FOR THE LOVE OF ART
FOR THE LOVE OF ART
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Empower The Village would like to express our sincere gratitud h l i i d partners whose support made our Juneteenth celebrations
SPONSORS
Phyllis & Dodji Gbedemah, Owners
ETV LEADERSHIP & STAFF
Ayo Sanderson Wilson Founder & CEO
2025 Board of Directors
Ayo Sanderson Wilson
Paula Tuffin
Denelle Waynick Johnson
Jack Cox
Perri Richman
2021-
Mikeisha Anderson Jones
Terri Borden
Bonnie Carter
Karl Charles-Pierre
Jessica Colon
Rhonda Crichlow
Jennifer DaSilva
Michellene Davis
Sabrina House Community Engagement & Ops Specialist
David Hubbard
Allyson Hugley
Maurice Kuykendoll
Annie Sneed-Godfrey
2025 Advisory Council
Cheryl R. Easley*
William Jiggetts
Dr. Christina Johnson
Tammye Jones
Taynaya Lee
Kimberly MacKay
Helen Mazarakis
Randall McMillan
Curille McKenna Programs & Research Manager Former Board member
Michele Meyer-Shipp*
Harry O'Mealia
Antoinette Rowe
Dara Sanderson*
Wanda Sims*
Nikki Sumpter
Sandye Taylor*
Jillian White
FOR THE OF ART EXHIBIT COMMITTEE
Karl Charles-Pierre Chair
Cheryl R. Easley Co- Chair
Heather Carter
5TH ANNIVERSARY FOR THE LOVE OF ART
MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER
Time flies when you ’ re having fun!
As I reflect on 5 years engaging in this true “labor of love,” curating and hosting our ETV “For The Love of Art” Juneteenth celebration (FTLOA), art exhibit and fundraiser, that cliché expresses exactly how I feel I had no idea whether anyone would come to our inaugural exhibit primarily outdoors in 2021 during the early days of the COVID pandemic and yet here we are 5 years and counting later All I knew was that it might help nurture my spirit and others to do something to support and highlight our artists, bring together and inspire our community, and to take a break
from the stress, fear, madness to focus on planning and executing a beautiful lovefest and escape for and with our Village!
A picture is worth more than 1,000 words! Artists have the unique ability to capture an emotion, tell a story, document history and preserve it for future generations to discover Their artwork also gives us the opportunity for personal reflection on the here and now, our past, as well as our aspirations and musing about the future So many incredible local, nationally, and even internationally renowned artists have made our ETV FTLOA celebration a success and can’t miss community gathering! It has become a Village Family Reunion of sorts with dozens of artists, hundreds of art enthusiasts and collectors, neighbors and friends, numerous Black business owners providing musical entertainment, culinary delights, flowers and decorations, photography and videography services, volunteers from the community lending a hand and the warmth, positive energy and love that only Art and Community Fellowship can generate Our annual For the Love of Art showcase at Montclair Art Museum continues to be my “happy place” and the perfect recipe satisfying the varied appetites of many with diverse artistic media expressed through sculpture, mixed media, oil and acrylic paintings, graphic pencil and charcoal drawings, watercolor, collage, pastel, quilting, photography and assemblage Figurative, abstract and landscapes all with the ability to take your breath away or transport you to another time or place
What an honor and privilege it has been for me, our ETV team and art selection committee to work with the artists and curate the exhibit and homecoming experience of all who walk through our doors!
Truly born out of the love for art, artists, and an understanding of how all forms of art have the unique power to bring people together, uplift and unify communities, capture history, send/plant powerful messages and tell a story, our For the Love of Art Juneteenth exhibit took shape with the help of the Village! Conceived of in late 2020 amidst a raging pandemic that isolated and traumatized so many of us, and the shutdown of most venues where our artists could showcase their work when we needed them to find help us find some beauty and escape during a time of pain, suffering and crisis and when so many of them needed us the most, I began to lay the foundation for what is now 5 years of celebrating fine art, fellowship and fun!
