CELEBRATING THE DREAM AND ACTION OF
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
Dear Medal Recipients and Guests, On behalf of the Camden County Board of Commissioners and Constitutional Row Officers, we are pleased to welcome you to the 2022 Camden County Freedom Medal Ceremony. Camden County is proud to present the Freedom Medal and Congressional Award to 11 outstanding citizens who have unselfishly contributed their time and effort to better their community in conjunction with the goals of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We are also grateful to those individuals who submitted the names of these outstanding members of their community for consideration. This year’s selection committee had a tough task to choose the recipients of the prestigious 2022 Camden County Freedom Medal. The residents of Camden County are grateful to these outstanding individuals and we hope that the vision, dream and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will continue to flourish through their efforts and impact to our communities. Tonight, we recognize their accomplishments and salute these amazing citizens. Thank you for your participation. Enjoy the evening! Sincerely,
DINNER MENU APPETIZERS FOR THE TABLE Famous Seven Cheese Spread, Crackers Lemon Rosemary Hummus, Pita Crisps, Carrots, Cucumbers
SALAD Baby Greens, Cinnamon Toasted Walnuts, Dried Cherries, Chopped Veggies, Maple Vinaigrette
PLATED DINNER Duet Platter including: Porcini Crusted Flank Steak with Wild Mushroom Demi-Glace Pan Seared Salmon with Sauteed Spinach, Sun-dried Tomatoes, Scampi Sauce
VEGETARIAN Penne Primavera with Fresh Basil, Asparagus, Zucchini, Spinach
FAMILY STYLE DESSERT FOR THE TABLE Ricotta Cannoli, Fudge Brownies, Chocolate Cherry Ganache Cups, Chocolate Éclairs, Custard Fruit Tarts, Pumpkin Pies Chocolate Coconut Bar Cookies, Cream Puffs & Apple Walnut Tarts
2022 CAMDEN COUNTY
FREEDOM MEDAL CEREMONY 6:00PM
Welcome & Introductions
COMMISSIONER JONATHAN L. YOUNG, SR.
Pledge of Allegiance CPT. MARK A. BODROG
2022 Congressional Camden County Freedom Award Medal Presentation Presented by CONGRESSMAN DONALD NORCROSS To VICTOR CARSTARPHEN
Dinner Blessing SISTER NURAH MUHAMMAD
Dinner Served Musical Performance YOCONTALIE with ZOAY JAZZ BAND
Medal Presentation CPT. MARK A. BODROG
Presented by
COMMISSIONER MELINDA KANE
JAMILA A. ODOM-BREMMER
Presented by
COMMISSIONER JEFFREY L. NASH
SHIRLEY CONROY
Presented by
COMMISSIONER DIRECTOR LOUIS CAPPELLI, JR.
DAVE CORNWELL
Presented by
COMMISSIONER JONATHAN L. YOUNG, SR.
GREG DESHIELDS
Presented by
SHERIFF GILBERT “WHIP” WILSON
FALIO LEYBA-MARTINEZ
Presented by
COMMISSIONER AL DYER
DIANE MCKENZIE
Presented by
COMMISSIONER DEPUTY DIRECTOR EDWARD T. MCDONNELL
MARLA MEYERS
Presented by
COMMISSIONER JEFFREY L. NASH
NICHELLE PACE
Presented by
COMMISSIONER DIRECTOR LOUIS CAPPELLI, JR.
