women who inspired me through their leadership; vision; love of reading; enduring support; pursuit of education and the strength to speak up and speak out on things that matter. To our daughters and granddaughters, may they remain vigilant and empathetic as they reach for their possibilities. In tribute to nurses and caregivers who inspire us all in the growth of empathy and a deep culture of caring. Women today stand on the shoulders of those women who have gone before us. May we continue to honour them with their hard-won franchise of voting and by putting ourselves out there to hold possible office.
Dr. Amanda Bittner
AnnMarie Candow
In honour of my Mother, Annie May, and all the strong resilient women of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Kathleen Connors & Kara Connors
Margo Connors and Robert Stack
Julia Courtney and Scott Oxford
In memory of our mothers, Delia Felger Courtney and Nancy Scott Oxford.
Chesley Crosbie
In honour of Jane Furneaux Crosbie, who was one of ten women who provided the funds to purchase the property on Military Road for the purpose of establishing the Newfoundland Status of Women Council (now the St. John's Status of Women Council).
David Crosbie
In memory of my grandmothers Janet Miller Ayre Murray and Lady Mitchie Ann Crosbie and my mother Gert Crosbie and partner Sue Miller
Jessica Dellow and Nicholas Crosbie
In honour of our grandmothers: Annie Pelley Brake, Gertrude Murray Crosbie, Elizabeth McIntosh Dellow, and Ellen Hazelwood Howitt. Each of these women achieved and contributed greatly within the spaces they were allowed to occupy. Their daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters build on their legacy every day.
Bernard Davis
BJ Danylchuk
Judith Dearlove & Joan Peck
In celebration of Margot Duley, Carol Haddad, and the Persistence Theatre Company
Shannie Duff
A dedication to my beloved resilient and determined mother, Helena McGrath Frecker BA, MA,LLD 1906-1993. Born on the now resettled Island of Oderin, Placentia Bay. When she was nine years old her father moved his family to St. John’s to ensure a better education for his children. She graduated from high school at Mercy Convent School, but in order to enroll in the new Memorial University she needed courses in Physics and Chemistry which were not available in her Catholic Girls school. With the assistance of a tutor from Bishop Field College, an Anglican Boys School, she completed the required courses and won the Jubilee Scholarship in her graduating year. She was the first graduate of Memorial University and went on to obtain a Masters Degree from the University of Toronto in English Literature and Latin and returned home to teach at Memorial University College. Two years later, when she married my father, she was forced to resign her teaching position due to a university hiring policy barring married women from teaching positions. Twenty years and eight children later, hiring policies had become more enlightened and my mother was able to return to her teaching position at the University where she taught until her retirement.
Dr. Margot I. Duley
In memory of Florence Pitcher Duley, Eliza Vavasour Pitcher, Tryphena Soper Duley and Margaret Duley, all brave and accomplished women in very different ways; and for Heather MacLellan, a tireless advocate for historical preservation.
Roberta Edgecombe Robb
In honour of my parents Margery and Arthur Edgecombe and my Uncle John Butler, whose love and support in my formative years enabled me to walk a non-traditional career path - always mindful of the need to move women’s rights forward. It is a great privilege to support this tribute to one of the many wonderful women - Armine Nutting Gosling - who walked this equity road with such success nearly one hundred years ago, and showed us all how to do it! And in memory of Anne Caron - a dear friend.
Frances Ennis
Judy May Foote
In celebration of my daughters Carla Jean Foote & Heidi Ellen Lee Foote, and granddaughters Katie May Young, Meadow Foote & Ruby Jude Tanner.
Maria French
In memory of my mother, Carmel McGrory, who was a fearless female entrepreneur so many years ago. She instilled courage and drive in me, always advocating for the equality of women. I am also thankful for my mother-in-law, Margaret French, whose encouragement for the education of all women in our family left an unwavering impression on our daughters and granddaughters. Because of Armine Nutting Gosling's remarkable contributions, and those who worked beside her, we carry forward the torch of equality and empowerment, inspired by their legacy, making strides in our own lives and communities.
Deborah Fry
Scott Giannou and
Judith Sparkes-Giannou
Dr. Carol J. Haddad
With thanks to Dr. Margot Duley, whose pioneering scholarship on the history of the Newfoundland Women's Suffrage movement brought Armine's story to us, and to Persistence Theatre for planning and promoting this statue.