It Takes A Village
On the heels of executing a successful community art exhibit at the tail end of Black History Month in February 2020 - and less than 2 weeks before COVID shut down the world - 7 people made a mere dream a reality during a dark time of loss. My dear friend of many years and member of ETV’s executive team, Cheryl Easley, our mutual friend Dr. Judy Banks who introduced us to our newfound friend Dodji Gbedemah, co-owner of Kente Royal Gallery, introducing us to many talented artists, as well as fellow art enthusiast and collector, Alan Smith, who lent us extraordinary pieces from his collection to showcase over the years and connected us to extraordinarily talented artist, Mason Archie, made our inaugural 2021 and subsequent exhibits and fundraising a resounding success The icing on the cake came from longtime friend and MAM Board member, Michael Heningburg, connecting us to the African American Cultural Committee @ MAM and MAM’s Executive Director to help open the doors to the museum Teamwork made the dream work!
5TH ANNIVERSARY FOR THE LOVE OF ART
MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER
Prosperity, Peace and Power!
We set out to build something to last that touched all 3 of ETV’s strategic pillars of ETV’s mission We found the perfect partner in Montclair Art Museum who opened the museum ’ s outdoor and indoor spaces to us to allow for a safer means of gathering and a beautiful backdrop for the exquisite works of art to come!
Artists are Entrepreneurs and the Keepers of Culture!
Juneteenth is a celebration of Freedom - physical freedom from the bondage slavery It is an opportune time to honor the history and legacy of Black Americans, to reflect on the progress made and challenges faced, freedom of speech freedom of expression and to invest in the financial freedom of our artists as entrepreneurs who also give back and reinvest in the community by b donating a portion of Art sa proceeds to Empower The Village to keep our mission going through the art of their work in the exhibit We felt that 5 years after our inaugural exhibit and that coincides with the 5th anniversary of Juneteenth being declared a federal holiday by President Joe Biden only days before our exhibit opened was the light to time to archive our snippet of history for reflection, introspection, inspection during a new season to challenge for the communities we serve
We hope you enjoy perusing the selected pieces within our 5th Anniversary Commemorative Art Exhibit Journal as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you Let’s continue to Empower The Village as re-live (or explore for the very first time) 5 years of celebrating Black Joy, History, Freedom, Resilience, Creativity, Prosperity, Peace, and Power with every turn of the page!
Ayo Sanderson Wilson
Special Thank You to all the ‘For the Love of Art Collectors’ throughout the Years!
Shawn & Jennifer Austin
Patricia Bell
Donna Boles
Crystal Broussard
Dean Burrell
Bonnie & Michael Carter
Karl & Anupa Charles-Pierre
Rhonda & David Crichlow
Janelle Curtis
Michellene Davis
George Dredden
Vashti Dubois
Cheryl & Todd Easley
Kendall Easley
Dodji & Phyllis Gbedemah
Dr. Lisa Gittens-Williams
Javid Hakakian
Zenola Harper
Milton & Michelle Hollar Gregory
David & Tamiko Hubbard
Allyson Hugley
Alison Jackson
William S. Jiggetts
Aiysha Johnson
Ava Johnson
Denelle Waynick Johnson
Jaree Johnson
Dr. Christina Johnson
Tammye & David Jones
Mikeisha Anderson Jones
Donna Lawson
Kimberly Louis
Ashley Lipsomb
Randall McMillan
Kimberly Monroe
Sandra Mulrain
Colbert Narcisse
Harry O’Mealia
Martryce Roach
Ira Wagner
Howard Reid II
Rev. Robert Rogers
Debra Sandler
Dara Sanderson
Alan & Melanie Smith