ISIS WILLIAMS
Presented by
SURROGATE MICHELLE A. GENTEK-MAYER
VICTOR CARSTARPHEN CAMDEN
Camden County Congressional Freedom Award Nominated by: Congressman Donald Norcross Victor Carstarphen, resident of Camden City has been serving the community, especially the youth of the city long before his inception as Mayor. Victor was born and raised in the City of Camden and educated through Camden Public Schools up until high school graduation. As one of the most decorated basketball players in Camden High School History, Mayor Carstarphen used his experience to give back by serving as a coach to the Camden High School Boys Basketball team for six seasons. He also served his community as a board member for more than a decade with the Camden Educational Foundation. Through this role, he helped provide over two-hundred and fifty college scholarships to students graduating from the Camden City School District. Furthering his dedication to the community, Mayor Carstarphen was appointed to the Camden City Council in January 2020. In May 2021, he was appointed as Mayor of the City of Camden and was re-elected to serve his community in November 2021. Over the past decade the City of Camden has made much progress under his leadership. Mayor Carstarphen and his team continue to work with police to keep the city as safe as it has been in 50 years while also implementing programs to eliminate structures at risk of collapsing and to stop trash and other contaminants from being illegally dumped in the city. Mayor Carstarphen is working to strengthen the public health of the community by investing in senior centers, creating athletic and recreational opportunities for our youth, increasing vaccine access, safely returning our children to school, investing in rental assistance and addressing homelessness. He understands the importance of working with members of the community to develop a vision for the future of the city’s neighborhood parks. The recent opening of the Cramer Hill Waterfront park provides residents of the community with direct access to the waterfront, three miles of walkable paths and an opportunity to reconnect families with the outdoors right in their own neighborhood. Finally, Mayor Carstarphen and his administration are dedicated to bolstering the city’s economic opportunities by creating an environment to attract new businesses to rebuild the city’s economy and nurture the rich cultural and arts history that exists within the city.
MARK A. BODROG SICKLERVILLE Nominated by: Commissioner Melinda Kane Mark Bodrog, resident of Sicklerville and Marine Captain, has served two combat tours in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, and has earned two degrees from Rutgers-Camden University. As a Rutgers student, he was instrumental in the university granting honorably discharged veterans academic credits upon enrollment to help with reintegration into the academic world. Mark took the same idea and has helped introduce three legislative bills within the state. He is also the author of “Second Platoon: Call Sign Hades: A Memoir of the Marines of the Combined Action Company”. His current project is focused on ending perhaps the most troubling epidemic among struggling vets: suicide. Along with the help of a fellow Marine Corps veteran, Bodrog published “22 a Day: A Tragedy in Three Acts.” Written as a play, the 179-page book sheds light on the sheer number of veterans who take their own lives every day. Mark conducted research and drew from his own experiences in writing “22 a Day.” Mark Bodrog’s mission is to be a voice to those who have bravely served, and bring awareness, understanding and compassion to those who have not.
JAMILA A. ODOM-BREMMER CHESILHURST Nominated by: Commissioner Jeff Nash Jamila A. Odom Bremmer, resident of Chesilhurst and Mayor of Chesilhurst Borough, is dedicated to civic awareness, public policy, corporate trailblazing and education. In 2004, Jamila’s first husband was murdered in Camden. She was determined to rise from this misfortune, and to not allow her loss to define her. This led to her to create the ministry “Say Yes to Life.” The organization’s mission is to support people with similar experiences and show them that life goes on after facing a tragedy. Her work quickly caught the attention of long-time Chesilhurst Mayor Michael Blunt, who recruited Jamila as the city’s Drug Alliance Coordinator in 2005. In 2011, Jamila became the first female Pastor of First Baptist Church of Chesilhurst and the Corner Cupboard Food Pantry, founded by her parents Mrs. Jannie and the late Apostle Charlie Odom. The family received recognition from the Camden County Board of Commissioners for their work to end hunger in Camden County. Jamila’s biggest projects include bringing new businesses to Chesilhurst, advocating for a new municipal building, improving the local community center, and providing activities for youth. In November 2019, Jamila was elected Mayor of Chesilhurst Borough Council after serving on council since 2012, including a stint as council president. The position focused on economic development, health, science, technology, and youth leadership. In 2020, Jamila received the prestigious Candance Women of Achievement award from the National Coalition of 100 Black Women of Southern New Jersey Chapter. The award is given annually to women of minority descent to honor their contributions to society and representation of the NCBW mission.
