Omega Psi Phi, LGG Centennial journal 2011

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Omega Psi Phi

Congratulations to the New Executive Council Basileus Brother Phillip Edmonds Vice Basileus Brother Frank Wright, Jr. Keeper of Records and Seal Brother Jamaal Carter Keeper of Finance Brother Johnny Sidbury Keeper of Peace Brother Theo Plummer Chaplain Brother Ike Credle Editor to the Oracle Brother Antonio Ferguson

Omega Psi Phi

Fraternity, Incorporated

Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter

ACHIEVEMENT WEEK 2011 Capital Region Ques

Achievement Week 2011

 Achievement Week  Originally designed to promote the study of Negro life and history.

Achievement Week is observed in November of each year and is designed to seek out and give due recognition to those individuals at the local and international levels who have made a noteworthy contribution toward improving the quality of life for black Americans.

National Acheivement Week is designed to provide men and women an avenue to excell, acheive and receive due recognition and awards for their accomplishments. It also unites and motivates all Omega men to live and enforce its four cardinal principles: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverence and Uplift; as well as the fraternity motto, “Freindship is Essential to the Soul.”

The Capital Region Ques, and all Omegas, are truly greateful and thankful for Brother Carter G. Woodson, the inspiration behind National Achievement Week and to our brothers for maintaining such a worthwile tradition.

Taught to read by family members, Brother Carter G. Woodson (December 19, 1950 - April 3, 1950) worked as a coal miner in West Virginia and put himself through high school. He graduated from Berea College in Kentucky in 1903. Hired to teach English in the Philippines, Woodson studied Romance languages through correspondence courses. After returning to the U.S., he began teaching at Dunbar High School in Washington, DC. In 1912 he earned a Ph.D. in history from Harvard University.

He was the second African American to earn a Harvard doctorate. Woodson was an active promoter of black education. He founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, the Journal of Negro History, the Associated Publishers, and Negro History Bulletin. In 1926, he began promoting Negro History Week during the second week of February to celebrate the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. In the 1960s it became Black History Month.

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Our Beloved Founders  • • • • • • •

Ernest E. Just was born in Charleston, South Carolina.

Graduated from the Industrial School of the State College, Orangeburg, South Carolina.

Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, New Hampshire Bachelor of Arts Degree, Dartmouth College (Phi Beta Kappa) Awarded the Spingarn Medal by the NAACP, 1915 Doctor of Philosophy Degree, University of Chicago, 1916 Became the 19th honoree in the U.S. Postal Service’s Black Heritage Stamp Series on February 1, 1996.

Professor Frank Coleman (1890-1967) • • • • • • •

Frank Coleman was born in Washington, D.C. Graduated from the M Street High School, Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Science Degree, Howard University, 1913 Master of Science Degree, University of Chicago Advanced Training, University of Pennsylvania Professor and head of the Physics Department, Howard University U.S. Army Officer, World War I

Omega Psi Phi Founders

Dr. Ernest E. Just (1883-1941)

Dr. Oscar J. Cooper (1888-1972) • • • •

Oscar J. Cooper was born in Washington, D.C. Graduated from the M Street High School, Washington, D.C. Bachelor of Science Degree, Howard University, 1913 Doctor of Medicine Degree, Howard University, 1917 Practiced medicine in Philadelphia, PA for 50 years

Bishop Edgar A. Love (1891-1974) • • • • • • • •

Edgar A. Love was born in Harrisburg, Virginia Graduated from the Academy of Morgan College Bachelor of Arts Degree, Howard University, 1913 Bachelor of Divinity Degree, Howard University, 1916 Bachelor of Sacred Theology Degree, Boston University, 1918 Doctor of Divinity Degree (Honorary), Morgan College, 1935 U.S. Army Chaplain, World War I Bishop, Methodist Church

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

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Royal Purple & Gold Program

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Program  Cocktails 7:30-8:00

Invocation 8:10-8:15

Welcome Master of Ceremonies/Recognition of VIP’s 8:00-8:10

Recognition of Founders (Stand In) 8:15-8:25

Dinner

8:25-9:10

Introduction of Keynote Speaker 9:10-9:15 Bro Willie Williams, Basileus

Keynote Address

9:15-9:35 Bro. Antonio Knox First Vice Grand Basileus

Special Awards Presentation 9 :35-9:40 Bro. Lloyd Davis

Awards Presentation

9:40-1010 Willie Williams Basileus and Phillip Edmonds Vice Basileus

Installation of Officers 10:10-10:20

Remarks

10:20-10:25 Bro Phillip Edmonds, Basileus

Closing Remarks

10:25-10:30 Bro. Garvey A. Wright Achievement Week Chairman OMEGA HYMN 10:30-10:40

