Brad Benter is a third-generation San Diegan. He graduated from Torrey Pines High School and remembers being brought to the river beds in Carmel Valley for a science class right…
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Kathleen Franklin about Life: Better or Worse after Breast Cancer?
Many can’t imagine how having a better life after being diagnosed with invasive breast cancer is even possible. Kathleen Franklin, retired Superintendent in charge of a large territory of parks…
Sad, Mad, Bad, and a Remarkable Woman’s Journey to Recovery
I would add taking control. That’s Judy’s philosophy in life. She truly represents how to take a sad situation and turn it into a learning experience; and more so, a…
Food for thought: Time and a brief introspective on life, love, and humor by Dr. Beatrice Rose
The Doris a Howell Foundation named its first Emeritus Board Member this year, Dr. Beatrice Rose. She however, is used to being ‘the first’ at many things. Like few in…
Sandra Harris - A life-long love for education and travel.
With summer around the corner, many of us are excited about our vacation time and the possibility of going on a new adventure, even if it’s just around the neighborhood…
Peg Neuhauser - Business Mediator and Author Brings Her Experience to the Howell Foundation.
Many have heard the saying “curiosity killed the cat”. But could it be that curiosity is responsible for personal and professional growth? It might well be that it played a…
To Be or Not to Be in the Tax Preparation Saga: Advice from 30 years of experience from Linda Osborne, Howell Board Member
Linda Osborne, CPA Not to be an additional source of stress – especially after our Stress Management and Health Seminar last week – but the yearly dread of preparing and…
2013 at a Glance
Welcome to the Howell Foundation! And what a successful year 2013 has been. The Foundation’s mission is simple: Keeping the women we love healthy. Through education, we…
Kicking Off the New Year Fully Charged!
The Howell Foundation Board Members met this week to set their objectives for the 2014 fiscal new year. Funding scholarships for undergraduate research in women’s health continues to be a…