Background
Cline, Sandra Brock B was born on July 28, 1946 in Peru, Indiana, United States. Daughter of James Edward and Betty L. (Jenkins) Brock.
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Sandra Brock B Cline
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Bachelor, St. Mary-of-the Woods College, 1993.
Career
Regional marketing director, Master of Science Management Associations, Inc., Indianapolis founder, vice president, general partner, Letter Set, Inc., Indianapolis, 1976-1982; founder, general partner, Lilith Associations, Inc., Indianapolis, 1976-1982; founder, president, Federal Electricity Commission, Inc., Indianapolis, 1982-1984; president, Cline Public Company, Inc., Zionsville, Indiana, 1984-1996; president, Midwest Library. Sales, Indianapolis, since 1997. Founder, advisor Cline Endowment for First Amendment Freedom.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Patrick Henry Sullivan Museum, Miracle on Main St., Part II Corporation. Founder, board directors Boone County Leadership, Inc., 1990-1991. Founding director Cmty.
Foundation Boone County. Member Network of Women in Business, Indianapolis, 1976-1981, president, 1981. Member National Newspaper Association (First Place Investigative and Indepth Reporting 1992, Honorable Mention Best Writing 1992, Best Column Serious Subject 1991, Best Family Life/Living Pages 1991, second place General Excellence 1991, Best Coverage of Environmental News 1990, second place Freedom of Information 1991), Hoosier State Press Association (board directors 1988-1993, first woman president 1991-1992, numerous awards), Inland Press Association, Greater Zionsville Chamber of Commerce, Women in Communications (Indianapolis professional chapter Frances Wright award 1991).
Connections
Married Stephen Carr Cline, April 4, 1980. Children: Eleanor Cline Trent, Emily D. Cline, MargaretCline Curl.
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Episcopalian
Education
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1993
Career
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1984 - 1996
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1997
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Recipient Francis Wright Award, Women In Communications, 1990, Best Column, Serious Subject, National Newspaper Association, General Excellence, Freedom of Information, Networker of the Year, Network of Women in Business, 1981, Blue Ribbon Weekly Newspaper, Hoosier State Press Association, Community Service, Distinguished Editorial Writing, Best Editorial Page, Editorial Excellence, Inland Press Association, Investigative and In-Depth Reporting, National newspaper Association, Best Writing, National Newspaper Association.Recipient Francis Wright Award, Women In Communications, 1990, Best Column, Serious Subject, National Newspaper Association, General Excellence, Freedom of Information, Networker of the Year, Network of Women in Business, 1981, Blue Ribbon Weekly Newspaper, Hoosier State Press Association, Community Service, Distinguished Editorial Writing, Best Editorial Page, Editorial Excellence, Inland Press Association, Investigative and In-Depth Reporting, National newspaper Association, Best Writing, National Newspaper Association.