Eva Krzewinski, who died on January 13, 2024, was known throughout the Central Florida community as a dedicated volunteer, tireless champion for the arts, supporter of women's initiatives, longstanding philanthropist, networking queen and loyal friend. A bright beacon of enthusiasm and positivity, she lit up every room she entered and never met a stranger.

Among her accomplishments, she was most proud of her role as president and co-founder of Pearls for Women, a service organization designed to help women, one woman at a time. The organization's mission was to educate, connect, inspire and put women in touch with resources beneficial to enhancing their lives, businesses, careers and community connections.

Her impact was felt by a wide range of nonprofit organizations where she led by example serving in a variety of roles. From the arts – Orlando Museum of Art First Thursdays, Orlando Ballet, Downtown Arts District, The Steinway Society and The Seminole Cultural Arts Council – to education and social services – UCF Town & Gown, Girls Scouts of Citrus Council, Friends of Harriett, Femmes de Coeur, Women's Resource Center, Seniors First, Kids Beating Cancer, One Heart for Women and Children, Best Buddies and Second Harvest Food Bank – Eva was known as a passionate advocate and ally. She received the highest Presidential Award for Volunteerism from both President Bush and President Obama

Professionally, Eva was active in numerous organizations that aligned with her career as a corporate trainer and nonprofit leader including American Society for Training and Devolvement (ASTD), The Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM, Association of Fund Raising Professionals (AFP) and Business and Professional Women (BPW) where she served as a state and Orlando Chapter president.

Eva is survived by her mother, Henrietta Morris. Plans for a memorial service will be announced at a later date.