Dan & Francine Smith
Sandra Smith
Beth Stewart
Nikki Sumpter
Sandye Taylor
Patricia Todd
Paula Tuffin
Judy Washington
Elnardo & Samantha Webster
Kim Wentworth
Jana Wilson
Mayida Zaal
2021-2025 Exhibit Artists
Antoinette Ellis-Williams
2021-2025 Exhibit Artists
Earlene Hardie Cox
Gabrielle
Glendora Simonson
Kalan Mikeal
Kylie Krabbe
Emmett Wigglesworth
Gerald Byrd
Lelia Rose Fanner
Melanie McAllister
Floyd Strickland
Glenda Jones
Ingrid Y
Mathurin
K. Scott
Cosme
Kortez
Louella Jones
Martryce Roach
Klye Adams
2021-2025 Exhibit Artists
William Torbert
N. Carlos Jefferson
Papa Tall
Patrick Alston
Robin Holder
Philip Smallwood
Robert Carter
Sandra White
Rosalind “N’Zinga” Nichols
Ronald Ritzie
Stanley Cadet
Susan Ragland
Taeesha Muhammad Taiwo Duvall
Thomas Heath
Tolu Ayorinde
Wilhelmina Grant-Cooper
Will Porter
William Daniels Scan for Artist Bios
Mercy Moyo
O'Neil Scott
Paul Goodnight
Philip Roninson
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
enhanced Giclee on fine art paper, 37”x 26” left side
ALEATHIA BROWN Jubilee
Hand
Remember When Giclee on fine art paper , 30" x 40"
ALEATHIA BROWN
Giclee on fine art paper, 20" x 31"
ALEATHIA BROWN
Flamingo Jazz
ANTHONY GARTMOND
Billy Eckstine Lighting Up
Graphite pencil, 16” x 20”
Kalahari
Acrylic, pencil and pen on canvas, 50" x 54"
CARL KARNI-BAIN “BAi”
DANIELLE SCOTT
The Floods of Fear
Collage, 16" x 16"
Mind of a King
Acrylic, 40" x 30"
DEMARCUS MCGAUGHEY
Mixed media, 36" x 48"
DEMARCUS MCGAUGHEY
Heart of Harlem
EARLENE
HARDIE COX
Leap of Faith
Clay and bonded aged bronze, 15” x 5.5” x 7”
GABRIELLE BAKER
Metallurgy 7 - Copper Patina
Acrylic on canvas, 16" x 16"
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
Systemic Fencing
Acrylic and pastel, 21” x 31”
Easter Morning
Watercolor, colored pencil, and collage, 16” x 20”
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
KORTEZ Nappy Vandals (The Remix)
Mixed media on canvas, 36” x 48”
MASON ARCHIE
Mason Archie was born and raised in Dayton, OH and currently resides in Indianapolis, IN Archie is a contemporary oil painter who paints in both traditional and realistic styles, while having the ability to attack all subject matter with the same panache. He has over 15 years experience as the Art Director and pictorial artist for Lamar Outdoor Advertising Archie founded “Kindred Spirits,” a gallery for young children in Indianapolis, IN to use his gift and talent to instill unity through art among youth.
Archie’s works of art have been exhibited at the Schuster Art Center, Newfields Art Museum in Indianapolis, Indiana State Museum, Charles H. Wright Museum, The David C Driskell Center, The National African American Museum and Cultural Center, and The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
He has also been featured in The International Review of African American Art, American Art Collector, American Lifestyle Magazine, Black Art in America, and The American Art Review.
Mason Archie was the 2007 recipient of the Creative Renewal Fellowship from The Art Council of Indianapolis/Lilly Endowment, The 2020 Dehaan Artist of Distinction Award, and a perennial award winner from 2007 - 2009 in the Hoosier Salon’s Annual Juried Exhibit and Indiana Artist Club - both are two of the oldest competitions in the country.
His works are in the corporate and institution collections of the Richmond Art Museum, Indiana State Museum, The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American Art, Nationwide Corporation, Wells Fargo, Lilly Endowment, Elanco, Division of Eli Lilly Eskenazi Health, and Community South Hospital. A host of prominent, private collectors across the country are collecting his breathtaking works of art.
