Past Honorees

The Angel Award Database is an archive of all those who have received the award since its inception in 1995. Click a year below to learn about our Angels.

Dr. M. Jeffery Bayhi

Baton Rouge, 2018
Fr. M. Jeffery Bayhi was ordained in 1979, and he’s spent a lifetime working with men and women all over the world to ...
Read More

Glenn Beer

Shreveport, 2005
In his capacity as director of the Science and Technology Education Center (SciTEC) at Louisiana Tech University, Beer h...
Read More

Dr. Marc Behar

New Orleans, 2021
Marc Behar has been an advocate, supporter, fundraiser, volunteer and leader in the New Orleans LGTBQ+ community for dec...
Read More

Ashley Belding

New Orleans, 2014
A pediatric social worker, Belding has volunteered for more than 20 years at Camp Pelican, a weeklong resident camp for ...
Read More

Charles & Frances Bennett

Baton Rouge, 2003
“Always ready to help” is the phrase most commonly used by their friends and acquaintances to describe Charles and F...
Read More

Kirt Bennett

Baton Rouge, 2000
Kirt Bennett was founder and executive director of Young Leaders’ Academy, an organization formed to address the pligh...
Read More

Lloyd Benson II

Baton Rouge, 2011
Lloyd Benson II is founder of the David Paul Learning and Enrichment Center, Inc, a safe haven that incorporates tutorin...
Read More

Alecia B. Bergeron

Baton Rouge, 2022
Alecia Bergeron is a grandmother who loves children, especially babies. She loves them so much that, while enjoying well...
Read More

Stephanie Bernard

Lafayette, 2007
Bernard sponsors a yearly multicultural youth congress serving between 900 and 1,200 young people from Louisiana, Missis...
Read More

Sue Bernie

Baton Rouge, 2004
Bernie is an assistant district attorney and chief of the Sex Crimes Division in East Baton Rouge Parish. She was the dr...
Read More

Kim Winston Bigler

New Orleans, 2017
When she was living in Los Angeles a little less than a decade ago, Kim Bigler was copied on an email chain of friends a...
Read More

Tyrone Black

Baton Rouge, 2003
Tyrone Black first made a name for himself playing basketball for LSU on its Final Four team in 1981. He followed that w...
Read More