Lois Hoegg
In honour of Janet Miller Ayre Murray who was instrumental in pressuring the Newfoundland Legislature to amend the Law Society Act (1910) to permit women to practice law in Newfoundland. She had been denied enrollment in the Law Society because she was a woman. The amendment provided that the word "persons" in the Act "shall be held to extend to and to include a female person so as to confer upon all women the right to be entered as clerks, admitted as law students, enrolled as Solicitors, and called to the Bar, and to exercise fully all the rights and...obligations which are conferred and imposed upon men under the provisions of the said [Act]". The women lawyers and judges in this province stand on the shoulders of Janet Miller.
Lynne C. Howarth
In celebration of Drs. Margot Duley and Carol Haddad
Patricia & Peter Hutton
In memory of suffragist and grandmother Antonia Hutton
In honour of my parents Margery and Arthur Edgecombe and my Uncle John Butler, whose love and support in my formative years enabled me to walk a non-traditional career path - always mindful of the need to move women’s rights forward. It is a great privilege to support this tribute to one of the many wonderful women - Armine Nutting Gosling - who walked this equity road with such success nearly one hundred years ago, and showed us all how to do it! And in memory of Anne Caron - a dear friend.
Frances Ennis
Judy May Foote
In celebration of my daughters Carla Jean Foote & Heidi Ellen Lee Foote, and granddaughters Katie May Young, Meadow Foote & Ruby Jude Tanner.
Maria French
In memory of my mother, Carmel McGrory, who was a fearless female entrepreneur so many years ago. She instilled courage and drive in me, always advocating for the equality of women. I am also thankful for my mother-in-law, Margaret French, whose encouragement for the education of all women in our family left an unwavering impression on our daughters and granddaughters. Because of Armine Nutting Gosling's remarkable contributions, and those who worked beside her, we carry forward the torch of equality and empowerment, inspired by their legacy, making strides in our own lives and communities.
Deborah Fry
Scott Giannou and
Judith Sparkes-Giannou
Dr. Carol J. Haddad
With thanks to Dr. Margot Duley, whose pioneering scholarship on the history of the Newfoundland Women's Suffrage movement brought Armine's story to us, and to Persistence Theatre for planning and promoting this statue.
Lois Hoegg
In honour of Janet Miller Ayre Murray who was instrumental in pressuring the Newfoundland Legislature to amend the Law Society Act (1910) to permit women to practice law in Newfoundland. She had been denied enrollment in the Law Society because she was a woman. The amendment provided that the word "persons" in the Act "shall be held to extend to and to include a female person so as to confer upon all women the right to be entered as clerks, admitted as law students, enrolled as Solicitors, and called to the Bar, and to exercise fully all the rights and...obligations which are conferred and imposed upon men under the provisions of the said [Act]". The women lawyers and judges in this province stand on the shoulders of Janet Miller.
Lynne C. Howarth
In celebration of Drs. Margot Duley and Carol Haddad
Patricia & Peter Hutton
In memory of suffragist and grandmother Antonia Hutton
Hazel Janes & Pamela Janes-Young
In heartfelt admiration and gratitude for all who helped “RaiseHerUp;” especially Ettie J. Martin Johnson, Hazel Mae French Janes, Sylvia Joan Skriving Young, J. Neil Young, and all who continue to advocate for higher wisdom. Paths laid before us by strong wise courageous suffragists and their supporters are ours to carry on. May Armine Nutting Gosling’s Statue be a reminder of past present and future endeavours. Here’s to RaisingWomenUp.
Kathleen Knowling
Gina Pecore
Jocelyn Perry
In celebration of all women in Newfoundland and Labrador
Debbie Petite
In memory of my dear friend Whitey (MM White)
Rebecca Roome
Michelle H. Snow
In honour of the women who came before me -The remarkable women whose lives shaped me in immeasurable ways. My mother, Mary Delaney Snow; my aunt, Elizabeth (Betty) Delaney Moore; my grandmother, Bridget Keefe Delaney; and my great-grandmother, Elizabeth Hall Delaney. Their strength, quiet courage, unwavering resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit have been the guiding lights of my life. They were not only role models but the very foundation upon which I stand. May their legacies live on through the work I do and the woman I strive to be.
