Between her upbringing in a military home and marriage to an executive with corporate Ford Motor Company, Founder and President Meri Kerekanich moved every two to three years of her life, so she understands the emotional imperative of connecting with the community once your home is identified.
After establishing roots in the Willamette Valley with the purchase of Newberg Ford and her thriving real estate business, Meri was determined to form a group that nurtured the need of women to feel connected to their community and to provide a forum to help them establish personal and professional relationships while learning about and promoting the community in which they all live. WOW is the result of this experience and passion.
From this, The Cathy Stoller Memorial WOW Scholarship was created to help grow the next generation of WOW women by providing funds to further the education of a deserving young woman from the Willamette Valley.
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Meghan Seifert was the 2019 Cathy Stoller WOW Scholarship winner. This scholarship allowed Meghan to cut back on work and get more involved in school. She lead the reproductive health and justice club, tutor students and attended a conference on trauma informed care that was largely geared toward reproductive healthcare providers, which is what she aspires to be.
We have ongoing get-togethers such as trivia, live music, and tapas Tuesdays and then a monthly member-sponsored event. These are lively and often informative- don't miss!
Kentucky Derby Party at Oakhurst Equine- July 29th
Blind Wine Tasting at Yamhill Bar & Grill- August 30th
Vineyard Meet Up- Sept 30th
The Artist In You!- Oct
Christmas Get Together
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Connecting-People-Property-Community is more than just a slogan; it is the essence of how Meri does business. Meri founded WOW with a determination to form a group nurturing like-minded women in the Willamette Valley.
- Meri Kerekanich
The Kelly Group
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