SHIRLEY CONROY COLLINGSWOOD Nominated by: Commissioner Director Lou Cappelli and Shani Nichols Shirley Conroy, resident of Collingswood and Founder of the New Jersey chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, was widely known as a passionate gun violence prevention leader. Shirley dedicated her final years of life advocating for common-sense reforms to make our neighborhoods safer, and supporting the work of organizations addressing Camden’s gun violence problem. She fostered a partnership with the Center for Family Services’ Cure4Camden violence interruption program, helping spread awareness of their work across South Jersey. This resulted in a steady stream of in-kind donations and being selected as the service provider at Cooper Hospital’s new Violence Interruption Program. She also worked with Cure to set up a monthly partnership meeting to bring together like-minded community leaders and city police to encourage collaboration. In everything she did, she amplified the voices of those directly impacted by violence. In 2018, Shirley worked with a group of Urban Promise Academy students to craft narratives about their personal experiences, and when she was called to Trenton to testify about gun law reform, she brought four of these students with her, standing behind them while they shared their stories with NJ Assembly Majority Leader Greenwald. Shirley rallied dozens of volunteers to hand out thousands of ribbons and secure proclamations from their town councils, and worked closely with the Commissioner Board of Camden County to organize an annual Wear Orange event. She saw this as her best opportunity to inspire people to join her in the fight for safer communities. Shirley passed away in October, but her spirit and steadfast commitment to peace continues to drive the work of Moms Demand Action volunteers across New Jersey.
DAVE CORNWELL CLEMENTON Nominated by: Commissioner Jon Young Dave Cornwell, resident of Clementon and Executive Director of Friends of Clementon Food Pantry is a true advocate for food insecurity in Camden County. The Friends of Clementon Food Pantry is a Client-Choice Pantry, which allows clients to choose their own options. Client-Choice pantries resemble small grocery stores with products arrayed on shelves and in coolers and freezers where clients can fill their bags and boxes. The option of choice gives clients a sense of control and variety. Dave is always finding ways to stock his shelves so community members are able to support themselves and their families. At the height of the pandemic, Dave made sure his pantry was consistently stocked with items for breakfast, snacks and lunch for children. In November 2021, Friends of Clementon hosted their first Annual Car Show, raising over $5,000 dollars and a large quantity of food donations. Dave shares a similar path and mindset of Dr. King, fighting to end hunger and deprivation in cities and at tables.
GREG DESHIELDS CHERRY HILL Nominated by: Zach Wilcha Greg DeShields, resident of Cherry Hill and member of the Board of Directors at the Independence Business Alliance is passionate about diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in the community. While his professional accomplishments alone would qualify him for this award, his commitment to community service is what makes Greg an outstanding candidate. Since Greg has been on the board, he has completely transformed the way we think about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion work. Greg is a loud voice for the underserved, and his expertise have helped improve the inclusivity of other boards for people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds, gender expressions, and sexual orientations. These Boards include: Boy Scouts of America, the African American Chamber of Commerce for PA, NJ, and DE, the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the Asian American Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, and SKAL International. On every volunteer Board he serves, Greg leads with intent and ensures everyone is welcome. As an out LGBTQ+ black man, he has had to navigate uncomfortable and discriminatory spaces to find his place. He is someone who never closes the door behind him, ensuring others won’t have to experience what he had to. Whether he is teaching others the importance of DEI, or raising money to fund the experience for others, Greg is one of Camden County’s most important voices.
FALIO LEYBA-MARTINEZ CAMDEN Nominated by: Commissioner Al Dyer Falio Leyba-Martinez, resident of Camden and Board Member of the Camden City School Advisory is passionate about helping make the city a better place, especially for children. Since joining the board, he’s supported several district initiatives, including a safe zone resolution to assure immigrant parents it’s safe to send their kids to school, and that their personal information won’t be shared with ICE. In addition, the Imm Schools program helps immigrant families find grants and scholarships available for college. Apart from the school board, Falio restarted Little League baseball in East Camden in 2019 after years without this type of outlet for the kids in the neighborhood. Today, just two years later, the league has eight teams with more than 100 kids involved, and a waiting list of three dozen. Falio is an advocate for the Latino community, and is committed to their voices being heard. He is invested in his community as a resident, small business owner and an advocate for our youth.
DIANE MCKENZIE ATCO Nominated by: Mayor Barry Wright Diane McKenzie, resident of Atco and leader of the organization, “Rubies and Pearls”, is known in the Winslow Township community and surrounding area for her tireless efforts to help others, especially young girls. Diane is a mentor and guiding light for those in need. Her organization was established in 2011, and has since recruited and mentored over 132 girls, ages 5-18 years of age. Diane provides assistance to young women through tutoring, personal health, counseling and guidance. In addition to her organization, she is also active in her church, has served as an Emergency Crisis Counselor for Atlantic County for three years, and is a member of the Winslow Township Senior Citizen Association, Winslow Red Hatter’s club and the Winslow Township Drug and Alcohol Alliance Volunteer board. Rubies and Pearls was recognized by the Camden County Commissioners in 2019 for their efforts, and is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Award through Lighthouse Church of Deliverance. Diane is a true example of how we can build up the next generation to ensure they have the skills and resources they need to follow their ambitions, meet their goals and be successful on their own.