Dr. Anne Stewart Staveley & Dr. Michael Staveley
In gratitude for the lifelong commitment of Anne Ford Leslie and Florence Mary Staveley to a woman's right to be treated equitably in her work in the public and private sphere. In memory also of great -grandmothers and great -aunts Margaret Deacon McColl, Jane Cuthbertson Leslie, and May Stewart McColl, who all worked in stores and factories, grand houses and police barracks. Also, in honour of the next generation of working women in universities, colleges, studios and community organizations, Victoria, Alice and James pay tribute to their godmothers, Mary Elizabeth Barry, Margery Green, Mabel Farmer, Helen Jones and Mary West Pratt.
Sarah Stoodley
Eleanor Swanson
Caitlin Urquhart
In loving memory of Shelagh Marion Harris (nee Giles), a teacher, a community builder and an inspiration. When she rose to leadership, she was a mentor to and champion for women, lifting them up to follow in her footsteps. She was an endlessly curious world-traveler, a tireless volunteer and fundraiser for local causes, and never missed an opportunity to offer tea and a sweet treat, or to correct your grammar. I am guided by her determination, commitment to service and her compassion each day. May my dear late grandma's memory live on alongside Armine Nutting Gosling and these other notable individuals.
Anne Whelan
In heartfelt admiration and gratitude for all who helped “RaiseHerUp;” especially Ettie J. Martin Johnson, Hazel Mae French Janes, Sylvia Joan Skriving Young, J. Neil Young, and all who continue to advocate for higher wisdom. Paths laid before us by strong wise courageous suffragists and their supporters are ours to carry on. May Armine Nutting Gosling’s Statue be a reminder of past present and future endeavours. Here’s to RaisingWomenUp.
Kathleen Knowling
Gina Pecore
Jocelyn Perry
In celebration of all women in Newfoundland and Labrador
Debbie Petite
In memory of my dear friend Whitey (MM White)
Rebecca Roome
Michelle H. Snow
In honour of the women who came before me -The remarkable women whose lives shaped me in immeasurable ways. My mother, Mary Delaney Snow; my aunt, Elizabeth (Betty) Delaney Moore; my grandmother, Bridget Keefe Delaney; and my great-grandmother, Elizabeth Hall Delaney. Their strength, quiet courage, unwavering resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit have been the guiding lights of my life. They were not only role models but the very foundation upon which I stand. May their legacies live on through the work I do and the woman I strive to be.
Dr. Anne Stewart Staveley & Dr. Michael Staveley
In gratitude for the lifelong commitment of Anne Ford Leslie and Florence Mary Staveley to a woman's right to be treated equitably in her work in the public and private sphere. In memory also of great -grandmothers and great -aunts Margaret Deacon McColl, Jane Cuthbertson Leslie, and May Stewart McColl, who all worked in stores and factories, grand houses and police barracks. Also, in honour of the next generation of working women in universities, colleges, studios and community organizations, Victoria, Alice and James pay tribute to their godmothers, Mary Elizabeth Barry, Margery Green, Mabel Farmer, Helen Jones and Mary West Pratt.
Sarah Stoodley
Eleanor Swanson
Caitlin Urquhart
In loving memory of Shelagh Marion Harris (nee Giles), a teacher, a community builder and an inspiration. When she rose to leadership, she was a mentor to and champion for women, lifting them up to follow in her footsteps. She was an endlessly curious world-traveler, a tireless volunteer and fundraiser for local causes, and never missed an opportunity to offer tea and a sweet treat, or to correct your grammar. I am guided by her determination, commitment to service and her compassion each day. May my dear late grandma's memory live on alongside Armine Nutting Gosling and these other notable individuals.
Anne Whelan
Individual Donors & Dedications ($25-$999)
Donors and their dedications will be listed online in perpetuity, linked by QR code on the permanent statue signage in Bannerman Park and will also be invited to the unveiling ceremony in June 2025.
DONATION DEADLINE TO BE INCLUDED ON STATUE WEBSITE: MAY 31, 2025
DONATION DEADLINE TO BE INCLUDED ON STATUE WEBSITE: MAY 31, 2025
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John Abbott
In memory of Angela (Ennis) Abbott
Ellen Alcock
For Angela Earles
Margaret Allen
In memory of Kathleen K. (Fitz-Gerald) Earle
Maureen Anonsen
Thomas Baird
Victoria Belbin
John Barrington
Kate Barrington
Olivia Barrington
Shevone Barrington
Barbara Barrowman
Linda G. Bartlett
In honour of Suzanne C. Bartlett and Everleigh S. Bartlett-Stout
Sharon Batstone
Tashia Batstone
Natalie Beausoleil
Oliver Bendzsa
Cathy Bennett
Dr. Terry Bishop Sterling
Bobbie Boland
Remembering Helen Blanche Murphy - she worked hard to raise women up, for equity, safety of women and children, and social justice; and
Lily Oldford Brown - a community builder, craftsperson, farmer, a woman of the island;
and Anita Hynes Boland, a humble, kind and generous woman who loved to laugh, loved her family and her faith; and Jean Boland, whose way of being in the world was to help others, to enjoy the natural world, friendships and children.
