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HAMPTONSummer 2014 Vol. 132, No.17

Alumni Magazine of Hampton University

Alumni Features • Campus News • Class Notes

Hampton University Investigates

Minority Men’s Health

PresidentDr. William R. Harvey

Officers of the Board of TrusteesMr. W. Frank Fountain, Chairman

Mr. Curtis E. Ransom, First Vice Chairman The Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore, Second Vice Chairman

Attorney. Faye Hardy-Lucas, Secretary

Members of the Board of Trustees

*Student Representative **Faculty Representative

Vice President of External Relations Joy L. Jefferson ‘86

2012-2014 NHAA, Inc. BoardPresident

Ms. Joan McMillan Wickham ‘78

First Vice President Mrs. Teresa Moore Mutakabbir ‘77

Vice President Eastern Regions Mr. Carvel Lewis ‘91

Vice President Western Regions Ms. Yvonne Orr ‘91

Recording Secretary Ms. Yvonne Saxon ‘85

Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Gloria Doyle ‘73

Treasurer Mr. Thomas Hasty ‘77

Immediate Past President Dr. Patricia Larkins Hicks ‘71

Chaplain Rev. Jerome Barber’81

Ms. Michelle D. Bernard Mr. I. Emerson Bryan, III Dr. Charles I. Bunting

Mr. H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. Mr. Wesley A. Coleman Dr. William “Bill” Cosby

Ambassador Edward E. Elson Mr. W. Frank Fountain

Mr. Gordon L. Gentry, Jr. The Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore

Mr. Charles A. Harvey

Dr. William R. Harvey Dr. Wendell P. Holmes, Jr.

Ms. Lina Hu The Honorable Alphonso Jackson

*Miss April Jones Dr. Andrew M. Lewis Mr. Daniel H. Mudd

Mrs. Leslie D.J. Patterson Mr. Curtis E. Ransom Mrs. Andrea M. Weiss **Dr. Hilda Williamson

Editor Yuri Rodgers Milligan ‘97, Director of University Relations

Contributing Editor Dr. Joyce M. Jarrett, University Editor

Art Direction and Design Taylored Printing

Contributors Briana Dance, ‘14, Strategic Communications Major

Leha Byrd, Communications Manager

Jeff Cunningham, Assistant Director of Sports Information

Sharon Gates Fitzgerald, ‘05, Director of Alumni Affairs

Martha P. Jarvis, Records Secretary

Ciarra McEachin, ‘05, Director of the Annual Fund

Daisha Roberts, ‘15, Strategic Communications Major

Gianina Thompson, Sr., Public Relations Specialist

Maurice Williams, Sports Information Director

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HAMPTONOn the Cover: Minority Men’s Health Initiative Co-principal

investigator Dr. Nicholas J. Kenney and Principal Investigator

Dr. Raymond Samuel.

About the Photo: The Hampton

University Dining Hall sits on the

banks of the Hampton River.

Feature:Alumna gifts $1 million . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 The late Lois Price Spratlen, Class of 1954, gift makes an impact on the School of Nursing

Combating Health Disparities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Hampton University leads collaborative HBCU project

Center for Public Policy analyzes issues in Virginia . . . . 9 The Center is capturing the pulse of the people

Athletic Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Campus News:Rhodes Scholar Finalist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

2014 Commencement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

2013 Alumni Philanthropy Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Alumni Profiles:Monique Ferrell, Class of 1985. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Hamptonian has a passion for serving soldiers

Desiree Williams, Class of 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 A great role model as Miss Virginia

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Lois Price Spratlen ‘54 came to Hampton University from just a few hours’ drive away in Charlottesville, Va. But on the waterfront campus, she felt like she was in another world, she told those closest to her.“She had grown up in a poor household, in which her mother was a washer woman and her father, a railroad yard worker. It was at Hampton that she had her first bath in a porcelain tub (previously they used a tin tub). Their home toilet was an outhouse,” said Dr. Thaddeus H. Spratlen, Mrs. Spratlen’s husband of 60 years.

From her humble beginnings, however, Lois Spratlen earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from HU, and attributes the University with preparing her for clinical practice, graduate study and a successful career. Spratlen spent most of her career as a faculty member in psychosocial nursing at the University of Wash-ington, Seattle. Upon her death in March 2013, she bequeathed a $1.1 million gift to the HU School of Nursing (SON).

Mr. Spratlen, his son Dr. Townsend Price-Spratlen and daughter Patricia Spratlen-Etem, visited the campus in October to facilitate the gift with Vice President for Development Laron Clark, Provost Dr. Pamela Hammond and other University faculty and administrators. Dr. Thaddeus Spratlen isn’t sur-prised by his wife’s generosity, because of her affinity for HU.

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“Her (Lois Spratlen’s) mother, Ora Ferguson Price, had the greatest influence on her values and her life,” he said. “I believe she would put Hampton second.”

Spratlen’s gift will establish The Lois Price Spratlen Endowed Chair (LPSEC) within the SON, and the selected professor will focus on mental and com-munity health research. Upon the appointment, the first of its kind at the SON, the LPSEC will help to ensure the future of the mental and community health research focus at HU, as the school seeks to grow its profile and impact regionally and nationally, officials said.

A shortage of nurses who have advanced practice ed-ucation and certification, and a challenge for schools to prepare graduates well versed in health care reform and maintaining wellness, are among the reasons why family and community mental health nursing was selected as the focus for the endowed chair.

“This opportunity is momentous,” said HU SON Dean Deborah Jones. “It affords us the opportunity to expand our research projects to include mental, and community health research. This funding is also the impetus for our department broadening our reach and training students who can serve in the mental health community.”

Spratlen was recognized posthumously by induction into the SON Hall of Fame May 9, and the Uni-versity archives will eventually house her published writings.

Spratlen’s widower, a professor emeritus of market-ing at the University of Washington, Seattle, said his wife’s gift is an extension of how their entire genera-tion feels about philanthropy. This year, he provided

the funding to establish a $25,000 endowed scholar-ship in the name of the nursing class of 1954, of which Lois Spratlen was a part.

“We come from a generation where giving back is just something that you do with appreciation that you’ve earned enough to have something to give. She took to heart the Booker T. Washington message of ‘lifting as we climb,’” he said. “My hope is that her generosity will encourage other Hampton alumni to consider planned giving. It’s a matter of sharing and giving back at whatever level their circumstances will permit. The Nursing Class of 1954 Endowed Scholarship fulfills one of the goals of giving back to Hampton that (my wife) wanted to share with her classmates. In a Feb. 23, 2012 letter to them, she urged all of them to join her in supporting the scholarship. Thanks to the generosity of Lois and some of her classmates, the Nursing Class of 1954 will be remembered for giving back to Hampton in a way that can be sustained over time.”

Once the scholarship is available, an applicant must be a full-time, second- or third-year nursing student at HU, and selection will be based on academic merit and financial need. With continued eligible academic performance, the scholarship award may be renewable for one additional year. The University’s Office of Financial Aid shall determine financial need.

“The entire school of nursing faculty are eternally grateful to the late Dr. Lois Price Spratlen and family for their generosity,” Jones said.

— Leha Byrd

Three Members of Lois Price Spratlen’s family: her son Dr. Townsend Price-Spratlen her daughter Patricia Spratlen-Etem and her husband Dr. Thaddeus H. Spratlen share a moment with Dr. Harvey.

Lois Price Spratlen (fourth from the front) poses with Shirley (Crane) Gibson, Victoria (Johnson) McNeil, Bernice (Bullock) Perry and two other classmates at their capping ceremony in 1951.


Dr. Lois Price Spratlen passed away on March 30, 2013. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Thaddeus H. Spratlen; five children Pa-

mela, Patricia, Paula, Khalfani and Townsend; nine grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and close friends.

Born in Charlottesville, Va. in 1931 Dr. Price Spratlen finished Jefferson High School in 1949 as the class co-valedictorian. She applied to the University of Virginia, but was rejected because she was black. The admissions director told her that she would never be admitted to the University of Virginia. This rejec-tion was devastating to her. Her neighbor comforted her and said that she was going to call Hampton Institute. In turn, Dr. Price Spratlen was accepted for admission and offered a scholarship.

Dr. Price Spratlen challenged barriers at the Uni-versity of Virginia, and she pushed for change at Hampton, as a student majoring in nursing. In 1952, she advocated for and succeeded in getting a policy change that would allow students to be married while completing their degrees. She earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing in 1954; her master’s degree in com-munity mental health nursing from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1972; and her Ph.D. in Urban Planning from the University of Washington in 1976.

Dr. Price Spratlen’s professional career is nothing short of phenomenal. After a 33-year career she retired from the University of Washington in 2009 as professor emerita of psychosocial and community health nursing and ombudsman emerita. She also served as ombudsman for sexual harassment and became the first African-American and first nurse to serve as University ombudsman. Her many profes-sional credentials and honors included National Board Certification as a psychotherapist, American Acad-emy of Nursing Fellow, Washington State Nurses Foundation Hall of Fame Inductee, and recipient of the following awards: Gretchen A. Schodde Lifetime Achievement Award, Samuel E. Kelly Distinguished Alumni Award, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Com-munity Service Award. In 1998, she was named Ombudsman of the Year by the California Caucus of College and University Ombuds.

A graceful and courageous leader, she used her many talents to serve the public’s interest. Dr. Price Spratlen was a member of the Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization and established its endowed scholarship fund for students of African heritage. She was chair of the King County Board of Ethics and served on other boards as well, including Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound and the Metropolitan Seattle Urban League.

Dr. Price Spratlen was a gifted indi-vidual who was known for helping other people and seeking justice and fairness where she lived and worked. She and her husband, Dr. Thaddeus Spratlen, also shared many interests. For example, he became an associate member of the Hampton Alumni Association’s Puget Sound Chapter. They were board members of the University of Washington’s Multicultural Alumni Partnership (MAP) where they demonstrated their commitment to promoting diversity and supporting educational opportunity for the benefit of diverse students, faculty and staff. In supporting peace and social justice activities they both were board members of the Abe Keller Peace Education Fund.

At the time of her passing, Dr. Price Spratlen was working on a second book about her practice and service as on academic ombudsman. Her first book, “African American Registered Nurses in Seattle: The Struggle for Opportunity and Success” (2001), revealed personal stories of the nurses’ educational pursuits, employment and professional experiences with discrimination in Seattle.

Dr. Price Spratlen was an exemplary alumna of HU about which she always spoke so fondly. She was a strong supporter and longtime member of the Na-tional Hampton Alumni Association, Inc. where she served as an officer in the Far West Region and also provided leadership for the Puget Sound Chapter in the Seattle area. She was an avid financial supporter of HU and expressed a strong commitment to give back in a significant way.

— Laron Clark, Jr.

DR. LOIS PRICE SPRATLEN About Alumna

Minority Men’s Health Initiative Project manager Cheryl Evans and Deputy Project Manager Sylvia Z. Martin

Hampton University is leading the way in a major initiative to combat health disparities in minority men. In July 2013, the University received a $13.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to combat and reduce selective health disparities in minority men.

“African-American men are disproportionately affect-ed by major health issues,” said Hampton University President Dr. William R. Harvey. “This important initiative will focus on research, education, training, and intervention outreach.”

The grant established the HU Regional Transdisci-plinary Collaborative Center Minority Men’s Health Initiative (MMHI) The Center is a collaborative effort with HU is leading the way along with several

other historically black colleges and universities as partners. The university partners involved are Jack-son State, Clark Atlanta, Howard, North Carolina A&T and St. Augustine’s.

This Initiative has identified six areas to receive a comprehensive approach to narrowing the gender gap of health disparities. These areas are prostate cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, melanoma in Hispanics and violence prevention. The researchers will implement a sustainable and transferable collaborative research model in all of the six areas to positively influence the healthy outcomes of minority men.

The MMHI research activities encourage partner-ships between faculty members at the partnering HBCUs to increase the institutions’ contributions

Hampton University Leads a Collaborative HBCU Project to

COMBAT HEALTH DISPARITIES in Minority Men



Dr. Raymond Samuel and one of his students Andrae Green work in the chemical

engineering lab.

HU Received a $13.5 Million Grant from the NIH to Fund Initiative

toward eliminations of health disparities. In par-ticular, the initial research projects supported by the grant will foster the following inter-institutional partnerships: prostate cancer (Clark Atlanta and Hampton), cardiovascular disease (Jackson State and Hampton), violence prevention (Hampton and Howard) and diabetes and obesity (North Carolina A&T and St. Augustine’s)

HU’s Men’s Health Initiative is focused on reducing health disparities, however, the ultimate goal is to improve the health of all Americans. For example, according to the American Cancer Society, African-American men have a 59 percent higher incident rate of prostate cancer than white men. HU’s leadership believes that health and longevity should not be dependent on where one lives, or based on socioeco-nomic status, gender or race and ethnicity.

“The NIH has invested a large amount of money towards eliminating health disparities that permeates throughout the American health care system,” said Raymond Samuel M.D. Ph.D., associate profes-sor of chemical engineering at HU and principal investigator for the grant. “There is an increasing

need for the development of innovative, transforma-tive, culturally-sensitive interventions in the areas of basic and clinical research, clinician and researcher training models, patient and community education programs, and outreach programs.”

Harvey praised the Hampton Team for their hard work securing the grant and said, “this could not have been done without the leadership of Dr. Pamela V. Hammond and the Hampton team of Drs. JoAnn W. Haysbert, Charrita D. Danley, Elnora D. Daniel, Raymond Samuel, Nicholas Kenney (co-principal investigator), Linda Malone-Colon, Bertha Davis, Patricia Sloan and Ms. Alisa Rodgers.”

Since July the HU team and the partnering institu-tions have embarked on the planning phase of the five-year initiative. Hampton is working with the five HBCU partnering institutions to complete the design and development components of the clinical and translational research projects in cancer, cardio-vascular disease, violence prevention, diabetes and obesity. The researchers are also laying the foundation for the implementation of the innovative HU TCC Pilot Project, aimed at expanding the participation of

HBCU faculty members initiating/expanding men’s health disparities research activities.

Samuel believes HU TCC will have a significant effect and foster more HBCU collaborative efforts, and strengthen the case for HBCUs to receive ad-ditional funding.

“This grant will allow HBCUs to further real-ize that we can make a significant contribution to NIH-funded workforce in general and specifically contribute to solving major healthcare issues that plague various segments of the African-American community,” he said. “The HU-TCC will foster long-lasting collaborations with key stakeholders in the minority men’s health community to usher in a new era of improved health in our communities.”

— Yuri Rodgers Milligan ’97


“The pulse of the people of Virginia” is how Kelly Harvey Gill describes the function of the Hampton University Center for Public Policy.

When created in 2008 under the leadership of Alphonso Jackson a former United States Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary, the center for public policy was tasked with laying the founda-tion and advancing theory into policy.

Now, Gill takes the charge as second director of the Center. She is dedicat-ed to working on different initiatives and bringing awareness to students and the community at large.

“Hampton University takes seriously its mission of educating and service. Throughout its history, Hampton has initiated a number of programs to uplift the community and society overall,” she said.

The Center is poised to meet the challenges of the 21st century and beyond by contributing publications, speakers, forums and new age social media engagement that will advance the current and future ideas and

trends in the public policy arena.

“When it became clear that there was a need for the general population to look to an objective and non-partisan source for information and solutions, the University tasked the Center for Public Policy to serve as the pulse of the people in Virginia,” said Gill.

Gill earned her bachelor’s degree in English from Spelman College, and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Maryland College Park. She worked as a television journal-ist for 12 years. She later went on to earn a J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, School of Law.

For the 2013 Virginia General Elec-tion, the Center conducted polls on the potential outcome of the races. For a total of nine weeks, the Center worked diligently to survey voters on who they thought would be the next Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General through tracker

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polls. The polls conducted by Gill and her staff projected numbers closer than USA Today.

Richmond political insider and former political adviser to Governor L. Douglas Wilder, Paul Gold-man said, “While the Hampton University Poll is new, it surely seems to be the best one this year based on the quality of their work.”

Now that election season is over you can expect bigger and better things from The Center.

“The Hampton University Center for Public Policy has come out of the gate with noted distinction,” said Bill Thomas, HU Associate Vice President for Governmental Relations.

“The Hampton University polls were well con-ducted and its expert analysis and presentation by Mrs. Gill certainly elevated the creditability of Hampton University among major pollsters and media across America,” said Thomas.

The Center is headed in the right direction with new ideas.

Gill says “Future topics will deal with health, education, transportation, violence and other concerns and needs of the citizens of Virginia. The Center also offers opportunity for students to be part of the Student Advisory board that comprises a diverse group across multiple disciplines, that work cohesively with the staff to create new ideas and a working agenda for the upcoming academic school year.”

— Daisha Roberts ’15

MONIQUE FERRELL RAISES THE BAR


MONIQUE FERRELL RAISES THE BARHamptonian’s passion for serving soldiers

crowns her the first African-American

woman to be appointed to the Senior

Executive Service in the U.S. Army

Breaking through the glass ceiling, Monique Ferrell ‘85 is a living in-spiration for young women of color today. As the first African Ameri-can woman to be appointed to the Senior Executive Service (SES) in the United States Army Audit Agency (AAA), Ferrell has proven herself as a hardworking no nonsense profes-sional. Whether in the office or out of the country, Ferrell’s main goal is to make things better for soldiers.

Ferrell has been with the AAA for 27 years and is currently the director

of seven divisions managing ap-proximately 175 employees. As the Deputy Auditor General for Man-power, Reserve Affairs and Training Audits, she is responsible for audit-ing human capital, force protection, force structure, and training. The AAA’s mission is to serve the Army by assessing risk and providing solu-tions through independent, internal audit services for the benefit of the American Soldier. Their vision is to be a world-class audit organization of respected professionals that antici-


pates change and exceeds client expecta-tions. As an integral part of the Army team, AAA strives to improve the Army by providing timely, value-added services and by fostering employee growth, inno-vation, integrity, and accountability.

Ferrell’s personal values are identical to AAA with an emphasis on integrity. “If you don’t have values, what are you standing on. It is essential to have a solid set of values before going into the workplace because you want to have something to lean on when you have to make difficult decisions. If you are true to your values, you can always look yourself in the mirror and be comfortable with who you are and what you have done,” she said.

Her core values come from a strong foundation from her parents. Although Ferrell’s parents separated, they main-tained a good relationship for the sake of the family and instilled a strong work ethic in her and her siblings. A native of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Ferrell gained much of her leadership experience at a young age. She was a Girl Scout for 12 years which allowed her, during her senior year of high school, to be governor for the day. That experience opened Fer-rell’s eyes up to the world of politics.

In 1981, Ferrell left her beloved island and headed for the States. As an incom-ing freshman at HU, Ferrell enrolled in the rigorous accounting program. The curriculum has prepared her profession-ally for her career. During her junior year at HU, Ferrell joined the general accounting co-op program for a full se-mester where she discovered her love for auditing, secured a job immediately after graduating, and married Major General Robert S. Ferrell. As students at HU, the couple secretly got married without tell-ing her parents.

“Oh that’s a long juicy story. I got mar-ried while I was on my co-op assignment in D.C. My parents and most friends didn’t know we were actually married be-fore we had our wedding in St. Thomas,” she said.

The couple has been in love ever since, and she credits her husband for helping


her become a phenomenal leader. Ferrell left HU with a degree, great friends and her husband of 29 years.

Major General Robert Ferrell serves as the Commanding General, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Com-mand in Aberdeen, Md. Ferrell and her husband have two children, Robert II, a graphic designer at Goucher College in Md, and Michael, a sergeant in the Army, assigned to the White House Communi-cations Agency.

“Being a military couple is not easy,” said Ferrell, However they have found a system that works. When asked how she balances being a wife, mother and having a thriving career, she says, “It’s about trust, communication, and being willing to make sacrifices.”

Ferrell and her husband have collectively made many sacrifices and still do today. She is currently living in Northern Vir-ginia near her office, while Major Gen-eral Ferrell lives and works in Aberdeen, Md. While Ferrell was working on her graduate degree at Georgetown Univer-sity in Washington D.C., her husband was stationed in Germany.

“I have got to be the most fortunate husband in the world. Monique is not only brilliant, beautiful and a women of extraordinary character, she is an ac-complished senior public servant and a devoted, wonderful mother. Despite her demanding career as an Army Civilian leader, Monique has always been the

foundation of our family life. Always giving, always supportive, always set-ting the example for everything a wife, mother and hard-dedicated professional should be. There have been many times where she has selflessly set aside some of her own career goals for the betterment of our family. If you have ever read the poem ‘Phenomenal Woman’ by Maya Angelou you have some idea of her ex-ceptional nature - because Monique truly is a ‘Phenomenal Woman!’” says Major General Robert Ferrell.

Although she does not physically see her family every day, she makes sure they remain the top priority in her life along with her relationship with God. “My God is first. There is nothing I can do without Him,” says Ferrell.

Moving around from countries to cities is second nature to Ferrell. She has lived in Germany three times which gave her the opportunity to visit France, Spain, Poland, and the Canary Islands. From January 2010 to November 2011 Ferrell traveled to Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghani-stan. While living in the war zone of Afghanistan, she overcame the most chal-lenging part of her career, but also the most rewarding. Ferrell expressed how the comforts of life were different, but a highlight of her time in Afghanistan was when she saw her son Michael.

“I felt relieved at first, then pretty happy. I woke up in the middle of the night to play ‘Where’s Waldo’ trying to figure out where she was on my base with no way

of contacting her. After getting some much needed help and following the right bread crumbs, driving her back to my camp was probably the best five minutes I ever spent in Afghanistan!” said Michael, the Ferrells youngest son.

Ferrell loves working hands on with sol-diers and their families, because she sees how it directly affects her own family.

“Her most admirable trait is her willing-ness and ability to give endlessly to ev-eryone. She is dedicated to her career and best serving the people she leads, a model Army spouse, and a (now retired) but still ever – so supportive ‘soccer mom’,” says Robert II , Ferrell’s eldest son.

— Brianna Dance ‘14


FORMER MISS HU CROWNED

MISS VIRGINIA 2013Desiree Williams

Nita Booth ’00 inherited the crown in 1998, after Nicole Johnson was chosen as Miss America. At the time, Booth was the first African-American to have the title.

“It is an honor to join the sisterhood of Miss Virginia, and to simultane-ously embrace another Hamptonian and another black woman who has worn this crown,” said Williams. “I respect all the women who compet-ed, and am excited about the ways this title will position me to help others.”

Williams was the Miss Virginia runner up in 2012, and has earned several pageantry titles including Miss National Sweetheart, Miss Peninsula and Miss Arlington. She earned her undergraduate degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation from HU in 2011, and is now a graduate student in the Uni-versity’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program. She served as Miss HU 2010-2011, and in the latter year was featured in Ebony magazine as one of 10 Historically Black College

Hampton University graduate student and Former Miss

HU, Desiree Williams, was crowned Miss Virginia 2013.

The victory was historic for the state of Virginia, as well

as HU. Williams is only the fourth African-American to

wear the crown, but is the second Hamptonian to do so.


or University (HBCU) Campus Queens. In pag-eantry, Williams’ platform has been “Fit and Fun” which promotes having a healthy lifestyle. She is a licensed yoga instructor.

Dr. Shelia Maye, the Department of Music chairperson, and executive director of the Miss HU Scholarship Pageant, said she isn’t surprised at Williams’ successes.

“Desiree has been a standout from the beginning. She is the type of person who is disciplined and trains hard for anything in which she’s involved, academics or otherwise,” Maye said. “We appreci-ate her achievements, as well as her beauty. The Hampton University community is extremely proud of her being crowned Miss Virginia.”

Williams’ Miss Virginia victory later landed her at the 2013 Miss America competition in Atlantic City, N.J. Though she was not crowned there, Williams, an aspiring physical therapist, said she embraces the experience and is completely com-mitted to serving in Virginia.

Along with Williams and Booth, Caressa Cam-eron and Nancy Redd are the other African-American Miss Virginia title holders. Booth is a Chesapeake, Va native, earned a Mass Media degree from HU, and was a junior at the Univer-sity when she became Miss Virginia.

Booth said she thoroughly enjoyed her time as Miss Virginia, and her experience with the Miss Virginia organization. She is currently a married mother of three and a general manager for Regus, a company that provides workspace for compa-nies.

“Regardless of race, it’s about the job you do,” she said, “and the service you give to the community.”

“I’m extremely excited for (Desiree), Booth said There have only been three other African Ameri-cans to hold that title, so that speaks very highly of her.

— By Leha Byrd

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The Power of Giving

Greetings hamptonians,

We welcome this opportunity to thank and showcase alumni who sent a powerful message of belief in hampton university through giving in fiscal year 2013. Gifts from alumni totaled $1,440,804 and made an impact at the university while serving as a source of encouragement and inspiration. Therefore, it is an honor to say thank you on behalf of our hampton Family, especially our greatest asset – our students.

hampton is only as strong as our alumni who, each year, make giving a priority. All gifts – no matter the size – are appreciated and are critical to the relevancy, reputation and strength of our university. Please continue to show your belief in hampton through the power of giving. your annual gifts help keep hampton strong.

