Background
Pirsch, Carol McBride was born on December 27, 1936 in Omaha. Daughter of Lyle Erwin and Hilfrie Louise (Lebeck) McBride.
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Carol McBride Pirsch
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Education
Born to Lyle Erwin and Hilfrie Lebeck McBride in Omaha, Nebraska, Pirsch attended Beals Grade School. Central High School; University of Miami. Oxford, Ohio; and the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Career
Former member data processing staff Omaha (Nebraska) Public Schools. Former member wage practices department Western Electric Company. Former legal secretary.
Former office manager Pirsch Food Brokerage Company, Inc. Former employment supervisor, manager public policy United States West Communications. Member Nebraska Senate, 1979-1997.
Commissioner Douglas County, 1997—2005, chair, 1999, 2004, vice chair, 2001, 2003. Founder, 1st president, board directors Nebraska Coalition for Victims of Crime (Lifetime award 2002). Board directors Centris Federal Credit Union, 1st vice president, since 2003.
Achievements
Membership
Member Omaha Douglas County Building Commission, 1997—2003, secretary, 2000—2003. Community consultant Omaha Junior League, since 2002. Member VASA, National Organization Victim Assistance (Outstanding Legislation Leadership award 1981), Freedom Foundation, Douglas County History Society, Nebraska Taxpayers Association, Keystone Citizen Patrol (Communications Network of Citizen Patrols award, 1995), Audubon Society, Northwest Community Club, Keystone Task Force (Keystoner of the month, 1987, Queen Keystone, 2002), Omaha Business and Professional Republican Women.
Connections
Married Allen I. Pirsch, March 28, 1954 (deceased). Children: Pennie Elizabeth, Pamela Elaine, Patrice Eileen, Phyllis Erika, Peter Allen, Perry Andrew.
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Nationality
United States
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Awards
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Recipient Golden Elephant award, Kuhle award, 1986, Nebraska Coalition for Victims of Crime, Outstanding Legislation Efforts award Young Women’s Christian Association, 1989, Breaking the Rule of Thumb award Nebraska Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Coalition, 1989, Certified of Appreciation award United States Department Justice, 1988, Partnership award Northeast Credit Union League, 1995, Wings award League of Women Voters Greater Omaha, 1995, Northeast Veterans of Foreign Wars Special Recognition award for Exceptional Service, 1995, Victim Rights Week Recognition award, 1995, Victim Advisory Lifetime Achievement award, 2002. Crime Victims Advisory award Nebraska Attorney General, 1995.Recipient Golden Elephant award, Kuhle award, 1986, Nebraska Coalition for Victims of Crime, Outstanding Legislation Efforts award Young Women’s Christian Association, 1989, Breaking the Rule of Thumb award Nebraska Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Coalition, 1989, Certified of Appreciation award United States Department Justice, 1988, Partnership award Northeast Credit Union League, 1995, Wings award League of Women Voters Greater Omaha, 1995, Northeast Veterans of Foreign Wars Special Recognition award for Exceptional Service, 1995, Victim Rights Week Recognition award, 1995, Victim Advisory Lifetime Achievement award, 2002. Crime Victims Advisory award Nebraska Attorney General, 1995.