EVA HAMORI HONORED WITH LIFETIME PRESERVATION AWARD
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North Andover native, Eva Hamori, was recently honored with the Lifetime Preservation Award (LPA) by the North Andover Historical Society (NAHS)
North Andover, Mass., October 6, 2025 – North Andover native, Eva Hamori, was recently awarded the Lifetime Preservation Award (LPA) by the North Andover Historical Society (NAHS). Established in 2014, this prestigious award annually celebrates a North Andover resident who has shown exemplary commitment to the preservation of the town’s history, heritage and/or open spaces. This year the event raised almost $38,000 for NAHS.
Hamori embraces her parents’ values of volunteerism and community service. Since returning to town in 2000, she has been deeply involved with numerous local organizations dedicated to enhancing and maintaining North Andover's beauty and quality of life.
She served as President of the 140-year-old North Andover Improvement Society for more than 20 years, and is especially proud of the organization’s recent revitalization. A passionate reader, she has also been a Trustee of the Stevens Memorial Library for over 16 years.
Her dedication to civic service extends to town infrastructure and education. Eva is a long-term member of the School Building Committee and is currently contributing to the development of the new Kittredge School. She also served on the Police Station Building Committee and was a member of the town Finance Committee in the mid-2000s. Additionally, she is a member of the North Andover Historical Society and the Women’s Club.
“Eva has been a steadfast voice for our town for many years,” says Stan Limpert, Chairman of the Lifetime Preservation Award Committee and member of the North Andover Historical Society’s Board of Directors. “Having worked alongside her for many of those years, I saw first-hand how people are drawn to her leadership and inspired by her vision. It's wonderful to see her receive this well-deserved recognition for her hard work.”
Professionally, Eva is the Director of Move Management and a certified Change Management Practitioner at STV, Inc., a national consulting firm. She leads a team that specializes in managing complex relocation projects for clients in the life sciences, academia, healthcare, manufacturing, and corporate sectors.
Sponsors for the event includes, Diamond Level: H.Crowell Freeman Jr., Stan Limpert and Family; Platinum Level: Pentucket Bank, Diane Huster, Worden Marine; Silver Level: Brad and Wendy Wakeman, ECamm, LCW, Louise Borke and Gerald Brecher, Lowell Five, Rockland Trust/ Enterprise Bank; and Bronze Level: LYF Architects, McLane Middleton, MTM Insurance, North Andover Improvement Society.
For more information about the award and a list of past recipients, visit www.NorthAndoverHistoricalSociety.org.
About the North Andover Historical Society
Founded in 1913, the North Andover Historical Society is a 501(c)3 charitable non-profit organization. It has long held the Johnson Cottage as its historic base, fanning out across town with historic sites under its wing including the Parson Barnard House and Barn, the 1825 Hay Scales Exchange, the 1829 Brick Store, and the 1833 Hay Scales Building. Within the past two years, the renovated Stevens Center museum on the North Andover Common, has become the new hub of NAHS, housing: archives and collectables, rotating historic exhibits on the museum floor, a theater with seating for up to 70 people in what were once Omni Theater seats, a permanent display of green tech explaining the Net-Zero building, Diane’s Café, and meeting and social rooms (many of these spaces are available for rent). For more information, please visit www.NorthAndoverhistoricalSociety.org.