Sincerely,

Joy l. JeffersonVice President of external relations

StAtement oF AccurAcy

The 2013 hampton university Alumni

Donor report recognizes donors who gave gifts

to the university from July 1, 2012 – June 30,

2013. We are sincerely grateful for every gift,

from the smallest to the largest.

The Alumni Donor report is categorized

according to gift societies, class years, and

matching gifts. We have made every effort to

ensure the accuracy of this donor report and

regret any omissions or inaccuracies. Please

notify the office of Alumni Affairs of any errors

at (757) 727-5245.

hAmPton uniVerSity VolunteerS

hampton university extends a grateful

thank you to our many volunteers who support

the university with its events, initiatives and

programs. your efforts, dedication and caring

are genuinely appreciated.

2013 hAmPton uniVerSity Donor rePort 3

Visionary Leaders society$1,000,000 and Above___________________________

No Donors in this Society

President’s cLUB$100,000 - $999,999___________________________

George, James T. ’58Simmons, Ellamae ’40

LeadershiP society$50,000 - $99,999___________________________

No Donors in this Society

cLocK toWer society$25,000 - $49,999___________________________

Clinkscale, Arlene W. ’50Venable, Gertrude A. ’53Yeoman, Fannie M. ’49

haLL oF FaMe society$10,000 - $24,999___________________________

Boyd, Thelma R. ’44Brown, William A., Sr. ’63Fountain, W. Frank ’66Jenkins, Pamela R. ’83Jennings, Vada J. ’55Jones, Donald W. ’62Kelly-Green, Sharon K. ’75Patterson, Leslie D. ’93Smith, Howard K. ’83White, Gladys Hope F. ’39

arMstronG society$5,000 - $9,999___________________________

Bryan, I. Emerson, III ’67 *Carter, Faustine B. ’52Chapman, Jacquelyn F. ’63Darden, Christine M. ’62Fitts, Hubert H., Jr. ’73Graddick-Weir, Mirian M. ’76Harris, Charles S. ‘73 and Lenora

Billings-Harris ‘72Harris, Linda C. ’73Hatot, Norma J. ’73Hollins, Dennis C. ’73Johnson, Barbara L. ’72

Lewis, George R. ’63Lewis, Lillian G. ’63Logan, Bernard J. ’78Martin, Brett L. ’86Palmer, Douglas H. ’73Parker, Gloria R. ’73Slater, Thelma T. ’51Sparks, Bertha L. ’70Thompson, James P. ’63Whitfield-Locke, Dianne ’70Williams, Tawana L. ’92

BooKer t. WashinGton society$2,500 - $4,999___________________________

Allison, E. Lavonia I. ’51Atkins, Miriam Y. ’85Banks, William F., Jr. ’69Bennett, Ivy H. ’73Bowling, Harold K. ’56Breece, Charles E. ’68Briggs, Felecia M. ’88Brogdon, Douglas S. ’73Brown, Costello L. ’63Brown, Judith D. ’73Burnette, Frederick ’64Carroll, Shawne ’73Chapman Wilson, Donna ’81

Curry, Clarence F. ’41Evans, William E. ’54Freeman, Cheryl H. ’73Freeman, Rudolph, Jr. ’73Galiber, Marcel L. ’88Glover, Thomaysa M. ’73Grain, Emanuel, Jr. ’73Greene, Michael D. ’02Harper, Keith L. ’94Holmes, Arthur, Jr. ’52Hylick, Lawrence E. ’63Johnson-Sowell, Linda A. ’73Johnson, Cheryl E. ’68Johnson, Kenneth E. ’93Jones, Betty B. ’56Jones, S Preston ’56Knowles, Jacquelyn P. ’63Lee, Margaret G. ’65Lewis, Roselyn M. ’68Lumpkin, Mary C. ’56Milton, Marcia Y. ’80Murphy, Pollie S. ’73Odom, Woodrow, Jr. ’68Patterson, Cecil B., Jr. ’63Pollard, Cyntoria A. ’98Preston, Dolphus ’64Ransom, Curtis E. ’71Sowell, Willie O. ’73Stroud, Lamar A., Jr. ’58Thrash, Imogene W. ’53

Alumni GiVinG throuGh GiFt SocietieS

Darius l. Berrychristine P. carterroland m. carterGilbert W. evansGloria lynch FullerAlma haywoodDoris m. James

lauren m. Jonesrandolph JonesSilvernia Kanoytonotis W. langford, Jr.Barbara S. lee Judith Vaughn lopezKatherine B. lorden

margie h. majorervin nixoncecil B. Patterson, Jr.Gloria F. PressleyJohn c. Purnell, Jr.ellamae Simmonsedward taylor

Delores toomerGladys F. Whitemildred WhittedDarlene F. Williams leonard young, Sr.

The Pillar Society is a group of individuals who make a life-income gift or remember hampton university in their will or estate plan. We recognize and honor these members for their commitment to support hampton beyond their lifetime. For information about The Pillar Society, please contact laron clark, Jr., Vice President for Development, at 757-727-5356.

Arlene clinkscale ’50

the PiLLar society

Planned Gifts

Estate Gifts

* Deceased

4 2013 hAmPton uniVerSity Donor rePort

Alumni GiVinG throuGh GiFt SocietieS (continueD From PreViouS)

Toler, Benita D. ’73Trotter, Claude R., Jr. ’63Walton, Roland J., Jr. ’83Wells, Darren T. ’88Whiting, Josephine F. ’52

PresidentiaL associates$1,000 - $2,499___________________________

Adams, Randy ’68Allen, Charles C. ’58Allison, Ferdinand V., Jr. ’48 *Archie, Carla N. ’92Bacon, Ronald L. ’71Baker, Phyllis R. ’83Ball, Currie L. ’63Banks, George A. ’68Barley, Hattie C. ’78Barnes, Samuel A. ’73Barnes, Wanza L. ’73Barnett, Louis, Jr. ’78Baxter, Peggy B. ’58Beaman, Janice A. ’67Bennett, Nelson E. ’59Berry, Darius L. ’46Boone, F. Beverly S. ’58Bourne, Lydia C. ’65Bowles, Earl S. ’83Bowling, Cassie G. ’54Bowman, Valeria E. ’68Boyd, Kendall W. ’73Boykin, Alfred W. ’68Braxton, Wendell F. ’67Briggs, Joseph ’63Briggs, Myra M. ’49Briggs, Rebecca H. ’63Brimmer, Louise C. ’61Brinkley, Rosemary M. ’49Britten, Faye L. ’68Britton, Tanya ’73Brockenborough-Stroud, H. D. ’58Brodnax, Pleasant S., III ’83Brooks, Carolyn R. ’68Brown-Harvest, Jacqueline ’73Brown-Watson, Susan R. ’83Brown, Nicolette D. ’89Brown, Ronald L. ’74Bryan, I. Emerson, Jr. ’40Burke, Leroy, III ’71Burnett, Dossie L. ’56Burnette, Camille A. ’94Burnette, Karen C. ’73Burnette, Wayne V. ’73

Burton, Judith A. ’60Butts, Calvin L., Jr. ’02Cabbell, Evelyn W. ’47Campbell, Eric D. ’86Carter, Carrington M. ’06Carter, Celestine W. ’58Carter, James R. ’51Carter, Jan W. ’77Carter, Renee H. ’73Casey, William O. ’54Caster, Otelia F. ’63Cephus, Janice J. ’73Chandler, Oretha M. ’72Childrey, Nefertiti ’98Childs, George G., Jr. ’75Chisolm, Lynetta S. ’73Christian, Sabrina ’83Clark, Laron J., Jr. ’60Coleman, Wesley A. ’71Copeland, Joseph E. ’58Copeland, Margot J. ’73Cowell, Catherine ’45Craft, Kaye A. ’73Creekmur, Robert E., Jr. ’73Davis, Eula M. ’56Davis, Melvin M. ’63Davis, Muriel S. ’57Davis, Thurman M., Sr. ’60Debose, Andre J. ’80Debose, Claudia T. ’85Dent, Benjamin J. ’58Douglas, Lance ’81Doyle, Gloria T. ’73Driggins, Kimberly C. ’93Edwards, Myrna F. ’52Evans, Gilbert W. ’36Evans, Jackie S. ’73Fields, Janice C. ’63Fleming, Leroy, Jr. ’53Fleming, Marion P. ’52Flores, Debra A. ’83Flowers, La Verne S. ’68Fowlkes, Judith D. ’73Franklin, Derrick L. ’98Gatewood, Lance R. ’83Gilmore, Vanessa ’77Gilyard, Rasheda I. ’10Gilyard, Wykeum ’00Gittens, Michelle T. ’73Glass, Linda C. ’73Goldsborough, William E., Sr. ’49Gordon, Marilyn C. ’80Gordon, Shirley J. ’74Gould, Brenda B. ’68Grantham, Milton C. ’65

Greene, Alma E. ’46Greene, Anita E. ’76Grier, James E. ’84Harden, Joyce T. ’63Hardy-Lucas, Faye ’82Hayes, Tiyale T. ’98Haywood, Barbara S. ’73Haywood, Kenneth O. ’73Henderson, Rita R. ’81Henderson, Sanders B., Jr. ’73Hicks, Roselyn M. ’92Hobbs, Tamara E. ’96Hollingsworth, Patricia ’59Holly, John J. ’59Holmes, Margaret E. ’63Holt, Wanda W. ’68Howard, Johnese W. ’63Howell, Vernell P. ’63Howlette, Samuel S. ’73Hubbard, Annette H. ’54 *Hudgins, Channon T. ’98Hutton, Ronald I. ’71James, Doris M. ’52James, Gwendolyn ’53Jenkins, Jamila S. ’99Johnson, Colleen J. ’47Johnson, Leslie M. ’89Johnson, Patricia J. ’73Jones, Alonzo N., Sr. ’74Jones, Louise P. ’49Jones, Nelson L. ’78Kariuki, Omar I. ’99Key, Wanda S. ’83Kindred, Samuel L. ’73King, Morris D. ’71Langford, Otis W., Jr. ’63Little, Marlene L. ’63Love Searcy, Kori H. ’98Lovelace, Winston D. ’73Lucas, Melba O. ’62Ly, Kaknika ’12Mason, Berthine D. ’73McConico, Beverly A. ’68McCorkle, Trina Y. ’88McKinney, Sharletta B. ’83McQueen, James T. ’63Medford, Edna G. ’73Melvin, John T. ’64Mickle, Andrea D. ’74Miller, James E. ’59Morris-Buchanan, Viola P. ’73Motley, Milwood A., Sr. ’42Mount-Varner, Geoffrey ’89Munro Kennerly, Erika D. ’93Nelson, Catherine C. ’40

Nichols, Mildred T. ’50Nickens, Joseph E., Sr. ’61Nickens, Louise L. ’62Nixon, Marian ’55Parker, Glynne E. ’58Parks, Beblon G. ’68Parks, Clinton R., Jr. ’67Paschal, Zelma L. ’71Patrick, Harold W. ’73Patterson, Rashan O. ’03Peaks, Brenda S. ’63Pearce, Richard A. ’73Pegues Williams, Hazel ’73Perry, Paula D. ’73Pierce, James E. Jr. ’49Pleasant, Mary N. ’53Porter, Kelly A. ’58Powell, Dorothy L. ’68Powell, Leonard H., Jr. ’66Press, Laurine D. ’73Pulley, Brett A. ’80Purdy, Cheryl B. ’73Reaves, Alton R. ’73Ricks, Deidre M. ’73Ricks, Sidney F., Jr. ’73Riley, Harvey W. ’59Riley, Shirley H. ’58Roache, Karen R. ’88Robinson, Audrey G. ’39Robinson, Rita S. ’67Rooks, Paula F. ’73Rougeau, Shirley D. ’59Roy, Cynthia ’86Rucks, Doris E. ’44Scotland, Jan K. M. ’78Scott, Gilbert H. ’68Sharp, Renee S. ’73Simmons, Marjorie M. ’60Singleton, Norma B. ’62Skyles, Stephanie B. ’78Sligh, Thomas A. ’56Smith-Phillips, Karen A. ’68Smith, Douglas M. ’64Smith, Hazel M. ’46Snedecor, Sonya J. ’95Spencer, John H. ’56Stevenson, Janet L. ’68Stiff-Williams, Helen R. ’73Sturgis, Leroy ’66Sudler, Alfred V., Jr. ’58Thomas, Jacquelyn S. ’59Thorpe, Edward E., Sr. ’63Townsend, Larry O. ’83Vaughan, Frizell L. ’49Vauls, Shirley R. ’55

* Deceased


Walker, Edwin L. ’78Walker, Elbert V., Jr. ’64Walker, Randolph H. ’58Walton, Faye B. ’82Walton, Jerry ’83Watson, Craig S. ’89Way, Sheila A. ’73White-Olden, Sandra L. ’63White, Benjamin, Jr. ’66White, Sheila D. ’73White, Tanya D. ’95Wickham, Nathaniel J., IV ’78Wiggins, M. Eugene ’63Williams, Arthur L. ’62Williams, Darrell K. ’83Williams, Doris P. ’49Williams, Earl L. ’74Williams, Gregory ’68Williams, Kay M. ’73Williams, Margaret C. ’74Williams, Marjorie S. ’49Williams, Myra R. ’83Williams, Patricia A. ’68Williams, Robert A. ’68 *Williams, Willie, Jr. ’83Wilson, Deborah B. ’85Wilson, Delius E. ’51Wyatt, Lucius C. ’47

eManciPation oaK society$500 - $999___________________________

Acree, Laura E. ’70Adams, Sandra T. ’09Alston, Daisy W. ’48Anderson, Annette M. ’63Anderson, Courtney A. ’83Anderson, Fred ’74Andrews, Iris D. ’78Arnold, Wallace C. ’60Arrington, Lydia C. ’68Atkinson, Howard G. ’80Ayers, Robert E. ’53Bailey, Falana M. ’90Bailey, Leon E. ’58Bailey, Malta H. ’59Baldwin, Dyanne B. ’80Barnes, Lorenzo, Jr. ’73Barron, Maxine B. ’63Bassett, Lavonia P. ’46Benns, Norris E., Jr. ’86Birckhead, Kirk A. ’93Blackledge, Victor ’73

Bland, Walter P. ’71Blanton, Jerelen A. ’05Boardley, Barbara B. ’44Bohannon, Charles W. ’58Boone, Anne L. ’51Boone, Karen R. ’78Bose, Kimberly D. ’83Bradley-Wells, Kathy ’79Branch, Iris W. ’68Braxton, Clarence L., Jr. ’54Briggs, Chanell A. ’93Britten, Loretta Y. ’71Britton, Stephanie P. ’97Broadus, Joyce A. ’73Broadway, April M. ’88Brooks, Ruth J. ’49Brooks, Shelley D. ’97Brown, Jasper C., Jr. ’68Bryant, Sandra M. ’63Bullock-Briley, Mary J. ’69Bullock, Donald A. ’78Burke, Wanda R. ’82Butler, Cassandra J. ’63Byrd, Phyllis W. ’63Campbell, Katrina C. ’93Carr, Frederick L. ’64Caster, Benjamin R. ’59Chandler, Karen A. ’78Cone, Clementine S. ’74Cooper, Jorsene S. ’76 Corbett, Robin L. ’85Craig, Sydni A. ’88Credle, Sid H. ’71Cunningham, Eileen R. ’88Custer, Brian S. ’93Darden, Geraldine C. ’57Darden, Janice M. ’62Davis, Carolyn G. ’78Davis, Loretta W. ’62Davis, Tia R. ’88Day, Mary J. ’63Dempsey, Joseph L. ’93Dickerson Ward, Carole W. ’83Dopson, Deborah R. ’73Douglass, James D., Jr. ’63Edwards, Charles T., Jr. ’54El Amin, Wendi R. ’93Ellingson, Michael R. ’12Fauntroy, Michael K. ’88Fielding, Conchita L. ’56Fisher, Edward E. ’68Fitzgerald, Franklin W. ’93Foote, Brenda M. ’74Ford, Margaret E. ’58Ford, Pearl O. ’58

Foster, Benjamin F., Jr. ’68Foster, Loleta W. ’68Franklin, Eric W. ’85Freeman, Frankie M. ’37Gadsden, Carmen P. ’63Gadsden, Isaac ’63Gaines-Dandridge, Joyce T. ’63Gamble, Stacey W. ’73Gardner, Tracie N. ’91Gilmore, Vanessa D. ’77Graham, Christopher C. ’93Grammer, Lisa H. ’87Gross, Raymond E. ’73Gumbs, Kenya M. ’99Hall, Doris M. ’73Harewood, Kevin R. ’93Harmon-Sawyer, Cecily ’68Harrell, Kira M. ’88Harris-Ransom, Lillian L. ’70Harris, Frazeal L. ’68Harris, Lee D., Jr. ’84Hasty, Thomas L., III ’77Hayward, Charles E. ’73Heyward, Joseph E. ’63Hicks, Patricia L. ’71Hill, Frederick, Jr. ’99Holsey, Lilla G. ’63Holt, Rhoda C. ’63Hood, Charles M., Jr. (Ret) ’59Hopkins, Howard A. ’69Huey, Margie L. ’57Humphrey, Deidra W. ’83Hunter, Gary B. ’83Husbands, Mawiyah T. ’98Hutchins, Bob W. ’76Irby, Gina W. ’60Jackson, French T. ’69Jackson, George F. ’73Jackson, Joe ’57Jamison, Shirley ’68Johnson-Curl, Jacqueline ’78Johnson, James A. ’52Johnson, Julia W. ’67Johnson, Marian V. ’57Johnson, Michana L. ’93Jones, Betty J. ’63Jones, David M. ’92Jones, Karla A. ’97Jones, William I., Jr. ’86Jordan, Rodney A. ’87Keller, Richard C., Jr. ’74Kerr, Kevin W. ’79Kimbrough, Julius E., Jr. ’93Konata, Rae Sandra ’63Lee, Anita D. ’54

Lewis, Joseph M. ’76Lewis, Mavis P. ’60Lockett, Adrienne W. ’73Major, Margie H. ’44Marsh, Anitra C. ’98Marshall, Cheryl L. ’73McAdoo, Karen B. ’78McKoy, Tanya A. ’78McMillian, Barbara A. ’90McMillon, Lewis T. ’74McQueen, Olivia F. ’63Melendez, Angelica M. ’08Mickens, Charlie B. ’83Miles, Rita V. ’72Miller, Julia R. ’63Mills, Dorothea J. ’50Mims, A Grace L. ’52Montgomery, Patricia M. ’68Moody, Marion E. ’50Moone, Jamesa C. ’93Moore, Dionne L. ’90Moore, Peulah M. ’51Morris, Taronique D. ’11Moses, George C., III ’96Nelson, Wanda N. ’73Nettles, Marian ’50Oates, Elizabeth R. ’96Overall, Manard ’73Owens, Virginia A. ’73Parks, Frances A. ’59Pemberton, Gena M. ’98Perkins, Fosterlyn J. ’63Peterson-Shelton, Juan P. ’78Poindexter, Edward L. ’94Porter, Ethel M. ’63Preston, Barbara A. ’58Preston, Frank J. ’58Rainey, Vernon L., DDS ’66Randall, Louis A. ’83Reid, Angela L. ’73Rhodes, Cephus S. ’53Rhone, Barbara C. ’63Richardson, James C. ’49Richardson, Pamela C. ’83Riddick, Sonnita A. ’86Roache, Geneva S. ’56Robbins, Earl H., Jr. ’70Robbins, Olivia F. ’69Roberson, Henry ’57Rogers, Jacqueline E. ’71Rogers, Lula S. ’63Rogers, Nancita M. ’73Rolle, Rosalyn H. ’63Royster, Agnes K. ’63Royster, Natalie ’61

* Deceased


Russell, Antoinette E. ’71Sadler, Melton, III ’69Scott, Ruth C. ’51Shepherd, Cynthia S. ’75Shorts, Charleta F. ’69Sills, Corlease C. ’71Sleet, Gregory M. ’73Smith, Ernest P. Jr. ’79Smith, Harriet L. ’83Smith, Kitti F. ’71Stevens, Sheila R. ’78Stevenson, Robert L. ’93Strong, Janet C. ’84Swain, Diane S. ’68Taylor, Benjamin, Jr. ’63Taylor, Earl ’55Thompson, Dallas G., Jr. ’85Travis, Leola M. ’49Tucker, Alton G. ’68Tucker, Jeanette H. ’68Tucker, Robert L. ’55Turner, William E. ’67Vaughan, Leonard S. ’64Walker, Gerrold M., II ’96Ware, Salena L. ’78Watkins-Ridley, Mary E. ’06Watkins, Bridgette S. ’88Watson, Crystal R. ’86Weaver, Elma R. ’66 *White-Boyce, Satrina ’91White-King, Bernadine ’73White, Marilyn M. ’69Whiting, Gregory W., Jr. ’68Wickham, Joan T. ’78Williams, Arthur L. ’62Williams, Artie B. ’52Williams, Debbie P. ’78Wilson, Mary A. ’48Winfield, Arleen D. ’65Wood, Tiffany ’92Woods, Priscilla D. ’85Young-Daigeau, Johnestine E. ’52Young, Carolyn G. ’63Young, John R. ’68Young, Naomi H. ’44

second centUry cLUB$200 - $499___________________________

Abram, Julia W. ’88Adkins, Jasmine D. ’99Albany, Karen V. ’83Alexander, Marc ’88

Allen, John C., III ’56Allen, Karynn S. ’93Allen, Levern H. ’56Allison, Tracey M. ’93Anderson, Gary A. ’72Anderson, Rosalind R. ’72Archer, Corliss V. ’76Armstrong, Ernestine R. ’73Armstrong, Joyce S. ’88Ayers, Robert D., Jr. ’77Bacote, Mamye E. ’67Bailey, Leon C. ’98Bailey, Marsha A. ’83Bailey, Pearl L. ’45Baker, Edward S. ’54Baker, Spencer ’97Banks, Constance M. ’85Banks, James N. ’68Banks, Katrina A. ’88Barkley, Ruben, Jr. ’75Barnes, Danny T. ’88Barnes, Mary C. ’98Bates, Miriam G. ’48Battle, Kimberly D. ’89Batts, Battinto ’13Beale, Johnnie L., Ret. ’79Bell, Jasper ’69Beslow, Davaline T. ’61Bethel, Nichole M. ’89Bivens, Adria L. ’04Blair, Paula W. ’71Bland, Vivian B. ’56Boone, Derrick R. ’01Boone, Douglas, Sr. ’51Borders, Lisa A. ’93Bourke, Garry M. ’88Bowden, Paul C. ’91Bowman, Gaynelle C. ’67 *Boyd, Alberta C. ’65Boyd, Angela N. ’84Brandon, Rhonda S. ’83Brent, Kimberly A. ’90Brewington, Jazlyn Y. ’05Brice, Pernell S., Jr. ’58Bright, Jamarri S. ’74Brooks, Victorine F. ’59Brown, Anita B. ’73Brown, Elaine T. ’45Brown, James M. ’49Brown, Jannelle R. ’02Brown, Kathleen P. ’72Brown, Kwame M. ’95Brown, Preston W. ’88Brown, Sherman T. ’74Brown, Wendy L. ’82

Brown, William A. ’88Brown, Willie H. ’57Bryant-Booker, Deloris ’59Bryant, Paulette C. ’81Bunch, Monya M. ’91Burnette, McKinley H., Jr. ’90Burton-Edwards, Barbara S. ’73Byrd, Michael A. ’80Calloway, Michael K. ’98Campbell, Vera C. ’95Cannon, Velma A. ’41Carroll, Thelma H. ’52Cephus, Nadine C. ’93Chase, Shavar A. ’93Cheers, Lisa N. ’91Cheesborough, Alfred H. ’71Chenevert, Judith G. ’67Cherry, Alexandria N. ’98Christian, Addison P. ’88Clark-Lewis, Doris M. ’63Clark, Corey ’98Clark, Maxine M. ’70Clements, Robert S. ’88Cliff, James R. ’50Cobb, Marianne P. ’49Cochran, Tonya C. ’76Colander, Alexis R. ’74Coles, Virginia R. ’42Connor, Violet H. ’60Cook, Fred D., Jr. ’68Cooper, Vernon F. ’85Cotton, Daneeka L. ’88Crawford, Robert L. ’57Crittenden, Lisa A. ’88Cunningham, Lashawn N. ’98Curry, Sadie M. ’43Cypress, Angela M. ’10Dandridge, George C. ’53Daniel, Lavelton J. ’73Daniel, Myrilin Y. ’78David, Vivian ’73Davis-Mattex, Tonya D. ’90Davis, Elston ’51Davis, Gerald N. ’61Davis, Janice C. ’74Dawkins, Jane L. ’57Debose, Debra J. ’76Delandro, Veronica T. ’99Dickenson, Aphama W. ’83Dingus, James A., Jr. ’41Doby-Ross, Alice ’67Dockery, Jacqueline D. ’89Duncan, Sabin ’96Dunn, Gayle T. ’81Dunn, Samuel J. ’48