MARLA MEYERS VOORHEES Nominated by: Commissioner Jeff Nash Marla Meyers, resident of Voorhees and Executive Director of Samost Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey, is a social service professional who has devoted the entirety of her 25+ year career to building a stronger and more vibrant community. Marla’s agency assists 10,000 individuals annually, and has instituted numerous new initiatives for our communities most vulnerable members under her leadership. These initiatives include “Right in Our Backyard”, an interactive panel presentation for parents and teens on the critical topic of drug addiction in the suburbs, “Take the Wheel”, a veteran peer to peer driving service, This Life Counts, a teen suicide prevention program, Repair the World, a social justice curriculum for high school students, “Safe House” also know as ‘Charlotte’s Place’ for victims of domestic violence, and “A VISTA” program to assist Holocaust Survivors and a successful corporate philanthropy program. Marla has also overseen the purchase, renovation, and opening of the agency’s Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Building and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry in Cherry Hill. Marla brings a wealth of knowledge and support to the Camden County Addiction Awareness Task Force (AATF). She provides invaluable insight, concern and uses her agency to increase awareness and education towards achieving the ultimate goal of reducing overdoses, fatalities among Camden County’s residents. Through funding from Gregg Wolfe (a parent who lost his son), her agency, in collaboration with the AATF, provides education for parents, youth in schools and other venues throughout the county. Marla is currently working on securing training for her staff on the use of naloxone (Narcan), and faithfully attends all of the AATF’s meetings and events. Because of residents like Marla, lives are being saved in Camden County.
NICHELLE PACE CAMDEN Nominated by: Commissioner Director Lou Cappelli Nichelle Pace, resident of Camden and Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Camden Business Association possesses an unyielding love for her community and passion for issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Nichelle launched the Small Biz Digital Bootcamp (TM), a series of workshops and consultations to help local small businesses in Camden and the region with affordable resources and education in branding and digital marketing. This work evolved into on-going advocacy of small, women, veteran, and minority-owned businesses in the Camden area. As Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Camden Business Association, she led the organization into a full rebrand and restructuring to better serve the needs of the Camden small business community, and is currently advocating for much-needed COVID relief. Nichelle has also previously served as Associate Vice President of MarComm to the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Marketing Association, the Accreditation Committee Marketing Lead for the African American Chamber of NJ, and on the volunteer Marcomm committee for Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region. All of Nichelle’s work has been in an effort to create an inclusive and thriving business landscape for the Camden Business Community. She actively advocates at the city, county, and state levels for opportunities and resources for small and minority-owned businesses (SMWVBEs) as well as large business entities while building partnerships and supporting local purchasing initiatives with Camden’s anchor institutions, large corporations, regional business organizations, city, county and state agencies. Not only does Nichelle provide a voice for Camden area businesses as a liaison to the city, but she also educates, trains and prepares businesses to be competitive in both the private and public sector marketplace.
ISIS WILLIAMS WEST COLLINGSWOOD HEIGHTS Nominated by: Pip Haxby-Thompson, Kristen Jandoli, Becky Reiser, Kate Carr, Michele Messer, Kyle Ingram, Ruth Malwitz & Nicole Kennedy Isis Williams, resident of West Collingswood Heights and President of the non-profit Haddon Township Equity Initiative, is known as a barrier breaker, an uplifting hand for vulnerable communities, and a committed warrior in the battle for equality. Isis serves as Director on the Board of Education for Haddon Township, and has spearheaded creating the non-profit Haddon Township Equity Initiative. The organization hosted its first ever Pride parade in the town this year, which received a proclamation from the state of New Jersey for its efforts. Isis united town leadership, police and fire departments, and a wide range of community members behind the task of launching the three day event encompassing a parade, a nonprofit fair and a pool party for LGBTQIA families. In addition to leading the initiative, Isis is a Board Member of COLLAB, co-leads the district’s Parent Equity Group, serves on the Board of Directors and Finance Committee of the Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union and is a member of the HT Special Education Parent Advisory Group, all while working a corporate job full time and running her own wedding and events company. Isis is a civic-minded individual who works tirelessly and effectively to make her community a place where everyone can thrive and prosper, regardless of their ethnic background or orientation.
