Asteroid 43993, Mariola, was discovered on July 26, 1997 by Piero Sicola and Augusto Testa at the Sormano Astronomical Observatory near Sormano, Como, Italy. It has a period of 4 years, 183 days and is about 4 1/3 miles in diameter.
It was named for Mariola Magnoni Tieghi (born 1934), a past president of Inner Wheel Club of Como in Italy. The Inner Wheel Club is an international women's organization associated with the Rotary Club, originally founded as a sort of auxiliary organization for Rotarians' wives and daughters prior to the opening of the Rotary Club to female members in 1989.
Mariola Tieghi
Asteroid Mariola seems to indicate to get rid of, dump, turn one's back on; possibly, a pillar of the community.