Durham, Ricardo M. ’76Edmond, Karen N. ’83Edwards, Cynthia E. ’83El, Margaret J. ’78Ellis-Ramsey, Lashanda F. ’98Ellis, Michael W. ’81English, Cynthia J. ’73Farley, Joyce-Zoe A. ’10Fears, Frederick A. ’55Ferdinand, Jerry ’89Ferguson, Lola H. ’74Fielder, Alison C. ’02Fields, Lawrence R. ’88Fitzgerald, Sharon G. ’05Fleming, Jacqueline C. ’71Ford, Ilisher L. ’93Forte, Earl L. ’70Franklin, Robert M., III ’06Frasier, Michael A. ’98Frazier, Tyese C. ’83Gales-Woods, Carolyn B. ’93Gant, Alease R. ’62Gibson, Caldoria E. ’53Gibson, Consuella R. ’83Gibson, Henry L. ’54Glanville-Clarke, Mattie E. L. ’58Gosby, Jacqueline L. ’75Gould, Thelma R. ’62Graham, Jeffrey C. ’88Graves-Bynum, Dolores A. ’88Grayson-Benjamin, Reginia ’73Greene, Kathy S. ’83Griffin, Lydia L. ’63Guydon, Tonita M. ’83Hall, Talton, III ’04Haines, Malcolm ’92Hamm, Edward L., Jr. ’68Hamme, Thomas A., Jr. ’55Harding, Wanda J. ’91Harps, Marsha S. ’76Harris, Andre D. ’88Harris, Carolyn W. ’57Harrison, Sophia S. ’03Hart, Thelma H. ’57Hawkins, Virginia G. ’81Heaggans, Samara P. ’91Henderson, Arnold R. V. ’79Henry, Gertrude B. ’67Henson, Beth A. ’88Hill, M. Phyllis ’48Hobbs, Addison S. ’48Holmes, Bert W. ’99Hopewell, Woodson H., Jr. ’75Howell, Anna L. ’02Hunt, Elva W. ’62


* Deceased


Russell, Antoinette E. ’71Sadler, Melton, III ’69Scott, Ruth C. ’51Shepherd, Cynthia S. ’75Shorts, Charleta F. ’69Sills, Corlease C. ’71Sleet, Gregory M. ’73Smith, Ernest P. Jr. ’79Smith, Harriet L. ’83Smith, Kitti F. ’71Stevens, Sheila R. ’78Stevenson, Robert L. ’93Strong, Janet C. ’84Swain, Diane S. ’68Taylor, Benjamin, Jr. ’63Taylor, Earl ’55Thompson, Dallas G., Jr. ’85Travis, Leola M. ’49Tucker, Alton G. ’68Tucker, Jeanette H. ’68Tucker, Robert L. ’55Turner, William E. ’67Vaughan, Leonard S. ’64Walker, Gerrold M., II ’96Ware, Salena L. ’78Watkins-Ridley, Mary E. ’06Watkins, Bridgette S. ’88Watson, Crystal R. ’86Weaver, Elma R. ’66 *White-Boyce, Satrina ’91White-King, Bernadine ’73White, Marilyn M. ’69Whiting, Gregory W., Jr. ’68Wickham, Joan T. ’78Williams, Arthur L. ’62Williams, Artie B. ’52Williams, Debbie P. ’78Wilson, Mary A. ’48Winfield, Arleen D. ’65Wood, Tiffany ’92Woods, Priscilla D. ’85Young-Daigeau, Johnestine E. ’52Young, Carolyn G. ’63Young, John R. ’68Young, Naomi H. ’44

second centUry cLUB$200 - $499___________________________

Abram, Julia W. ’88Adkins, Jasmine D. ’99Albany, Karen V. ’83Alexander, Marc ’88

Allen, John C., III ’56Allen, Karynn S. ’93Allen, Levern H. ’56Allison, Tracey M. ’93Anderson, Gary A. ’72Anderson, Rosalind R. ’72Archer, Corliss V. ’76Armstrong, Ernestine R. ’73Armstrong, Joyce S. ’88Ayers, Robert D., Jr. ’77Bacote, Mamye E. ’67Bailey, Leon C. ’98Bailey, Marsha A. ’83Bailey, Pearl L. ’45Baker, Edward S. ’54Baker, Spencer ’97Banks, Constance M. ’85Banks, James N. ’68Banks, Katrina A. ’88Barkley, Ruben, Jr. ’75Barnes, Danny T. ’88Barnes, Mary C. ’98Bates, Miriam G. ’48Battle, Kimberly D. ’89Batts, Battinto ’13Beale, Johnnie L., Ret. ’79Bell, Jasper ’69Beslow, Davaline T. ’61Bethel, Nichole M. ’89Bivens, Adria L. ’04Blair, Paula W. ’71Bland, Vivian B. ’56Boone, Derrick R. ’01Boone, Douglas, Sr. ’51Borders, Lisa A. ’93Bourke, Garry M. ’88Bowden, Paul C. ’91Bowman, Gaynelle C. ’67 *Boyd, Alberta C. ’65Boyd, Angela N. ’84Brandon, Rhonda S. ’83Brent, Kimberly A. ’90Brewington, Jazlyn Y. ’05Brice, Pernell S., Jr. ’58Bright, Jamarri S. ’74Brooks, Victorine F. ’59Brown, Anita B. ’73Brown, Elaine T. ’45Brown, James M. ’49Brown, Jannelle R. ’02Brown, Kathleen P. ’72Brown, Kwame M. ’95Brown, Preston W. ’88Brown, Sherman T. ’74Brown, Wendy L. ’82

Brown, William A. ’88Brown, Willie H. ’57Bryant-Booker, Deloris ’59Bryant, Paulette C. ’81Bunch, Monya M. ’91Burnette, McKinley H., Jr. ’90Burton-Edwards, Barbara S. ’73Byrd, Michael A. ’80Calloway, Michael K. ’98Campbell, Vera C. ’95Cannon, Velma A. ’41Carroll, Thelma H. ’52Cephus, Nadine C. ’93Chase, Shavar A. ’93Cheers, Lisa N. ’91Cheesborough, Alfred H. ’71Chenevert, Judith G. ’67Cherry, Alexandria N. ’98Christian, Addison P. ’88Clark-Lewis, Doris M. ’63Clark, Corey ’98Clark, Maxine M. ’70Clements, Robert S. ’88Cliff, James R. ’50Cobb, Marianne P. ’49Cochran, Tonya C. ’76Colander, Alexis R. ’74Coles, Virginia R. ’42Connor, Violet H. ’60Cook, Fred D., Jr. ’68Cooper, Vernon F. ’85Cotton, Daneeka L. ’88Crawford, Robert L. ’57Crittenden, Lisa A. ’88Cunningham, Lashawn N. ’98Curry, Sadie M. ’43Cypress, Angela M. ’10Dandridge, George C. ’53Daniel, Lavelton J. ’73Daniel, Myrilin Y. ’78David, Vivian ’73Davis-Mattex, Tonya D. ’90Davis, Elston ’51Davis, Gerald N. ’61Davis, Janice C. ’74Dawkins, Jane L. ’57Debose, Debra J. ’76Delandro, Veronica T. ’99Dickenson, Aphama W. ’83Dingus, James A., Jr. ’41Doby-Ross, Alice ’67Dockery, Jacqueline D. ’89Duncan, Sabin ’96Dunn, Gayle T. ’81Dunn, Samuel J. ’48

Durham, Ricardo M. ’76Edmond, Karen N. ’83Edwards, Cynthia E. ’83El, Margaret J. ’78Ellis-Ramsey, Lashanda F. ’98Ellis, Michael W. ’81English, Cynthia J. ’73Farley, Joyce-Zoe A. ’10Fears, Frederick A. ’55Ferdinand, Jerry ’89Ferguson, Lola H. ’74Fielder, Alison C. ’02Fields, Lawrence R. ’88Fitzgerald, Sharon G. ’05Fleming, Jacqueline C. ’71Ford, Ilisher L. ’93Forte, Earl L. ’70Franklin, Robert M., III ’06Frasier, Michael A. ’98Frazier, Tyese C. ’83Gales-Woods, Carolyn B. ’93Gant, Alease R. ’62Gibson, Caldoria E. ’53Gibson, Consuella R. ’83Gibson, Henry L. ’54Glanville-Clarke, Mattie E. L. ’58Gosby, Jacqueline L. ’75Gould, Thelma R. ’62Graham, Jeffrey C. ’88Graves-Bynum, Dolores A. ’88Grayson-Benjamin, Reginia ’73Greene, Kathy S. ’83Griffin, Lydia L. ’63Guydon, Tonita M. ’83Hall, Talton, III ’04Haines, Malcolm ’92Hamm, Edward L., Jr. ’68Hamme, Thomas A., Jr. ’55Harding, Wanda J. ’91Harps, Marsha S. ’76Harris, Andre D. ’88Harris, Carolyn W. ’57Harrison, Sophia S. ’03Hart, Thelma H. ’57Hawkins, Virginia G. ’81Heaggans, Samara P. ’91Henderson, Arnold R. V. ’79Henry, Gertrude B. ’67Henson, Beth A. ’88Hill, M. Phyllis ’48Hobbs, Addison S. ’48Holmes, Bert W. ’99Hopewell, Woodson H., Jr. ’75Howell, Anna L. ’02Hunt, Elva W. ’62


* Deceased

Ingram, Rhea V. ’88Inman, Barbara L. ’96Jackson, Arlee ’53Jackson, Kevin L. ’85Jackson, Mary Helen T. ’63Jallim-Hall, Martha ’86Jeffers, Basil S. ’68Jefferson, Joy L. ’86Jemmott, Loretta S. ’78Johns, Marion P. ’70Johnson-Webb, Mechelle D. ’89Johnson, Brent C. ’98Johnson, Charles C., Jr. ’72Johnson, Eugene W. ’49Johnson, George F. ’68Johnson, Lester B., Jr. ’49Johnson, R Ileana ’48Johnson, Ronald C. ’73Johnston, Charles O. ’62Jones, Alease M. ’73Jones, Carmen D. ’89Jones, Cecelia P. ’88Jones, Christopher K. ’02Jones, Isaac L. ’98Jones, Keith A. ’01Jones, William C. ’56Jordan, Cherron M. ’02Joseph, Grace K. ’52Kelly, Gwendolyn A. ’09King, Nichole M. ’98King, Tracy S. ’88Knox, Marceline W. ’58Kuykendoll, Maurice L. ’08Lane, Patricia S. ’70Lassiter, Kevin ’88Latimer, Allie B. ’47Lawrence, Claudette L. ’88Lawson, Christine B. ’58Lee, Fredrick W. ’99Lewis-Nixon, Joann L. ’88Lewis, Anton D. ’98Lewis, Dana M. ’93Lewis, Guwanda S. ’97Lewis, Joseph ’03Lewis, Joseph M. ’76Link, Bridgette A. ’87Lockett, Garland L. ’73Lomax, Alvin C. ’53Long, Corenia M. ’85Long, Jewel B. ’69Lorden, Katherine B. ’53Lundy, James R., Jr. ’88Madison, Lettie C. ’29Mann, Robert E. ’67Manning, Anitra N. ’98

Manning, Wallace L. ’64McAdams, Ernest F., Jr. ’74McClendon Anderson, Rita D. ’88McDonald, George S. ’87McKinney, Santora L. ’97McMillon, Kim K. ’88McRae, Vasco T. ’93McWilliams, Regina ’98Meacham, Allen M., Jr. ’73Miles-Tribble, Valerie A. ’73Miles, Brenda B. ’68Milligan, Yuri R. ’97Mills, Cynthia J. ’77Monroe, Hollie T. ’97Monroe, Sandra W. ’79Montgomery, Arlene ’79Montgomery, Dennis L. ’68Montgomery, Reatha M. ’67Moore, Michael E. ’77Moore, Natasha L. ’10Munir, Renee K. ’76Nelson, Calvin R., Jr. ’72Newton, Teressa E. ’06Nichols-Horton, Agnes L. ’66Nicholson, Carol A. ’73Osborne, Hilda B. ’73Osborne, Johnnie T. ’73Parker, Walter G. ’55Parks, Doris C. ’68 *Parrish, William S. ’90Pattillo, Constance T. ’53Pearson, William D. ’66Penn-Marshall, Michelle ’91Perry, Vincent ’56Pierce, Veronica A. ’85Pilson, Harry J., II ’96Pinchback, Tashwanda ’98Pollard-Mitchell, Sonja ’93Pressley, Gloria F. ’56Rankin, Mae A. ’90Redrick, Blayre J. ’93Reed, Ruth H. ’46Reid, Donald G. ’94Reid, Ernette F. ’45Reshard, Denise L. ’88Reyes, Corean M. ’86Rhetta, Rose S. ’39Richards, Darlene V. ’89Ridgill, Sarah A. ’58Robb, Ernest S., Jr. ’60Roberts, Catherine B. ’77Robinson, Cicily V. ’98Robinson, Orlando R. ’09Rogers, Dionne M. ’93Rolle, Kamala L. ’83

Rooks, Vivian E. ’51Rosa-Stallworth, Jacqueline Y. ’88Rose, Sylvia W. ’81Ross Smith, Adree R. ’98Ross, Vernon T. ’59Roy, Jerrold W. ’91Russell Taylor, Rhonda P. ’83Russell, Kevin M. ’92Russell, Monica L. ’92Scott, Brian L. ’83Seldon, Sharon E. ’88Sessoms, Charlie M. ’49Seymour, Allison N. ’88Shareef, Nandi J. ’07Shaw, Bennie N., Jr. ’69Shaw, Lani P. ’02Sherard, C. Lenora J. ’65Silva, Rhonda R. ’78Simmons, Tami B. ’81Simpson, David T. ’00Sloan, Ellen R. ’52Sloan, Leonard W. ’54Smackum, Nancy S. ’70Smith, Carlos S. ’03Smith, Carolyn J. ’65Smith, Frank J., Jr. ’88Smith, Frank J., Sr. ’60Smith, Geraldine L. ’43Smith, Robert H., Sr. ’52Soden, Steven A. ’88Stafford, Wilkins B. ’68Starks, Joseph, Jr. ’94Starr, Tayari J. ’98Stephens, Naite R. ’73Stewart, H. Lynn ’63Stewart, Keith C. ’96Stewart, Leonice M. ’88Stith, Salvage D. ’69Streets, Joy S. ’81Summers, Houston M., Jr. ’66 *Swain, Carroll E. ’53Sydnor, Miriam L. ’97Talbert, Lisa M. ’88Taylor, Georgene L. ’55Thomas, Carolyn M. ’68Thomas, Gail B. ’74Thomas, Phyllis L. ’65Thomas, Ronald L., Sr. ’75Thompson, Danita M. ’79Thompson, Dwonna D. ’98Thompson, Yolonda ’83Thornton, Timothy A. ’98Thornwell-Autry, Alicia R. ’93Tippins, Tiffany E. ’98Toatley, Branetta T. ’98

Townes, John S., Jr. ’81Turner, Shafonya M. ’01Tyson, Janice L. ’80Urasa, Isai T. ’70Van Diver, Sheila D. ’83Vannoy, Ronald S. ’88Varner, Margie C. ’78Wade Harris, Sabah ’97Waiters, Doris J. ’80Walker, Wendell C. ’80Wallace, Helen B. ’49Wallace, Lemuel R., Jr. ’56Wallace, Marsh, Jr., ’53Walls, William H. ’56Walton, Kelvin ’97Ward Downing, Audran M. ’92Ward, Lillie M. ’54Ward, Lorraine S. ’61Warren, Charlene ’49Washington, Alexandra P. ’08Washington, Bernard W. ’57Washington, Cynthia N. ’88Watson, Janine D. ’93Watson, Joyce M. ’67Watson, Raymon L. ’63Weedon, Pamela I. ’78Wells, Kimberly N. ’93Wells, Theresa O. ’77Wheeler, Vera J. ’59White-Young, Gloria E. ’63White, Elouise W. ’54Whitesneed, Katrina M. ’98Whitfield-Ledford, Dionne M. ’88Wilkerson, Kirk A. ’89Williams, Carla J. ’88Williams, Constance B. ’73Williams, Curtis L. ’98Williams, Demetta E. ’63Williams, Gloria J. ’82Williams, Josephine H. ’61Williams, Lawrence C. ’53 *Williams, Lori A. ’88Williams, Ronald E., Sr. ’76Williamson, Hilda M. ’79Williamson, Jean S. ’77Williamson, Patrice S. ’05Willis, Bessie B. ’87Wilson, Bettye H. ’58Wilson, Charles E. ’98Wilson, Daniel R. ’99Winston, Frankie M. ’66Woolfolk, Ethel ’67Yates, Kevin M. ’88Young, Javondlynn D. ’88


* Deceased


BLUe and White cLUB$100 - $199___________________________

Adams, Sanya A. ’88Adeniyi, William K. ’75Adkins, Carter ’65Adkins, Doris W. ’52Allen, Lynne C. ’61Anderson, Joye M. ’98Anderson, Sandra E. ’72Arnold, Haskell N. ’66Bacon, Charlotte M. ’46Bagley, Darren A. ’89Bailey, Ernest F. ’51Bailey, Michelle P. ’85Bailey, Morgan M. ’95Baker, Carrie L. ’71Banks, Jennifer K. ’07Barber, Carlton J. ’67Barnes, Brenda S. ’05Barnwell, Alberta E. ’57Bassfield, Ronald ’72Beal, Lisa S. ’87Beck, Catherine ’46Bellamy, Horace E. ’52Belle, James S. ’84Blackwell, Cherry D. ’54Blount Gray, Melissa ’03Boaz, Aurellia M. ’49Bonaparte, C. J. ’03Bonner, Chantel R. ’06Booker, Deborah A. ’73Boone, Melinda, J. ’81Bowser, Tameka D. ’98Boxley, Lloyd L., Jr. ’84Boyd, Robin N. ’96Boykin, Bridell M. ’03Braithwaite, Elena K. ’95Brazil, Kacem L., Jr. ’62Brooks-Evans, Elizabeth G. ’61Brooks, Aeolus J. ’58Brooks, Donna S. ’76Brooks, Milton M., Jr. ’75Brown, George J. ’58Brown, Larry C., Jr. ’88Brown, Rose W. ’56Brown, Valerie L. ’76Bruce, Beulah M. ’54Bruce, Owen D. ’90Budzinski, Anna S. ’88Burns, Diann C. ’78Burroughs, Frederick D. ’54Burwell, Cynthia ’77Butts, Andre ’71Callender, Edward, Jr. ’85

Capehart, Alice J. ’69Carnegie, Stanley G. ’65Carrington, Ronald E. ’73Carter, Harden B. ’09Cash, Gail E. ’68Chaney, Clareice ’74Chappell, Jeaneen A. ’03Christian, Angela T. ’70Christian, Mary T. ’55Churchill, Jeanetta E. ’88Clarey, Jeanette M. ’76Clarkson, William H., Jr. ’50Cliatt, Denise V. ’88Cobb, Tamra R. ’81Coleman, Tracey ’98Cooper, Corey O. ’98Cooper, Jorsene S. ’76Cooper, Kamerron ’03Copeland, Clinso, Jr. ’60Cosby, Kellie J. ’92Covington, Damian L. ’91Crawley, Alvin L. ’80Cross, Lawrence ’56Crudup, Phyllis D. ’65Curry, Milton B. ’43Dancy, Margaret L. ’63Darrell, Shirley B. ’58 *Davenport, Ronald T. ’77Davis, Gwendolyn S. ’80Davis, Harriette V. ’71Davis, Ollie, Jr. ’54Dawson, Bernice H. ’76Demby Paige, Dorothy A. ’70Desandies, Kenneth A. ’69Dixon, Milton R., Jr. ’74Donaldson, Linda L. ’77Dozier, Angelita M. ’98Duchemin-Desilva, Karen I. ’88Dunn, Kylan ’98Dupree-Fennell, Carole M. ’91Earl, Cynthia S. ’83Edwards, Alfreda N. ’78Edwards, Euna L. ’65Edwards, Michael ’82Ellis, Lavonne P. ’64Ellis, Renee S. ’78Etienne Tyes, Czestochowa M. ’99Evans, Dorothy S. ’51Evans, Elizabeth B. ’61Evans, Gloria N. ’65Farr, Shirley R. ’64Favors, Erskerline S. ’68Ferguson, Ebony J. ’04Fitzgerald-Whitener Jacobs, Delea

L. ’03

Fitzgerald, Darrell D. ’80Flint, Beatrice C. ’46Fobbs, Donna E. ’73Ford, James R. ’84Fortune, Angela ’96Foster, La Tascha W. ’91Frank, William A. ’69Franklyn, Allie L. ’51Furlow, Gerardette M. ’86Garner, Lynn G. ’76Garrett, Douglas C. ’94Garrett, Greta C. ’56Garrison, Eric B. ’85Gibson, Briana F. ’08Gibson, David V., Jr. ’76Gibson, Sandy M. ’80Gilchrist, Edward M. ’63Godwin, Pius N. ’86Graham, Robert C. ’58Greene, Wayne G. ’83Haines, Malcolm ’92Hamilton, Dean J. ’08Hamilton, Derek L. ’91Hamlette, John H., Jr. ’61Hardy, Allan L. ’96Harkley, Felicia A. ’03Harrell, Rodney L. ’91Harris, Marsha F. ’66Harris, Martha M. ’56Harris, Rayford L. ’52Harris, Warren D. ’78Harvey, Dorothy T. ’68Heck, Rhomie L., Jr. ’52Henderson, Estrelida B. ’52Henry, Liana D. ’98Henry, Paul W. ’53Henson Blake, Camille J. ’02Herndon, Shirin W. ’60Hill-Jones, Carolyn G. ’42Hill, Eboni N. ’03Hill, Gloria D. ’95Hines, Anika L. ’03Hines, Barbara L. ’63Hines, Willie M. ’65Hinton, Dorothy C. ’50Hinton, Nell S. ’74Hodges, Gregory V. ’71Hodges, Jerry T., Jr. ’50Hoehn, Lynette O. ’66Holloman, Thomas E. ’56Holmes, Donna M. ’78Holt, Robert ’67Holt, Theresa ’69Howard, Doris E. ’71Howell, Wendy S. ’83

Huggins, Ashley M. ’03Hughes, Cheryll J. ’75Hunt, Williett S. ’81Hunter, Sylvia H. ’80Inman, Barbara L. ’96Ivory-Lucas, Daneka L. ’02Ivy, Nettie F. ’68Jackson, Hazeline M. ’74Jackson, John R., Jr. ’82Jackson, Jordan T., Jr. ’87Jackson, Priscilla W. ’78Jallim-Hall, Martha ’86James, Elaine C. ’60Jefferson, Joy ’86Jeffries, Julia W. ’56Jenkins Roach, Kirsten B. ’86Jeremiah, Milford A. ’69Jessup, Mary H. ’78Johnson, Cynthia J. ’68Johnson, Elaine B. ’71Johnson, James F. ’68Johnson, Janet A. ’65Johnson, Kirkland ’76Johnson, Lisa R. ’94Johnson, Maria ’03Johnson, Morris S., Jr. ’89Johnson, Tameka C. ’98Johnson, Tracey M. ’98Jones, Edwina L. ’74Jones, Roma B. ’56Jones, Ruby G. ’77Joyner, Barbara M. ’11Kemp, Henry P. ’47Keys, Kimberly H. ’03Knight, Alphonso W. ’47Knox, Hammond M. ’54Kotun, Olamide O. ’10Krigger, Sylvia A. ’63Lancaster, Martha R. ’49Lane, John C. ’62Langley, Fred H. ’90Latimer, L’Corius M. ’76Lecky, Danielle J. ’03Lee-Clindinin, Susan ’83Leeds, Martha W. ’63Lewis Hunt, Krista N. ’89Lewis, Erika D. ’92Lightsy, Barbara ’69Long, Jewel B. ’69Lowe-Nedab, Carole L. ’85Lowery, Joseph N. ’67Luck, Ira J. ’74Lyle, William D. ’69Lyons, James V. ’81Mabine, Bruce J. ’73