SELECTION COMMITTEE CRITERIA Nominee: • Must be a resident of Camden County • Must have made a specific contribution directed to his/her community that, over time, has made a significant, tangible improvement benefiting the people of the community • Accomplishments must be based on volunteer work Must also express how the candidate meets ONE the following criteria: • COURAGE: MLK was a symbol of courage, moral and physical, demonstrated by his willingness to face anger, hatred and threats as he challenged deeply rooted social and economic values to better the lives of all throughout the civil rights movement. • PEACE: The hallmark of his work was none-violence, seeking to defeat injustice, not people. • COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ENRICHMENT: MLK’s work exemplifies the ideals that he fought and died for, always with the goal of enriching others..
2022 MLK FREEDOM MEDAL SELECTION COMMITTEE Christina Decristofor
Daniel Lombardo
Gwen DeVera
Michael Mignogna
Vedra Della Chandler
Ian Mosley
Chief Harry Earle
Sister Nurah Muhammad
Stephanie Fisher
Mario D. Partee
Carolyn Grace
Deb Samuels
Eartha Holland
Rabbi Larry Sernovitz
Abe Karetny
Gurpreet Singh Bhalla
Sandra Kelly
Dominic Vesper
Jennifer Lewis-Hall
PREVIOUS FREEDOM MEDAL AWARDEES
Helen Arvin 2006
Matthew Bhaya 2007
Joe Athey 2003
Saima Bhutta 2006
Ma’isha Aziz, Esq. 2006
Glen Bianchini 2005
Nasim Badat 2012
Marion Bibik 2007
Helen Bailey 2005
Farhat Biviji 2004
Joseph Bailey 2006
Cynthia Black 2006
Julia Baker 2011
Paul Blocker 2006
Tyheem Baker 2014
Mumtaz Bodla 2010
Walt Baker 2018
Richard Bolds 2015
Gurpreet Singh Balla 2021
Gloria Bonilla-Santiago 2002
Barbara Bamberger 2006
Ed Bonnette 2004
Al Bancroft 2006
Martin Booker 2004
Philip Barbera 2005
Don Bordon 2005
Robert Barham 2004
Jeanne Borrelli 2005
Roger Barker 2012
Sharon Boyd 2003
Arthur Barklay 2016
Addison Bradley 2006
Barbara Barkley 2002
Alan Braslow 2017
Lillian Barry 2005
Anita Braun 2016
Eusheka Bartley 2006
Lori Braunstein 2012
Nicole Bartley-Govan 2006
Jesse Brennan 2006
Carolyn Bates 2018
Jean Brennan 2007
Joseph Batten 2002
Michael Brennan, Sr. 2004
James Beach 2006
Helean Brooks 2004
George Beacham 2006
Brenda Brooks 2006
Jane Belcher 2006
Lynne Brown 2006
Louise Lilley Bell 2011
Bill Brown 2016
Walter Anderson, Jr. 2002
Betsi Bell-Brann 2003
Francis Brumbach 2003
Robert Andrews 2004
Anthony Bello 2004
Chris Bruner 2021
Kathy Andrews-Williams 2005
Robert Benedon 2004
Wayne Bryant 2002
Thomas Angelucci 2004
Gary Bennett 2005
Edward Bryant 2005
Bryson Armstead, Sr. 2003
William Benson 2005
Karen Bullock 2004
Paul Armstrong, Sr. 2003
James Benson 2007
Estelle Burch 2005
Rosy Arroyo 2019
Mark Bey 2006
Steven Burch 2017
Jeff Arthur 2004
Phillip Bhaya 2007
Vince Burelli 2002
