• Senior, Akiba Yavneh Academy
  
• Co-Founder, “Jewish Women in the Workforce”
  
• STEM teacher aide; President of AYA Math Club

FUTURE  INSPIRING  WOMAN

STAN  GOLDEN  MEN  OF  ACTION  AWARDS

Lottye Brodsky Lyle

• Founder, Poor David’s Pub, music/social venue
  
• Volunteer, Meals On Wheels & KNON Radio
  
• Recognized songwriter, talent promoter​
  

Justin Henry

Hector Musquiz Flores

CARING  COUPLE  AWARD

LIFETIME  ACHIEVEMENT  AWARD

Roman Childress

Sam Rael

James Tacker

• Lawyer, specializing in juvenile representation, mediation
• Founder, CEO of “Unlocking Doors” and “Go KIDS”
  
• First woman to head Texas Board of Criminal Justice

• Founder, Chairman Lyco Holdings, Inc., private investments
  
• SMU Lyle School of Engineering plus multiple campus awards
  
• Linz Award for  Outstanding Volunteerism

FUTURE  MEN  OF  ACTION

George Tobolowsky

• Sr. Counsel, McKesson Corporation
  
• President, DISD Board of Trustees, supporter for fair and equitable education
  
• Volunteer community advisor for multiple nonprofits
  

Bobby Lyle

Diane Hopson

Linda Manner

• Senior, Akiba Yavneh Academy
  
• Athlete & leader in student organizations
  
• Gap-year in Israel, before college business major
  

• Internationally recognized sculptor at museums and universities
  
• Donor of art work/sculptures to nonprofit organizations
  
• Community volunteer on many business and arts boards

Shira Kamisa

• Regional Vice President/Associate General Counsel, TIAA
  
• Co-Founder, The Orchid Giving Circle, funder of grants for the North Texas Asian community
  
• Volunteer leader at many nonprofits​
  

• Junior at St Mark’s School of Texas
  
• Focus on human relations/​UN/local elections
  
• Volunteer at Dallas Zoo, Bean’s Library, Readers 2 Learners

2023 Award Recipients

David Card

• Hosted numerous people displaced by Hurricane Katrina
  
• Active in nonprofits such as Boys & Girls Club
  
• Devoted community and family caregiver

• Lifelong skilled professional in organizational management
• Recognized leader in field of special needs education
• Volunteer in numerous nonprofit and community organizations

Christina Melton Crain

• Retired DISD Human Resources leader
  
• Worked for US Dept. of Justice & Office of Civil Rights
  
• Champion of education, immigrants, Hispanic culture/business
  

Caren K. Lock

The SWJC Texas Sized Event recognizes outstanding leaders from various disciplines and backgrounds who are role models and trailblazers throughout our community.

• “Citizen of the World”, lived in seven countries
  
• Major fundraiser, volunteer for many nonprofits
  
• Background in education and corporate leadership
  

REGINA MONTOYA

• Lawyer, Executive Director of Tricolor Foundation
• Commissioner, President’s Advisory, Advancing Educational Equity for Hispanics
  
• Leader on many civic boards: Mayor’s Task Force on Poverty, etc.
  

​PAUL COGGINS

• ​Lawyer, Locke Lord, LLP; former US Attorney for the Northern District of Texas
  
• Volunteer services for many nonprofit organizations
  
• Author, Cash McCahill, series of novels​
  

Tammany Stern

AUDREY  KAPLAN  INSPIRING  WOMEN  OF  THE  SOUTHWEST  AWARDS

• Publisher, “Best of Guide” publications
  
• Founded the Dallas Magnolias to grow our community through love, kindness, compassion and giving 
  
• Raised multiple thousands of dollars for local charities

Regina Montoya & Paul Coggins

• Founder of several public accounting firms/businesses
  
• Volunteer Treasurer at Ronald McDonald House & other nonprofits
  
• Formerly with US Department of Defense and IRS