* Deceased

Macarthy Brock, Troye ’95Mainor, Joy F. ’78Malachi, Lori A. ’91Mann, Kathleen B. ’59Mann, William S., III ’58Marquis, Mildred E. ’47Marshall, J. R., Jr. ’77Martin, Michael ’85Mason, Marsha D. ’73 *McClellan, Mona B. ’73McClure, Brian M. ’08McClure, Kim W. ’88McClyde, Rose B. ’71McDonald, Felicia F. ’76McDonald, Isaac L. ’67McGhee, Chanelle S. ’03McIntosh, Helena W. ’67McKim, Evelyn N. ’50McMillion, Cassandra C. ’65McNeil, Julian A. ’08McQueen, Naomi W. ’57Mebane, Angela D. ’93Melvin-Jones, Joyce A. ’73Miller, Deandra M. ’12Mitchell, Bryan E. ’92Mitchell, Susan D. ’73Monk, Helen M. ’68Monroe, Annette L. ’67Moore, Christine B. ’86Moore, Shayntelle K. ’03Morgan, Joseph ’76Morgan, William H. ’50Morris, Michael A. ’88Morton-Randall, Lynn ’73Morton, Janice T. ’88Motley, Milwood A., Jr. ’71Motley, Victor A. ’75Moyd, Brenda M. ’88Muhammad Nelson, Aisha S. ’03Muniz, Sha-Nieka N. ’03Myler, Charles H. ’69Neal, Timothy T. ’95Nedab, Floyd E., III ’70Nelson, Adrian V. ’59Nelson, Adrian V., III ’88Nelson, Clarence F., Jr. ’69Nelson, Sharif K. ’98Nicholas, Eugene E., Jr. ’79Oakley, Zorina R. ’92Obi, Ngozi M. ’02Obie, Brooke C. ’06Oliver, Erin S. ’03Owens, Brittany D. ’05Owens, Donna M. ’88Parham, Douglas R. ’71

Parker, Marie M. ’98Pearson-Flint, Moniqueia ’98Pearson, Calvin W. ’74Peebles, Allie M. ’47Perry, Iman ’03Pete, John A. ’50Phillips, Carolyn K. ’70Phillips, Sharon K. ’83Pitts-Whitney, Dorissa ’98Plair, Barbara A. ’74Pleas, Chandra E. ’91Poller, Alvin V. ’89Pope, Jessie I. ’64Postell, Tiffanie C. ’03Powell, Carol B. ’69Powell, Harrilene S. ’62Purnell, John C., Jr. ’62Quiero, Arcino, Jr. ’81Ramsey, Chenere P. ’04Randolph, Darryl I. ’60Randolph, Marcus T. ’92Ray, Karen L. ’70Reese, Delores B. ’53Reeves, Teddy R. ’08Rembert, Frances W. ’72Rhodes, Geneva S. ’51Richards, Wayne J. ’77Ridout, Lois M. ’49Riley, Mary M. ’46Roberts, Gentry S. ’53 *Robins Wright, Brenda A. ’67Robinson Thomas, Dianne M. ’71Robinson, Raymond G. ’62Robinson, William A. ’64Rogers, Angela F. ’09Rose, Sylvia ’81Ross, Carl S. ’49Roy, Jerrold W. ’91Ruffin, Marcealeate S. ’72Rutherford, Karen W. ’67Salley, Bernadette B. ’78Sanders, Shanitra D. ’04Saunders, Ruby C. ’61Sawyer Armand, Shayla M. ’03Scott, Tracy L. ’98Seeney, Ann ’98Sellers, Curlean R. ’97Shands, Cordelia V. ’85Sharpe, Audrey H. ’60Shehee, Taneka D. ’93Shockley, Carrie L. ’89Shoffner, Ella J. ’58Simpson Adolph, Nicole D. ’98Simpson, Georgia A. ’63Singleton, Theresa B. ’74

Smith, Benjamin O. ’52Smith, Ella M. ’75Smith, Karen A. ’83Speight, James T., III ’91Speller, Virginia S. ’56Spencer, Turner M. ’67Spruell, Brenda A. ’71Starkey, Jeffrey J. ’82Stevenson, Ruby W. ’62Stewart, Eleanor D. ’60Stewart, Lynn H. ’63Streams, Michael L. ’66String, Priscilla A. ’70Stukes, Natalie R. ’98Sykes, Margaret M. ’53Taliferro, Sheila C. ’78Tarlton, Shirley D. ’63Tate, Charles S., Jr. ’70Taylor, Adrienne J. ’74Taylor, Mary F. ’73Taylor, Morgan T. ’09Taylor, Portia L. ’72Taylor, Rhonda J. ’81Taylor, Thomas A. ’71Terry, Curtis D. ’73Thomas, Claudie J. ’72Thomas, Joshua ’63Thomas, Stephanie S. ’71Thornton, Elwood J., III ’61Townes, Mitzi J. ’93Traynham, Quincy L. ’98Tull, Knox W., Jr. ’67Turner, Shaundra L. ’98Turner, Wendell H., Jr. ’82Tyson, Marqueta N. ’76Uzzelle, Beverly A. ’86Valle, Harold E. ’56Vaughn, Lewis M., Jr. ’73Vernon, Christopher J. ’98Wade, Carl A. ’67Walden, Janald R. ’03Walker-Dalton, Lillian M. ’72Walker, Rachman A. ’94Walker, Randolph M. ’72Walker, Wendy L. ’92Wallace Thomas, Felicia S. ’98Walton, Joseph F. ’92Warren, Tamela S. ’11Washington-Cherry, Arvenita U.

’98Washington, Alice C. ’46Washington, Sarah I. ’03Waters, Gladys S. ’46Waters, Sharon Campbell ’72Watlington, Percy M. ’49

Watson, Carolyn B. ’61Watson, Dorcet N. ’71Webber, Salle W. ’69Webster, Catherine H. ’63Weems, Kirk ’87Wesley-Coleman, Marsha J. ’88Wesley, Tosha S. ’96White-Ledford, Chandra ’94White, Jennis W. ’57White, Monique M. ’87Whitehead, Erika L. ’04Whyte, Nicole C. ’97Williams-Borges, Shirley A. ’73Williams, Kristen N. ’03Williams, Lawrence ’71Williams, Paul R. ’58Williams, Victor L. ’91Willis, Windy A. ’98Wingate-Harrison, Princess ’03Winston, Marcus D. ’08Woods, Sjaun E. ’95Woolfolk, Pauline C. ’60Wormack, Janice W. ’61Wright, Barbara J. ’79Wright, Dana S. ’99

oGden circLe cLUB$25 - $99___________________________

Abubakari, Jenifer P. ’95Acklen, Nasiya V. ’06Adams-Justice, Tanya ’98Adams, Olivia M. ’53Aduma- Twine, Kenyetta T. ’91Aiken Harris, Towana M. ’97Akinduro, Samantha I. ’07Alexander, Evelyn N. ’03Ali, John M. ’00Allen, Azar S. ’98Allen, Brenda K. ’66Allen, John P. ’65Allen, Kristen L. ’92Alli, Bunmi D. ’04Alston, Jesse L. ’72Alston, Jonathan K. ’98Alston, Romayne ’00Amos, Pridgen J. ’02Anderson, Courtney E. ’06Armstrong, Jerry A., Jr. ’92Armstrong, Lenora E. ’81Armstrong, Michael D. ’94Armstrong, Michael W. ’85Arterbery, Stephanie N. ’12Askew, Johnny L. ’95


* Deceased


Asuncion Bates, Lana M. ’98Atkins, Chanda ’98Bacchus, Lynn W. ’77Backus, Alice S. ’71Backus, Michael W. ’70Bacon, Shante L. ’98Bailey-Tettey, Jamie R. ’02Bailey, Angela Y. ’96Barnes, Kimberly F. ’88Barnes, Whitney D. ’09Barone, Takisha L. ’98Barrett, Kenesha L. ’98Battiste, Lina A. ’92Batts, Battinto ’13Bell, Lorraine J. ’78Bell, Margaret S. ’60Bell, Myrtle W. ’62Benjamin, Anthony B. ’99Benson, Malcolm K. ’97Bentley, Carl ’73Bentley, Wheirda L. ’65Berridge Jean, Jamila A. ’97Billings, Koyant L. ’91Blount, Kasaundra E. ’98Blount, Phyllis H. ’70Blunt-White, Linda ’97Boaz, Andre M. ’81Body, Yolonda C. ’98Bond, Clayton A. ’98Booker, David L. ’97Bosley, Frances A. ’90Boyer, Kelli D. ’91Boykin, Peter J. ’98Brooks, James E. ’56Brooks, Sarah S. ’50Brooks, Sylvia M. ’84Brown, Durrell ’98Brown, Ebonne L. ’02Brown, Jay A. ’00Brown, Takesha D. ’09Buck, Roye F. ’65Bullock, Benjamin C. ’96Burnett, Wanda L. ’92Bynum, Carol A. ’74Byrd, Audrey L. ’79Byrd, Travonna T. ’11Caldwell, Cynthia L. ’82Campbell Moore, Diane ’82Campbell, Junius C. ’84Carlyle, Shaunia W. ’93Carnegie, Jean H. ’61Carson Ford, Janita D. ’90Carter, Leslie S. ’93Cash, Labrita J. ’99Challenger Palmer, Charryse ’01

Charity, Stacy L. ’97Cheatham-Wyman, Marion I. ’69Chisolm, Marvin ’91Clark, Gerald S. ’50Clarke, Otanya M. ’98Clarke, Roxann V. ’03Clawson, Michelle C. ’98Clements, Lakisha, Esq. ’01Cogdell Boies, Kimberly ’00Colter, Nathaniel, Jr. ’98Company, Ashley N. ’08Conner, Adam L. ’91Cooper, Kristine N. ’98Cooper, Leonard S. ’73Cooper, William E. ’94Cotter, Victoria E. ’10Cottman, Kirkwood S. ’65Cottom, Renee L. ’73Coxe, Joseph W., IV ’03Crawford, Tiana N. ’06Crosby, Jaryn D. ’02Crosse, Kisa O. ’98Currie, Tammy ’04Dancy, Joel L. ’94Dancy, Karin B. ’92Daniel, Walter ’01Darden, Nzingha Z. ’98Davenport, Janelle P. ’01Davis Morris, Lynnette M. ’81Davis, Brian G. ’07Davis, Denys B. ’77Davis, Edna A. ’47Davis, Gaylen J. ’85Davis, Harriet J. ’58Dawson, Sean J. ’99Deberry, Charisma C. ’10Deneal, Dwight D. ’07Dewitt, Agnes ’69Dickenson, Andrew O. ’09Dixon, Kameelah ’99Dodds, Tamara S. ’98Dorsett, Herman W. ’91Dow, Kelli L. ’90Duckett, Kathryn A. ’52Duren, Francis W. ’98Dykes, Seth A. ’92Eaglin, Brian E. ’94Eatman, Canela U. ’02Edwards, Lucy T. ’61Enoch, Lisa A. ’88Epps, Charles H. ’64Evans, Heather P. ’87Faison, Carl J. ’94Farhat, Hamidullah ’90Ferguson, Marlene S. ’75

Fleshman, Ronald L. ’92Ford, Kimberly J. ’92Ford, Naima G. ’07Foster, Brian ’94Franklin, Patricia P. ’73Friday, Marquita D. ’86Futrell, Nicole F. ’08Gainer, Melinda N. ’98Garrett, Lakita L. ’92Gaskins, Stacey L. ’97Gates-Dillon, China G. ’69George-Twine, Tunisha W. ’86Gibson, Carla R. ’12Gilchrist, Garry T. ’78Gillis, Sharon E. ’09Gipson, Lenita Y. ’96Gladstone, William N. ’57Glenn, Weslee S. ’08Goff, Charis A. ’06Gonsalves, Deirdre P. ’88Gordon, Cynthia J. ’72Gordon, William A., Jr. ’72Granderson, Kenneth E. ’93Granger, Deshane L. ’92Grant, Robert V., III ’92Green, Marguerite J. ’77Greene, Nathaniel H., III ’09Griffith, Nina M. ’93Grimes, Frederick A., Jr. ’95Gross, Albert A., Jr. ’78Gurley, Capri L. ’99Hairston, Brian O. ’95Handy, Kevin L. ’93Harper, Valerie S. ’72Harris, Tene M. ’98Harvey, Twinda L. ’08Haskin, Lauren N. ’08Hayes Jasey, Tracey M. ’00Hazel, Doris E. ’49Henderson, Beverly A. ’60Henneghan, Jenisha L. ’00Herbin-Bailey, Nicole G. ’89Hicks-Patterson, Karen L. ’81Hicks, Jewelle E. ’93Hicks, Nikki R. ’94Hill, Keisha L. ’96Hines, Lakecia D. ’97Hoffler, Richard W. ’66Hoffler, Sylvia C. ’65Hogans, Deron T. ’10Hoggard, Muriel B. ’83Holifield, Eric L. ’97Holmes, Mildred ’01Holmes, Rasan M. ’98Hopewell, Woodson H., Jr. ’75

Horton, Brenda L. ’76Howard, Kayondi A. ’99Howard, Kenneth ’92Howard, Sergio V. ’90Hubbard, Dana S. ’86Hudgins, Michelle N. ’92Hunter, Joseph W., Jr. ’86Huntley, Elijah ’71Husbands, Alvin F., Jr. ’87Ince, Darryl E. ’85Isaac-Bowe, Britney N. ’01Jackson, Dawn P. ’90Jackson, Karen K. ’98Jackson, Melanie R. ’04James-Petersen, Belinda ’96James, Denise W. ’02Jasey, Kevin ’01Jennings, Danna H. ’85Jewell, Heather K. ’98Jiggetts, Miriam J. ’73Johns, Jeanette T. ’51Johnson Bailey, Ayann N. ’94Johnson-Cline, Nancy M. ’86Johnson, Briana G. ’12Johnson, Deadre J. ’70Johnson, Edna B. ’66Johnson, Henry G. ’72Johnson, Justine V. ’08Johnson, Kevin A. ’90Johnson, Mark W. ’98Johnson, Norman, Jr. ’91Johnson, Ralph A. ’94Johnson, T’Ana M. ’07Johnson, Theressa M. ’12Johnson, Wanda E. ’98Jones, Jason A. ’94Jones, Lauren M. ’80Jones, Walter G. ’95Jordan, Janaf ’04Kay, Sandra J. ’05Kellogg, Allison M. ’84Kennedy, Dorrance A. ’91King-Roberts, Sharon L. ’75Lamb Street, Angela N. ’98Langford, Curtis W. ’52Lash, Tiffani B. ’02Lassiter, Gloria C. ’75Law, Thomas F. ’77Ledbetter, Victor L. ’97Lee, Amanda G. ’51Lee, Lashonda N. ’05Legette, Lauren P. ’11Lewis, Eric G. ’93Logan, Terry G. ’94Lomax, Gwyndolyn L. ’83


* Deceased

Lumpkin, Tamara A. ’87Maddox, Marcus S. ’93Manson, Keisha N. ’89Marcus, Nalaja S. ’02Martin, Montez C., Jr. ’63Mason, Gladys B. ’53Matthews, Stefan L. ’95Mays, Blondinia J. ’98McCamie, Lynn B. ’91McCormick Jackson, Melanie ’03McDaniel-Swann, Rhonda P. ’88McDonald, Gabriale A. ’05McEachin, Ciarra ’05McGlawn, Ashley H. ’06McGrady, Natalie C. ’88McLeary, Sherye K. ’95McNair, Anjeliqua S. ’06McNaughton, Steven B. ’96Merchant-Harris, Glenetta ’95Merritt, Kofi A. ’96Middleton, Ashley S. ’06Miller, Ashley M. ’08Miller, Evelyn R. ’58Mister, Katina S. ’95Mitchell, Yvonne T. ’90Mix, Aisha P. ’95Moir, Deborah J. ’83Moir, Kim H. ’83Mortis, Arthur R. ’98Mossy, Tiffany ’00Myers, Leslie C. ’95Neal, Wayne A. ’81Nearon, Danya T. ’98Nelson, George L., Jr. ’03Nelson, Melva J. ’79Nettles, Caesar ’99Nicholas, Carl H. ’94Nobles, Shelva A. ’93Nolin, Darien E. ’06Norman, Hernondez M. ’58 *Norvel, Maya C. ’06Nunn, Andrea L. ’97Outen, Elijah ’92Owens, Bessie G. ’55Page, George H., Jr. ’92Patterson, Charles D., III ’96Patterson, Ellsworth D., Jr. ’82Pennamon, Kimberly J. ’91Perkins, Christine R. ’98Perry, Joy E. ’88Perry, Keisha ’98Perry, Patricia A. ’89Peterson, Laronda A. ’98Phillips Wands, Keondra L. ’03Phillips, Janice L. ’80

Pickens, Adell M. ’92Pollard, Pamela G. ’83Pollard, Randle B., III ’85Porome, Khaleelah N. ’06Preston, Louis A. ’10Price, Joyce V. ’61Price, Lawrence C. ’93Rashada-Womick, Janice H. ’94Raymore, Carol R. ’78Redd Knight, Kalimah C. ’98Reddick, Darrell L. ’01Reese, Kenyae L. ’00Reynolds, Aaron L. ’94Rich, Seigrid ’98Richmond, Dorothy E. ’66Riddle, Samuel L. ’95Rivers, Gina N. ’85Roberts-Palacios, Doris S. ’68Roberts, Carolyn B. ’58Robinson-Brown, Terrence G. ’99Robinson, Candice C. ’10Robinson, Kevin R. ’89Robinson, Martin S. ’06Robinson, Tori J. ’98Rogers, Antoinette M. ’91Rogers, Courtney ’94Roland, Niama I. ’97Rose, Donovan J. ’79Ross, Amara D. ’11Ruffin, Jennifer A. ’06Satchell, Sarah ’02Saunders Toatley, Brandi ’99Saunders, Leslie L. ’71Sharif, Kwasi H. ’09Sharperson, Kenneth E. ’93Silverthorne, Jeffrey ’85Simon, Kiona D. ’03Smith, Yolanda R. ’02Solomon, Sheila R. ’74Southall, Delcie A. ’67Spaugh, Leolia G. ’52Spears Maignan, Tawanda M. ’97Spears, Maryellen H. ’88Spencer, Melanie F. ’11Stembel, Angela W. ’76Stephens, Sharon Y. ’80Stevens, Robert L. ’91Stewart, Agnes L. ’32 *Stewart, Michael M. ’98Suttles, Sunny M. ’05Swann, Mildred S. ’67Sylvester, Timothy J. ’06Taylor, Antone L. ’95Taylor, Cleve R. ’97Taylor, Derrick A. ’06

Taylor, Kawan J. ’99Taylor, Krystal D. ’04Thacker, Robert ’92Thomas Tatum, Enid M. ’95Thomas, Chamaine B. ’92Thomas, Charmaine ’82Thomas, Nathaniel B. ’02Thompson, Carolyn A. ’68Thompson, Jillian E. ’05Thompson, Reshenda L. ’95Thornton, Brian E. ’96Timmons, Mieya A. ’08Tompkins, Tanzania ’02Trent, Kanasha A. ’03Tucker, Michael H. ’86Twitty, Noelle D. ’91Valentine, Stephanie N. ’97Vaughan, Robena D. ’48Vives, Alexis ’98Waddell, Michelle K. ’95Walcott, Kia C. ’06Walker, Mattie F. ’52Walker, Melanie E. ’93Walker, Patricia A. ’88Walker, Tiffanie R. ’10Walker, Yvette G. ’92Wall, Tineta L. ’95Wallace, Kai’Latrese ’97Waller Jenkins, Latisha L. ’99Walton, Sekou N. ’97Washington, Gayle H. ’74Waters-Cherry, Lauren M. ’77Watts, Helen G. ’58Wesley, Stephen D. ’06West, Mahlone H. ’81West, Zina ’98Whetstone, Darcus W. ’62Whitaker, Nathaniel ’73White, Rachael Y. ’85Whiting, Dana E. ’95Whitted, David J. ’91Wigfall, Switzon S. ’70Wiggins, Doreen A. ’12Wilder, Michelle V. ’04Williams Huggup, Jerome ’99Williams-Day, Nytiki R. ’03Williams, Chelsea M. ’07Williams, Donald G. ’07Williams, Emilie D. ’09Williams, Joshua C. ’97Williams, Mildred O. ’56Williams, Robert F., II ’97Williams, Rutherford R. ’79Williams, Satega L. ’94Williamson, Patricia D. ’92

Wilson, Carol A. ’75Wilson, Felecia R. ’86Wilson, Japera C. ’10Wilson, Kimberly A. ’90Wright, Kaiesha N. ’95Wright, Rachel L. ’08Young, Leonard J., Sr. ’41

Pirates cLUB $24 and Under___________________________

Adams, Vincent R. ’92Adkins, Jetaun E. ’04Alston, Deborah W. ’74Anderson, Allena C. ’98Armstead, Mary S. ’56Bader, Artrice V. ’56Baker, Kia E. ’05Baker, William W., II ’03Banks, Carolyn S. ’70Barahona, Leah F. ’96Barnes, Ermine C. ’50Barr, Simone C. ’03Barrett, Idonia K. ’09Battle, Elka R. ’97Bennett, Janice H. ’86Bennett, Michael L. ’90Berry, Mandisa R. ’97Billings, Fay C. ’93 *Blackmon, Laerica A. ’12Boones, Joyce B. ’86Borchardt, Myra C. ’12Bowman, Katrina ’71Bowser, Sharod D. ’10Branch, Phill M. ’94Brewer, Stacey M., Esq. ’02Brickhouse, Keith E. ’89Brockenborough, Ann H. ’60Brown Shuler, Jamille R. ’95Brown, Brandon C. ’05Brown, John T., III ’95Brown, Melanie M. ’95Brown, Michelle D. ’88Bruce, Jaisha D. ’98Bullock, Karen E. ’04Bullock, Rhonda ’09Burke, Lagree M., Jr. ’90Burnette, Daarel E. ’06Burnette, Monica N. ’04Burroughs, Geraldine H. ’54Bursh, Lauren A. ’07Byrd, M. Carson A. ’11Caggins, Myles B., III ’96Canegata, Eugene L. ’85


* Deceased

Carter, Gerene D. ’06Champ, Pamela A. ’10Christian, Kevin A. ’85Clemmons, Marlen ’99Coleman, Carl V. ’80Coleman, Dianna Babb ’81Colon, Tracey R. ’05Croom, Elliot J. ’10Dantzler, Kara E. ’07Davis, Amin ’95Denson, Howard D. ’71Devore-Jones, Rhonda D. ’04Dickenson, Omar J. ’97Donaldson, Delilah P. ’71Dores, Phyllis A. ’83Druitt, Sandra D. ’07Duckworth, El-Tonya V. ’97Dunn, Troy C. ’13Duren, Francis S. ’68Duren, Jean Y. ’70Duren, Lynn G. ’98Echols-Jones, Gwendolyn K. ’80Ellis, Nicole L. ’12Epps, Shannon A. ’10Evans, Tavia F. ’97Ewing, Tamara G. ’04Farland, Phillip B. ’06Farmer, Genevieve ’62Fields, Yolanda G. ’83 Finley, Ashlee T. ’09Fladger, Ronald A., Sr. ’78 *Flanagan, Thelma D. ’60Flythe, Darrin E. ’91Ford, Robin D. ’84Frazier, Alice P. ’58Gardner, Joel D. ’11Gibbs, Terra T. ’88Gore, Kelli A. ’08Gore, Kia A. ’08Gosier, Joan E. ’90Grant, Arthur D. ’91Gray, Aldrin D. ’03Green, Barbara D. ’09Green, David F., Jr. ’04Gunn, Jonathon M. ’02Gusby, Whitney N. ’08Haith, Janice C. ’82Hall, Deanne B. ’83Hardamon, Cynthia A. ’07Harris, Sylvester S. ’02Harvey, Howard E. ’91Haskins, Terri A. ’03Hawkins, Donna I. ’93Hawkins, Ronalle E. ’88Henneghan, Jenisha L. ’00

Herbert, Sharon Y. ’79Hill, Carlton D. ’99Hill, Jill D. ’85Holston, Helen H. ’52Hopkins, Cornelia S. ’47Hopkins, Everett K. ’09Hubbard, Eleanor L. ’67Hudson, Brittani N. ’09Hunter, David N., Jr. ’07Jackson, Asha ’04Jackson, Eduardo ’85James, Peggy A. ’80Jamison, Clarence C., Jr. ’69Jamison, Pamela J. ’70Jefferson, Antonette Y. ’04Jefferson, Lydia N. ’07Johnson-Conner, Toni J. ’75Johnson, Julia A. ’68Johnson, Ronald D. ’80Johnston, Korrea L. ’12Jones, Crystal E. ’89Kauffman, Sherlon R. ’97Kearney, Amber N. ’12Keating, Donna T. ’80Kenney, Deborah V. ’73Lacroix, Nakoa D. ’01Ladson, Shannon ’06Lanier, Lisa D. ’91Lanier, Sylvia F. ’81Lewis, Pamela M. ’76Lewis, Yvette C. ’07Long, James E. ’08Lynch, Cristina V. ’95Madison, Bilenda P. ’91Majeed, Ebony C. ’07Maldonado, Stacey E. ’08Mallette, Quisha ’06Marrow, Kevin A. ’99Marshall-Greenwood, Rushell ’09Massenburg-Daniels, Kianta L. ’07Mayes, Sya M. ’91Maynor, Godfrey E., Jr. ’86McClellan, Herbert L., II ’11McCray, Georgette H. ’87McGreggor, Kristal K. ’11McLaughlin, Nicole M. ’98McNeil, Nicole A. ’07McRae, Nelly A. ’85Miller, Lisa S. ’87Mims, Carolyn C. ’69Montague, Dionne L. ’95 Moore, Jessica ’12Mosley, Sylvia G. ’78Murray, Victoria C. ’77Myers, Jeremiah A. ’08

