West
Virginia
Spotlight
Winners
of
the
Living
the
Dream
Award
The
Greenbrier
Historical
Society
recently
nominated
Pamela
Barry
and
Neely
Seams for
the
Martin
Luther
King,
Jr.
Living
the
Dream
Award,
and
they
won!
The
Martin
Luther
King,
Jr.
State
Holiday
Commission
presented
Pamela
Barry
and
Neely
Seams
the
2018
“Living
the
Dream
Award”
in
the
area
of
“Sharing
of
Self—Selfless
Leadership
in
the
Public
and
Private
Sector.”
Together
they
wrote
and
performed
a
monologue
about
the
life
of
Medal
of
Freedom
winner
and
White
Sulphur
Springs
native,
Katherine
Coleman
Goble
Johnson,
during
the
2017
Greenbrier
Historical
Society
Homes
Tour
Weekend.
In
doing
so,
they
rendered
an
invaluable
service
to
others
in
the
public
sector
through
education
and
inspiration.
Because
of
its
potential
impact
on
students,
the
monologue
will
be
presented
to
all
the
high
school
students
in
Greenbrier,
Monroe,
and
Pocahontas
Counties
in
March,
2018.
(Photo
Credit:
Greenbrier
Historial
Society.)
L
to
R:
Mrs.
Patricia
Wilson,
Pamela
Barry,
Neely
Seams,
and
Dr.
William
R.
White
as
Barry
and
Seams
are
presented
with
their
“Sharing
of
Self—Selfless
Leadership
in
the
Public
Sector”
award.
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