Glendora Boland
In Celebration of Katherine Wilson Boland & Meghan Wilson Boland; and In Memory of Lillian Anna Murphy Wilson and Helen Blanche Murphy.
Patricia Boland-Baker
Susan Bonnell
In honour of Cynthia Gill
Mary Boulos
Amy Bowring
In celebration of Sandra A. Rowe
Diane Brenton
Gillian Brown
Jane Brown
In honour of Majorie Brown
Jenn Brown
For my mother, Philomena Brown, sisters, Bethina, Pamela and Ashley, and all of the strong woman leaders in our family.
Dr. Roberta Buchanan
In memory of Dorothy Jeanate Buchanan
Jim Butler
For our granddaughter Jane Amelia Overton
Janis Byrne
Bonnie Campbell
Dedicated to my mother, Edwina Suley, a lifelong educator, egalitarian, social justice campaigner, and heritage activist; and for my grandmothers: Lovetta Loder Suley and Blanche Squires Howell, with all my love and gratitude; and to the Waterford Valley High English Department!
Diane Campbell
AnnMarie Candow
Ruth Canning
In memory of Mary Jessica Canning; a strong, courageous woman.
Elizabeth Carew
In honour of Patricia Carew (McCarthy) and Mary McCarthy, our mother and grandmother who inspired and challenged us to work hard and give back. Also our father Stan Carew, whose law partner, Louise Sauders, was the first woman called to the bar in Newfoundland.
Angela Carter
In celebration of Florence Carter
Susan Chalker Brown
Ane Christensen
For forward-looking women everywhere — inspired and inspiring.
Barbara Clancy
Chip Clark
Caroline Clarke
Courtney Clarke
Melanie Coughlin
In honour of Patricia Anne Coughlin
Julia Clarke
For my nanny Joan, my wonder woman
Sandra Clarke
Denise Cleary
Nicholle Cluett
Joan Coady
Maggie Coady
Stacey Coady
Corina Coady-Walsh
Lisa Cobb
Aimee Coles
Victoria Collins
Dedicated to Irene Halley Collins, a woman ahead of her time
Kara Connors
Kimberly Connors
Margaret Coombes
In memory of Katherine Margaret Seymour & Jean Carmel Coombes
Deborah Coombs
Dr. Heidi Coombs
Carol Ann Cotter
Marie Corbett
Pam Corrigan
Jennifer Coultas
Bea Courtney
Linda Cox
Maryann Coynoypopoylos
Marlene Creates
Elizabeth Creelman
William Crosbie
Erin Cullen
In memory of Patricia Mary Sparrow and Winifred Ploughman
Linda Cullum
Diana Dabinett
Carol Daley
Doreen Dawe
Bernard Davis
Doreen Dawe
Nicole Dawe
Erin Delaney
Jenn Deon & Dave Walsh
In memory of Fran Deon, Janet Edmonds,
Michelle Jackson & Rita Walsh
Elke Dettmer
Mary Devine
Sheila Devine
Lynn Diamond
Geraldine Downey
Cathy Driedzic
Stephanie Duff
Dedicated to my mother, Shannie Frecker Duff, a woman of incredible energy and dedication to her family and her community who ran in 10 elections and served over three decades in elected office. She was the second woman elected as Mayor of St John’s and the 6th woman elected as a member of the NL House of Assembly. I grew up inspired by my parents’ devotion to community service and the ideals of inclusion and social justice.