Myers, Nappaye B. ’05Neely, Anastazia X. ’12Nixon, Terry W. ’87Norris, Henry D. ’13Nunn, Kristopher A. ’03Orr, Yvonne M. ’91Outland, Frances L. ’76Owens, Erika C. ’08Owens, Kent L. ’78Owens, Shawne L. ’89Parker, Melvin C. ’01Parker, Shawna C. ’01Payne, Madeline G. ’85Payton, Linda M. ’82Perry, Alison K. ’91Person-Lynn, Jaaye ’04Pete, Shannelle D. ’10Pierce, Geoffrey E. ’82Pigott, Michelle H. ’02Pollard, Lawrence ’86Purdie, Barbara N. ’68Ramsey, Reginald J. ’00Raphael, Howard F. ’98Rawls, Eleanor A. ’89Reid, Carlene D. ’06Reynolds, Brandi T. ’01Rice, Nakia I. ’02Richard, Harriette W. ’73Richardson, Steven R. ’12Riley, Maddress F. ’56Roberts, Anita R. ’82Rogers, Arsonia D. ’70Ross, Lakeisha A. ’03Ruffin, Calvin E., Jr. ’05Russell, Jerry L., Jr. ’10Sanders, Courtney B. ’08Sanford, Deborah R. ’81Saxon, Joye Y. ’92Sharps, Felecia F. ’84Simmons, Carolee D. ’69Simmons, Earl F. ’66Six, David ’09Smedley, Kenneth B. ’93Smith, Andrea N. ’09Smith, Ar’Lena C. ’09Smith, Ghana T. ’98Smith, Paula R. ’83Sostre, Bonita ’08Starks, Joia A. ’05Stewart, Veronica B. ’11Stith-Stewart, Gayle L. ’78Swilling, Lillian M. ’06Taper-Perry, Tene C. ’01Thompson, Paul H. ’64Tillery, Lynette M. ’56

Todd, Uretta M. ’97Tolbert, Omar W. ’01Tompkins, Carolyn M. ’93Trent, John E. ’79Turner, Talisha H. ’08Twyman, Sara A. ’07Vaughn, Sharon B. ’82Vaughn, Steven A. ’81Vernon, Christine A. ’08Vestal, Elise P. ’96Wade, Karima S. ’97Walker, Lauren N. ’04Walton, Jaret M. ’91Walton, Sean P. ’12Ward, Donald L. ’05Ward, Sherry D. ’94Warren, Terrence L. ’01Washington, Chimere L. ’12Webb, Mary H. ’02Weekes, Danielle C. ’07Whitaker, Arthur L. ’65Whitaker, Marie P. ’66White, April D. ’94White, Katheryn M. ’11Whittingham, Phyllicia A. ’10Williams, Jennifer J. ’97Williams, Porshia M. ’11Williams, Rudolph A. ’56Williams, Yolanda H. ’87Willis, Jessica L. ’11Winfrey, Fatima S. ’08Winnegan, Barry ’00Wise, Derrick W. ’10Woolard Mabry, Sonia V. ’04Wooten, Kawania H. ’88Wyatt, Tiffanii M. ’97Wynne, Brandi S. ’10



* Deceased

Alumni GiVinG By clASS yeAr

cLass oF 1929___________________________

Madison, Lettie C.

cLass oF 1932___________________________

Stewart, Agnes L.*

cLass oF 1936___________________________

Evans, Gilbert W.

cLass oF 1937___________________________

Freeman, Frankie M.

cLass oF 1939___________________________

Rhetta, Rose S.Robinson, Audrey G.White, Gladys Hope F.

cLass oF 1940___________________________

Bryan, I. Emerson, Jr. *Nelson, Catherine C.Simmons, Ellamae

cLass oF 1941___________________________

Cannon, Velma A.Curry, Clarence F.Dingus, James A., Jr.Young, Leonard J., Sr.

cLass oF 1942___________________________

Coles, Virginia R.Hill-Jones, Carolyn G.Motley, Milwood A., Sr.

cLass oF 1943___________________________

Curry, Milton B.Curry, Sadie M.Smith, Geraldine L.

cLass oF 1944___________________________

Boardley, Barbara B.Boyd, Thelma R.Major, Margie H.Rucks, Doris E.Young, Naomi H.

cLass oF 1945___________________________

Bailey, Pearl L.Brown, Elaine T.Cowell, CatherineReid, Ernette F.

cLass oF 1946___________________________

Bacon, Charlotte M.Bassett, Lavonia P.Beck, Catherine Berry, Darius L.Flint, Beatrice C.Greene, Alma E.Reed, Ruth H.Riley, Mary M.Smith, Hazel M.Washington, Alice C.Waters, Gladys S.

cLass oF 1947___________________________

Cabbell, Evelyn W.Davis, Edna A.Hopkins, Cornelia S.Johnson, Colleen J.Kemp, Henry P.Knight, Alphonso W.Latimer, Allie B.Marquis, Mildred E.Peebles, Allie M.Wyatt, Lucius C.

cLass oF 1948___________________________

Allison, Ferdinand V., Jr. *Alston, Daisy W.Bates, Miriam G.Dunn, Samuel J.Hill, M. PhyllisHobbs, Addison S.Johnson, R. Ileana Vaughan, Robena D.Wilson, Mary A.

cLass oF 1949___________________________

Boaz, Aurellia M.Briggs, Myra M.Brinkley, Rosemary M.Brooks, Ruth J.Brown, James M.Cobb, Marianne P.Goldsborough, William E., Sr.Hazel, Doris E.Johnson, Eugene W.Johnson, Lester B., Jr.Jones, Louise P.Lancaster, Martha R.Pierce, James E., Jr.Richardson, James C.Ridout, Lois M.Ross, Carl S.Sessoms, Charlie M.Travis, Leola M.Vaughan, Frizell L.Wallace, Helen B.

2013 reUnion cLass GiFtsemeritus class $559,740class of 1963 $84,434class of 1968 $52,626class of 1973 $157,657class of 1978 $29,333class of 1983 $61,530class of 1988 $34,087class of 1993 $35,891class of 1998 $32,983class of 2003 $4,857class of 2008 $2,737

totAl $1,055,876


* Deceased

Alumni GiVinG By clASS yeAr (continueD From PreViouS)

Warren, Charlene Watlington, Percy M.Williams, Doris P.Williams, Marjorie S.Yeoman, Fannie M.

cLass oF 1950___________________________

Barnes, Ermine C.Brooks, Sarah S.Clark, Gerald S.Clarkson, William H., Jr.Cliff, James R.Clinkscale, Arlene W.Hinton, Dorothy C.Hodges, Jerry T., Jr.McKim, Evelyn N.Mills, Dorothea J.Moody, Marion E.Morgan, William H.Nettles, Marian Nichols, Mildred T.Pete, John A.

cLass oF 1951___________________________

Allison, E. Lavonia I.Bailey, Ernest F.Boone, Anne L.Boone, Douglas, Sr.Carter, James R.Davis, Elston Evans, Dorothy S.Franklyn, Allie L.Johns, Jeanette T.Lee, Amanda G.Moore, Peulah M.Rhodes, Geneva S.Rooks, Vivian E.Scott, Ruth C.Slater, Thelma T.Wilson, Delius E.

cLass oF 1952___________________________

Adkins, Doris W.Bellamy, Horace E.Carroll, Thelma H.Carter, Faustine B.Duckett, Kathryn A.Edwards, Myrna F.Fleming, Marion P.

Harris, Rayford L.Heck, Rhomie L., Jr.Henderson, Estrelida B.Holmes, Arthur., JrHolston, Helen H.James, Doris M.Johnson, James A.Joseph, Grace K.Langford, Curtis W.Mims, A. Grace L.Sloan, Ellen R.Smith, Benjamin O.Smith, Robert H., Sr.Spaugh, Leolia G.Walker, Mattie F.Whiting, Josephine F.Williams, Artie B.Young-Daigeau, Johnestine E.

cLass oF 1953___________________________

Adams, Olivia M.Ayers, Robert E.Dandridge, George C.Fleming, Leroy, Jr.Gibson, Caldoria E.Henry, Paul W.Jackson, Arlee James, Gwendolyn Lomax, Alvin C.Lorden, Katherine B.Mason, Gladys B.Pattillo, Constance T.Pleasant, Mary N.Reese, Delores B.Rhodes, Cephus S.Roberts, Gentry S. *Swain, Carroll E.Sykes, Margaret M.Thrash, Imogene W.Venable, Gertrude A.Wallace, Marsh., Jr.Williams, Lawrence C.*

cLass oF 1954___________________________

Baker, Edward S.Blackwell, Cherry D.Bowling, Cassie G.Braxton, Clarence L., Jr.Bruce, Beulah M.Burroughs, Frederick D.Burroughs, Geraldine H.

Casey, William O.Davis, Ollie, Jr.Edwards, Charles T., Jr.Evans, William E.Gibson, Henry L.Hubbard, Annette H.*Knox, Hammond M.Lee, Anita D.Sloan, Leonard W.Ward, Lillie M.White, Elouise W.

cLass oF 1955___________________________

Christian, Mary T.Fears, Frederick A.Hamme, Thomas A., Jr.Jennings, Vada J.Nixon, Marian Owens, Bessie G.Parker, Walter G.Taylor, Earl Taylor, Georgene L.Tucker, Robert L.Vauls, Shirley R.

cLass oF 1956___________________________

Allen, John C., IIIAllen, Levern H.Armstead, Mary S.Bader, Artrice V.Bland, Vivian B.Bowling, Harold K.Brooks, James E.Brown, Rose W.Burnett, Dossie L.Cross, Lawrence Davis, Eula M.Fielding, Conchita L.Garrett, Greta C.Harris, Martha M.Holloman, Thomas E.Jeffries, Julia W.Jones, Betty B.Jones, Roma B.Jones, S. Preston Jones, William C.Lumpkin, Mary C.Perry, Vincent Pressley, Gloria F.Riley, Maddress F.Roache, Geneva S.

Sligh, Thomas A.Speller, Virginia S.Spencer, John H.Tillery, Lynette M.Valle, Harold E.Wallace, Lemuel R., Jr.Walls, William H.Williams, Mildred O.Williams, Rudolph A.

cLass oF 1957___________________________

Barnwell, Alberta E.Brown, Willie H.Crawford, Robert L.Darden, Geraldine C.Davis, Muriel S.Dawkins, Jane L.Gladstone, William N.Harris, Carolyn W.Hart, Thelma H.Huey, Margie L.Jackson, Joe Johnson, Marian V.McQueen, Naomi W.Roberson, Henry Washington, Bernard W.White, Jennis W.

cLass oF 1958___________________________

Allen, Charles C.Bailey, Leon E.Baxter, Peggy B.Bohannon, Charles W.Boone, F. Beverly S.Brice, Pernell S., Jr.Brockenborough-Stroud, H. D.Brooks, Aeolus J.Brown, George J.Carter, Celestine W.Copeland, Joseph E.Darrell, Shirley B.*Davis, Harriet J.Dent, Benjamin J.Ford, Margaret E.Ford, Pearl O.Frazier, Alice P.George, James T.Glanville-Clarke, Mattie E. L.Graham, Robert C.Knox, Marceline W.Lawson, Christine B.


* Deceased

Mann, William S., IIIMiller, Evelyn R.Norman, Hernondez M.*Parker, Glynne E.Porter, Kelly A.Preston, Barbara A.Preston, Frank J.Ridgill, Sarah A.Riley, Shirley H.Roberts, Carolyn B.Shoffner, Ella J.Stroud, Lamar A., Jr.Sudler, Alfred V., Jr.Walker, Randolph H.Watts, Helen G.Williams, Paul R.Wilson, Bettye H.

cLass oF 1959___________________________

Bailey, Malta H.Bennett, Nelson E.Brooks, Victorine F.Bryant-Booker, Deloris Caster, Benjamin R.Hollingsworth, Patricia Holly, John J.Hood, Charles M., Jr. (Ret)Mann, Kathleen B.Miller, James E.Nelson, Adrian V.Parks, Frances A.Riley, Harvey W.Ross, Vernon T.Rougeau, Shirley D.Thomas, Jacquelyn S.Wheeler, Vera J.

cLass oF 1960___________________________

Arnold, Wallace C.Bell, Margaret S.Brockenborough, Ann H.Burton, Judith A.Clark, Laron J., Jr.Connor, Violet H.Copeland, Clinso., Jr.Davis, Thurman M., SrFlanagan, Thelma D.Henderson, Beverly A.Herndon, Shirin W.Irby, Gina W.James, Elaine C.

Lewis, Mavis P.Randolph, Darryl I.Robb, Ernest S., Jr.Sharpe, Audrey H.Simmons, Marjorie M.Smith, Frank J., Sr.Stewart, Eleanor D.Woolfolk, Pauline C.

cLass oF 1961___________________________

Allen, Lynne C.Beslow, Davaline T.Brimmer, Louise C.Brooks-Evans, Elizabeth G.Carnegie, Jean H.Davis, Gerald N.Edwards, Lucy T.Evans, Elizabeth B.Hamlette, John H., Jr.Nickens, Joseph E., Sr. Price, Joyce V.Royster, Natalie Saunders, Ruby C.Thornton, Elwood J., IIIWard, Lorraine S.Watson, Carolyn B.Williams, Josephine H.Wormack, Janice W.

cLass oF 1962___________________________

Bell, Myrtle W.Brazil, Kacem L., Jr.Darden, Christine M.Darden, Janice M.Davis, Loretta W.Farmer, Genevieve Gant, Alease R.Gould, Thelma R.Hunt, Elva W.Johnston, Charles O.Jones, Donald W.Lane, John C.Lucas, Melba O.Nickens, Louise L.Powell, Harrilene S.Purnell, John C., Jr.Robinson, Raymond G.Singleton, Norma B.Stevenson, Ruby W.Whetstone, Darcus W.Williams, Arthur L.

cLass oF 1963___________________________

Anderson, Annette M.Ball, Currie L.Barron, Maxine B.Briggs, Joseph Briggs, Rebecca H.Brown, Costello L.Brown, William A., Sr.Bryant, Sandra M.Butler, Cassandra J.Byrd, Phyllis W.Caster, Otelia F.Chapman, Jacquelyn F.Clark-Lewis, Doris M.Dancy, Margaret L.Davis, Melvin M.Day, Mary J.Douglass, James D., Jr.Fields, Janice C.Gadsden, Carmen P.Gadsden, Isaac Gaines-Dandridge, Joyce T.Gilchrist, Edward M.Griffin, Lydia L.Harden, Joyce T.Heyward, Joseph E.Hines, Barbara L.Holmes, Margaret E.Holsey, Lilla G.Holt, Rhoda C.Howard, Johnese W.Howell, Vernell P.Hylick, Lawrence E.Jackson, Mary Helen T.Jones, Betty J.Knowles, Jacquelyn P.Konata, Rae Sandra Krigger, Sylvia A.Langford, Otis W., Jr.Leeds, Martha W.Lewis, George R.Lewis, Lillian G.Little, Marlene L.Martin, Montez C., JrMcQueen, James T.McQueen, Olivia F.Miller, Julia R.Patterson, Cecil B., Jr.Peaks, Brenda S.Perkins, Fosterlyn J.Porter, Ethel M.Rhone, Barbara C.Rogers, Lula S.Rolle, Rosalyn H.

Royster, Agnes K.Simpson, Georgia A.Stewart, Lynn H.Tarlton, Shirley D.Taylor, Benjamin, Jr.Thomas, Joshua Thompson, James P.Thorpe, Edward E., Sr.Trotter, Claude R., Jr.Watson, Raymon L.Webster, Catherine H.White-Olden, Sandra L.White-Young, Gloria E.Wiggins, M. Eugene Williams, Demetta E.Young, Carolyn G.

cLass oF 1964___________________________

Burnette, Frederick Carr, Frederick L.Ellis, Lavonne P.Epps, Charles H.Farr, Shirley R.Manning, Wallace L.Melvin, John T.Pope, Jessie I.Preston, Dolphus Robinson, William A.Smith, Douglas M.Thompson, Paul H.Vaughan, Leonard S.Walker, Elbert V., Jr.

cLass oF 1965___________________________

Adkins, Carter Allen, John P.Bentley, Wheirda L.Bourne, Lydia C.Boyd, Alberta C.Buck, Roye F.Carnegie, Stanley G.Cottman, Kirkwood S.Crudup, Phyllis D.Edwards, Euna L.Evans, Gloria N.Grantham, Milton C.Hines, Willie M.Hoffler, Sylvia C.Johnson, Janet A.Lee, Margaret G.McMillion, Cassandra C.


* Deceased


Sherard, C. Lenora J.Smith, Carolyn J.Thomas, Phyllis L.Whitaker, Arthur L.Winfield, Arleen D.

cLass oF 1966___________________________

Allen, Brenda K.Arnold, Haskell N.Fountain, W. Frank Harris, Marsha F.Hoehn, Lynette O.Hoffler, Richard W.Johnson, Edna B.Nichols-Horton, Agnes L.Pearson, William D.Powell, Leonard H., Jr.Rainey, Vernon L., DDSRichmond, Dorothy E.Simmons, Earl F.Streams, Michael L.Sturgis, Leroy Summers, Houston M., Jr.*Weaver, Elma R.*Whitaker, Marie P.White, Benjamin, Jr.Winston, Frankie M.

cLass oF 1967___________________________

Bacote, Mamye E.Barber, Carlton J.Beaman, Janice A.Bowman, Gaynelle C.*Braxton, Wendell F.Bryan, I. Emerson, IIIChenevert, Judith G.Doby-Ross, Alice Henry, Gertrude B.Holt, Robert Hubbard, Eleanor L.Johnson, Julia W.Lowery, Joseph N.Mann, Robert E.McDonald, Isaac L.McIntosh, Helena W.Monroe, Annette L.Montgomery, Reatha M.Parks, Clinton R., Jr.Robins Wright, Brenda A.Robinson, Rita S.Rutherford, Karen W.

Southall, Delcie A.Spencer, Turner M.Swann, Mildred S.Tull, Knox W., Jr.Turner, William E.Wade, Carl A.Watson, Joyce M.Woolfolk, Ethel

cLass oF 1968___________________________

Adams, Randy Arrington, Lydia C.Banks, George A.Banks, James N.Bowman, Valeria E.Boykin, Alfred W.Branch, Iris W.Breece, Charles E.Britten, Faye L.Brooks, Carolyn R.Brown, Jasper C., Jr.Cash, Gail E.Cook, Fred D., Jr.Duren, Francis S.Favors, Erskerline S.Fisher, Edward E.Flowers, La Verne S.Foster, Benjamin F., Jr.Foster, Loleta W.Gould, Brenda B.Hamm, Edward L., Jr.Harmon-Sawyer, Cecily Harris, Frazeal L.Harvey, Dorothy T.Holt, Wanda W.Ivy, Nettie F.Jamison, Shirley Jeffers, Basil S.Johnson, Cheryl E.Johnson, Cynthia J.Johnson, George F.Johnson, James F.Johnson, Julia A.Lewis, Roselyn M.McConico, Beverly A.Miles, Brenda B.Monk, Helen M.Montgomery, Dennis L.Montgomery, Patricia M.Odom, Woodrow, Jr.Parks, Beblon G.Parks, Doris C.*Powell, Dorothy L.

Purdie, Barbara N.Roberts-Palacios, Doris S.Scott, Gilbert H.Smith-Phillips, Karen A.Stafford, Wilkins B.Stevenson, Janet L.Swain, Diane S.Thomas, Carolyn M.Thompson, Carolyn A.Tucker, Alton G.Tucker, Jeanette H.Whiting, Gregory W, Jr.Williams, Gregory Williams, Patricia A.Williams, Robert A.*Young, John R.

cLass oF 1969___________________________

Banks, William F., Jr.Bell, Jasper Bullock-Briley, Mary J.Capehart, Alice J.Cheatham-Wyman, Marion I.Desandies, Kenneth A.Dewitt, Agnes Frank, William A.Gates-Dillon, China G.Holt, Theresa Hopkins, Howard A.Jackson, French T.Jamison, Clarence C., Jr.Jeremiah, Milford A.Lightsy, Barbara Long, Jewel B.Lyle, William D.Mims, Carolyn C.Myler, Charles H.Nelson, Clarence F., Jr.Powell, Carol B.Robbins, Olivia F.Sadler, Melton, IIIShaw, Bennie N., Jr.Shorts, Charleta F.Simmons, Carolee D.Stith, Salvage D.Webber, Salle W.White, Marilyn M.

cLass oF 1970___________________________

Acree, Laura E.Backus, Michael W.Banks, Carolyn S.Blount, Phyllis H.Christian, Angela T.Clark, Maxine M.Demby Paige, Dorothy A.Duren, Jean Y.Forte, Earl L.Harris-Ransom, Lillian L.Jamison, Pamela J.Johns, Marion P.Johnson, Deadre J.Lane, Patricia S.Nedab, Floyd E., IIIPhillips, Carolyn K.Ray, Karen L.Robbins, Earl H., Jr.Rogers, Arsonia D.Smackum, Nancy S.Sparks, Bertha L.String, Priscilla A.Tate, Charles S., Jr.Urasa, Isai T.Whitfield-Locke, Dianne Wigfall, Switzon S.

cLass oF 1971___________________________

Backus, Alice S.Bacon, Ronald L.Baker, Carrie L.Blair, Paula W.Bland, Walter P.Bowman, Katrina Britten, Loretta Y.Burke, Leroy, IIIButts, Andre Cheesborough, Alfred H.Coleman, Wesley A.Credle, Sid H.Davis, Harriette V.Denson, Howard O.Donaldson, Delilah P.Fleming, Jacqueline C.Hicks, Patricia L.Hodges, Gregory V.Howard, Doris E.Huntley, Elijah Hutton, Ronald I.Johnson, Elaine B.King, Morris D.


* Deceased

McClyde, Rose B.Motley, Milwood A., Jr.Parham, Douglas R.Paschal, Zelma L.Ransom, Curtis E.Robinson Thomas, Dianne M.Rogers, Jacqueline E.Russell, Antoinette E.Saunders, Leslie L.Sills, Corlease C.Smith, Kitti F.Spruell, Brenda A.Taylor, Thomas A.Thomas, Stephanie S.Watson, Dorcet N.Williams, Lawrence

cLass oF 1972___________________________

Alston, Jesse L.Anderson, Gary A.*Anderson, Rosalind R.Anderson, Sandra E.Bassfield, Ronald Billings-Harris, LenoraBrown, Kathleen P.Chandler, Oretha M.Gordon, Cynthia J.Gordon, William A., Jr.Harper, Valerie S.Johnson, Barbara L.Johnson, Charles C., Jr.Johnson, Henry G.Miles, Rita V.Nelson, Calvin R., Jr.Rembert, Frances W.Ruffin, Marcealeate S.Taylor, Portia L.Thomas, Claudie J.Walker, Randolph M.Walker-Dalton, Lillian M.Waters, Sharon Campbell

cLass oF 1973___________________________

Armstrong, Ernestine R.Barnes, Lorenzo, Jr.Barnes, Samuel A.Barnes, Wanza L.Bennett, Ivy H.Bentley, Carl Blackledge, Victor Booker, Deborah A.

Boyd, Kendall W.Britton, Tanya Broadus, Joyce A.Brogdon, Douglas S.Brown, Anita B.Brown, Judith D.Brown-Harvest, Jacqueline Burnette, Karen C.Burnette, Wayne V.Burton-Edwards, Barbara S.Carrington, Ronald E.Carroll, Shawne Carter, Renee H.Cephus, Janice J.Chisolm, Lynetta S.Cooper, Leonard S.Copeland, Margot J.Cottom, Renee L.Craft, Kaye A.Creekmur, Robert E., Jr.Daniel, Lavelton J.David, Vivian Dopson, Deborah R.Doyle, Gloria T.English, Cynthia J.Evans, Jackie S.Fitts, Hubert H., Jr.Fobbs, Donna E.Fowlkes, Judith D.Franklin, Patricia P.Freeman, Cheryl H.Freeman, Rudolph, Jr.Gamble, Stacey W.Gittens, Michelle T.Glass, Linda C.Glover, Thomaysa M.Grain, Emanuel, Jr.Grayson-Benjamin, Reginia Gross, Raymond E.Hall, Doris M.Harris, Charles S.Harris, Linda C.Hatot, Norma J.Hayward, Charles E.Haywood, Barbara S.Haywood, Kenneth O.Henderson, Sanders B., Jr.Hollins, Dennis C.Howlette, Samuel S.Jackson, George F.Jiggetts, Miriam J.Johnson, Patricia J.Johnson, Ronald C.Johnson-Sowell, Linda A.Jones, Alease M.

