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2009.  Washington Women in Trades 2nd calendar.  

 
To commemorate our 30th year, Washington Women in Trades celebrated the past, present, and future tradeswoman. 
The format of this calendar was a bit different than all the rest:
First, there were the Rosies, the women who started it all and made the world realize that women can not only do, but excel at trades work. 
Second, our present-day tradeswomen represented an incredible spirit, pride, and drive. Many of them began working in the 70’s when there were few women in the workforce. Strong, independent and confident, they are artists, grandmothers, motorcyclists, gardeners, athletes and moms. 
Finally, the apprentices and future tradeswomen were enthusiastic and inspiring, brand new to the trades, but with big plans for their futures. 

 

Front Cover Photo, Christine Meadows' paint can.
 

This calendar is out of print.

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January

Tina Parvi

Ironworker

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April

Virginia Wilhelmi

Riveter at McDonald Douglas

born March 4, 1928
died September 6, 2016

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July

2008 WWIT Members

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October

Elna Larson

Torpedo assembler at Keyport Shipyard

born December 6, 1920
died November 30, 2015

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February

Christine Meadows

Painter

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May

Martha Holly

Sheetmetal worker

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August

Mel Parker

Electrician

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November

Peggy Owens

Lineworker

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March

WWIT Collage

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June

Brienne Wright

Carpenter

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September

Alaskan Copper Welders

Seung Hall
Kristine Stenglein-Trolia
Michele Lannoye
Rebecca O'Leary

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December 

Pam & Stella Longshore

Teamster & Future Tradeswoman

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