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	[[Image:jmccoy.png\|left\|thumb\|300px\|MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). A graduate of [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], McCoy attended the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and the University of Iowa. After marriage, she and Robert returned to Dubuque and opened a small goldsmith shop at 261 Main. Twelve years later, they purchased the building, later listed on the [[NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES]], and expanded their business, McCoy Goldsmiths & Jewelers. In deciding to remain downtown, the McCoys became strong supporters of the Downtown Association. (1)		[[Image:jmccoy.png\|left\|thumb\|300px\|]]MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). A graduate of [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], McCoy attended the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and the University of Iowa. After marriage, she and Robert returned to Dubuque and opened a small goldsmith shop at 261 Main. Twelve years later, they purchased the building, later listed on the [[NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES]], and expanded their business, McCoy Goldsmiths & Jewelers. In deciding to remain downtown, the McCoys became strong supporters of the Downtown Association. (1)

	Named the first woman to serve on the executive board in 1983, she continued by becoming the first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). As co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. Her interest in historic preservation led her to joining the [[TRUSS AND BUTTRESS SOCIETY]]. (2)		Named the first woman to serve on the executive board in 1983, she continued by becoming the first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). As co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. Her interest in historic preservation led her to joining the [[TRUSS AND BUTTRESS SOCIETY]]. (2)

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	MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). A graduate of [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], McCoy attended the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and the University of Iowa. After marriage, she and Robert returned to Dubuque and opened a small goldsmith shop at 261 Main. Twelve years later, they purchased the building, later listed on the [[NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES]], and expanded their business, McCoy Goldsmiths & Jewelers. In deciding to remain downtown, the McCoys became strong supporters of the Downtown Association. (1)		[[Image:jmccoy.png\|left\|thumb\|300px\|MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). A graduate of [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], McCoy attended the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and the University of Iowa. After marriage, she and Robert returned to Dubuque and opened a small goldsmith shop at 261 Main. Twelve years later, they purchased the building, later listed on the [[NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES]], and expanded their business, McCoy Goldsmiths & Jewelers. In deciding to remain downtown, the McCoys became strong supporters of the Downtown Association. (1)

	Named the first woman to serve on the executive board in 1983, she continued by becoming the first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). As co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. Her interest in historic preservation led her to joining the [[TRUSS AND BUTTRESS SOCIETY]]. (2)		Named the first woman to serve on the executive board in 1983, she continued by becoming the first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). As co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. Her interest in historic preservation led her to joining the [[TRUSS AND BUTTRESS SOCIETY]]. (2)

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	MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). ~~The first female president~~ of ~~the~~ [[~~DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE~~]] ~~(1985)~~ and ~~co-owner~~ of ~~the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths~~ and ~~Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as~~ a ~~community leader~~. ~~The first woman~~, ~~in 1983~~, ~~to serve~~ on the ~~Chamber of Commerce executive board~~, McCoy ~~helped establish~~ the ~~Iowa Women's Political Caucus in 1973~~. (1)		MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). A graduate of [[WAHLERT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL]], McCoy attended the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and the University of Iowa. After marriage, she and Robert returned to Dubuque and opened a small goldsmith shop at 261 Main. Twelve years later, they purchased the building, later listed on the [[NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES]], and expanded their business, McCoy Goldsmiths & Jewelers. In deciding to remain downtown, the McCoys became strong supporters of the Downtown Association. (1)

	~~McCoy was a member of~~ the ~~Dubuque Downtown Association;~~ president of the ~~Advertisers~~ of ~~Dubuque;~~ and ~~helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa~~, a ~~non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party~~ as a ~~campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission~~. ~~She was considered a leader~~ in ~~the efforts~~ to ~~develop~~ the [[~~DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK~~ AND ~~CASINO~~]].		Named the first woman to serve on the executive board in 1983, she continued by becoming the first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). As co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. Her interest in historic preservation led her to joining the [[TRUSS AND BUTTRESS SOCIETY]]. (2)

	McCoy was honored in 1985 at the Third Annual Governor's Volunteer Awards program. (2) In 2018 she and her husband were honored as Outstanding Individual Philanthropist by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Tri-State Chapter. (3)		McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop the [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]]. (3)

			McCoy was honored in 1985 at the Third Annual Governor's Volunteer Awards program. (4) In 2018 she and her husband were honored as Outstanding Individual Philanthropist by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Tri-State Chapter. (5)

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	1. "Women's Political Caucus," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1973, p. 8		1. "Women's Political Caucus," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1973, p. 8

	2. "People of Note," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 28, 1985, p. 20		2. Johnson, Patti, "Faces of Business," Telegraph Herald, June 24, 1985, p. 5

			3. Ibid.

			4. "People of Note," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 28, 1985, p. 20

	3. "Philanthropic Commitment Honored at Dubuque Event," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 16, 2018, p. 5		5. "Philanthropic Commitment Honored at Dubuque Event," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 16, 2018, p. 5

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	MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). The first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985) and co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.		MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). The first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985) and co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus in 1973. (1)

	McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop the [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]].		McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop the [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]].

			McCoy was honored in 1985 at the Third Annual Governor's Volunteer Awards program. (2) In 2018 she and her husband were honored as Outstanding Individual Philanthropist by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Tri-State Chapter. (3)

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			1. "Women's Political Caucus," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1973, p. 8

			2. "People of Note," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 28, 1985, p. 20

			3. "Philanthropic Commitment Honored at Dubuque Event," ''Telegraph Herald'', November 16, 2018, p. 5

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	MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). ~~First woman~~ president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985)~~. Co~~-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.		MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). The first female president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985) and co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.

	McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]].		McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop the [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]].

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	MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). First woman president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). Co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.		MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). First woman president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). Co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.

	McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK]].		McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK AND CASINO]].

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	McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK]].		McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK]].

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MCCOY, Judy. (Dubuque, IA,- ). First woman president of the [[DUBUQUE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE]] (1985). Co-owner of the highly successful McCoy Goldsmiths and Jewelers, Judy McCoy established a solid reputation as a community leader. The first woman, in 1983, to serve on the Chamber of Commerce executive board, McCoy helped establish the Iowa Women's Political Caucus.

McCoy was a member of the Dubuque Downtown Association; president of the Advertisers of Dubuque; and helped establish in 1977 the Families of Northeast Iowa, a non-profit family services agency. In 1984 McCoy, active in the Democratic Party as a campaigner, was named to the Iowa Program for Economic Progress, a think-tank established for the Iowa Development Commission. She was considered a leader in the efforts to develop [[DUBUQUE GREYHOUND PARK]].