The Peoria Woman - June 2007

As the CEO of the Central Illinois Chapter of the American Red Cross, Anne Fox never has a dull moment at work. From coordinating disaster relief and emergency services to health and safety education for youth and adults, Fox stays busy. For the past 24 years she has dedicated herself to the organization, which earned a high-performing ranking for the second year in a row this year. Her volunteer service and professional achievements have been recognized with many prestigious awards, including the Junior League Volunteer of the Year Award and the Bradley University Centurion Society.
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Publisher's Note
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Peoria Profile
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