Larry Abrams 2021 Nancy Abrenilla 2008 J. David Ackley 2016 Harold Adam 2003 Mary Lou Adams 2007 Barry Adamson 2006 Lauren Adderly 2006 Lorraine Adomanis 2004 Zaka Ahmad 2005 Hanifa Ahmad 2006 Zana Ahmad 2006 Rubina Ahmed 2005 Brett Ainsworth 2005 Sheree Alexander 2006 Edward Alfano 2003 Betty Ali 2016 Bilal Alkiyal 2016 Peter Allen 2005 Atnre Alleyne 2012 Eugene Alston, Jr. 2006 Carmen Alvarado 2006 Benjamin Alvira 2005 Willie Anderson 2004 Sandra Anderson 2006
Irene Burke 2004
BettyJean Chittum 2005
Alex Cueto 2013
Dana Burley 2005
Kathy Churchill 2008
Lynn Cummings 2002
Mary Burr 2007
Cathy Cilolone 2005
Neal Cupersmith 2004
Marie Burrows 2003
Alan Cilolone 2005
Peter Curcio 2006
Yolanda Bush 2005
June Cioffi 2006
Bruce Curless 2004
Cornelius F. Butler 2018
Arnita Cirksey 2006
Lance Curley 2007
Raymond Byard 2004
Davon Clark 2018
John Custudio 2006
Mary Byrd 2002
Earl Clark 2002
Christina Dailey 2015
Thomas Byrd 2004
Carolyn Clark 2005
Sally D’Allesandro 2006
Nancy Byrd 2006
Dolores Clark 2006
Patrica Davis 2002
John Byrnes 2003
Mary Ann Clark-Hendricks 2006
Dorothy Davis 2004
Richard Calabrese 2006
Michelle Claybourn 2006
Marguerite Davis 2004
Bienvenido Calaf 2005
Suzanne Cloud 2013
Gerald Davis 2021
Rafael Calderon 2006
Michelle Cobb 2003
Keith Davis 2005
Gabriel Camacho 2015
Davida Coe 2003
Leona Davis 2020
Arthur Campbell 2002
Helen Cole 2012
Ted Davis 2005
Alva Campbell 2003
Reverend Chris Collins 2019
Wilhelmina D’Dumo 2015
Elsa Candelario 2005
William Collins 2005
Roland DeCastro 2013
Louis Cappelli, Jr. 2003
Kenneth Comuso, Sr. 2006
Stephen DeBiaso 2004
Louis Cappelli, Sr. 2002
Sescilly Coney 2006
Stephanie DeCosta 2002
Virgil Carman, Jr. 2008
Beth Connolly 2017
Christina DeCristofor 2021
Joe Carruth 2004
Carole Connors 2002
MaryAnne Degenhart 2005
Gary Case 2003
Jack Cooke 2003
Latisha Deidre Henderson 2005
Sheryl Casey 2011
William Cooke 2006
Pascual Dejesus 2005
Donna Cettei 2006
Robert Cooper 2011
Nino DelBuno 2002
Jerry Chambers 2018
Randy Cosby 2004
Anne Delengowski 2006
Mary Jane Chambers 2006
Albert Countryman 2005
Phil DelSignore 2003
Vedra Della Chandler 2020
BettyAnn Cowling-Carson 2005
Paul DeMartini 2006
Patricia Charlton 2005
Edward Coyle 2014
Anthony DePetris 2005
George Charlton 2005
Kathy Crane 2019
Gwen DeVera 2002
Timothy Chattan 2010
Riletta Cream 2002
Bill Devereaux 2007
Martha Chavis 2004
Arlinda Cruz 2002
Michael Devlin 2005
Duane Cherry 2004
Juanita Cruz 2002
John DiBartolomeo, Sr. 2013
Brenda Chester 2004
Edwardo Cruz 2003
Jamal Dickenson 2003
John Dicks 2003
Herman Englebert 2006
Jeanette Freeman 2004
Kimberly Dickstein 2019
Toni Enoch 2006
Philip Freeman 2005
Stanley DiJosie 2004
Lewis Eron, Ph.D. 2008
Darlene Freeman 2006
Deb DiLorenzo 2002
Jose Espsinal 2006
Guenther Fritsch 2002
Robert DiMaulo 2006
Bill Eustace 2003
Stephen Froehlich 2005
Mario DiNatale 2008
David Evans 2002
John Fuentes, J.D. 2007
Vince DiPasquale 2005
Crystal Evans 2005
Edward Fuller 2004
Patty DiRenzo 2017
David Evans 2005
Joseph Gaffney 2003
Gary Divens 2006
Tony Evans, Sr. 2004
Elder James Gaines 2003
Jackie & Alex Dixon 2005
Gwendolyn Faison 2005
Walter Gaines 2004
Walter Dority 2005