Kenney, Deborah V.Kindred, Samuel L.Lockett, Adrienne W.Lockett, Garland L.Lovelace, Winston D.Mabine, Bruce J.Marshall, Cheryl L.Mason, Berthine D.Mason, Marsha D.*McClellan, Mona B.Meacham, Allen M., Jr.Medford, Edna G.Melvin-Jones, Joyce A.Miles-Tribble, Valerie A.Mitchell, Susan D.Morris-Buchanan, Viola P.Morton-Randall, LynnMurphy, Pollie S.Nelson, Wanda N.Nicholson, Carol A.Osborne, Hilda B.Osborne, Johnnie T.Overall, Manard Owens, Virginia A.Palmer, Douglas H.Parker, Gloria R.Patrick, Harold W.Pearce, Richard A.Pegues Williams, Hazel Perry, Paula D.Press, Laurine D.Purdy, Cheryl B.Reaves, Alton R.Reid, Angela L.Richard, Harriette W.Ricks, Deidre M.Ricks, Sidney F., Jr.Rogers, Nancita M.Rooks, Paula F.Sharp, Renee S.Sleet, Gregory M.Sowell, Willie O.Stephens, Naite R.Stiff-Williams, Helen R.Taylor, Mary F.Terry, Curtis D.Toler, Benita D.Vaughn, Lewis M., Jr.Way, Sheila A.Whitaker, Nathaniel White, Sheila D.White-King, Bernadine Williams, Constance B.Williams, Kay M.Williams-Borges, Shirley A.

cLass oF 1974___________________________

Alston, Deborah W.Anderson, Fred Bright, Jamarri S.Brown, Ronald L.Brown, Sherman T.Bynum, Carol A.Chaney, Clareice Colander, Alexis R.Cone, Clementine S.Davis, Janice C.Dixon, Milton R., Jr.Ferguson, Lola H.Foote, Brenda M.Gordon, Shirley J.Hinton, Nell S.Jackson, Hazeline M.Jones, Alonzo N., Sr.Jones, Edwina L.Keller, Richard C, Jr.Luck, Ira J.McAdams, Ernest F., Jr.McMillon, Lewis T.Mickle, Andrea D.Pearson, Calvin W.Plair, Barbara A.Singleton, Theresa B.Solomon, Sheila R.Taylor, Adrienne J.Thomas, Gail B.Washington, Gayle H.Williams, Earl L.Williams, Margaret C.

cLass oF 1975___________________________

Adeniyi, William K.Barkley, Ruben, Jr.Brooks, Milton M, Jr.Childs, George G, Jr.Ferguson, Marlene S.Gosby, Jacqueline L.Hopewell, Woodson H., Jr.Hughes, Cheryll J.Johnson-Conner, Toni J.Kelly-Green, Sharon K.King-Roberts, Sharon L.Lassiter, Gloria C.Motley, Victor A.Shepherd, Cynthia S.Smith, Ella M.Thomas, Ronald L., Sr.Wilson, Carol A.


* Deceased


cLass oF 1976___________________________

Archer, Corliss V.Brooks, Donna S.Brown, Valerie L.Clarey, Jeanette M.Cochran, Tonya C.Cooper, Jorsene S.Dawson, Bernice H.Debose, Debra J.Durham, Ricardo M.Garner, Lynn G.Gibson, David V., Jr.Graddick-Weir, Mirian M.Greene, Anita E.Harps, Marsha S.Horton, Brenda L.Hutchins, Bob W.Johnson, Kirkland Latimer, L’Corius M.Lewis, Joseph M.Lewis, Pamela M.McDonald, Felicia F.Morgan, Joseph Munir, Renee K.Outland, Frances L.Stembel, Angela W.Tyson, Marqueta N.Williams, Ronald E., Sr.

cLass oF 1977___________________________

Ayers, Robert D., Jr.Bacchus, Lynn W.Burwell, Cynthia Carter, Jan W.Davenport, Ronald T.Davis, Denys B.Donaldson, Linda L.Gilmore, Vanessa D.Green, Marguerite J.Hasty, Thomas L., IIIJones, Ruby G.Law, Thomas F.Marshall, J. R., Jr.Mills, Cynthia J.Moore, Michael E.Murray, Victoria C.Richards, Wayne J.Roberts, Catherine B.Waters-Cherry, Lauren M.Wells, Theresa O.Williamson, Jean S.

cLass oF 1978___________________________

Andrews, Iris D.Barley, Hattie C.Barnett, Louis, Jr.Bell, Lorraine J.Boone, Karen R.Bullock, Donald A.Burns, Diann C.Chandler, Karen A.Daniel, Myrilin Y.Davis, Carolyn G.Edwards, Alfreda N.El, Margaret J.Ellis, Renee S.Fladger, Ronald A., Sr.*Gilchrist, Garry T.Gross, Albert A,. Jr.Harris, Warren D.Holmes, Donna M.Jackson, Priscilla W.Jemmott, Loretta S.Jessup, Mary H.Johnson-Curl, JacquelineJones, Nelson L.Logan, Bernard J.Mainor, Joy F.McAdoo, Karen B.McKoy, Tanya A.Mosley, Sylvia G.Owens, Kent L.Peterson-Shelton, Juan P.Raymore, Carol R.Salley, Bernadette B.Scotland, Jan K. M.Silva, Rhonda R.Skyles, Stephanie B.Stevens, Sheila R.Stith-Stewart, Gayle L.Taliferro, Sheila C.Varner, Margie C.Walker, Edwin L.Ware, Salena L.Weedon, Pamela I.Wickham, Joan T.Wickham, Nathaniel J., IVWilliams, Debbie P.

cLass oF 1979___________________________

Beale, Johnnie L., Ret.Bradley-Wells, KathyByrd, Audrey L.Henderson, Arnold R. V.

Herbert, Sharon Y.Kerr, Kevin W.Monroe, Sandra W.Montgomery, Arlene Nelson, Melva J.Nicholas, Eugene E., Jr.Rose, Donovan J.Smith, Ernest P., Jr.Thompson, Danita M.Trent, John E.Williams, Rutherford R.Williamson, Hilda M.Wright, Barbara J.

cLass oF 1980___________________________

Atkinson, Howard G.Baldwin, Dyanne B.Byrd, Michael A.Coleman, Carl V.Crawley, Alvin L.Davis, Gwendolyn S.Debose, Andre J.Echols-Jones, Gwendolyn K.Fitzgerald, Darrell D.Gibson, Sandy M.Gordon, Marilyn C.Hunter, Sylvia H.James, Peggy A.Johnson, Ronald D.Jones, Lauren M.Keating, Donna T.Milton, Marcia Y.Phillips, Janice L.Pulley, Brett A.Stephens, Sharon Y.Tyson, Janice L.Waiters, Doris J.Walker, Wendell C.

cLass oF 1981___________________________

Armstrong, Lenora E.Boaz, Andre M.Boone, Melinda J.Bryant, Paulette C.Chapman Wilson, Donna Cobb, Tamra R.Coleman, Dianna Babb Davis Morris, Lynnette M.Douglas, Lance Dunn, Gayle T.Ellis, Michael W.

Hawkins, Virginia G.Henderson, Rita R.Hicks-Patterson, Karen L.Hunt, Williett S.Lanier, Sylvia F.Lyons, James V.Neal, Wayne A.Quiero, Arcino, Jr.Rose, Sylvia Sanford, Deborah R.Simmons, Tami B.Streets, Joy S.Taylor, Rhonda J.Townes, John S., Jr.Vaughn, Steven A.West, Mahlone H.

cLass oF 1982___________________________

Brown, Wendy L.Burke, Wanda R.Caldwell, Cynthia L.Campbell Moore, Diane Edwards, Michael Haith, Janice C.Hardy-Lucas, Faye Jackson, John R., Jr.Patterson, Ellsworth D., Jr.Payton, Linda M.Pierce, Geoffrey E.Roberts, Anita R.Starkey, Jeffrey J.Thomas, CharmaineTurner, Wendell H., Jr.Vaughn, Sharon B.Walton, Faye B.Williams, Gloria J.

cLass oF 1983___________________________

Albany, Karen V.Anderson, Courtney A.Bailey, Marsha A.Baker, Phyllis R.Bose, Kimberly D.Bowles, Earl S.Brandon, Rhonda S.Brodnax, Pleasant S., IIIBrown-Watson, Susan R.Christian, Sabrina Dickenson, Aphama W.Dickerson Ward, Carole W.Dores, Phyllis A.


* Deceased

Earl, Cynthia S.Edmond, Karen N.Edwards, Cynthia E.Fields, Yolanda G.Flores, Debra A.Frazier, Tyese C.Gatewood, Lance R.Gibson, Consuella R.Greene, Kathy S.Greene, Wayne G.Guydon, Tonita M.Hall, Deanne B.Hoggard, Muriel B.Howell, Wendy S.Humphrey, Deidra W.Hunter, Gary B.Jenkins, Pamela R.Key, Wanda S.Lee-Clindinin, Susan Lomax, Gwyndolyn L.McKinney, Sharletta B.Mickens, Charlie B.Moir, Deborah J.Moir, Kim H.Phillips, Sharon K.Pollard, Pamela G.Randall, Louis A.Richardson, Pamela C.Rolle, Kamala L.Russell Taylor, Rhonda P.Scott, Brian L.Smith, Harriet L.Smith, Howard K.Smith, Karen A.Smith, Paula R.Thompson, Yolonda Townsend, Larry O.Van Diver, Sheila D.Walton, Jerry Walton, Roland J., Jr.Williams, Darrell K.Williams, Myra R.Williams, Willie, Jr.

cLass oF 1984___________________________

Belle, James S.Boxley, Lloyd L., Jr.Boyd, Angela N.Brooks, Sylvia M.Campbell, Junius C.Ford, James R.Ford, Robin D.Grier, James E.

Harris, Lee D., Jr.Kellogg, Allison M.Sharps, Felecia F.Strong, Janet C.

cLass oF 1985___________________________

Armstrong, Michael W.Atkins, Miriam Y.Bailey, Michelle P.Banks, Constance M.Callender, Edward, Jr.Canegata, Eugene L.Christian, Kevin A.Cooper, Vernon F.Corbett, Robin L.Davis, Gaylen J.Debose, Claudia T.Franklin, Eric W.Garrison, Eric B.Hill, Jill D.Ince, Darryl E.Jackson, Eduardo Jackson, Kevin L.Jennings, Danna H.Long, Corenia M.Lowe-Nedab, Carole L.Martin, Michael McRae, Nelly A.Payne, Madeline G.Pierce, Veronica A.Pollard, Randle B., IIIRivers, Gina N.Shands, Cordelia V.Silverthorne, Jeffrey Thompson, Dallas G., Jr.White, Rachael Y.Wilson, Deborah B.Woods, Priscilla D.

cLass oF 1986___________________________

Bennett, Janice H.Benns, Norris E., Jr.Boones, Joyce B.Campbell, Eric D.Friday, Marquita D.Furlow, Gerardette M.George-Twine, Tunisha W.Godwin, Pius N.Hubbard, Dana S.Hunter, Joseph W.Jallim-Hall, Martha

Jefferson, Joy L. Jenkins Roach, Kirsten B.Johnson-Cline, Nancy M.Jones, William I., Jr.Martin, Brett L.Maynor, Godfrey E., Jr.Moore, Christine B.Pollard, Lawrence Reyes, Corean M.Riddick, Sonnita A.Roy, Cynthia Tucker, Michael H.Uzzelle, Beverly A.Watson, Crystal R.Wilson, Felecia R.

cLass oF 1987___________________________

Beal, Lisa S.Evans, Heather P.Grammer, Lisa H.Husbands, Alvin F., Jr.Jackson, Jordan T., Jr.Jordan, Rodney A.Link, Bridgette A.Lumpkin, Tamara A.McCray, Georgette H.McDonald, George S.Miller, Lisa S.Nixon, Terry W.Weems, Kirk White, Monique M.Williams, Yolanda H.Willis, Bessie B.

cLass oF 1988___________________________

Abram, Julia W.Adams, Sanya A.Alexander, Marc Armstrong, Joyce S.Banks, Katrina A.Barnes, Danny T.Barnes, Kimberly F.Bourke, Garry M.Briggs, Felecia M.Broadway, April M.Brown, Larry C., Jr.Brown, Michelle D.Brown, Preston W.Brown, William A.Budzinski, Anna S.Christian, Addison P.

Churchill, Jeanetta E.Clements, Robert S.Cliatt, Denise V.Cotton, Daneeka L .Craig, Sydni A.Crittenden, Lisa A .Cunningham, Eileen R.Davis, Tia R.Duchemin-Desilva, Karen I.Enoch, Lisa A.Fauntroy, Michael K.Fields, Lawrence R.Galiber, Marcel L.Gibbs, Terra T.Gonsalves, Deirdre P.Graham, Jeffrey C.Graves-Bynum, Dolores A.Harrell, Kira M.Harris, Andre D.Hawkins, Ronalle E.Henson, Beth A.Ingram, Rhea V.Jones, Cecelia P.King, Tracy S.Lassiter, Kevin Lawrence, Claudette L.Lewis-Nixon, Joann L.Lundy, James R., Jr.McClendon Anderson, Rita D.McClure, Kim W.McCorkle, Trina Y.McDaniel-Swann, Rhonda P.McGrady, Natalie C.McMillon, Kim K.Morris, Michael A.Morton, Janice T.Moyd, Brenda M.Nelson, Adrian V., IIIOwens, Donna M.Perry, Joy E.Reshard, Denise L.Roache, Karen R.Rosa-Stallworth, Jacqueline Y.Seldon, Sharon E.Seymour, Allison N.Smith, Frank J., Jr.Soden, Steven A.Spears, Maryellen H.Stewart, Leonice M.Talbert, Lisa M.Vannoy, Ronald S.Walker, Patricia A.Washington, Cynthia N.Watkins, Bridgette S.Wells, Darren T.


* Deceased


Wesley-Coleman, Marsha J.Whitfield-Ledford, Dionne M.Williams, Carla J.Williams, Lori A.Wooten, Kawania H.Yates, Kevin M.Young, Javondlynn D.

cLass oF 1989___________________________

Bagley, Darren A.Battle, Kimberly D.Bethel, Nichole M.Brickhouse, Keith E.Brown, Nicolette D.Dockery, Jacqueline D.Ferdinand, Jerry Herbin-Bailey, Nicole G.Johnson, Leslie M.Johnson, Morris S., Jr.Johnson-Webb, Mechelle D.Jones, Carmen D.Jones, Crystal E.Lewis Hunt, Krista N.Manson, Keisha N.Mount-Varner, GeoffreyOwens, Shawne L.Perry, Patricia A.Poller, Alvin V.Rawls, Eleanor A.Richards, Darlene V.Robinson, Kevin R.Shockley, Carrie L.Watson, Craig S.Wilkerson, Kirk A.

cLass oF 1990___________________________

Bailey, Falana M.Bennett, Michael L.Bosley, Frances A.Brent, Kimberly A.Bruce, Owen D.Burke, Lagree M., Jr.Burnette, McKinley H., Jr.Carson Ford, Janita D.Davis-Mattex, Tonya D.Dow, Kelli L.Farhat, Hamidullah Gosier, Joan E.Howard, Sergio V.Jackson, Dawn P.Johnson, Kevin A.

Langley, Fred H.McMillian, Barbara A.Mitchell, Yvonne T.Moore, Dionne L.Parrish, William S.Rankin, Mae A.Wilson, Kimberly A.

cLass oF 1991___________________________

Aduma- Twine, Kenyetta T.Billings, Koyant L.Bowden, Paul C.Boyer, Kelli D.Bunch, Monya M.Cheers, Lisa N.Chisolm, Marvin Conner, Adam L.Covington, Damian L.Dorsett, Herman W.Dupree-Fennell, Carole M.Flythe, Darrin E.Foster, La Tascha W.Gardner, Tracie N.Grant, Arthur D.Hamilton, Derek L.Harding, Wanda J.Harrell, Rodney L.Harvey, Howard E.Heaggans, Samara P.Johnson, Norman, Jr.Kennedy, Dorrance A.Lanier, Lisa D.Madison, Bilenda P.Malachi, Lori A.Mayes, Sya M.McCamie, Lynn B.Orr, Yvonne M.Penn-Marshall, MichellePennamon, Kimberly J.Perry, Alison K.Pleas, Chandra E.Rogers, Antoinette M.Roy, Jerrold W.Speight, James T., IIIStevens, Robert L.Twitty, Noelle D.Walton, Jaret M.White-Boyce, Satrina Whitted, David J.Williams, Victor L.

cLass oF 1992___________________________

Adams, Vincent R.Allen, Kristen L.Archie, Carla N.Armstrong, Jerry A., Jr.Battiste, Lina A.Burnett, Wanda L.Cosby, Kellie J.Dancy, Karin B.Dykes, Seth A.Fleshman, Ronald L.Ford, Kimberly J.Garrett, Lakita L.Granger, Deshane L.Grant, Robert V., IIIHaines, Malcolm Hicks, Roselyn M.Howard, Kenneth Hudgins, Michelle N.Jones, David M.Lewis, Erika D.Mitchell, Bryan E.Oakley, Zorina R.Outen, Elijah Page, George H., Jr.Pickens, Adell M.Randolph, Marcus T. Russell, Kevin M.Russell, Monica L.Saxon, Joye Y.Thacker, Robert Thomas, Chamaine B.Walker, Wendy L.Walker, Yvette G.Walton, Joseph F.Ward Downing, Audran M.Williams, Tawana L.Williamson, Patricia D.Wood, Tiffany

cLass oF 1993___________________________

Allen, Karynn S.Allison, Tracey M.Billings, Fay C.*Birckhead, Kirk A.Borders, Lisa A.Briggs, Chanell A.Campbell, Katrina C.Carlyle, Shaunia W.Carter, Leslie S.Cephus, Nadine C.Chase, Shavar A.

Custer, Brian S.Dempsey, Joseph L.Driggins, Kimberly C.El Amin, Wendi R.Fitzgerald, Franklin W.Ford, Ilisher L.Gales-Woods, Carolyn B.Graham, Christopher C.Granderson, Kenneth E.Griffith, Nina M.Handy, Kevin L.Harewood, Kevin R.Hawkins, Donna I.Hicks, Jewelle E.Johnson, Kenneth E.Johnson, Michana L.Kimbrough, Julius E., Jr.Lewis, Dana M.Lewis, Eric G.Maddox, Marcus S.McRae, Vasco T.Mebane, Angela D.Moone, Jamesa C.Munro Kennerly, Erika D.Nobles, Shelva A.Patterson, Leslie D.Pollard-Mitchell, SonjaPrice, Lawrence C.Redrick, Blayre J.Rogers, Dionne M.Sharperson, Kenneth E.Shehee, Taneka D.Smedley, Kenneth B.Stevenson, Robert L.Thornwell-Autry, Alicia R.Tompkins, Carolyn M.Townes, Mitzi J.Walker, Melanie E.Watson, Janine D.Wells, Kimberly N.

cLass oF 1994___________________________

Armstrong, Michael D.Branch, Phill M.Burnette, Camille A.Cooper, William E.Dancy, Joel L.Eaglin, Brian E.Faison, Carl J.Foster, Brian Garrett, Douglas C.Harper, Keith L.Hicks, Nikki R.Johnson, Lisa R.


* Deceased

Johnson, Ralph A.Johnson Bailey, Ayann N.Jones, Jason A.Logan, Terry G.Nicholas, Carl H.Poindexter, Edward L.Rashada-Womick, Janice H.Reid, Donald G.Reynolds, Aaron L.Rogers, Courtney Starks, Joseph., Jr.Walker, Rachman A.Ward, Sherry D.White, April D.White-Ledford, Chandra Williams, Satega L.

cLass oF 1995___________________________

Abubakari, Jenifer P.Askew, Johnny L.Bailey, Morgan M.Braithwaite, Elena K.Brown, John T., IIIBrown, Kwame M.Brown, Melanie M.Brown Shuler, Jamille R.Campbell, Vera C.Davis, Amin Grimes, Frederick A., Jr.Hairston, Brian O.Hill, Gloria D.Jones, Walter G.Lynch, Cristina V.Macarthy Brock, Troye Matthews, Stefan L.McLeary, Sherye K.Merchant-Harris, Glenetta Mister, Katina S.Mix, Aisha P.Montague, Dionne L.Myers, Leslie C.Neal, Timothy T.Riddle, Samuel L.Snedecor, Sonya J.Taylor, Antone L.Thomas Tatum, Enid M.Thompson, Reshenda L.Waddell, Michelle K.Wall, Tineta L.White, Tanya D.Whiting, Dana E.Woods, Sjaun E.Wright, Kaiesha N.

cLass oF 1996___________________________

Bailey, Angela Y.Barahona, Leah F.Boyd, Robin N.Bullock, Benjamin C.Caggins, Myles B., IIIDuncan, SabinFortune, Angela Gipson, Lenita Y.Hardy, Allan L.Hill, Keisha L.Hobbs, Tamara E.Inman, Barbara L.James-Petersen, Belinda McNaughton, Steven B.Merritt, Kofi A.Moses, George C., IIIOates, Elizabeth R., DDSPatterson, Charles D., IIIPilson, Harry J., IIStewart, Keith C.Thornton, Brian E.Vestal, Elise P.Walker, Gerrold M., IIWesley, Tosha S.

cLass oF 1997___________________________

Aiken Harris, Towana M.Baker, Spencer Battle, Elka R.Benson, Malcolm K.Berridge Jean, Jamila A.Berry, Mandisa R.Blunt-White, Linda Booker, David L.Britton, Stephanie P.Brooks, Shelley D.Charity, Stacy L.Dickenson, Omar J.Duckworth, El-Tonya V.Evans, Tavia F.Gaskins, Stacey L.Hines, Lakecia D.Holifield, Eric L.Jones, Karla A.Kauffman, Sherlon R.Ledbetter, Victor L.Lewis, Guwanda S.McKinney, Santora L.Milligan, Yuri R.Monroe, Hollie T.Nunn, Andrea L.

Roland, Niama I.Sellers, Curlean R.Spears Maignan, Tawanda M.Sydnor, Miriam L.Taylor, Cleve R.Todd, Uretta M.Valentine, Stephanie N.Wade, Karima S.Wade Harris, Sabah Wallace, Kai’Latrese Walton, Kelvin Walton, Sekou N.Whyte, Nicole C.Williams, Jennifer J.Williams, Joshua C.Williams, Robert F., IIWyatt, Tiffanii M.

cLass oF 1998___________________________

Adams-Justice, Tanya Allen, Azar S.Alston, Jonathan K.Anderson, Allena C.Anderson, Joye M.Asuncion Bates, Lana M.Atkins, Chanda Bacon, Shante L.Bailey, Leon C.Barnes, Mary C.Barone, Takisha L.Barrett, Kenesha L.Blount, Kasaundra E.Body, Yolonda C.Bond, Clayton A.Bowser, Tameka D.Boykin, Peter J.Brown, Durrell Bruce, Jaisha D.Calloway, Michael K.Cherry, Alexandria N.Childrey, Nefertiti Clark, Corey Clarke, Otanya M.Clawson, Michelle C.Coleman, Tracey Colter, Nathaniel., Jr.Cooper, Corey O.Cooper, Kristine N.Crosse, Kisa O.Cunningham, Lashawn N.Darden, Nzingha Z.Dodds, Tamara S.Dozier, Angelita M.

Dunn, Kylan Duren, Francis W.Duren, Lynn G.Ellis-Ramsey, Lashanda F.Franklin, Derrick L.Frasier, Michael A.Gainer, Melinda N.Harris, Tene M.Hayes, Tiyale T.Henry, Liana D.Holmes, Rasan M.Hudgins, Channon T.Husbands, Mawiyah T.Jackson, Karen K.Jewell, Heather K.Johnson, Brent C.Johnson, Mark W.Johnson, Tameka C.Johnson, Tracey M.Johnson, Wanda E.Jones, Isaac L.King, Nichole M.Lamb Street, Angela N.Lewis, Anton D.Love Searcy, Kori H.Manning, Anitra N.Marsh, Anitra C.Mays, Blondinia J.McLaughlin, Nicole M.McWilliams, Regina Mortis, Arthur R.Nearon, Danya T.Nelson, Sharif K.Parker, Marie M.Pearson-Flint, Moniqueia Pemberton, Gena M.Perkins, Christine R.Perry, Keisha Peterson, Laronda A.Pinchback, Tashwanda Pitts-Whitney, Dorissa Pollard, Cyntoria A.Raphael, Howard F.Redd Knight, Kalimah C.Rich, Seigrid Robinson, Cicily V.Robinson, Tori J.Ross Smith, Adree R.Scott, Tracy L.Seeney, Ann Simpson Adolph, Nicole D.Smith, Ghana T.Starr, Tayari J.Stewart, Michael M.Stukes, Natalie R.


