The Marie Civic Leadership
Award
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In 2004,
Paul and Irving Spitzberg initiated
The Marie Interfaith Civic Leadership
Award an award to honor their mother,
Marie Spitzberg.
Growing up,
they saw a positive role model in her
values and civic activities in partnership
with their father, Dr. Irving Spitzberg.
Marie Spitzberg lives interfaith leadership
in her service to all regardless of
religion or economic circumstance.
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Chief Kirk Lane and Curt Bradbury Receive
2012 Marie Award
Curt Bradbury, a Little Rock businessman,
and Benton Police Chief Kirk Lane were the recipients
of the 2012 Marie Interfaith Civic Leadership
Award May 21 in the Great Hall of the Clinton
Presidential Center in Little Rock.
View Recipient Profiles>>
The logo of the Marie Interfaith Civic Leadership
Award symbolizes how people of all faiths look
upward to God and reach outward toward each
other. It is rendered in black and white to
represent that people of all races as well as
all faiths are working together to lead their
community.
Past recipients of the Marie Interfaith Civic
Leadership Award include:
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2012 |
Chief Kirk Lane & Curt Bradbury |
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2011 |
Dr. Fitz Hill |
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2010 |
Arkansas State Sen. Joyce Elliott |
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2009 |
US Sen. David Pryor |
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2008 |
The Congregations of Bethel AME
Church & Trinity Episcopal Cathedral |
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2007 |
Grainger Williams |
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2006 |
Jim Davis |
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2005 |
Mimi Dortch |
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