MASON ARCHIE
Keep Me Safe
Etching and silk screening of handmade rag paper, 22" x 30"
ARCHIE
Guide Me Home
Serigraph, 27" x 36"
MASON
Graphite on paper, 8.5” x 11”
MELANIE MCALLISTER Rebirth
Let’s Play Baseball
Mixed Media, 14.5"x29"
ROBERT CARTER
WILHELMINA GRANT-COOPER
Bow-Legged Lou
Cocktail strainer, grater, lamp parts, 12" X 24"
WILHELMINA GRANT-COOPER
Knock-Kneed Nelly
Cocktail strainer, grater, steamer flaps, lamp parts, 7" X 24"
Shopper
Collage, 12" x 12"
WILLIAM TORBERT
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2022
left side page
Live Confusion
Giclee limited edition on fine art paper, 28" x 33"
ALEATHIA BROWN
ANTHONY BOONE
Eddies At The Beach #3
Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 24”x36”
ANTHONY GARTMOND
Nina Simone in Concert
Graphite pencil, 20" X 24"
Bird of Prey
Acrylic and ballpoint pen on mat board, 19.5" X 16"
CARL KARNI-BAIN “BAi”
CASSANDRA MARTIN
Honoring the Ancestors #1
Misc textiles and other materials, 37" x 43"
Mixed assemblage, 10" x 10"
DANIELLE SCOTT
Violin Girl
DEMARCUS MCGAUGHEY
Silky
Acrylic, 40" x 60"
Front Cover
Green Eyes
Mixed media, 30" X 40"
DEMARCUS MCGAUGHEY
HEATHER WILLIAMS
Left Out of the Equation III
Acrylic on canvas, 36" x 36"
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
Sun Hat
Watercolor, 16" x 20"
Youngblood
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
Acrylic on canvas, 24" x 36"
Black Lives Matter
Mixed media collage on canvas, 24” x 36”
KORTEZ
MARTRYCE ROACH
Moody Jones
Pastel, 24" x 36"
MARTRYCE ROACH
Sleeping on the Ropes
Pastel, 36" x 36"
MELANIE MCALLISTER
Guitar God
Oil on canvas panel, 14" x 18"
and charcoal on paper, 23 5" x 27 5"
MERCY MOYO
Ruva Rawa (Fallen Rose)
Acrylic
ROBIN HOLDER
Nina’s Choice
Stencil monoprint, 38" x 30"
SANDRA WHITE Garden Paths
Acrylic on stretched canvas, 24" x 30"
WILHELMINA GRANT- COOPER
She Walks by Faith, Not by Sight
Found Objects, 12" x 24"
WILL PORTER
Loco Motives
Acrylic, oil pastel, and paper on canvas, 18” x 24"
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2023
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ANTHONY GARTMOND
James Baldwin
Graphite pencil, 20”x24”
ANTHONY GARTMOND
Graphite pencil, 20”x24”
Thelonious Monk
BEN JONES
Ben Jones, born in New Jersey in 1941, is an artist whose focus has always been on spirituality, culture, and politics He earned his BFA from William Paterson University (Wayne, NJ), MFA from Pratt University (Brooklyn, NY), and MA from New York University (New York, NY). Jones has made over fifty cultural exchange visits to Cuba since the 1970s, earning recognition from Granma International of Havana, Cuba, as one of the most important African-American artists of his generation.For over four decades, Jones’ multimedia installations have reflected his travels and research across Africa, Europe, South America, the United States, and the Caribbean His works are characterized by brilliant rhythmic colors, abstract motifs, dense symmetrically designed compositions, and symbols that blend classical African art and culture with the African Diaspora experience. Jones' artistic journey began with a political consciousness, expressing the social conditions of his time through art as a form of activism.
