Jean Hoaglund Service Award
The Jean Hoagland Service Award was established by the Florida Homeopathic Society in 2017 to honor Jean Hoagland and her contributions to Homeopathy and homeopathic education.
Jean Hoagland was raised on homeopathy and used it for her own family. She provided leadership and guidance when the Florida Homeopathic Society formed in 2010. She was also one of the founding members of the Lake County Homeopathic Study Group which meets in Mt Dora. In addition, she held board positions with the National Center for Homeopathy, Homeopaths Without Borders, the Council for Homeopathic Certification and the Homeopathy Action Alliance.
There are 3 important areas of interest in our criteria:
- Service: contributions to homeopathy and/or homeopathic education in the state of Florida
- Education: promoting, contributing, presenting, supporting education efforts re: homeopathy in Florida
- Inspiration: encouraging others in the pursuit of homeopathic education and/or practice
Past Award Recipients
- 2023 Sally Tamplin and Andrea Proctor
- 2022 Andrea Baines
- 2021 Cathi Diaz and Cindy Campbell
- 2020 Miranda Castro
- 2019 Dor Remsen
- 2018 Lise Battaglia
- 2017 Polly Millet
Each year, the Florida Homeopathic Society presents the Jean Hoagland Service Award to someone in recognition of their contributions to advancement of Homeopathy and homeopathic education in the state of Florida and beyond. Tell us who is doing an amazing job to advance Homeopathy in Florida! Who has made an outstanding contribution to Homeopathy in Florida through inspiration, teaching or service? Tell us about a mom, a teacher, a practitioner, a homeopathic school student, an FHS member, a Study Group member – anyone passionately dedicated to advancing homeopathy in Florida.
The recipient will be announced during the annual Florida Homeopathic Society Annual Conference.
Jean Hoaglund- Obituary
Jean Harth Hoagland died peacefully on September 10, 2020, in Midlothian, VA, at the home of her son Roy and daughter-in-law Loral after a brief time under hospice care. She moved to VA four years ago after nearly forty years in Mount Dora, FL.
Jean was born in Jersey City, NJ on January 1, 1925. She attended Dickinson High School and Montclair State University where she earned a BA. Upon graduation from Montclair, she taught high school briefly and then married Donald Pierce Hoagland. Her “prime role” was mother to five children, Joyce, Janet (deceased), William (deceased), Roy (and wife Loral), and Guy (and wife Melissa). She is also survived by 11 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Jean led a very active life. Her children jokingly called her The Energizer Bunny. While living in West Long Branch, NJ, she was a substitute teacher; tutored a disabled youth for many years; served as president of the local League of Women Voters; and filled various leadership roles at Old First United Methodist Church. After moving to Mount Dora, she served as the Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce and later as a member of its Board. She was also president of the Lake County League of Women Voters. For many years she was active in homeopathy, serving on the Board of the National Center for Homeopathy, including stints as both treasurer and as president; led a local Mount Dora study group on homeopathy for more than 20 years; participated as a member of the Council on Homeopathic Certification; and concluded her homeopathic work with Homeopaths Without Borders, serving as its president, also.
Jean was the recipient of various awards over the years. In 2017 the Florida Homeopathic Society created the The Jean Hoagland Service Award to honor Jean and her contributions to homeopathy and homeopathic education.
In her own words, life provided Jean with “many wonderful friends” that she “cherished.”
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Homeopaths Without Borders.
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