Florence Duff Carter
In memory of Ellen Duff and Phyllis Carter
Cathy Duke
Nora Duke
Pauline Duke
Maxine Dunne
Elaine Dunphy
In honour of Suzanne C. Bartlett and Everleigh S. Bartlett-Stout
John Abbott
In memory of Angela (Ennis) Abbott
Ellen Alcock
For Angela Earles
Margaret Allen
In memory of Kathleen K. (Fitz-Gerald) Earle
Maureen Anonsen
Thomas Baird
Victoria Belbin
John Barrington
Kate Barrington
Olivia Barrington
Shevone Barrington
Barbara Barrowman
Linda G. Bartlett
In honour of Suzanne C. Bartlett and Everleigh S. Bartlett-Stout
Sharon Batstone
Tashia Batstone
Natalie Beausoleil
Oliver Bendzsa
Cathy Bennett
Dr. Terry Bishop Sterling
Bobbie Boland
Remembering Helen Blanche Murphy - she worked hard to raise women up, for equity, safety of women and children, and social justice; and
Lily Oldford Brown - a community builder, craftsperson, farmer, a woman of the island;
and Anita Hynes Boland, a humble, kind and generous woman who loved to laugh, loved her family and her faith; and Jean Boland, whose way of being in the world was to help others, to enjoy the natural world, friendships and children.
Glendora Boland
In Celebration of Katherine Wilson Boland & Meghan Wilson Boland; and In Memory of Lillian Anna Murphy Wilson and Helen Blanche Murphy.
Patricia Boland-Baker
Susan Bonnell
In honour of Cynthia Gill
Mary Boulos
Amy Bowring
In celebration of Sandra A. Rowe
Diane Brenton
Gillian Brown
Jane Brown
In honour of Majorie Brown
Jenn Brown
For my mother, Philomena Brown, sisters, Bethina, Pamela and Ashley, and all of the strong woman leaders in our family.
Dr. Roberta Buchanan
In memory of Dorothy Jeanate Buchanan
Jim Butler
For our granddaughter Jane Amelia Overton
Janis Byrne
Bonnie Campbell
Dedicated to my mother, Edwina Suley, a lifelong educator, egalitarian, social justice campaigner, and heritage activist; and for my grandmothers: Lovetta Loder Suley and Blanche Squires Howell, with all my love and gratitude; and to the Waterford Valley High English Department!
Diane Campbell
AnnMarie Candow
Ruth Canning
In memory of Mary Jessica Canning; a strong, courageous woman.
Elizabeth Carew
In honour of Patricia Carew (McCarthy) and Mary McCarthy, our mother and grandmother who inspired and challenged us to work hard and give back. Also our father Stan Carew, whose law partner, Louise Sauders, was the first woman called to the bar in Newfoundland.
Angela Carter
In celebration of Florence Carter
Susan Chalker Brown
Ane Christensen
For forward-looking women everywhere — inspired and inspiring.
Barbara Clancy
Chip Clark
Caroline Clarke
Courtney Clarke
Melanie Coughlin
In honour of Patricia Anne Coughlin
Julia Clarke
For my nanny Joan, my wonder woman
Sandra Clarke
Denise Cleary
Nicholle Cluett
Joan Coady
Maggie Coady
Stacey Coady
Corina Coady-Walsh
Lisa Cobb
Aimee Coles
Victoria Collins
Dedicated to Irene Halley Collins, a woman ahead of her time
Kara Connors
Kimberly Connors
Margaret Coombes
In memory of Katherine Margaret Seymour & Jean Carmel Coombes
Deborah Coombs
Dr. Heidi Coombs
Carol Ann Cotter
Marie Corbett
Pam Corrigan
Jennifer Coultas
Bea Courtney
Linda Cox
Maryann Coynoypopoylos
Marlene Creates
Elizabeth Creelman
William Crosbie
Erin Cullen
In memory of Patricia Mary Sparrow and Winifred Ploughman
Linda Cullum
Diana Dabinett
Carol Daley
Doreen Dawe
Bernard Davis
Doreen Dawe
Nicole Dawe
Erin Delaney
Jenn Deon & Dave Walsh
In memory of Fran Deon, Janet Edmonds,
Michelle Jackson & Rita Walsh
Elke Dettmer
Mary Devine
Sheila Devine
Lynn Diamond
Geraldine Downey
Cathy Driedzic
Stephanie Duff
Dedicated to my mother, Shannie Frecker Duff, a woman of incredible energy and dedication to her family and her community who ran in 10 elections and served over three decades in elected office. She was the second woman elected as Mayor of St John’s and the 6th woman elected as a member of the NL House of Assembly. I grew up inspired by my parents’ devotion to community service and the ideals of inclusion and social justice.
