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Levi's & Lace
Arizona Women Who Made History
By Jan Cleere
Celebrate the Extraordinary
Women who Shaped
Arizona History!
Award-
Jan Cleere writes extensively about the desert southwest, its unique characters,
creatures, and vegetation. Her books reflect the history of the Southwest and the
people who first settled in the region. While she has been writing since the age
of ten, she admits to taking forty years off to raise her children and run a family
business. She consistently turns out award-
The Nevada Women's
History Project elected Jan to its Roll of Honor for "her significant contribution
in the preservation of Nevada's women’s history." Her freelance work appears in numerous
regional and national publications. Her articles published in Phoenix Woman Magazine
received the Arizona Newspapers Association Outstanding Writing Award for 2010.
Jan
serves on the Coordinating Council of the Arizona Women’s Heritage Trail, an organization
dedicated to linking women’s history to historic sites throughout the state. She
is a member of Western Writers of America, National Federation of Press Women, Women
Writing the West, Authors Guild, Arizona Authors Association, Society of Southwestern
Authors, Arizona Historical Society, Nevada Historical Society and the Nevada Women’s
History Project. She and her husband live in Oro Valley, Arizona.