Elisabeth Rue Pink
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Elisabeth Rue Pink was an educator for many years and her love of learning is evident in all her volunteer efforts.
Mrs. Pink was chairman of the Collin County Historical Commission for eight years and was instrumental in establishing the Collin County History Museum, where she served as volunteer director from 1979 until 2002. In 1994 Elisabeth was honored as Frisco`s “Silver Citizen of the year.”
In 2004, Mrs. Pink and her husband, Dr. Pink, were named as “Legends” by the Board of Collin County Community College. Later in 2005, Dr. and Mrs. Pink were honored by Frisco ISD with the naming of Pink Elementary for their decades of involvement.
Elisabeth Pink continues to support the schools of Frisco and is a leading member of the Heritage Association of Frisco.
Mrs. Pink was chairman of the Collin County Historical Commission for eight years and was instrumental in establishing the Collin County History Museum, where she served as volunteer director from 1979 until 2002. In 1994 Elisabeth was honored as Frisco`s “Silver Citizen of the year.”
In 2004, Mrs. Pink and her husband, Dr. Pink, were named as “Legends” by the Board of Collin County Community College. Later in 2005, Dr. and Mrs. Pink were honored by Frisco ISD with the naming of Pink Elementary for their decades of involvement.
Elisabeth Pink continues to support the schools of Frisco and is a leading member of the Heritage Association of Frisco.
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McKinney Public Library System, “Elisabeth Rue Pink,” McKinney Public Library Digital History, accessed April 26, 2024, https://mckinneylibrary.omeka.net/items/show/860.