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On 25 May 2001, at 15:08, [log in to unmask] wrote:

>  Ms Dorros and Janet,
>
>        you might explain what the award is for, who gives the award,
>         what
> the criteria for getting the award are, and who selects the recipient.
>  And, most importantly, what does she receive, if any thing, from
> getting the award.  Is there an award ceremony?  Is she going to have to
> give a speech?  I do not know this and it is not in your e-mail. I do
> not intend to diminish the award in any way for Joan B. Snyder by asking
> these questions.
>
>       Congratulations to Ms. Snyder  for being selected to receive this
> (unknown, mystery) award.   I would give it to her, whatever it is,
> based solely upon her essay, "Beautiful'" which appeared on this list
> recently.  I wouldn't even have to look at all that other stuff she
> does.  Katie  
>

Hi Katie,
The Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award" is awarded on
or about June 9th. every year.  Sidney Dorros was born June 9th. 1923.
(Michael J. Fox shares June 9th. as a birthday BTW)

Here's some background reading on Sidney and Donna Dorros....

Eighth Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"
http://www.parkinson.org/SidneyDorros.htm

2001 - Joan Blessington Snyder
Eighth Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"

2000 - David Purdy
Seventh Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"
http://www.parkinson.org/sb00win.htm
http://members.aol.com/movparkinson/dorros.htm

1999 Donna and Sidney Dorros Award
http://www.pdf.org/aboutpdf/grants/dorros.html

1999 - Dale Severance
Sixth Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"
http://www.parkinson.org/sb99win.htm

1999 - Annual Human and Civil Rights Awards - Award Designations
NEA's annual Human and Civil Rights Awards are named for the
following pioneers and leaders in this nation's pursuit of equality.

Applegate-Dorros Peace and International Understanding
Award: Irvamae Applegate (1920-1973), 1966-67 NEA president
and Executive Committee member of the World Confederation
of Organizations of the Teaching Profession (now Education
International), and Sidney Dorros (1925-1993), consultant to the
NEA Bicentennial Committee, worked tirelessly to promote
international understanding and to involve young people in world
peace efforts.
http://www.nea.org/nr/nr990619.html

1998 - Gerry Haines
Fifth Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"
http://www.parkinson.org/sb98win.htm

1998 - Donna Dorros - Path of Achievement Award.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/community/services/helpers/seniors0698.htm

1997 -
Fourth Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"

1996 -
Third Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"

1995 - Jim Cordy
Second Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"

1994 - Russell John Ahlstrom
First Annual "Sidney Dorros Memorial Award"
http://www.rutledgebooks.com/ahlstrom.htm

1981 - Sidney Dorros - Parkinson's: A Patient's View.
Seven Locks Press, P.O. Box 27, Cabin John, MD 20818
(Having developed symptoms at age 36, the author describes his
subsequent feelings and how he adapted to the diagnosis.
This account is an excellent resource to help others understand
what it is like to live with Parkinson's.)
http://www.marshmed.org/nwhn_catalog/ENG/tlinks/t000135.htm

http://www.shef.ac.uk/misc/groups/epda/sid.htm

I hope this helps...

I'm posting it on the List that others may benefit....

Cheers ........... murray
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