* Deceased


Thompson, Dwonna D.Thornton, Timothy A.Tippins, Tiffany E.Toatley, Branetta T.Traynham, Quincy L.Turner, Shaundra L.Vernon, Christopher J.Vives, Alexis Wallace Thomas, Felicia S.Washington-Cherry, Arvenita U.West, Zina Whitesneed, Katrina M.Williams, Curtis L.Willis, Windy A.Wilson, Charles E.

cLass oF 1999___________________________

Adkins, Jasmine D.Benjamin, Anthony B.Cash, Labrita J.Clemmons, Marlen Dawson, Sean J.Delandro, Veronica T.Dixon, Kameelah Etienne Tyes, Czestochowa M.Gumbs, Kenya M.Gurley, Capri L.Hill, Carlton D.Hill, Frederick, Jr.Holmes, Bert W.Howard, Kayondi A.Jenkins, Jamila S.Kariuki, Omar I.Lee, Fredrick W.Marrow, Kevin A.Nettles, Caesar Robinson-Brown, Terrence G.Saunders Toatley, Brandi Taylor, Kawan J.Waller Jenkins, Latisha L.Williams Huggup, Jerome Wilson, Daniel R.Wright, Dana S.

cLass oF 2000___________________________

Ali, John M.Alston, Romayne Brown, Jay A.Cogdell Boies, Kimberly Gilyard, Wykeum Hayes Jasey, Tracey M.

Henneghan, Jenisha L.Mossy, Tiffany Ramsey, Reginald J.Reese, Kenyae L.Simpson, David T.Winnegan, Barry

cLass oF 2001___________________________

Boone, Derrick R. Challenger Palmer, Charryse Clements, Lakisha, Esq.Daniel, Walter Davenport, Janelle P.Holmes, Mildred Isaac-Bowe, Britney N.Jasey, Kevin Jones, Keith A.Lacroix, Nakoa D.Parker, Melvin C.Parker, Shawna C.Reddick, Darrell L.Reynolds, Brandi T.Taper-Perry, Tene C.Tolbert, Omar W.Turner, Shafonya M.Warren, Terrence L.

cLass oF 2002___________________________

Amos, Pridgen J.Bailey-Tettey, Jamie R.Brewer, Stacey M., Esq.Brown, Ebonne L.Brown, Jannelle R.Butts, Calvin L., Jr.Crosby, Jaryn D.Eatman, Canela U.Fielder, Alison C.Greene, Michael D.Gunn, Jonathon M.Harris, Sylvester S.Henson Blake, Camille J.Howell, Anna L.Ivory-Lucas, Daneka L.James, Denise W.Jones, Christopher K.Jordan, Cherron M.Lash, Tiffani B.Marcus, Nalaja S.Obi, Ngozi M.Pigott, Michelle H.Rice, Nakia I.

Satchell, Sarah Shaw, Lani P.Smith, Yolanda R.Thomas, Nathaniel B.Tompkins, Tanzania Webb, Mary H.

cLass oF 2003___________________________

Alexander, Evelyn N.Baker, William W., IIBarr, Simone C.Blount Gray, Melissa Bonaparte, C. J.Boykin, Bridell M.Chappell, Jeaneen A.Clarke, Roxann V.Cooper, Kamerron Coxe, Joseph W., IVFitzgerald-Whitener Jacobs, DeleaGray, Aldrin D.Harkley, Felicia A.Harrison, Sophia S.Haskins, Terri A.Hill, Eboni N.Hines, Anika L.Huggins, Ashley M.Johnson, Maria Keys, Kimberly H.Lecky, Danielle J.Lewis, Joseph McCormick Jackson, Melanie McGhee, Chanelle S.Moore, Shayntelle K.Muhammad Nelson, Aisha S.Muniz, Sha-Nieka N.Nelson, George L., Jr.Nunn, Kristopher A.Oliver, Erin S.Patterson, Rashan O.Perry, Iman Phillips Wands, Keondra L.Postell, Tiffanie C.Ross, Lakeisha A.Sawyer Armand, Shayla M.Simon, Kiona D.Smith, Carlos S.Trent, Kanasha A.Walden, Janald R.Washington, Sarah I.Williams, Kristen N.Williams-Day, Nytiki R.Wingate-Harrison, Princess

cLass oF 2004___________________________

Adkins, Jetaun E.Alli, Bunmi D.Bivens, Adria L.Bullock, Karen E.Burnette, Monica N.Currie, Tammy Devore-Jones, Rhonda D.Ewing, Tamara G.Ferguson, Ebony J.Green, David F., Jr.Hall, Talton, IIIJackson, Asha Jackson, Melanie R.Jefferson, Antonette Y.Jordan, Janaf Person-Lynn, Jaaye Ramsey, Chenere P.Sanders, Shanitra D.Taylor, Krystal D.Walker, Lauren N.Whitehead, Erika L.Wilder, Michelle V.Woolard Mabry, Sonia V.

cLass oF 2005___________________________

Baker, Kia E.Barnes, Brenda S.Blanton, Jerelen A.Brewington, Jazlyn Y.Brown, Brandon C.Colon, Tracey R.Fitzgerald, Sharon G.Kay, Sandra J.Lee, Lashonda N.McDonald, Gabriale A.McEachin, Ciarra Myers, Nappaye B.Owens, Brittany D.Ruffin, Calvin E., Jr.Starks, Joia A.Suttles, Sunny M.Thompson, Jillian E.Ward, Donald L.Williamson, Patrice S.

cLass oF 2006___________________________

Acklen, Nasiya V.Anderson, Courtney E.Bonner, Chantel R.


* Deceased

Burnette, Daarel E.Carter, Carrington M.Carter, Gerene D.Crawford, Tiana N.Farland, Phillip B.Franklin, Robert M., IIIGoff, CharisLadson, Shannon Mallette, Quisha McGlawn, Ashley H.McNair, Anjeliqua S.Middleton, Ashley S.Newton, Teressa E.Nolin, Darien E.Norvel, Maya C.Obie, Brooke C.Porome, Khaleelah N.Reid, Carlene D.Robinson, Martin S.Ruffin, Jennifer A.Swilling, Lillian M.Sylvester, Timothy J.Taylor, Derrick A.Walcott, Kia C.Watkins-Ridley, Mary E.Wesley, Stephen D.

cLass oF 2007___________________________

Akinduro, Samantha I.Banks, Jennifer K.Bursh, Lauren A.Dantzler, Kara E.Davis, Brian G.Deneal, Dwight D.Druitt, Sandra D.Ford, Naima G.Hardamon, Cynthia A.Hunter, David N., Jr.Jefferson, Lydia N.Johnson, T’Ana M.Lewis, Yvette C.Majeed, Ebony C.Massenburg-Daniels, Kianta L.McNeil, Nicole A.Shareef, Nandi J.Twyman, Sara A.Weekes, Danielle C.Williams, Chelsea M.Williams, Donald G.

cLass oF 2008___________________________

Company, Ashley N.Futrell, Nicole F.Gibson, Briana F.Glenn, Weslee S.Gore, Kelli A.Gore, Kia A.Gusby, Whitney N.Hamilton, Dean J.Harvey, Twinda L.Haskin, Lauren N.Kuykendoll, Maurice L.Long, James E.Maldonado, Stacey E.McClure, Brian M.McNeil, Julian A.Melendez, Angelica M.Miller, Ashley M.Myers, Jeremiah A.Owens, Erika C.Reeves, Teddy R.Sanders, Courtney B.Sostre, Bonita Timmons, Mieya A.Turner, Talisha H.Vernon, Christine A.Washington, Alexandra P.Winfrey, Fatima S.Winston, Marcus D.Wright, Rachel L.

cLass oF 2009___________________________

Adams, Sandra T.Barnes, Whitney D.Barrett, Idonia K.Brown, Takesha D.Bullock, Rhonda Carter, Harden B.Dickenson, Andrew O.Finley, Ashlee T.Gillis, Sharon E.Greene, Nathaniel H., IIIHopkins, Everett K.Hudson, Brittani N.Kelly, Gwendolyn A.Marshall-Greenwood, Rushell L.Robinson, Orlando R.Rogers, Angela F.Sharif, Kwasi H.Six, David

Smith, Andrea N.Smith, Ar’Lena C.Taylor, Morgan T.Williams, Emilie D.

cLass oF 2010___________________________

Bowser, Sharod D.Champ, Pamela A.Cotter, Victoria E.Croom, Elliot J.Cypress, Angela M.Deberry, Charisma C.Epps, Shannon A.Farley, Joyce-Zoe A.Gilyard, Rasheda I.Hogans, Deron T.Kotun, Olamide O.Moore, Natasha L.Pete, Shannelle D.Preston, Louis A.Robinson, Candice C.Russell, Jerry L., Jr.Walker, Tiffanie R.Whittingham, Phyllicia A.Wilson, Japera C.Wise, Derrick W.Wynne, Brandi S.

cLass oF 2011___________________________

Byrd, M. Carson A.Byrd, Travonna T.Gardner, Joel D.Joyner, Barbara M.Legette, Lauren P.McClellan, Herbert L., IIMcGreggor, Kristal K.Morris, Taronique D.Ross, Amara D.Spencer, Melanie F.Stewart, Veronica B.Warren, Tamela S.White, Katheryn M.Williams, Porshia M.Willis, Jessica L.

cLass oF 2012___________________________

Arterbery, Stephanie N.Blackmon, Laerica A.Borchardt, Myra C.Ellingson, Michael R.Ellis, Nicole L.Gibson, Carla R.Johnson, Briana G.Johnson, Theressa M.Johnston, Korrea L.Kearney, Amber N.Ly, Kaknika Miller, Deandra M.Moore, Jessica Neely, Anastazia X.Richardson, Steven R.Walton, Sean P.Washington, Chimere L.Wiggins, Doreen A.

cLass oF 2013___________________________

Batts, Battinto Dunn, Troy C.Norris, Henry D.


* Deceased

Alumni GiVinG throuGh mAtchinG GiFtS

3M Foundationroy, cynthia ’86

abbott Laboratories Fund Jackson, Kevin l. ’85

aetna Foundation incmcmillian, Barbara A. ’90

alcoa Foundationrobbins, earl h. ’70robbins, olivia F. ’69

altria Group, inc Davis-mattex, tonya D. ’90

american express Foundation Jones, Karla A. ’97Jordan, cherron m. ’02robinson, cicily V. ’98rogers, Dionne m. ’93

at&t Foundation Abram, Julia W. ’88ingram, rhea V. ’88Wood, tiffany ’92

Bank of america Foundation mccorkle, trina y. ’88Salters, Damita r. ’86

Bristol-Myers squibb Foundation carter, carrington m. ’06Fields, edward G. ’59

cigna Foundation coleman, tracey ’98

clorox company Foundation Pollard, cyntoria A. ’98

coca-cola Foundation Booker, Johnnie B. ’61

constellation energy Group Foundation, inc edwards, cynthia e. ’83

corporate executive Board Matching Gift Program Byrd, travonna t. ’11

dole Food company, inc. Williams, earl l. ’74

dow chemical company Fndt. Jones, Betty B. ’56Jones, S. Preston ’56

duke energy Foundation chisolm, lynetta S. ’73

ernst and young Foundation Barnes, Whitney D. ’09Patterson, leslie D. ’93

exxonmobil Foundation lowe, Stephen S. ’86

Gap Foundation Adams, Vincent r. ’92

Ge Foundation cross, lawrence ’56

Glaxosmithkline Foundation neal, Damali c. ’95

hospira Foundation Smith, ernest P., Jr. ’79

iBM international Foundation Bonaparte, c. J. ’03carr, Frederick l. ’64cook, Fred D., Jr. ’68Davis, melvin m. ’63evans, Jackie S. ’73Ford, Pearl o. ’58mutakabbir, teresa r. ’77Quince, regina G. ’72Smith, howard K. ’83Vaughn, lewis m., Jr. ’73

J P Morgan chase Foundation moyd, Brenda m. ’88

Johnson and Johnson Family of companies hayes, tiyale t. ’98Pemberton, Gena m. ’98

KP Mas easy Give campaign Banks, constance m. ’85

KPMG Foundation Preston, louis A. ’10

Lockheed Martin Foundation hayden, Sharon S. ’82Payton, linda m. ’82

Merck company Foundation Graddick-Weir, mirian m. ’76

Microsoft corporation Jennings, Danna h. ’85link, Bridgette A. ’87

Mondelez international Foundation White-Boyce, Satrina ’91

Morgan stanley Wright, Dana S. ’99

nci, inc. harrell, Kira m. ’88

Pepsico Foundation Boykin, Bridell m. ’03mcclendon Anderson, rita D. ’88

Pnc Foundation Matching Gift Program tibbs, tuesday c. ’06

Procter and Gamble Fund marsh, Anitra c. ’98

Prudential Foundation cliatt, Denise V. ’88Kuykendoll, maurice l. ’08

PseG edwards, michael ’82White-ledford, chandra ’94

raytheon company Boone, Karen r. ’78Streets, Joy S. ’81

sanofi-aventis King, morris D. ’71

sc Johnson Fund coleman, Wesley A. ’71

siemens automotive corporation Johnson, leslie m. ’89

state Farm companies Foundation Gordon, Shirley J. ’74Jones, Alonzo n., Sr. ’74muhammad nelson, Aisha S. ’03Scotland, Jan K. m. ’78Stevenson, robert l. ’93

t rowe Price associates Foundation Watson, craig S. ’89

Verizon Foundation Futrell, Alana K. ’99Gross, raymond e. ’73logan, Bernard J. ’78

Walker & dunlop LLc Davis, tia r. ’88

Wells Fargo Foundation Anderson, courtney A. ’83Archer, corliss V. ’76Archie, carla n. ’92Brent, Kimberly A. ’90Brewington, Jazlyn y. ’05Green, marguerite J. ’77harewood, Kevin r. ’93ince, Darryl e. ’85Pilson, harry J., ii ’96Simmons, tami B. ’81tolbert, omar W. ’01Wesley, tosha S. ’96Williams, emilie D. ’09

Xerox corporation Preston, Dolphus ’64


DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

August 30 Old Dominion Norfolk, VA TBA

September 6 William & Mary Hampton, VA 6:00 pm (Alumni Day)

September 13 Richmond Richmond, VA TBA

September 20 Miles Hampton, VA 6:00 pm

September 27 South Carolina State* Hampton, VA 6:00 pm

October 11 North Carolina A&T* Greensboro, NC 1:00 pm

October 18 Norfolk State* Hampton, VA 1:00 pm

Battle of the Bay

October 25 Delaware State* Dover, DE 2:00 pm

November 1 Morgan State* Hampton, VA 2:00 pm (Homecoming)

November 8 North Carolina Central* Durham, NC 2:00 pm

November 15 Bethune-Cookman* Hampton, VA 1:00 pm

November 22 Howard* Washington, DC 1:00 pm (Battle of the Real HU)

* Denotes Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference games.

Times are subject to change

All times are Eastern Standard Time


Lady Pirates win 2013-14

ALL-SPORTS AWARD

The Hampton University Department of Athletics won its 13th straight Mary McLeod Bethune Women’s All-Sports Award, denoting the overall strength of the women’s program in 2013-14, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) announced in May.

The MEAC presented the University with a check for $20,000 during a reception at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Atlanta, Ga.

“I extend congratulations to Hampton University and President William R. Harvey, Director of Athletics Novelle Dickenson, and all of the outstanding individuals, including staff, coaches, and student-athletes, who were in-volved in winning the Mary McLeod Bethune Award,” MEAC Commis-sioner Dennis Thomas said.

HU women’s programs totaled 98 points over the past academic year, thanks to conference titles in indoor track & field, basketball, outdoor track & field, and volleyball. The women’s basketball program won its fifth straight MEAC Tournament crown (and its fourth straight MEAC regular-

season crown), while the track & field squad took home its third straight MEAC outdoor title and its fourth straight MEAC indoor crown.

The volleyball team won its first-ever MEAC Tournament crown after win-ning the MEAC Northern Division regular-season title for the first time in program history.

Florida A&M was second in the women’s standings, while Norfolk State was third.

The Mary McLeod Bethune Award, named after the founder of Bethune-Cookman University, awards the top overall women’s athletic program during the course of one full academic year. The first Mary McLeod Bethune Award was given to Delaware State in 1987.

Hampton leads all MEAC schools with 13 such awards.

Points are awarded in a descending order beginning with 14 points for champions or first place regular season finishes.

LADY PIRATES VOLLEYBALL TEAM CAPTURE FIRST EVER

MEAC CHAMPIONSHIPThe Hampton University volleyball team made history in November at Coppin State’s Physical Education Complex, defeating the host Lady Eagles 3-2 (25-17, 19-25, 25-27, 25-16, 15-11) in the title match of the 2013 MEAC Championships.

The Lady Pirates (19-10) won their first-ever MEAC crown – their last conference tournament title was in 1990 in the CIAA – and they matched a program Div. I record for wins in a season.

Junior rightside Vendula Strakova (Brno, Czech Republic) added Most Outstanding Player honors to being named MEAC Player of the Year, after leading the Lady Pirates with 25 kills and hitting .362 for the match. She also had four aces.

Strakova is now the fifth Lady Pirate ever to record 1,000 career kills, sit-ting at 1,023.

Junior outside hitter Krista Kraskura (Kuldiga, Latvia) added 12 kills and 13 digs for her fourth double-double of the season. Senior setter Bibiany

Fonseca (Uberlandia, Brazil) had 46 of Hampton’s 52 assists, and senior libero Sheileen Pagan (Rio Grande, Puerto Rico) had a team-high 18 digs.

First-year head coach Karen Weather-ington was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Coach.

“I am so proud to join the many Hampton University programs in bringing home a MEAC Champion-ship,” Weatherington said. “Today was a great day for our team and our five seniors (Fonseca, Pagan, Petra Parros, Andjela Petrovic, and Ioana Kalfinova) – who are now the corner-stone of a foundation for champions to come.

“I’m so proud that (Strakova) was named Tournament MVP as well as Player of the Year. She definitely performed like a champion today.”

“There have been so many firsts this season and I am elated for my play-ers,” Weatherington said. “I’m glad to see all the hard work pay off. They’ve all put in so many hours … that many people don’t get to see.”



Senior Josh Gopeesingh

Named Rhodes Scholar Finalist

Hampton University senior Josh Gopeesi-ngh, a chemical engineering major, was named a finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship in November.

A native of Trinidad, Gopeesingh is a student in the Honors College and captain of the HU sailing team. He was awarded the Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar Award this year as well. Gopeesingh has a 3.76 grade-point average and during the sum-mer months has conducted research at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Syracuse University. He also started an organization with his family that helped build an orphanage, along with helping people approach businesses and companies for financial support.

Out of approximately 1,000 applicants who are endorsed by their respective uni-versities, only 200 are named as finalists in hopes of becoming an American Rhodes Scholar. Gopeesingh competed in the international division that only named six finalists.

“In preparing for the interview, I read about Martin Luther King, Jr., Mahatma Ghandi, Abraham Lincoln, Derek Walcott, and many other world-changing people. Not only was I better acquainted with great

people who came before me, but also world events and issues every country around the world experience. I went in with the idea that I had won regardless,” said Gopeesi-ngh.

Upon graduation, Gopeesingh aims to complete a master’s in engineering, special-izing in sustainable development. His ultimate goal is to have an active role in Trinidad’s government under the energy sector and implement better ways of getting utilities, like water and electricity, to the impoverished communities.

Although Goppesingh did not become HU’s first Rhodes Scholar, the Rhodes Scholarship Committee encouraged him to apply again next year.

“In addition to being a young man of sterling character, great affability, athletic accomplishment, and tremendous academic achievement, Josh is humble,” said Dr. Sabin P. Duncan, Director of Hampton University’s Freddye T. Davy Honors Col-lege, “In my opinion, his humility is the bow on the gift of his potential as a Rhodes Scholar.”

— Gianina Thompson

Nursing school receives $1.3 million grant for increase veteran enrollment, graduationThe Hampton University School of Nursing (SON) was awarded a $1.3 million grant by the Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration. The funding will be dispersed over a four-year period, and was given to only nine schools. HU was the only Historically Black College or University (HBCU) to be awarded.

The project is entitled the Veterans Educa-tion Transition for Success (HU-Vets), and seeks to increase veterans’ enrollment and graduation from HU’s School of Nursing

baccalaureate curriculum, with counseling, mentoring, curriculum adaptation, test preparations and appropriate recognition of related military education and experiences. The principal investigator of the grant was HU Assistant Professor of Nursing Dr. Sherri Saunders-Goldson, herself an Air-Force veteran. Goldson worked with Dr. Hilda Williamson, the SON Assistant Dean, and Dr. Bertha Davis, both retired Army Reservist, on the HU-Vets project.

— Leha Byrd

Josh Goppesingh

CAMPUS NEWS


CAMPUS NEWSJustice Thomas urges graduates to believe that they can make a change

The Honorable John Charles Thomas told the Hampton Univer-sity Class of 2014 that they have a heavy burden.

“Not many graduates get to say, I am part of the journey to lift our

people. That’s a heavy burden, but that’s the Hampton way.”

Thomas, a retired justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, gave a resound-

ing address as the keynote speaker for the 144th An-

nual Hampton University Com-mencement on May 11.

Thomas told the graduates that they are in a position to make a real difference in their communities.

“You leave Hampton at the top of your game. All you got to do is believe that I have enough in me to change the world,” he said. “This is the time. This is the time, the world needs the blue and the white.”

Hampton University President Dr. William R. Harvey challenged the 919 graduates to be the best they can be.

“It is now your responsibility to create a place for yourself in this ever changing world.”

Also as his signature, Harvey gave the graduates some pearls of wisdom includ-ing urging them to, “pay themselves

first,” and “to fight racism ev-erywhere it rears its ugly head.”

— Yuri Rodgers Milligan ’97

Awards and Recognitions

j Class of 2014 Valedictorian Andjela Petrovic. Petrovic is an

accounting major from Belgrade, Serbia.

j Victoria Jones Gogo, senior vice president at Campbell and

Company, received the outstanding twenty-year award.

j Col. James T. George, retired U.S. Army Colonel, received the

Outstanding Alumnus-at-Large award.

j Mr. Leonard H. Powell, founder of Powell Consulting Group,

received the Outstanding Alumnus-at-Large award.


Linda Tarrant-Reid ’72 has written a must-read for educators, historians

and young people alike. “Discovering Black America” is sure to have readers

imagining what it was like to be an early African-American, while prompting

discussions about what has changed and still needs to evolve. An unprec-

edented account of more than 400 years of African-American history, set

against a background of American and global events is captured in Tarrant-

Reid’s most recent work as she poignantly relays the past and captures experi-

ences and events that have forever shaped America as we know it today.

Tamelyn N. Tucker-Worgs ’93, an associate professor of political science

and African-American studies at Hood College, has authored “The Black

Megachurch.” In the book Tucker-Worgs analyzes nearly 150 black mega-

churches and the three factors most necessary for social engagement. In dis-

cussing these churches’ theological orientation, organization of community

development initiatives, and gender-based spheres of labor and leadership,

she demonstrates that while some churches have lived up to their potential,

others have a long way to go.

Alfonso D. Wright ’03 is author of “I Live: A Novel Without Heroes.”

After a questionable arrest, a young man returns to his old neighborhood

with a new perspective on life. Bitter from his experiences, he struggles to

balance society’s standards and life’s harsh realities. Thought provoking and

suspenseful, I Live: A Novel Without Heroes has the natural allure of sex,

love, and violence with a twist. Wright whisks the reader into the mind of an

intelligent outlaw experiencing the nuances of an unyielding and unjust city.

Unforgettable and enlightening, this antihero’s journey will leave you debat-

ing society’s idea of right and wrong.

Danica Williams ’99 is author of “Her Cousin’s Keeper.” In Williams’ nov-

el, the days leading up to Candace Coleman’s wedding are hectic to say the

least. Work, dress fittings, wedding rehearsal, holiday shopping, and being

a mommy, have her running ragged. Reports that her fiancé, NBA rookie

Michael Marshall, has been arrested while at an away game bring Candace’s

dream of a happy future with the man she loves crashing down around her.

“Her Cousin’s Keeper” will keep readers turning the pages to discover what

happens next.

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Jean D. Moody-Williams ’78 has written “Transitions, Trust and Triumph,”

an inspirational book of daily devotions in which Moody-Williams chronicles

her experiences into daily words of encouragement and valuable information

on support and resources available for other caregivers and those that support

caregivers.

Dana S. Hubbard ’86, award-winning independent film producer and play-

wright, continues the saga from “Every Dog Has His Day” with his follow up

novel, “Never Play With A Woman’s Heart.” Essence Magazine has touted

Hubbard’s most recent novel as “a refreshing voice in fiction.” The roman-

tic novel tells the story of a man torn between desire and obligation. Myles

Stewart is given a fresh start when Courtney Dennis, assistant warden, helps

him with an early release from prison. Little did he know, returning the favor

would be way more than he bargained for.

“Warning Signs – What Every Woman Should Know: A Dating Guide”

written by Danielle E. Ward ’00 helps readers identify relationships by type,

avoid common dating traps, see what a healthy relationship looks like and

even discusses when to bring up the question of marriage.

“Journey To The Woman I’ve Come To Love” is Miki Turner’s ’80 first

book, a photo book, which celebrates the love that women from all walks of

life have for themselves. The book contains 91 photos taken by Turner and

asks just one question: At what point did you fall in love with yourself? It

was published in January 2013. Among the women featured are: Halle Berry,

Myrlie Evers-Williams, Diane Nash, Gladys Knight, Nichelle Nichols, An-

gela Davis, Leslie Uggams, Nicole Ari Parker, Judith Jamison, Toni Braxton,

Nikki Giovanni, Sonia Sanchez, Gloria Steinem, Naomi Judd, Della Reese,

Laurel Holloman.


