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Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans Program
The concept of Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans was developed by Durward Howard, 1930-31, President of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, in 1938.  The program was officially adopted in Minnesota in 1950 as the Minnesota Jaycee Distinguished Service award.  One winner was chosen in 1950, 1951, and 1952.  Three honorees were chosen in the years 1953-1960 and ten have been selected each year since 1961.
 
There have been over 400 winners in the 50 year history of the Minnesota TOYM ceremonies.  Most of these winners where chosen before their names became prominent across Minnesota.  Past winners have included Walter Mondale, Marlene Johnson, Dave Winfield, Tim Penny, Paul Douglas, Matt Blair, Wheelock Whitney, Joe Senser and Martin Sabo.

Recipients of the honor are chosen from among all nominees put forward by local chapters by a panel of judges.  Honorees must demonstrate excellence in at least three of the following criteria:
      1.      Personal improvement.
      2.      Financial success or economic innovation.
      3.      Social improvement or major contemporary issues.
      4.      Philanthropic contribution or voluntary service.
      5.      Politics or governmental service.
      6.      Scientific or technological contribution.
      7.      Legal reform.
      8.      Cultural achievement (literature, history, education or all arts).
      9.      Academic leadership.
    10.      Athletic accomplishment.
    11.      Moral and religious leadership.
    12.      Success in the influence of public opinion (news media and other means).

The Minnesota Jaycees are proud to recognize young men and women from across the state who are making a difference in their communities

Sue Ringhofer has been with EFM since May 2001. She brings with her a personal understanding and passion for children affected by seizures through her experience as a parent of a child with epilepsy. Sue's 7 year old daughter, Katlin, passed away in April 1997 from complications during a seizure. Being a part of the EFM team continues to very rewarding for Sue, both personally and professionally


Please contact Sue if you would like her to bring our Epilepsy Education programs to your school or community!

Epilepsy Education & Awareness is available for all ages and locations, including businesses, schools, and private organizations...

Phone: 507-287-2103
Fax: 507-287-2103
Email: SueEFM@aol.com