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Remarkable Women Nominee: Ana Estevez

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Tina Glass was a youth pastor at First Presbyterian Church for 20 years. After retiring, she found a new way to serve. She and a team of people cook a hot meal every Sunday for the food-insecure. Glass said finding out she was nominated for Remarkable Women was overwhelming.

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Remarkable Women Nominee: Ana Estevez

The tragedy that struck Ana Estevez's family played out in public when her estranged husband murdered their 5-year-old son, Piqui, in 2017. Piqui's death led to changes in California law that have protected countless children and also led to Ana earning a 2024 Remarkable Women nomination. Ana Estevez and her son, Piqui. (KTLA) Every March, Nexstar celebrates Women’s History Month by honoring “Remarkable Women” across the country and recognizing…

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Remarkable Women: Tara Storch

DALLAS (KDAF) — Tara Storch, founder of the Taylor's Gift Foundation, has made an indelible impact on the lives of those grieving the sudden loss of a loved one who becomes an organ donor. As part of the Nexstar Remarkable Woman campaign, Stephanie Mendez sat down with Storch to talk about the tragedy that ended up inspiring the nonprofit. During Spring Break of 2010, the Storch family had escaped to the mountains of Beaver Creek, Colorado, for …

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Remarkable Women: Tina Glass

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage)—Tina Glass says she's always had a passion for helping others. But when she became a single mom to two young girls, that passion grew even stronger. She became a youth pastor at First Presbyterian Church and held that title for 20 years. After retiring, she found a new way to serve. "I started working with Homeless Ministry here," said Glass. "I just poured myself into that, and it has become a really b…

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