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Intermission/Dance 10:40-Until

Celebrating the Past 100 Years

Basileus Welcome

During this special year for our Fraternity, the brothers of LGG have been diligent the past year living up to our four cardinal principles: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift in our community. Yes, the Brothers in this chapter are true difference makers in our community, work place, and in our beloved Fraternity. I continue to be humbled by the selfless service of the many heroes that have chaired, co-chaired, or been contributing members of the over 40 committees in the Chapter organized to accomplish our mandated programs and completing many worthwhile community service projects

Basileus Welcome

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rand Officers, District Officers, Omega Men, Family Members, and Patrons of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., On behalf of the brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma (LGG) Chapter, I welcome you to our Fraternity’s Centennial Year Purple and Gold Ball! This is our annual event to reflect upon the hard work of the brothers and others in our com-

This past year the chapter continued its increased emphasis on our youth based activities.

Through the efforts of the Brothers and your patronage, we were able to sponsor youth based activities such as: Suitland Mentorship, STEM Robotics Program based out of Walker Mills Elementary School, Kids Day at the Wizards, Easter Egg Hunt, Kids Day at the Nationals, Kids Day at Six Flags, and our annual Talent Hunt and Achievement Week Essay Competition. All of these events were very well executed and we thank you for your participation.

Our 1st Class Youth Leadership Conference was executed to perfection, providing over 300 youth a day of activities design to enhance their ability to cope with many of the problems facing our youth today. Additionally, through your contributions, donations and sponsorship, our scholarship committee awarded over $30,000 in scholarships this spring.

We continued in our tradition of participating in community service projects and activities that support the people in our community. Our “We Feed Our People” activity annually provides food and clothing items to the homeless in Washington, DC on the Martin Luther King Holiday and our Project Uplift provides food baskets to the less fortunate during the fall holiday season.

Additionally, the brothers annually visit the Armed Forces Soldiers Home in Washington, DC and monthly provide a birthday celebration to the elderly at the Suitland Manor Senior Center.

The success of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter is directly attributed to the hard work of the brothers and your continued support of activities and programs for our community. Again, thank you for attending our Achievement Week Celebration. God bless you, your families, and the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Long live this great organization!

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Willie Williams, Jr. Basileus, LGG, Life Member 2112 Initiated Gamma Epsilon Chapter 1981

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Vice Basileus Welcome

Vice Basileus Welcome

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t is with a great deal of pride and enthusiasm that I would like to welcome the Brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter, your families, friends, patrons and sponsors to the LGG Centennial Royal Purple and Gold Awards Ball.

Tonight will be a formal opportunity to recognize those who have made significant contributions to our chapter, our community, and the goals and ideals of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. The Achievement Week Committee has worked hard to provide an exceptional week of activities in celebration of our beloved founders and the 100 year history of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated.

Tonight’s Royal Purple and Gold ball is the beginning of an exciting week of activities that will consist of good fellowship, family fun, reclamation, rededication, and celebration. Many thanks to the dedicated members of this chapter for your commitment and service in community service projects. Truly you are assisting in making a difference in the communities in which we live and work.

I would like to personally thank all of the committee chairmen that I have worked closely with over the past two years for working countless hours to make our events successful. I also solicit your continued support for our newly elected leadership and the future events of this chapter. May God bless you and your families!

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Philip T. Edmonds Phillip T. Edmonds Vice-Basileus, LGG #7 Spr. 2002, LGG

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Committee Chairman Welcome

Committee Chair Welcome

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rand Officers, District Officers, Brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma (LGG) Chapter, visiting Brothers, Family, Friends and Loyal Patrons of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., it is indeed a pleasure to welcome you to our Centennial Royal Purple and Gold Ball. This year’s Ball is the second of a host of events that we have planned as we celebrate our National Achievement Week, November 11 – 20, 2011.