His pieces from the 1970s onwards reflect his exploration of African American heritage, encompassing African spiritualism, ritual, body painting traditions, as well as jazz and soul music. While rooted in the Black Power and Black Arts movements, Jones' work has evolved to address broader concerns such as environmental sustainability and the interconnectedness of all life forms His political and cultural involvement takes a global perspective, aiming for inclusivity and unity. Jones once stated, “I want my work to be for everyone. Once we realize that we are not only one world, but a part of an expanding universe, we begin to express the joy of creation and a love for all people.” Jones’ works of art are housed in prestigious permanent collections across institutions such as the Studio Museum in Harlem, Schomburg Center, New Jersey State Museum, Montclair Art Museum, Newark Art Museum, Driskell Center, Paterson Museum, Zimmerli Museum, and Jersey City Museum.
BEN JONES
Connected
Acrylic on paper, 11" x 14"
BEVERLY MCCUTCHEON
Beloved
Mixed media collage, 34" x 39"
BRYAN COLLIER
Firebird
Watercolor/Collage, 48" x 48"
Back Cover
The Drummer
CARL KARNI-BAIN “BAi”
Acrylic and Oil Stick on Formica Board, 32" x 48"
You Are The Chosen One
Mixed medium collage, 24" x 36"
DANIELLE SCOTT
DEMETRIC DENMARK
Secret Garden of Love
Acrylic and collage, 31" x 27.5"
DEMETRIC DENMARK
Young Guitarist
Acrylic and collage, 32" x 26"
Until We Meet Again
DODJI GBEDEMAH
Acrylic on canvas, 22" x 28"
DODJI GBEDEMAH Passion
Acrylic on canvas, 22" x 28"
Retrospective
Clay with cold bronze, 6.5" x 14.5" x 5"
EARLENE HARDIE COX
HEATHER WILLIAMS
Magic is About to Happen
Acrylic on canvas, 20" x 20"
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
Pokerface Aloof
Acrylic on Fabric, 23" x 29"
JIMMY JAMES GREENE
Sweet Grass Revisited
Watercolor and Colored Pencil 18" x 22"
K. SCOTT COSME
Love Is
Acrylic on canvas,48" x 36"
I Am Africa
Mixed media collage, 30" x 15"
MARIA ESTRELA
In A Sentimental Mood
MARTRYCE ROACH
Pastel, 48" x 36"
MELANIE MCALLISTER Sun Kissed Moon Oil on stretched canvas, 16" x 20"
N. CARLOS JEFFERSON
Boys in the Hood
Acrylic on canvas, 30" x 30"
SANDRA WHITE Summertime
Acrylic on canvas, 24" x 24"
Photography, 17" x 22"
STANLEY CADET
Aviator
TAIWO DUVALL
Li’l Jimmy
Oil painting, 14" x 18"
THOMAS HEATH
Heart of Hard Places
Acrylic on wood, 24" x 24"
2024
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2024
left side page
ANTHONY GARTMOND
Lena Horne
Graphite pencil, 20”x24”
ANTOINETTE ELLIS-WILLIAMS
Mother Nature Weeps
Mixed media on paper, 21" x 26"
ANTOINETTE ELLIS-WILLIAMS
Harriet’s Underground Map
Mixed media collage, 40" x 52" x 1"
BEN JONES
Untitled Watercolor, 15" x 20"
BOLA OBATUYI
Fearless II
Fabric and acrylic on canvas, 36" x 36"
DANIEL JENKINS
Monk
Marker on Canvas, 36" x 36"
DANIEL JENKINS
Domonique
Marker on Canvas, 36" x 48"
First Love
DEMETRIC DENMARK
Acrylic and collage, 26" x 24"
Better Days
DODJI GBEDEMAH
Acrylic on canvas, 22" x 28"
DONTE STOKES
Breakthrough
Oil Paint, 30" x 40"
EARLENE HARDIE COX
