MORGAN HILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2017 CELEBRATE AWARDS DINNER
Mary Lou Conragen Woman of the Year
Mary Lou Conragen has worked in the manufacturing division of Intel for 26 years . Since her retirement in 2004 , she has volunteered with local organizations in order to help others . She has been involved with the Edward Boss Prado Foundation ’ s Cecelia ’ s Closet and currently serves as President of the Morgan Hill Kiwanis Club . She has been instrumentatl in the organization of their annual Holiday of Lights Parade that takes place in December .
Cecelia Ponzini , who nominated her said “ She is the first one to say , ‘ Let me help .‘’
John Horner , President Chamber of Commerce
Mission Bell Business of the Year
Kentucky Derby was the theme of this years Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce Celebrate Awards held at the Morgan Hill Community Center on February 25th . Hats were the order of the evening . Appetizers , beer , wine & mint julips started off the evening … followed by a wonderful meal prepared by Mama Mia ’ s . Silent auction items were available for bidding throughout the evening . The awardees speeches captivated attendees . The evening wound down with dancing to a DJ .
Representatives Standing ( l-r ): Christian Zorio , John Scianna , Gregg Scianna , Mark Scianna , Robin Lee — Seated : Bev Stenhiem and Sharon de la Cruz . Inset : Mark Scianna , Executive VP , Reclaimed Wood .
Ronald Woolf , originally from Pennsylvania came to California where he worked in education for many ears , serving as a math teacher at Britton Middle School and as principal of the MHUSD ’ s Adult Education Program . In addition to serving on the MHUSD Board of Trustees , he is the scholarship coordinator for the Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras . He is also on the Teacher ’ s Aid Coaltion and coordinates the Chocolate & Wine for Valentine event put on to help teachers acquire supplies for their students .
Ronald Woolf Man of the Year
A commercial woodworking company that specializes in architectural mill-work custom case work , and commercial uses of reclaimed wood , Mission Bell was originally started as Morgan Hill Millwork in 1959 . Founders Marjorie and Leonard Scianna moved their business to Santa Clara and renamed it Mission Bell Manufacturing in 1963 . In 1980 , they moved back to Morgan Hill . Today , Mission Bell is 49 percent employee -owned , with plans to make it 100 percent by the end of 2017 .
Mission Bell has played an active role in the Morgan Hill educational community as well as supporting many local nonprofit groups . Live Oak High School students have enjoyed touring their facility as part of their woodshop classes and in recent years , students from Britton Middle School ’ s robotics team have visited to see the robotics used in their state-of-the-art manufacturing products .
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MORGAN HILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2017 CELEBRATE AWARDS DINNER
Mary Lou Conragen
Woman of the Year
John Horner, President
Chamber of Commerce
Mission Bell
Business of the Year
Kentucky Derby was the theme of
this years Morgan Hill Chamber of
Commerce Celebrate Awards held at
the Morgan Hill Community Center on
February 25th. Hats were the order of
the evening. Appetizers, beer, wine &
mint julips started off the evening…
followed by a wonderful meal prepared
by Mama Mia’s. Silent auction items
were available for bidding throughout
the evening. The awardees speeches
captivated attendees. The evening
wound down with dancing to a DJ.
Ronald Woolf, originally from Pennsylvania
came to California where he worked in
education for many ears, serving as a
math teacher at Britton Middle School
and as principal of the MHUSD’s Adult
Education Program. In addition to serving
on the MHUSD Board of Trustees, he is the
scholarship coordinator for the Morgan Hill
Mushroom Mardi Gras. He is also on the
Teacher’s Aid Coaltion and coordinates the
Chocolate & Wine for Valentine event put on
to help teachers acquire supplies for
their students.
GILROY • MORGAN HILL • SAN MARTIN
Ronald Woolf
Man of the Year
A commercial woodworking company that specializes
in architectural mill-work custom case work, and
commercial uses of reclaimed wood, Mission Bell was
originally started as Morgan Hill Millwork in 1959.
Founders Marjorie and Leonard Scianna moved their
business to Santa Clara and renamed it Mission Bell
Manufacturing in 1963. In 1980, they moved back
to Morgan Hill. Today, Mission Bell is 49 percent
employee -owned, with plans to make it 100 percent
by the end of 2017.
Mission Bell has played an active role in the
Morgan Hill educational community as well as
supporting many local nonprofit groups. Live Oak
High School students have enjoyed touring their
facility as part of their woodshop classes and in recent
years, students from Britton Middle School’s robotics
team have visited to see the robotics used in their
state-of-the-art manufacturing products.
Representatives Standing (l-r): Christian Zorio, John Scianna,
Gregg Scianna, Mark Scianna, Robin Lee —
Seated: Bev Stenhiem and Sharon de la Cruz.
Inset: Mark Scianna, Executive VP, Reclaimed Wood.
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Mary Lou Conragen has worked in the
manufacturing division of Intel for 26 years.
Since her retirement in 2004, she has
volunteered with local organizations in order
to help others. She has been involved with
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