As a military graduate chapter, we began our Achievement Week on Veteran’s Day with a visit to the Armed Forces Retirement Home. Next week we will have our Brotherhood Luncheon, Reclamation Night, and a Centennial Birthday Bash. We will close out our Achievement Week by fellowshipping at New Chapel Baptist Church, city, state, where our very own Chaplain, Bro. Ike Credle, will conduct his initial sermon. Also, in an effort to continue to give back to our community, we will recognize the winners tonight, high school students, of our Achievement Week Essay Contest, which took place during the months of September and October.

At tonight’s event we will recognize the Brothers of LGG who have gone above and beyond the call of Omega by providing selfless service to our community or contributing significant time and efforts to serve our community. I would like to thank the Achievement Week Committee for their extremely hard work and dedication towards the successful planning of our Achievement Week Activities. Last but not least, many thanks to all of you, in attendance, for taking time out of your busy schedule to join us tonight for our Centennial Royal Purple and Gold Ball. We sincerely hope you enjoy this evening and that you continue to support our efforts in strengthening our community.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Garvey A. Wright 10-87-Nu Psi Achievement Week Committee Chairman, 2011

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Keynote Speaker

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Keynote Speaker 

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rother Antonio Knox is married to Angela Knox and has two children Antoinette Knox Haygood and Antonio Knox Jr. The Knox ladies are members of Delta Sigma Theta and Tony Jr is an Omega. Both Children are college graduates and Tony Jr is currently a graduate student at Wake Forest University. He is very proud of his Omega / Delta Family and feels he is the luckiest man in the world to have such a loving, caring, and intelligent family..

Brother Knox is the Deputy Administrator at the NC Credit Union Division. He is a graduate of NC State University, attended the UNC School of Banking and is a Certified State Credit Union Supervisor. His office is responsible for regulating the industry that has over two million members and 25 billion dollars in assets in NC. Prior to becoming a regulator he was a VP and Regional Manager at NC Federal S&L and AVP at Branch Banking and Trust Co. He has been in the financial industry for 32 years.

Brother Knox has been a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity for 33 years. He is a charter member of the Kappa Lambda Chapter at NC State University, initiated spring of 78. Brother Knox served as advisor at Kappa Lambda for many years before becoming a District and National Officer. He has served on many committees and held many offices including Basileus of Iota Iota Chapter, the 33rd District Representative of the Sixth District, the Grand Keeper of Finance and at present the First Vice Grand Basileus.

Brother Knox is known a Community Champion; he has coached youth sports for 30 years, served on the board of directors for many organizations, and task forces for the City of Raleigh, and NC State University. He served as the Chairman of the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee at NC State for several years. His passion is working with youth and serving as a volunteer at the Garner Road YMCA, where he has been the Chairman of the board for many years and fought to keep it as a Heritage YMCA. Brother Knox and the board of directors have refused to merge or be acquired and are now called the Garner Road Community Center. In Youth Sports he has coached a number of championship teams but is most proud of the chance he had to coach his son Tony Jr and his teammates to several national finishes in AAU Basketball. However, the most important factor about his team is all of the young men went to college, some to play basketball and some to play other sports. Today he continues assisting young men in getting into college and finding scholarships.

There have been many awards presented to Brother Knox, just to name a few: Omega Man of the Year, Citizen of the Year, for the Iota Iota Chapter, Sixth District Founders Award Winner, Carolina Community Quarterback by the Carolina Panthers, Jaycee Ambassador by the Cary Jaycees, Cary NC Man of the Year, and most recent a NC State University Legacy Award Winner.

Last but not least Brother Knox knows where all of his blessings come from and loves the Lord. He is a member of St Matthew AME where he has been a Trustee, and served in the George A Parker Men’s Club and is now a member of the Steward Board.

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63rd 2nd District Conference, 2011

2nd District Conference 2011

Cherry Hill, NJ Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

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Omega Man of The Year Award Nominations

Bro. Johnny Sidbury Bro. Willie Williams

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Col. Charles Young Award

Bro. Ronnie Winston Bro. Johnny Sidbury

Citizen of The Year Bro. Blair Alexander Chiron Applewhite Bleu Colquitt

Bro. Ricky Harris Bro. Christopher Metz Bro. James Walker

Founder (Life Long Service) Award

Centennial and 2nd District Award

Bro. Sherman Charles

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Superior Service Award

Founders (Life Long Service) Award Bro. James Hicks

Celebrating the Past 100 Years

lincoln Memorial Cemetary, Suitland, MD

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

Centennial Founders Memorial Service

Founders Centennial Memorial

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Talent Hunt

Talent Hunt

Suitland Senior High - Forestville, MD

Talent Hunt Winners 1st Place - Clifton Marble Jr. 2nd Place - Savanah Cranford 3rd Place - Shon Simpson