Florence Duff Carter
In memory of Ellen Duff and Phyllis Carter
Cathy Duke
Nora Duke
Pauline Duke
Maxine Dunne
Elaine Dunphy
In honour of Suzanne C. Bartlett and Everleigh S. Bartlett-Stout
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Carolyn Earle
Yvonne Earle
In honour of Wendy Williams, former city councillor (St. John's) and former leader of Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women; and in memory of Dorothy Carnell Earle; Joan Loveday Earle; and Joyce Hall - teacher extraordinaire and boundary pusher.
Carolyn Emerson
Maxine Ennis
Lela Evans
Anne Fagan
For my Mom, Kathleen (Bradley) Fagan 1924-2007, the strongest and bravest of women
Nichola Feldman-Kiss
Alice Flynn
Charmaine Flynn
Judy Foote
Debbie Forward
In memory of Lorna Clouter and in celebration of Granddaughter Avery Forward
Nora Furlong
In memory of Beatrice and Nora Whalen Furlong and Catherine Hogan Fitzgerald
Brenda Gagnon
Krista Galbraith
Sherry Gambin-Walsh
In celebration of Marina Walsh and Victoria Jane Walsh; and in memory of Jane Brewer-Gambin and Aggie Mooney-Power
Bruce Gilbert
Rosalind Gill
Jean Graham
Gloria Haley
Joyce Hancock
In honour of Dorothy Inglis
Kathy Hawkins
Sara Hawkins
Marlayne Hardy
Ita Hatfield
Lynn Healey
Claire Hickman
Kathy Hickman
For all the women who fought courageously to give women the right to vote.
Jenny Higgins
Nancy Hollett
In honour of Madonna Hollett, whose strength and grace inspire us all.
Judy Hudson
Melva Humber
Lisa Hutchens
Danika Hyatt
Lauren Hyatt
Linda Inkpen
Connie Ings
In memory of the Reverend Evelyn Piercey, my beloved friend and mentor, a woman of great strength and inspiration, and a strong advocate for justice. And in memory of my beloved grandmother, Marion Grace Burry.
Peter Jackson
Bonnie James
In memory of Joan Cochrane James
Pam Janes-Young
Jennifer Jeans
In honour of Ann Jennings
Sylina Jones
Deidre Keating
With love, to honour the strong women of our family, including Elizabeth Murphy, Cecilia Brothers, and Dana Brothers
Kim Keating
Bridget Keating
Sheila Keats
Jennifer Keyte
Susan Khaladkar
Jolene King
Yamuna Kutty
"In loving memory of Ravindran Nair, my little brother, Covid-19 victim"
Jeanette Lambermont-Morey
Ruth Lawrence
In memory of Frances "Fannie" Knowling McNeil (14 March 1869 - 23 February 1928)
Jacqueline Lee
Ruby Legge
In honour of Lorraine Crummey, Rebecca Crummey and Naomi Crummey
Christine LeGrow
Lydia Lewycky
Joanne MacDonald
Chantelle MacDonald Newhook
Ann Marie Mackey
Heather MacLellan
Leslie MacLeod
Barbara Maidment
Erin Malloy
Cassie Manning-Dyke
Eileen Maxwell
Lara Maynard
Karen McCarthy
In honour of Margaret Myles Mallay
Debbie McGee
Elizabeth McGrath
Christie Meadus
In celebration of Avery Moore
Juanita Mercer
For Victoria
Katie Mercer
Lorraine Michael
In honour of Ann Michael, Janet Michael, Sandra Michael Sorensen, and Lorraine Michael
Carol Mitchell
Elaine Mitchell
Carol Ann Molloy
Trudy Morgan-Cole
Kathleen Morrissey
In honour of Elaine Sullivan
Margie Mulcahy
Crystal Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Richard Murphy
To Catherine and Edward Murphy, Children of the Harbour
Susan Murray
Geri Nichols
Jessica Dellow and Nicholas Crosbie
In honour of our grandmothers: Annie Pelley Brake, Gertrude Murray Crosbie, Elizabeth Mclntosh Dellow, and Ellen Hazelwood Howitt. Each of these women achieved and contributed greatly within the spaces they were allowed to occupy. Their daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters build on their legacy every day.
Caroline Nicholson
Heather O'Brien
In honour of Basia & Emelia Gogacz-O'Brien
Janet O'Brien
Patricia O'Brien
Shane & Marie O'Dea
In honour of Helena McGrath Frecker, the FIRST graduate of Memorial University College in 1926
Liz Ohle
Votes for Women!
