Famous Mormon Women

[hostile]

Anne Osborn is a prominent neuroradiologist at the University of Utah. She has authored the definitive neuroradiolgy textbook and runs one of the more highly sought after fellowships in the country.

[LA Ute]

Anne Osborn is a prominent neuroradiologist at the University of Utah. She has authored the definitive neuroradiolgy textbook and runs one of the more highly sought after fellowships in the country.

She has a great conversion story too. It's in her book "The Simeon Solution."

[DU Ute]

Anne Osborn is a prominent neuroradiologist at the University of Utah. She has authored the definitive neuroradiolgy textbook and runs one of the more highly sought after fellowships in the country.

She was in my Ward growing up. She's an amazing person.

[Sleeping in EQ]

Bay Buchanon should be on the list.

[Uncle Ted]

Any LDS girlfriend of Jimmer.

[LogMafia]

Paula Hawkins

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[YOhio]

BYU grad Kelsey Nixon was on Next Food Network star and occasionally appears on the channel.

Kristen Cox unsuccessfully ran on the Maryland gubernatorial ticket with Ehrlich in 2006. Prior to that she was a special adviser in the Bush administration on disability issues.

[Surfah]

BYU grad Kelsey Nixon was on Next Food Network star and occasionally appears on the channel.

Kristen Cox unsuccessfully ran on the Maryland gubernatorial ticket with Ehrlich in 2006. Prior to that she was a special adviser in the Bush administration on disability issues.

Kelsey actually has her own show now.

[Sizzle]

Kelsey actually has her own show now.

It's Kelsey Nixon Egan now.

[New Mexican Disaster]

Michelle Peralta.

[TripletDaddy]

This is a weak list. What does this say about our active Mormon women? Or is it symptomatic of our culture? Why is this such a collection of d listers?

[homeron]

Famous Mormon Women

Here is a section of my website famous Mormons .NET that is Famous Mormon Women

https://www.famousmormons.net/women.htm

[Mrs. Funk]

This is a weak list. What does this say about our active Mormon women? Or is it symptomatic of our culture? Why is this such a collection of d listers?

From Sister Beck's "Mothers Who Know"

Mothers who know are nurturers. This is their special assignment and role under the plan of happiness. To nurture means to cultivate, care for, and make grow. Therefore, mothers who know create a climate for spiritual and temporal growth in their homes. Another word for nurturing is homemaking. Homemaking includes cooking, washing clothes and dishes, and keeping an orderly home. Home is where women have the most power and influence; therefore, Latter-day Saint women should be the best homemakers in the world. Working beside children in homemaking tasks creates opportunities to teach and model qualities children should emulate. Nurturing mothers are knowledgeable, but all the education women attain will avail them nothing if they do not have the skill to make a home that creates a climate for spiritual growth. Growth happens best in a “house of order,” and women should pattern their homes after the Lord’s house (see D&C 109). Nurturing requires organization, patience, love, and work. Helping growth occur through nurturing is truly a powerful and influential role bestowed on women

President Benson's "To The Mothers in Zion"

In the eternal family, God established that fathers are to preside in the home. Fathers are to provide, to love, to teach, and to direct. But a mother’s role is also God-ordained. Mothers are to conceive, to bear to
nourish, to love, and to train. So declare the revelations.

Young mothers and fathers, with all my heart I counsel you not to postpone having your children, being co-creators with our Father in Heaven. Do not use the reasoning of the world, such as, “We will wait until we can better afford having children, until we are more secure, until John has completed his education, until he has a better paying job, until we have a larger home, until
we have obtained a few of the material conveniences,” and on and on. This is the reasoning of the world and is not pleasing in the sight of God. Mothers who enjoy good health, have your children and have them early.

It's not really that astonishing that it's difficult to think of dozens of famous LDS women with successful careers.

[CardiacCoug]

It's not really that astonishing that it's difficult to think of dozens of famous LDS women with successful careers.

To be fair, I can't name off-hand dozens of extraordinarily famous LDS men either.

And the LDS emphasis on marriage and family, the LDS tendency to marry young and have a bunch of kids, and the way so many LDS people live in Utah and adjacent states are things that aren't particularly helpful in becoming famous and successful for men either.

[myboynoah]

Kathleen Flake