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kids day at

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

Kids Day at Six Flags

Largo, MD

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Centennial Kickoff Celebration

Centennial Kickoff Celebration

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Hyatt Regency - Crystal City, Va

Celebrating the Past 100 Years

Easter Egg Hunt 2011

Fort Meade, MD

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

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GOLD STROKE CLASSIC 2011

Gold Str ke Classic

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Andrews air force base

Celebrating the Past 100 Years

LGG Q-B-Q Rosaryville State park

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

LGG Q-B-Q 2011

Fort Meade, MD

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KIDS DAY AT THE DC NATIONALS PALLPARK

kids day at the

nationals ballpark, washington, dc

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Celebrating the Past 100 Years

Bowie State University, Bowie MD

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2011

YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2011

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Crystal City, Va

Mardis Gras Weekend

Hyatt Regency

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Celebrating the Past 100 Years

COLLEGE ALUMNI PARTY Hyatt Regency - Crystal City, Va

ALUMNI PARTY

Virginia State University Contest Winners

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aWE FEED OUR PEOPLE We Feed Our People 2011

Martin Luther KinG Library, Washington , DC

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Celebrating the Past 100 Years

Royal Purple and Gold Ball

Setting the Course for the Next 100 Years

ROYAL PURPLE & GOLD BALL 2010

Hyatt Regency - Crystal City, Va

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The Williams Family congratulates the brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter on another successful year of service to the community on behalf of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Class of 1983

Class of 2009

Hampton University A Family Tradition

Class of 1984

Class of 2012

Initiated March 14, 1986 Alpha Chapter

J. Flash’s 20 Bloody Pearls of Two Trick Dean of Pledgees: Assistant Dean of Pledgees: Neophyte Commandant:

Michael Jerome Adams (2-83-A) Vernon Allen Motlow (9-84-A) Jonathan Alan Matthews (7-83-A)

1. Frank Wright, Jr. Lancaster, PA 3. Marker Yates Memphis, TN 5. Frederick Louis Squires III Pittsburgh, PA 7. Grady Leander Crosby, Jr. Winston-Salem, NC 9. Burl Hillman Thornton Gary, IN 11. Troy Alonzo Young Riviera Beach, FL 13. Kondo Dale Chicago, IL 15. Robert Mayweather Memphis, TN 17. Donald Gonzalez Thomas, Jr. LaGrange, GA 19. Jimmie Olden Johnson, Jr. Augusta, GA PRESIDENT

2. Robert Turner, Jr. New Orleans, LA 4. Barry Thompson Pittsburgh, PA 6. Maurice J. Gibson Durham, NC 8. Leon Henderson, Jr. Buffalo, NY 10. Toney McClain Miami, FL DOG CAPTAIN 12. Keith Wayne Allen Durham, NC 14. Travis Trennell Paige Durham, NC 16. Darin Early Los Angeles, CA 18. David Adrian Howard Discovery Bay, Jam. 20. Brian Quentin Carmichael Houston, TX

Congratulations Alpha Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. on 100 Years of existence!

Long Live The Mother Pearl!!!

Psi Alpha Alpha Chapter Congratulates The Brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma

Basileus – Antonio S. Coleman, Vice Basileus – Gregory Packer, Sr., Keeper of Records and Seal – Keith Spraggins, Keeper of Finance – Rodney A. Wyche, Chaplain – Eric M. Twiggs, Keeper of Peace – Carlton L. Rainer, Asst. Keeper of Records and Seal – Craig Spraggins, Asst. Keeper of Peace – Sean Younger, Reporter – Dr. Michael Taylor Immediate Past Basileus – Tony Williams, Basileus Emeritus – Marion “Barney” Barnwell

“The Sons of the Legendary LGG” Congratulates our incoming Executive Council, thanks our outgoing officers for their selfless service, and wishes all the Capital Region Ques a Grand Centennial!