Carolyn O'Keefe
Cher O'Keefe
To my daughter, Sarah Power and for Rebecca Pardy.
Colleen O'Keefe
Sheilagh O'Leary
Carolyn Earle
Yvonne Earle
In honour of Wendy Williams, former city councillor (St. John's) and former leader of Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women; and in memory of Dorothy Carnell Earle; Joan Loveday Earle; and Joyce Hall - teacher extraordinaire and boundary pusher.
Carolyn Emerson
Maxine Ennis
Lela Evans
Anne Fagan
For my Mom, Kathleen (Bradley) Fagan 1924-2007, the strongest and bravest of women
Nichola Feldman-Kiss
Alice Flynn
Charmaine Flynn
Judy Foote
Debbie Forward
In memory of Lorna Clouter and in celebration of Granddaughter Avery Forward
Nora Furlong
In memory of Beatrice and Nora Whalen Furlong and Catherine Hogan Fitzgerald
Brenda Gagnon
Krista Galbraith
Sherry Gambin-Walsh
In celebration of Marina Walsh and Victoria Jane Walsh; and in memory of Jane Brewer-Gambin and Aggie Mooney-Power
Bruce Gilbert
Rosalind Gill
Jean Graham
Gloria Haley
Joyce Hancock
In honour of Dorothy Inglis
Kathy Hawkins
Sara Hawkins
Marlayne Hardy
Ita Hatfield
Lynn Healey
Claire Hickman
Kathy Hickman
For all the women who fought courageously to give women the right to vote.
Jenny Higgins
Nancy Hollett
In honour of Madonna Hollett, whose strength and grace inspire us all.
Judy Hudson
Melva Humber
Lisa Hutchens
Danika Hyatt
Lauren Hyatt
Linda Inkpen
Connie Ings
In memory of the Reverend Evelyn Piercey, my beloved friend and mentor, a woman of great strength and inspiration, and a strong advocate for justice. And in memory of my beloved grandmother, Marion Grace Burry.
Peter Jackson
Bonnie James
In memory of Joan Cochrane James
Pam Janes-Young
Jennifer Jeans
In honour of Ann Jennings
Sylina Jones
Deidre Keating
With love, to honour the strong women of our family, including Elizabeth Murphy, Cecilia Brothers, and Dana Brothers
Kim Keating
Bridget Keating
Sheila Keats
Jennifer Keyte
Susan Khaladkar
Jolene King
Yamuna Kutty
"In loving memory of Ravindran Nair, my little brother, Covid-19 victim"
Jeanette Lambermont-Morey
Ruth Lawrence
In memory of Frances "Fannie" Knowling McNeil (14 March 1869 - 23 February 1928)
Jacqueline Lee
Ruby Legge
In honour of Lorraine Crummey, Rebecca Crummey and Naomi Crummey
Christine LeGrow
Lydia Lewycky
Joanne MacDonald
Chantelle MacDonald Newhook
Ann Marie Mackey
Heather MacLellan
Leslie MacLeod
Barbara Maidment
Erin Malloy
Cassie Manning-Dyke
Eileen Maxwell
Lara Maynard
Karen McCarthy
In honour of Margaret Myles Mallay
Debbie McGee
Elizabeth McGrath
Christie Meadus
In celebration of Avery Moore
Juanita Mercer
For Victoria
Katie Mercer
Lorraine Michael
In honour of Ann Michael, Janet Michael, Sandra Michael Sorensen, and Lorraine Michael
Carol Mitchell
Elaine Mitchell
Carol Ann Molloy
Trudy Morgan-Cole
Kathleen Morrissey
In honour of Elaine Sullivan
Margie Mulcahy
Crystal Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Richard Murphy
To Catherine and Edward Murphy, Children of the Harbour
Susan Murray
Geri Nichols
Jessica Dellow and Nicholas Crosbie
In honour of our grandmothers: Annie Pelley Brake, Gertrude Murray Crosbie, Elizabeth Mclntosh Dellow, and Ellen Hazelwood Howitt. Each of these women achieved and contributed greatly within the spaces they were allowed to occupy. Their daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters build on their legacy every day.
Caroline Nicholson
Heather O'Brien
In honour of Basia & Emelia Gogacz-O'Brien
Janet O'Brien
Patricia O'Brien
Shane & Marie O'Dea
In honour of Helena McGrath Frecker, the FIRST graduate of Memorial University College in 1926
Liz Ohle
Votes for Women!
