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From 1970 through 1980, the Chattanooga Chapter published roster listing the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and photos of all the members.
The first president, Jessica Hogan Mayer was married to a Chattanooga Builder who died. Jessica met her second husband at a meeting of the National Assoication of Realtors®. He owned a real estate company in Florida so Jessica moved to Florida after their marriage. She came back to Chattanooga to help us celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Chattanooga Chapter. Ann Hale was instrumental in getting her here for that event.
Past-Presidents - Chattanooga Chapter
Many of our past-presidents have assumed leadership positions in other segments of the Realtor® Association.
Chattanooga Association Presidents: |
- Bettye Harrison - Two Consecutive Terms
- Gloria Sutton
- Ann Hale
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- Lois Ramsey Killebrew
- Darlene May-Brown
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Bettye Harrison served as president of the National's Women's Council of Realtors® in 1986. Lois Killebrew served as president of the Tennessee Association of Realtors® and Regional Vice-President of NAR. Bettye Harrison served tweleve (12) and two (2) year term on the Nar Strategic Planning Committee. Bettye Harrison served twelve (12) years as Trustee for the Tennessee Real Estate Education Foundation and two (2) years as its president. Ann Hale has chaired the TAR Governmental Affairs Committee, the Legislative Committee, and the Convention Committee.
WCR Members who have been Realtor® of the Year for the Chattanooga Association are: |
- Isabel Langley
- Bettye Harrison
- Ann Hale
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- Lois Killebrew
- Darlene Brown
- Elwynn Schwartz
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Bettye Harrison was Tennessee Realtor® of the Year in 1986. |
WCR - Creating, Devloping, and Achieving
The leadership training courses provided by the WCR helped these women to develop leadership skills that have been valuable to the real estate community, their churches, clubs, community organizations, and their cities and counties.
The Leadership Academy which was organized to train newly elected presidents of chapters has become invaluable to local chapters and their growth. |
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