Atherton Tribute Wall
A place for AWIU Members to Honor, Remember, and Celebrate Each Other
Named for Martha Atherton, who, through her warmth, strength, and belief in the power of sisterhood exemplified what is best in AWIU.
Marty Atherton’s philosophy of contributing to international understanding through her personal, professional and collegial relationships and of “paying it forward” drives much of our AWIU mission today. As our organization continues to move forward and continues to close the gap between cultures and continues to encourage social understanding and continues to encourage religious tolerance, Marty remains a part of who we are collectively and who we are as individuals.
In Memory of Bette Rothstein
May your memory live on. We are always thinking of you.
In Memory of Bernice Hemphill
Without Bernice’s years of dedication & hard work, AWIU would not exist today !
Remembering Martha Atherton
It was Marty who got me involved with AWIU leading to many years of rewarding times of interaction with wonderful people. RIP Marty!
Remembering Anna Belle Mitchell
Diane Mitchell Henry’s dear mother Anna Belle her “North Star.”
Remembering Bette Rothstein
In memory of Bette Rothstein – A very special lady.
Remembering Anna Belle Mitchell
To Honor the life of Anna Belle Mitchell, mother of member Diane Mitchell Henry, In Celebration of a legacy which supports women and is carried forward by Diane Mitchell Henry and Alicia Henry.
Honoring Joseph McGlinchey
To Honor Joseph McGlinchey, for his service to our country and in recognition of decades of support to his wife, Diane, as she carries the mission of AWIU forward.
In Honor and Recognition of Felicity Vabulas
In honor and recognition of Felicity Vabulas, Professor of International Studies at Pepperdine University
In Honor of Diane Mitchell Henry
In memory of her mother.
In Honor of Diane McGlinchey
In memory of her husband Joe.
Remembering Martha Atherton
In memory of a remarkable women.
Remembering Martha Atherton
A true inspiration to AWIU and all women
Remembering Martha Artherton
Remembering Marty – her warmth, her generosity, her concern for others and her exceptional contributions to AWIU and SCI.
Remembering Martha Artherton
I know she was a very kind and generous woman. So much to admire about her. She will be missed.
Remembering Martha Artherton
Martha Atherton was an outstanding woman of her times dedicated to women and families world-wide. A woman of grace and inspiration to all, her life was a daily reflection of doing good for others. What a blessing having had Martha (Marty) in AWIU’s life.
Remembering Martha Artherton
Martha Atherton’s legacy will live on with the lives extended due to science advancements she funded through her work for a cure of Cystic Fibrosis and hospitals where she funded better and safer equipment for the public. Her legacy lives on through her work with organizations like Sister Cities International and American Women For International Understanding, where she helped build a framework for future generations of citizen diplomats. Her legacy lives on in our hearts and minds when we reach into our memories to consider when faced with obstacles and ask ourselves, “What would Marty say?” Martha Atherton was an amazing, inspiring woman. I am blessed to have known her.
Remembering Natasha Davison
In homage of my beloved Great Aunt Natasha Davison, who founded so many cultural institutions in my home town of Atlanta, Georgia, and cared for the destitute.
Remembering Martha Atherton
Marty was so very special to so many AWIU members. Her passing is a great loss to AWIU and the world she so embraced through her beautiful Spirit and generosity to everyone she met over her lifetime.
Honoring Martha Artherton
In Celebration of one who positively impacted the lives of so many people around the world. I am grateful that one of those lives was mine.
Honoring Martha Artherton
In honor of a Shero.
Honoring Joseph J. McGlinchey
In memory of Joe who dedicated a lifetime of service to his country.
