Background
MacMaster, Patricia Ruth Hughes was born on October 30, 1940 in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Daughter of Carl Cecil and Harriet (Russell) Hughes.
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Patricia Ruth Hughes MacMaster
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Patricia Ruth Hughes MacMaster, American Social marketing executive. Recipient Certified of Achievement, Lao Family Community, Richmond, California, 1982, Citation of Svc., American Red Cross, 1981, Certified of Appreciation, Refugee Superior vena cava syndrome of San Antonio, 1989. Member Alamo Council of Govts. Task Force on Women, San Antonio, since 1989.
Education
Student, University Florida, 1958-1959; student, Jacksonville Junior College, 1972-1973; student, George Washington University, 1985-1988.
Career
Coordinator, Mother's Tutoring Progressive, Jacksonville/Gainesville, Florida, 1969-1971; volunteer trainer, Volunteer Center, Gainesville, 1971; coordinator, Committee for Refugee Resettlement, Washington, 1975-1976; executive director, Indochinese Community Center, Washington, 1978-1979; branch director, Center for SEA Refugees, Marin County, California, 1980-1983; executive director, Volumes International, Falls Church, Virginia, 1983; assistant director RefWID, OEF International, Washington, 1984-1985; executive director/founder, Wider Opportunities for Women, San Antonio, since 1988. Consultant in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member Alamo Council of Govts. Task Force on Women, San Antonio, since 1989.
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Connections
Married Ray Edwin Swain, February 22, 1963 (divorced 1978). Children: Amanda, Larry, Audrey. Married Bruce A. MacMaster, January 2, 1988.
Children: Megan, Scott.
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Achievement, Lao Family Community, Richmond, California, 1982, Citation of Svc., American Red Cross, 1981, Certified of Appreciation, Refugee Superior vena cava syndrome of San Antonio, 1989.Recipient Certified of Achievement, Lao Family Community, Richmond, California, 1982, Citation of Svc., American Red Cross, 1981, Certified of Appreciation, Refugee Superior vena cava syndrome of San Antonio, 1989.