Class of 1943Nancy O. Kynard was crowned “Queen for a Day” at the Lincolnite Reunion held in Marion, Ala. Nancy was the oldest Lincolnite member to attend the reunion. She graduated

from Lincoln High School in May 1935.

Class of 1948F. V. Allison Jr. former president and CEO of Mutual Community Savings Bank in Durham, N.C. was inducted into the North Carolina Banking Hall of Fame before his death

in March 2014. Allison became the bank’s president and CEO in 1978. During his tenure, Mutual Savings transitioned from a mutual savings and loan association to a mutual savings bank, and made two acquisitions. The Hall of Fame recognizes Allison for his strong leadership, commitment to the banking industry of North Carolina, love and support of his community, and his pioneering example to all in the banking industry.

L. Julian Haywood, M.D., received the J. B. Johnson Distinguished Leader Award of the Association of Black Cardiologists at its annual Saving Hearts for Generations Award Dinner at the Marriott Hotel in Washington, D.C. Dr. Haywood is a founding member of the Association, now in its 35th year, which seeks to promote the scientific advancement of minorities and the elimination of health care inequalities.

Class of 1960Frank J. Smith, President & CEO, Sphinx Financial Group, received membership into the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT). The MDRT, The Premier Association of Financial Professionals, is an international, independent association of less than One percent of the world’s most successful life insurance and financial services professionals. MDRT members demonstrate exceptional professional knowledge, strict ethical conduct and outstanding client service. MDRT membership is recognized internationally as the standard of sales excellence in the life insurance and financial services business.

Class of 1969Salle Webber has authored, “The Gentle Art of Newborn Family Care: a Guide for Postpartum Doulas and Caregivers.” Webber’s book is a thorough discussion of the care required by families with newborn babies. It is designed as a textbook for doula trainings, a reference for professionals, as well as a guide for anyone who desires to be supportive to a new family.

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Class of 1970Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, president of the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), received a Heinz Award. In addition to a medal inscribed with the late

Senator John Heinz’s image, Hrabowski received an unrestricted cash prize of $250,000.

Class of 1972Yvonne Augustin celebrated Black History Month with students at Maurice W. Downing Primary School, where she shared a story from her book “Rag Doll Tales,” a series of five short stories that trace the roots of one family from slavery through civil rights.

Class of 1974McNewton Sullivan, Jr. received the Masters of Science degree in logistics management from Florida Institute of Technology.

Class of 1975Ronald E. Richards was named by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Southwestern Division, as the 2012 Meritorious Logistician of the Year. Richards beat out more than 500 eligible logisticians from across the Corps to win the prestigious award.

Class of 1981Lenora E. Armstrong earned an Ed.D. from George Washington University. Her dissertation is titled, “Career Pathways of Athletic Directors: Considerations of the Impact of Diversity.”

Valerie Gardner has been promoted to Library Director of Public Library Services for the City of Hampton. The library system includes the Main Library, three branch libraries and the George Wythe Law Library. Gardner is the first African American to serve as library director.

Class of 1984Dr. Lason Mackey-Hines has been appointed the director of the Prairie View A&M University, Texas Institute for the Preservation of History and Culture, and executive editor of the Journal of History and Culture (peer-reviewed journal) in the School of Architecture. The primary mission is to collect, preserve, study, publish, and make available research, records, documents, artifacts, and other items relating to Texas history and culture, and to the history and culture of the United States of America.

Class of 1985Eric W. Franklin has joined the board of directors for Calvert Memorial Hospital (CMH). CMH board members are all volunteers and play a vital role in ensuring that the organization meets the needs of the community.

Class of 1988Lori Williams has released her sophomore CD entitled, “Eclipse of the Soul.” With the project Williams has come out on the other side of that pathos, clear of mind, bursting with spirit, and delivering her music with a lovely smile. Listeners walk away from “Eclipse of the Soul” rewarded by the obviously upward arc of Williams’ artistic development.

Class of 1989Jan L. Williams has been promoted to associate professor with tenure at the University of Baltimore. Williams joined the faculty in 2006, after earning her Ph.D. in business administration with

a concentration in accounting from Morgan State University.


To make your annual gift, please visit:donateto.hamptonu.eduor mail your gift to

O� ce of the Annual FundP.O. Box 6131Hampton UniversityHampton, Va. 23668.

Your tax-deductible gift will be evidence that those who share in Hampton’s past also believe in its future.

Annual participation in giving is powerful proof of

Hampton University’s excellence. Yet, despite its

excellence, Hampton only ranks middle of the road in

annual participation among its peers. As it stands, our

alumni giving percentage rate is just 18 percent but

a movement is stirring to change this, and you -- our

alumni -- are leading the way.

The Annual Fund is the foundation on which our students, faculty, programs – and alumni – stand. We need your support now more than ever.

to Impact Every Day Give every year


Class of 1990H. Eric Hilton was awarded the 2012 Outstanding General Counsel Award by the Atlanta Business Chronicle and the Association of Corporate Counsel, Georgia

Chapter. Hilton serves as senior vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary of H. J. Russell & Company, the nation’s oldest and largest MBE construction firm.

Myra Michele George has been promoted to Program Manager for the Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences between Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University. The $25 million grant was awarded to the two organizations, where George will be managing and facilitating shared activities between the institutions, for the duration of the program.

Class of 1992Desmond Blackett was selected as a 2013 MeckEd Teacher of Excellence in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system. Teachers were chosen based on their superior work in the classroom, extracurricular activities and leadership roles in their school and professional communities.

Leah Moody has been chosen to serve as a Liberty Fellow. The lifelong Liberty Fellowship program has Fellows attending four rigorous seminars over a two-year period. During that time, they will reflect on what they think makes a just society, thereby deepening knowledge, broadening perspectives and enhancing their capacity to solve the problems leaders face.

Class of 1996Attorney Gregory Kilpatrick, a partner at McGuireWoods in Charlotte, N.C., was named to the list of “40 Under 40” people to watch by the Charlotte Business Journal. The selected persons are under the age of 40, and are making major strides in their careers and having a positive impact on their communities.

To make your annual gift, please visit:donateto.hamptonu.eduor mail your gift to

O� ce of the Annual FundP.O. Box 6131Hampton UniversityHampton, Va. 23668.

Your tax-deductible gift will be evidence that those who share in Hampton’s past also believe in its future.

Annual participation in giving is powerful proof of

Hampton University’s excellence. Yet, despite its

excellence, Hampton only ranks middle of the road in

annual participation among its peers. As it stands, our

alumni giving percentage rate is just 18 percent but

a movement is stirring to change this, and you -- our

alumni -- are leading the way.

The Annual Fund is the foundation on which our students, faculty, programs – and alumni – stand. We need your support now more than ever.

to Impact Every Day Give every year


Myles Caggins was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel at Fort Myer, Va. on April 28, 2013. The ceremony was hosted by Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell ‘83 and Commanding General U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command.

Class of 1998Deshala Dixon has been featured in Daily Reports Magazine, the official legal magazine for Georgia, as one of the 40 best lawyers under 40 in the state.

Class of 1999Halima Leak has been chosen to serve as the inaugural executive director for the Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy at Paul Quinn College. As a result of Leak’s nearly 15 years of experience as both a fundraising practitioner and an educator, she is uniquely qualified to launch the Center, which will house an innovative academic program. The Center will inspire a radical change in the way colleges view their roles in fundraising and producing development professionals.

Class of 2000Altoria White has been chosen as director of communications for the Diocese of Southeast Florida where she manages communications efforts for the diocese, whose

territory covers West Palm Beach to Key West. White also supervises and executes all publications, both electronic and print, engages in correspondence with members of the media and members of the diocese.

Class of 2001Angela Angel has been selected as a member of the 2013 Class of 40 under 40 by the Prince George’s County Social Fund. Angel was chosen due to the work she does in the field of public service. Angel currently serves in Council Member Derrick Leon Davis’ office, focusing on education and social services issues.

Diidri Wells Robinson was appointed to the Seventh Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission by Florida Governor Rick Scott. Robinson has been an assistant U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Florida since 2011.

She previously practiced with Holland and Knight, and was an assistant state attorney with the Seventh Circuit State Attorney’s Office.

Class of 2002Dorothy Henderson Price founded the Young Authors Program in Charlotte, N.C. Since 2011, the Young Authors Program has been committed to providing elementary,

middle and high school youth with fun, exciting and imaginative ways to express their voices through writing. Educational in scope, the program was established to show children the “fun” side to reading and writing that sometimes gets lost during everyday classroom instruction.

Calvin Butts has been named to the 2013 PharmaVOICE 100, a list of the 100 Most Inspiring People in the Life-Science Industry. Butts received several nominations for this honor from individuals across the industry. In the nominations, Butts is cited as being a highly dedicated individual who is driven to assist clients in “moving the needle” for their brands.

Class of 2004Melissa Munro Boyd was awarded the Bronze Star for her work as an Army clinical psychologist while deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan from February 2011 - February 2012.

Class of 2005Erin Hill Perry, a scholastic journalism advocate and former Detroit journalist, has moved to Salvador, Brazil, where she teaches journalism classes. She earned a master’s in

teaching at the University of Michigan-Dearborn in 2011.

Class of 2006Samantha L. Justice is now certified as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR). She also serves as a Board Member of the Washington, D.C. Chapter of the

National Association of African Americans in Human Resources.

Teressa F. Barksdale Philson received a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from The University of Alabama - Capstone College of Nursing in Tuscaloosa, Ala. on August 4, 2012. Her scholarly project was focused on the “Under-diagnoses of Asthma in Children and Adolescents.”

Tivika N. Stephenson received a Doctor or Philosophy degree in K-12 educational leadership from Trident University in Cypress, Calif. She graduated Summa Cum Laude and was recognized for her dissertation, “The Role and Impact of 21st Century Technology on Benchmark Assessments in 12th Grade English.”

Class of 2007Gabriella Cudjoe Wilkes was named “One to Watch” in the January 2013 “Power Players Section” of Root Magazine. Wilkes, a public relations and events specialist, is

owner of Brydge Media Collective in New York City.

The South Carolina General Assembly elected Ashlye V. Rumph Wilkerson to the Winthrop University Board of Trustees in a 130-17 victory.

DeWarren K. Langley was elected Chairman of the Civilian Police Review Board of the City of Durham at the quarterly meeting on September 18, 2013. As Chairman, Langley works with the Vice Chairman in providing the overall leadership and management of the nine-member Board in hearing appeals of complaints submitted by citizens concerning actions taken by Durham police officers.

Class of 2008Teddy R. Reeves of Winston-Salem, N.C., received the Master of Divinity and The Samuel Wilson Blizzard Award from Princeton Theological Seminary at the school’s 201st Commencement Exercises. The Master of Divinity Program is a three-year graduate degree that is the basic professional degree for ministry.

Jade Waddy, associate marketing manager at Aramark, received a second place prize from the Houston Press Club’s Annual Lone Star Awards. The award was for the Public Relations Hard News Release Category.

Class of 2009Laura K. Wise is a mission intern with the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church. She will initially serve as a peace advocate associate with Initiatives for Peace in Mindanao on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines.

Class of 2010F. Christopher Lee II was sworn in as a member of the Tuskegee City Council, winning approximately 52 percent of the vote in District I. District I includes the Greenwood and Tuskegee University communities.

Class of 2011Danita Potter has been appointed associate dean of Nursing at Grambling State University.



Myrella Pascall Aaron ’02 Smithfield, Va., July 16, 2012

Emma Savage Alexander-Hopkins ’47 Lauderhill, Fla., September 28, 2013

Timothy R. Alston ’81 Clinton, Md., September 30, 2012

Edwin R. Amos ’57 Baltimore, Md., August 8, 2013

Gary A. Anderson ’72 Greensboro, N.C., June 22, 2013

Albert R. Barnes ’79 Oakland, Calif., September 2012

Joyce Francis Bascombe ’81 Hampton, Va., January 21, 2013

Dorothy Sabb Bennett ’46 Washington, D.C., March, 30, 2013

Fay Carlise Cathcart Billings ’93 Creedmoor, N.C., January 26, 2013

Lacy Gordon Blair ’59 Manhattan, N.Y., January 13, 2013

Lou Ida Boone ’72 Hallsboro, N.C., August 25, 2012

Ernestine Barber Bowels ’50 Ocala, Fla., July 16, 2012

Gaynelle Cohen Bowman ’67 Hampton, Va., March 20, 2013

Hugh L. Bradsford, III ’57 Fayetteville, N.C., October 13, 2013

Charles C. Brooks ’43 Chicago, Ill., September 18, 2013

Edith Powell Brown ’56 Newport News, Va., January 15, 2013

Jessie Lemon Brown ’34 Newport News, Va., December 28, 2012

Phyllis Mann Bullock ’62 Raleigh, N.C., January 16, 2013

Charles E. Burkett ’50 Hempstead, N.Y., September 12, 2012

Emanuel Butler, Sr. ’55 Baltimore, Md., November 12, 2012

Johnny P. Byrd ’07 Westbury, N.Y., March 16, 2013

May Haltiwanger Byrd ’66 Newport News, Va., December 14, 2012

Sandra Hollman Calhoun ’75 Chesapeake, Va., November 2, 2013

K. Elizabeth Johnson Campbell ’39 Silver Spring, Md., June 25, 2013

Carolyn Bunch Carter ’73 Hartford, Conn., November 30, 2012

Joseph L. Cason ’62 Roanoke, Va., June 4, 2013

Elizabeth Slade Childs ’43 Washington, D.C., December 5, 2012

Cynthia Williams Chivers ’50 Greensboro, N.C., January 5, 2013

Linwood D. Chisholm ’56 Charlottesville, Va., December 23, 2012

Steven J. Coble ’13 Detroit, Mich., September 10, 2013

Yvonne Clay Cook ’65 Richmond, Va., June 1, 2013

Margarett Gillespie Cooper ’39 New York, N.Y., September 20, 2013

J. Marian Webb Cotton ’44 Cleveland, Ohio, July 8, 2013

Florence Marie Cowans ’64 Baltimore, Md., November 26, 2012

Deborah Maxie Cowling ’80 Laurel, Md., November 2, 2010

Roberta Churchill Crosby ’47 Randallstown, Md., November 11, 2013

Robbye Reid Crowder ’55 Charlotte, N.C., February 19, 2013

Minnie Lee Curry ’47 Marion, Ala., March 20, 2012

Shirley Bruce Darrell ’58 Oklahoma City, Okla., May 8, 2013

Ann Brown Davault ’62 Fairfield, Calif., September 21, 2011

Walter A. Dawkins ’60 New York, N.Y., August 7, 2012

Nathan F. Deering ’56 Plainfield, N.J., September 4, 2012

Harriet Reid Dismond ’63 Hampton, Va., June 23, 2013

Delores Polk Douglas ’64 Roanoke, Va., May 27, 2013

Laurel Tucker Duplessis ’90 Hampton, Va., February 8, 2013

Rufus B. Easter, III ’75 Hampton, Va., July 11, 2013

Alan N. Evans ’80 Upper Marlboro, Md., February 4, 2013

Robert L. Fairchild, Jr. ’56 Rustburg, Va., January 16, 2013

Zelma P. Fenner ’53 Philadelphia, Pa., March 22, 2012

Ronald A. Fladger, Sr. ’78 Hampton, Va., May 18, 2013

Sallie Ransom Foreman ’38 Stamford, Conn., January 15, 2013

Frankie Wheeler Gadsden-Smith ’51 Glen Allen, Va., January 25, 2013

Aaron A. Gay ’69 Chesapeake, Va., August 27, 2013

Vanessa L. Gilliard ’87 Beaufort, S.C., March 11, 2013

Dorothy Moore Goodson ’65 Hampton, Va., September 2, 2013

Angela Dowell Goolsby ’92 Pooler, Ga., September 19, 2013

Bernard D. Griffin, Sr. ’62 Portsmouth, Va., May 9, 2013

Mercedes Hardwick-Palmer ’48 Washington, D.C., November 25, 2013

Joy L. Hargrove ’57 Saginaw, Mich., September 27, 2013

Rachel Jones Harris ’66 Norfolk, Va., July 18, 2013

Stacey Boyer Harris ’93 Wilmington, Del., November 8, 2011

Thomas A. Hart, Sr. ’40 Washington, D.C., January 5, 2013

Edward M. Henderson, Sr. ’61 Chesapeake, Va., October 8, 2012

Leon Henderson ’66 Durham, N.C., September 5, 2013

Gustav Heningburg ’50 Newark, N.J., October 15, 2012

Kay Goodwin Hicks ’55 El Paso, Texas, November 24, 2012

Gwendolyn Wright Hill ’66 Cleveland, Ohio, February 10, 2013

Florence M. Holcomb ’44 Columbus, Ohio, November 15, 2012

Emma Savage Hopkins ’47 North Lauderdale, Fla., September 22, 2013

Ruth Whitaker Hopson ’71 Hampton, Va., July 9, 2013

Karen Black Hovell ’65 Collierville,Tenn., August 28, 2012

Annette Henry Hubbard ’54 Bear, Del., August 29, 2013

Alma Somerville Jackson ’50 Tampa, Fla., December 31, 2012

Carol L. Jackson ’70 New Haven, Conn., August 22, 2013

Felix James ’51 Memphis, Tenn., September 18, 2013

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Lawrence D. Jamison ’63 Washington, D.C., October 12, 2012

Alma Lancaster Johnson ’38 Hampton, Va., October 30, 2013

Alvin B. Johnson ’73 Roswell, Ga., March 24, 2013

Cathalee Turner Johnson ’52 Bloomfield, Conn., February 24, 2013

Oliver W. Johnson ’64 Viera, Fla., June 3, 2013

Helen Watkins Johnson ’48 Jefferson City, Mo., March 6, 2013

Anthony Jones ’90 Columbia, S.C., September 17, 2013

Oliver Jones ’64 Viera, Fla., June 3, 2013

Terrence S. Jones ’87 Brooklyn, N.Y., July 30, 2013

Theodore T. Jones Jr. ’65 New City, N.Y., November 6, 2012

Erma Farrar Jordan ’44 Portsmouth, Va., January 9, 2013

Joan Milam Kelley ’52 Arlington, Va., January 31, 2013

Wilford F. Lennox ’49 Howard Beach, N.Y., December 7, 2012

James R. Lett ’47 Matawan, N.J., May 4, 2013

Thomas H. Lloyd, Jr. ’46 Washington, D.C., October 27, 2013

Dolores Cartwright Lofton ’52 Brooklyn, N.Y., February 17, 2013

James E. Long, Jr. ’66 Washington, D.C., October, 7, 2011

Rozzie Law Lovett ’57 Hampton, Va., March 9, 2013

Curley Clary Lunsford ’76 Newport News, Va., July 28, 2013

James L. Marshall, Jr. ’53 Silver Spring, Md., February 12, 2013

Marsha D. Mason ’73 Lexington, Ky., May 13, 2013

Robert J. MacBeth, Sr. ’40 Philadelphia, Pa., September 16, 2013

Emogene Newby McArtis ’63 Norfolk, Va., October 8, 2013

Benjamin L. McBride ’78 Hampton, Va., May 11, 2013

Ada Hall McClinton ’45 Atlantic City, N.J., June 22, 2012

Lucy Jones McIntosh ’44 Grambling, La., January 13, 2013

Phillip L. McMillan, Sr. ’55 Southern Pines, N.C., November 27, 2013

William E. Merritt, III ’61 El Cerrito, Calif., September 10, 2013

Shirley Y. Minter ’70 Roanoke, Va., August 6, 2012

Cornelia Carroll Mise ’65 La Crosse, Va., November 7, 2012

Ulla F. Moolenaar Muller ’53 St. Thomas U.S. V.I., May 28, 2013

Yvonne Crenshaw Nelson ’73 Pittsburgh, Pa., June 14, 2013

Hernondez M. Norman ’58 Eden Prairie, Minn., April 3, 2013

Ruby Love Obey ’50 Mobile, Ala., November 21, 2013

Dorothy Billups Oliver ’59 Watertown, Mass., November 6, 2012

Audrey Dunton Orton ’36 Suffolk, Va., October 1, 2012

Doris Curry Parks ’68 Newport News, Va., October 12, 3013

Wilson D. Pettus ’43 Philadelphia, Pa., June 27, 2012

Celestyne Diggs Porter ’33 Virginia Beach, Va., September 27, 2012

Lois Price-Spratlen ’54 Seattle, Wash., March 30, 2013

Eloise Clay Quarles ’50 Chesapeake, Va., August 27, 2013

Joseph L. Ramsey, Sr. ’74 Hampton, VA., March 15, 2013

Virginia Cundiff Reeves ’41 Virginia Beach, Va., March 21, 2013

Anne Goodwin Richards ’61 Nellysford, Va., November 7, 2012

Claude Richardson, Jr. ’65 Baltimore, Md., August 6, 2013

Gentry S. Roberts ’53 Hampton, Va., February 12, 2013

Alice Hill Robinson ’62 Hampton, Va., November 12, 2013

Alvin R. Robinson. Sr. ’57 Chattanooga, Tenn., September 8, 2013

Lillie Woodruff Rose ’81 Lynchburg, Va., February 22, 2013

Yaw Sapon-Amoah ’73 Kumaasi, Ghana, November 22, 2012

Charles W. Scott, Jr. ’90 Newport News, Va., August 18, 2013

Sebon Simmons ’52 Hampton, Va., January 28, 2013

Alhaji S.S. Sanusi ’60 Bowie, Md., March 30, 2013

Gloria Newton Smith ’69 Carrollton, Va., January 8, 2013

Lanette R. Smith ’97 Hampton, Va., June 16, 2013

Harrell S. Spruill ’49 Tracy’s Landing, Md., December 6, 2012

Evelyn Harvey White Spurlock ’38 Covington, Va., March 15, 2013

Mack C. Statham ’56 Laurel, Md., September 2, 2013

Arthur G. Stringer, Jr. ’50 Greensboro, N.C., December 15, 2012

Houston M. Summers, Jr. ’66 Falls Church, Va., October 25, 2013

Jean Cooper Thomas-Carter ’46 Baltimore, Md., August 13, 2012

Carolyn L. Thompson ’83 Hampton, Va., December 20, 2012

Urath Peters Thornton ’34 Chicago, Ill., August 18 2012

Charlotte Keffie Tull ’38 Hampton, Va., January 22, 2013

Archie R. Tyler ’60 North Chesterfield, Va., December 10, 2012

Samuel C. Usher ’49 Hartsdale, N.Y., November 30, 2013

Lynnette C. Velasco ’74 Jamaica, N.Y., August 20, 2012

Earl C. Walker ’58 Durham, N.C., June 19, 2013

Edward H. Warrick ’69 Neptune, N.J., April 28, 2012

Dolores Brown Waters ’46 Lynchburg, Va., April 5, 2012

Doval E. Watson ’87 Chapel Hill, N.C., March 5, 2013

Elma Richmond Weaver ’66 Hampton, Va., February 11, 2013

Arthur J. Wells, Jr. ’50 Philadelphia, Pa., March 17, 2013

Audrey McCray Wheaton ’52 Roanoke, Va., October 24, 2012

Fabienne Johns Williams ’77 Columbus, Ohio, November 27, 2012

Lawrence C. Williams ’53 Hampton, Va., October 13, 2013

Sadie Lewis Williams ’52 West Palm Beach, Fla., June 7, 2013

Shirley Bacote Willis ’57 Winston-Salem, N.C., October 20, 2011

Carolyne Martin Wilson ’57 Charlotte, N.C., November 16, 2013

Mildred Ross Wilson ’43 Hampton, Va., August 15, 2013

Adolphus J. Woodward ’58 Washington, D.C., May 24, 2013

Hampton University plans to increase the endowment base for scholarships in order to provide more financial aid to high achieving students. In this regard, the University is offer-ing seats of pews in Memorial Church for $1,000 each as a means of generating a $1,000,000 endowment for scholarships. Your name or the name of the person whom you wish to honor or memorialize can be inscribed on a plaque (as shown below) and affixed to the seat of a pew in Memorial Church. You are invited to join with others in this effort to generate $1,000,000 in endowment funds for scholarships. If you wish to reserve a seat in your name or the name of a loved one, please

complete and sign the form. A one-time gift of $1,000, or a pledge of

this amount payable over five years will reserve a seat.

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In Memory ofLawrence Patterson

In Memory ofLawrence Patterson

In Memory ofLawrence PattersonGiven by

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To assist Hampton with its endowment scholarship program, it is my intent to reserve _________seat(s) for the sum of $ _________________.

(Check one): ❏ I have enclosed my check for $_______________. ❏ I pledge $ __________________ payable over five years.

I will forward my first payment by _____________________.

Name: _________________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________________Signature: ______________________________ Date: __________________

I’d like my plaque to read: In Memory of __________________________ In Honor of ___________________________ Given by ______________________________

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