Carolyn O'Keefe
Cher O'Keefe
To my daughter, Sarah Power and for Rebecca Pardy.
Colleen O'Keefe
Sheilagh O'Leary
P-Z
Elisabeth Pardy Hartling
For Sheila Marie Gushue (née Kelly): pioneer, matriarch, soulmate, endlessly supportive grandmother on her 90th birthday.
Marion A Pardy
In honour of International Women's Forum, St. John's, NL
Karen Parmeter
Marion Parsons
In honour of Rachel Dragland
Allan Penny
Joyce Penney
Iris Petten
Evelyn Peyton Murphy
Linda Phillips
Connie Pike
Tina Pomroy
Bernadatte Power
Katie Power
Doreen Power
Michelle Power
Dedicated to the resilient women of this province who have raised themselves up after heartbreaking loss of children and partners. They chose to thrive and contribute.
Sheila Power
Judith Puddester
Mary Purchase
Susan Pye
Theresa Rahal
Catherine Rees
Evelyn Reid
For my grandmothers Beatrice Burton & Evelyn Reid; for my mother Joyce Burton; and my aunt Lillias Downey.
Margot Reid
Doreen Riche
In honour of Frances Knickle
Elizabeth Roche
Rebecca Rose
Mona & Mary-lou Rossiter
In memory of John & Catherine Rossiter
Paul Rowe
For Bessie Rowe
Catherine Royle
Maureen Ryan
Michelle Ryan
In memory of Margaret Mary Ryan, Middle Cove
Emily Samson Stares
In dedication to the Stares and Sampson women who lived, worked, and played here before us.
Jennifer Selby
Paula Sheppard
Susan Sherk
Kim Shipp
Mary Shortall
Katherine Simmons
Jean M Smith
Erin Snow
Michelle Snow
In memory of my mother Ann (Kinsella) White
Jenifer Soper
Lima Spurrell
Bernie Squires
Annette Stapenhorst
Margaret Stares
For Margaret Stares, who raised us up and set a fantastic example of being a strong woman. Thanks, Mom! For Joanne Stares, the coolest sister of all time... and now that's cast in stone. Thanks for always being someone to look up to!
Jane Steneker
Gail Sullivan
Joan Sullivan
Lynn Sullivan
Sara Swain
In honour of Audrey O'Brien Swain
Christine Taylor-Fearing
Bruce Templeton
In honour of Dr. Anna Templeton
Joanne Thompson
Heidi Tiedemann
In memory of Katharine Cantlie Robertson
Kim Todd
In memory of Annie (Clarke) Smith
Edna Turpin
Rose Van Driel Scott
Katrina Vanta
Mary Lou Vokey
Allyson Wakeham
In memory of Kathleen Doyle Wakeham
Mona Wall
Corina Walsh
Brenda Walsh
Donna Walsh
For Theresa K.J. Walsh & Donna Walsh
Mary Watson
Cassandra Whalen
Karyn Whelan
Kelly White
Marian White
Abra Whitney
In honour of the fiercely strong women in the Whitney, McGee, Forrester and Pelletier Families
Elizabeth Whitten
Victoria Whitten
In memory of Cherry Midwood Greene
and Mary Kent Whitten
Heidi Wicks
Amanda Will
In celebration of Jaqueline Saunders
Wendy C Williams
Kate Wilson
For Millicent Fleming Moran, loving Gran to Jax, Charlie and Stewie, and Bonus Mama to me. We are so happy to have you in our lives!
Nancy Winsor
Christine Winters
Nicole Winters
In celebration of Hannah Nicole Winters
Toni-Marie Wiseman
Steven Wolinetz
Vannie Woodford
For Scarlett Li Yu Chen Durnford and Skye Dora Yu Han Durnford - May you both grow in strength, compassion, love, and wisdom like your wonderful Mama and the other great women in your lives; and in memory of my beloved grandmothers, Mary Frizzell and Joyce Woodford
Mandy Woodland
Janine Woodrow
Alison Woolridge
Aedon Young
Élyse Young
Jennifer Young
Courtney Zwicker
In honour of Megan Norris
To make a donation by cheque, please make it out to the "Persistence Theatre Company" and send, along with your mailing address and contact information, to Persistence Theatre Company, 410 East White Hills Road, St. John's, NL A1A5J7 Canada