Background
Bennett-Hammerberg, Janie Marie was born on October 25, 1945 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of John Raymond Harvey and Violet Cleora (Yancey) Bennett-Harvey.
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Janie Marie Bennett-Hammerberg
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Education
Student, Joliet Junior College, Illinois, 1973. Student, Lewis University.
Career
Secretary, Valley View Cmty. School, Romeoville, Illinois, 1970-1983;
secretary, administrative assistant, Babson Brothers Chemical Division, Romeoville, 1987-1990;
owner, operator real estate, Hammer-Smith Management, Romeoville, since 1986. Administrative assistant Lewis U., Romeoville, 1995-1997.
Director assistant Joliet, St. Charles Pastoral Center, Romeoville, since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer numerous charitable foundations, including Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Foundation, Chicago, since 1983, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Chicago, since 1983, March of Dimes, Chicago, since 1983, Walk for Babies, Chicago, since 1983, American Cancer Society, Chicago, since 1983, American Heart Association Society, Chicago, since 1983, Parkinson's Disease, Chicago, Avon Breast Cancer 60 Mile Walk, Chicago, since 1983, Officer friendly programs International Union of Railways (UIC, French: Union Internationale des Chemins de fer), Chicago, Neighbor Newspaper Reporter, Plainfield, since 2000. Honorary heart and sole volunteer Muscular Sclerosis Foundation, Chicago, 1983-1995. Officer friendly programs University Illinois Hospital, 1982-1990.
Member board Homeowners Association. Member Illinois State Poetry Society, American Business Women's Association, International Poetry Hall of Fame, American Poetry Society, International Society of Poets (charter, life), National Authors Registry, Academy American Poets, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Federation State Poetry Society, American Business Womens Association, others.
Interests
Connections
Married Richard Arndt Hammerberg, May 9, 1964. Children: Susan Jean, Richard John.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1973
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Awards
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Recipient several employee, Honorary Mention and President's awards, Editor's Choice awards The National Library of Poetry, Owings Mills, Maryland, Dickinson award The Amherst Society, Baltimore, 1991, Golden Poet awards, Dickinson Recognition award, Best & Outstanding Poem awards, 1995, 96, 97, 98, Poet of year, !SP, 2000-2002, President's award Literature Excellence NAR, Illiad Press, 2002, Twentieth Century award Achievement, Life fellow award, 21st Century award Achievement, Noble prize United Cultural Convention. Named Outstanding Poets Best Poems of 90's Selected Works World's Best Poets, 1994-1998, Intellectuals of the 20th Century, Leading Intellectuals of World, International Women of the Millenium, Woman of the Year, 2000, International Ambassador. Honored laureate Verses Magazine Summer Prose, 1999, Wall of Tolerance National Campaign Tolerance, 2001. Named to Illinois and National Poetry Society, International Poetry Hall of Fame, American Biographical Institute's Hall of Fame. Nominated Outstanding People of the 20th Century, 2000, Outstanding Women of the 20th Century, 2000.Recipient several employee, Honorary Mention and President's awards, Editor's Choice awards The National Library of Poetry, Owings Mills, Maryland, Dickinson award The Amherst Society, Baltimore, 1991, Golden Poet awards, Dickinson Recognition award, Best & Outstanding Poem awards, 1995, 96, 97, 98, Poet of year, !SP, 2000-2002, President's award Literature Excellence NAR, Illiad Press, 2002, Twentieth Century award Achievement, Life fellow award, 21st Century award Achievement, Noble prize United Cultural Convention. Named Outstanding Poets Best Poems of 90's Selected Works World's Best Poets, 1994-1998, Intellectuals of the 20th Century, Leading Intellectuals of World, International Women of the Millenium, Woman of the Year, 2000, International Ambassador. Honored laureate Verses Magazine Summer Prose, 1999, Wall of Tolerance National Campaign Tolerance, 2001.
Named to Illinois and National Poetry Society, International Poetry Hall of Fame, American Biographical Institute's Hall of Fame. Nominated Outstanding People of the 20th Century, 2000, Outstanding Women of the 20th Century, 2000.