Sue Gilbertson. Founder of Mentally Ill Kids In Distress (MIKID) |
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Sue
Gilbertson graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor's
degree in Business and Economics. She served a number of mental health organizations,
among them: The Arizona Alliance for the Mentally Ill; and National Alliance
for the Mentally Ill. She co-founded and was past president of the North Valley
Alliance for the Mentally Ill. Gilbertson was member of the board of the Arizona
Behavioral Health Corporation. She served as Treasurer of the Arizona Foundation
for Behavioral Health. She served on the advisory boards of the Mental Health
Association of Arizona and Arizona's Councils of Behavioral Health Planning
and Children's Behavioral Health. In 1987 Gilbertson founded Mentally Ill
Kids in Distress (MIKID) and served as president of its board of directors
in 1996. In other activities, Gilbertson performed as the senior vice president
of the ladies Auxiliary of the USS Arizona Chapter of the Military Order of
the Purple Heart. She was a member of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.
Sue Gilbertson received
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the following
awards: the Arizona State Hospital Service Award in 1989, J.C. Penney Golden
Rule Award in 1990, Codama's "Eddie Valdez Memorial Award" in 1991, "Terros"
Community Award in 1992, and "Spirit of Comcare" Award for community contributions
in 1996.
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