L G G John Henry

Darrell Harris

Eleven Enthusiastic Lonnie McAllister Injections Chris Metz Sam Thomas to the Bloodline Darrell Morrison

Spring 2009

Jamaal Carter Robert Clark Gorman Brown Maurice Holmes Theo Plummer

PI GAMMA CHAPTER CELEBRATING 50 YEARS IN 2012

PURE GOLD NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY CONGRATULATIONS TO LGG FOR CONTINUOUS SERVICE AND BEING AN EXAMPLE FOR OMEGA

Congratulations on an Outstanding Centennial Year

The Credle Family

Randy Williams President/CEO

Corporate Office 1100 Wayne Avenue Suite 750 Silver Spring, MD 20904 240.821.1555 ph www.erwilliams.com

“Redefining Excellence... One Client At A Time”

ER Williams, Inc. commends the Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. for making a significant difference in our community and work place. We at ER Williams, Inc. look forward to growing our partnership and helping to provide positive “choices” to our youth and future generations.

Ben

“Trusted Partner, Committed to Excellence”

Skyles President/CEO

Corporate Office

11617 Sequoia Lane Beltsville, MD 20705 301.974.5176 ph www.prosource360.com ProSource360, Inc. would like to thank the brothers of the Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. for thier tireless service and continued uplift in our community. ProSource360, Inc. values the partnership with LGG and is commited to lifting as we climb.

Celebrating 100

Xi Xi Chapter wishes the members of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., continuing success in the coming year.

We extend our thanks and appreciation to all of our patrons and supporters.

J.C.Bozeman Xi Xi ‘77

Lloyd Davis Xi Xi ‘82

Don Harrison Xi Xi ‘84

Congratulations Brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter on another great year!

Having been a member of LGG for approximately 20 years, I still find myself in awe of the brothers of this great chapter. To have personally witnessed the MANHOOD (mentorship of hundreds of middle and high school young men); SCHOLARSHIP (awarded over $250,000 to worthy college bound students in scholarships); PERSERVERANCE (over 25 years of continued service to the greater Baltimore/Washington community); and UPLIFT (donated hundreds of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families); exhibited by the members of LGG, speaks volumes to the talent and character of the amazing Brothers of Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

May the Supreme Basileus of the Universe continue to bless you with the true spirit of Fraternity and Friendship

All the best, Cindy and Chauncey Dockins

www.advancecleaningsystems.net

“ I would recommend Advance Cleaning Systems to the White House...”

Brother LTC Joseph Bozeman, Retired “ They are wearing gloves....”

Mrs. Patricia Charles “ Their work seems effortless....”

Brother LTC Lawrence Shaw, Retired

Congratulations to Advance Cleaning Systems on the Aquisition of Save A Lot Carpet and Upholstry Cleaning

The Butler family wishes LGG another Banner Year!

Yahari, Alicia, Yahari II, and Yazmin

Welcomes Chapter Brother, 1st Grand Vice Basileus and Keynote Speaker Tony Knox

and Congratulates Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter on another successful year of service to all mankind

Timothy Kelly ď‚ŤCalvin Rhodes ď‚Ť Seager Sanders

Creative Communications Is the Proud Designer for Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter’s 2011Achievement Week Souvenir Journal Craig Ballard (PE #3 FA89) President www.coloururbanus.com 888.686.9591

Tony McGriff SPR 80 Lawrence Anderson SPR 01

Stan King SPR 83

James McNealy SPR 01

Jamere Clark SPR 07

Jamal Claggion SPR 96

Collien Hinton SPR 84

The Brothers of Nu Psi Chapter, Virginia State University of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Congratulates Lambda Gamma Gamma Chapter On Another Successful Achievment Week Program

Cortez Hayes SPR 90

James Covington SPR 88

Garvey Wright SPR 87

Keith Copeland SPR 85

Paul Robinson SPR 85

NU EPSILON Chapter (NE) Never Enough

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Alabama A&M University, Huntsville Alabama

The 23rd Pslam March 4th 1981 Celebrating 30 years and still loving the Frat.

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“Thanks for Letting Me Run with the Big Dogs of LGG Another Year” Blame No One  Expect Nothing  Do SomethiNG

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OLD SKOOL APPROVED Combs....and I’m gone!

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CONGRATULATIONS TO LAMBDA GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT WEEK PROGRAM DURING THE CENTENNIAL YEAR OF OMEGA! From the Xi Sigma Ques of

...A Better Way

Supporting the War Fighter for Over 20 Years

SA-TECH Salutes the LGG Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity in Celebration of National Achievement Week!

ProgressiveResponsiveQualityProfessional

“Celebrating 100 years, I look forward to working together with the Brothers to set the course for the next 100 years! You have my continued support.”

Timothy J. Adams Sp79 Xi Sigma