Russell Farmer 2003
Joseph A. Galante 2006
Mary Dorsey 2005
Gerald Farmer 2014
Julie Galezniak 2006
Sharlene Dougan 2006
Ilise Feitshans 2006
Tim Gallagher 2004
Joseph Dougherty 2004
Jay Feitshans 2007
Jack Gallagher 2009
Michael Doyle 2002
Roberto Feliz, Sr. 2003
Jake Gambon 2004
Michael Doyle 2017
Helen Fenton 2006
Janelle Gamroth-Post 2006
Stephen Drayton 2016
Geraldine Ferguson 2005
Thomas Garrity 2003
Ruby DuBose 2004
Carmen Fernandez 2006
Tom Gazaway 2003
Donna Duckworth 2006
Myrna Figueroa 2006
Susan Genzer 2003
Terri Lynn Duffy 2006
Rocco Fiorentino 2008
Louis Giaccardo 2008
Jenny Dunes 2006
Kim Fisher 2003
Karen Gibison 2006
Jan Dunn 2006
Stephanie Fisher 2011
Charles Giddens, Sr. 2010
Haroon Durrani 2012
Joseph Fitzpatrick 2007
Ann Gillespie 2002
Margaret Duyan 2014
Beverly Fitzpatrick 2007
Beth Glenn 2016
Amanda Dych 2006
Loretta Fletcher 2005
Curtis Godard 2009
Harry Earle 2020
Joan Flinn 2003
Margeret Golas 2004
William Ebert 2006
Nora Foley 2004
Marc Goldstein 2020
Richard Edgar 2003
William Fontanez 2004
Richard Goldstein 2004
John Edwards 2004
Andre Fooks 2018
David Goldwasser 2005
Richard Edwards 2005
Jim Forte 2005
Juan Gonzalez, Esq. 2005
Levar Edwards 2016
Kimberly Forte 2009
Robert Gordon, Sr. 2004
Maria Efstratiaous 2004
C. Joyce Fowler 2009
Berdine Gordon-Littrean 2005
Muqaddas Ejaz 2018
Victoria Frasier 2018
Judy Gore 2005
Faheem El-Saleem 2006
A. B. Frazier 2006
Emma Gorman 2007
Lewis Gorman, III 2013
Ernestine Harris 2004
Jose Horta 2006
Janine Gourdine 2006
Paul Harris 2004
Juanita Howard 2005
Jordan Grabelle 2021
Marlene Harris 2005
Audry Howard 2006
Carolyn Grace 2019
Paul Harris, Sr. 2004
Sally Howley 2002
Richard Grace 2006
Sheila Harris-Adams 2004
Paul Hoyle 2006
Sheldon Graves, Sr. 2004
Dr. Kenneth Hartman 2021
Dairia Hudson 2003
Pam Grayson-Baltimore 2019
Munawar Hashmi 2006
John Huhn, III 2009
Rodney Greco 2005
James Haulsey 2006
Khawar Humayun 2008
Susan Greco 2006
John Hawkins 2005
Darryl Hunt 2006
G. Ronald Green 2002
Helen Heisler 2005
Inez Hunter 2002
Ron Green 2004
Beatrice Hemmings 2004
Quasim Hussain 2010
Rebecca Abades Greene 2009
Lloyd Henderson 2004
Althea Hyde 2002
Meryl Greene 2016
James Hendricks 2005
Dianne Hyman 2005
Louis Greenwald 2005
Oscar Hernamdez 2006
Rosie Hymerling 2003
Bruce Grefe 2005
Carlos Hernandez 2008
Lynyetta Ingram 2003
Alva Paul Grimes 2006
Margaret Herz-Lane 2004
Emogene Ingram 2006
Carl Gross 2003
Christine Hickman 2002
Wren Ingram 2008
Anne Gundle 2011
Will Hickman 2007
Robert Jackson 2006
Lynne Gunkel 2006
Edward Hill 2003
Kevin Jackson 2010
George Guy, Jr. 2013
Lauren Hill 2013
Joseph Jackson, Jr. 2003
Edith Hagens 2004
Paul Hilton 2017
Larry James 2004
Kathy Hainesworth 2006
Alice Hinderliter 2006
Lynne James 2006
Andre Hairston 2003
Quincy Hobbs 2006
James Jefferson 2006
Jean Haliburton 2006
Elizabeth Hogan 2006
Curt Jenkins 2005
Mary-Ann Halladay 2005
Theresa Hoke 2006
Karen Jennings 2005
Nancy Hallahan 2004
Barbara Holcolm 2003
Jerry Jerome 2005
James Hamilton 2005
Eartha Holland 2019
Faith Jerome 2006
Darlene Hannah-Collins 2006
Richard Hollingshead 2004
Anita Jeter-Peterkin 2006
James Hannold 2012
Douglas Holmes 2002
Brenda Johnson 2005
Gary Hardman 2006
Nancy Holmes 2003
Darryl Johnson 2006
William Hargrove 2005
Cedric Holmes 2005
James “Bowie” Johnson 2002
Bishop Anthony J. Harley 2020
Cara Holmes 2007
Keenan Johnson 2006
Robert Harper, Jr. 2009
Linda Holscher 2012
Shirley Johnson 2019
Bobby W. Harris 2021
Kelley Horne 2007
Shirley “Sonny” Johnson, Jr. 2003
Stacy Johnson 2021
Marie LaCourt 2005
Kim Loring 2011
Theodore Johnson 2002
Mary Lamielle 2012
Jacquelyn Love 2003
Juanita Johnson Clark 2004
Barbara Lancaster 2005
Sandra Love 2005
Patricia Jones 2002
Chuck Langerman 2006
Cara Low 2004
J.C. Jones 2005
Maimoona Lari 2006
Michael Mae Irons 2013
Christopher Jones 2006
M. Owais Lari 2009
Willie Mahan 2006
Lynette Jones 2008
Leena Lari 2013
Melissa Mahlenbrock 2005
Cynthia Jordan-Hannah 2006
Marilyn Larke 2003
Jamal Mahmud 2007
Quinton Joyner 2006
Thomas Laverty 2003
Christopher Maier 2017
Frances Joyner 2006
Eugene Lawrence 2004
Bruce Main 2003
Melinda Kane 2012
Marie Lawrence 2005
Frank Malinoski 2006
Abe Karetny 2020
Carol Lawrence 2005
Melissa Mallory 2005
Lewis Katz 2005
Yvonne Lawrence 2006
Maral Mallory 2006
Vicki Kay 2005
Marcia Leek 2006
Roy Malone 2005
John “Josh” Keenan 2016
Neil Levine 2013
Tony Mancini 2006
Catherine Kelleher 2004
Sue Levy Polikoff 2015
Tyrell Mann-Barnes 2014
Sandra Kelly 2019
Christon Lewis 2002
Mike Mannion 2003
Kevin Kemp, Sr. 2006
Landrus Lewis 2003
Sunder Mansukhani 2007
Agil Khan 2003
Brian Lewis 2005
Joe Maressa 2002
Rakhsi Jamil Khan 2007
Lloyd Lewis 2006
Maria Marquez 2002
Lubna Khawar 2006
Stephanie Lewis 2006
Michael Martin 2006
Lee Kimbrough 2002
Jennifer Lewis-Hall 2021
Ivonne Martinez 2002
Loretta Kinsey 2006
Ronald Lieberman 2014
Marge Martin-Martinis 2005
Joanne Kirst 2003
Myrna Ligan 2015
Mary Martz 2006
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YOCONTALIE WITH ZOAY JAZZ BAND
Yocontalie Jackson is a recording artist that is featured on a Grammy Nominated recording, she is a Grammy Voting member and has toured throughout the U.S. and Europe. She has sung before standing room crowd audiences in New York at the Lincoln Center and will perform this April at Carnegie Hall. Yocontalie is a writer and producer who has worked with such renowned artist as Norman Conners, Angela Bofill, Jean Carne and many others. Her accompanying Band ZOAY has also played with such artist as Nick Colionne, Alex Bugnon, Jeff Kashiwa and trumpeter Cindy Bradley, just to name a few. Yocontalie who is a native of Camden, is currently working on her latest Jazz CD which will feature some Jazz Standards as well as originals. Her project will include a Collaboration of artist and will be entitled “Family Ties” to be released in early September.
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