Poised Paper Clay 8"W x 3.5"H x 1.25"D / 57lb
All Balled Up
Porcelain Wall hanging 6.75"W X 6.75" H X 1D/ 1.4 lb
Centered
Porcelain 8.5"W x 7"H x 7"D/ 3 lb
FLOYD STRICKLAND
Wonderland
Oil on Canvas, 60" x 48"
GLENDA JONES
Hamar Girls Celebrating
Photography on canvas, 36" x 24"
JEROME CHINA
When Things Go Sideways
Welded found metal objects, 34" x 8" x 7"
Kai in the Key of C
Mixed media on canvas, 40" x 30"
K. SCOTT COSME
LOUELLA JONES
Untitled (Lady Reclining)
Clay, 9" x 14" x 10"/ 2 lbs
Acrylic/collage/mixed-media, 20" x26"
MARIA ESTRELA
Liberation III
Acrylic, Gouache, Oil Stick, Pastel, and Spray Paint on Sewn Fabric 40" x 40"
PATRICK ALSTON
Sounds of Triumph
Watercolor on Paper, 20 ½” x 18
PHILIP SMALLWOOD
on Paper, 20 ½” x 18
PHILIP SMALLWOOD Green Goggles
Watercolor
Photography, 24" x 36"
STANLEY CADET
Moorish Guard
Face 33
SUSAN RAGLAND
Acrylic, spray paint, gold leaf on canvas, 30" x 20"
WILLIAM DANIELS
Quilting, raw edge applique thread painting and ink, 39" x 42"
left side page
ANDREW NICHOLS
Sisters in Red & White
Acrylic on paper, 18"x15"
Lee Morgan
Graphite pencil, 20”x24”
ANTHONY GARTMOND
ANTOINETTE ELLIS-WILLIAMS
Ruby's List
Mixed-media collage on canvas , 36"x48"
BEN JONES Untitled-2025
Acrylic on paper, 12" x 16"
Affected Woman
Acrylic, gouache, vinyl emulsion, 30" x 40"
BRIANA MCNEIL
BRYAN COLLIER
Sunday Lillies
Watercolor collage on canvas, 30" x 40"
Mixed medium assemblage and resin, 24" x 36"
DANIELLE SCOTT
Athena
GERALD BYRD Nellie Brown
Kowboyz Kidz Series
Oil on canvas, mixed-media, 36" x 48"
JEROME CHINA
Tales of Tattered Souls
Welded found reclaim metal, 36 “ x 10.5"
Superpowers
Charcoal on paper, 10"x10"
KYLE ADAMS
LELIA ROSE FANNER
Storytellers II
Oil and oil pastel on canvas, 59"x39"
MASON ARCHIE
Keep Me Safe #8
Graphite on rag paper , 30" x 37"
MASON ARCHIE
Keep Me Safe #7
Graphite on rag paper , 30" x 22"
O’NEIL SCOTT
Rising
Oil on panel, 18" x 24"
PAPA TALL Lovers
Acrylic on canvas, 36"x48" 120
Photography, 22" x 17"
STANLEY CADET
Brothers
Photography, 17" x 19"
STANLEY CADET
Hair
SUSAN RAGLAND
Percolators
Acrylic, oil pastel on canvas, 24"x30"x1.5"
TOLU AYORINDE
Motherhood
Acrylic on canvas, 32"x40"
WILLIAM DANIELS
Homage to a Legend: Nina Simone
Textile , 35" x 35"
Homage to a Legend: Prince
Textile , 35" x 35"
WILLIAM DANIELS
ARTIST APPENDIX
AKIL ROPER- 10
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ALEATHIA BROWN- 10,16,17,18,40
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ANTHONY GARTMOND- 10,19,42,62,63, 90,118
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ANTOINETTE ELLIS-WILLIAMS- 10,91
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BRIANA MCNEIL- 112
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BRYAN COLLIER- 10,67,122
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BRYANT SMALL- 10
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CARL KARNI-BAIN “BAI”- 10,20, 43,68
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CASSANDRA MARTIN- 10,44 OCHUN1@VERIZON.NET
CHANTALGESSE- 10
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CURTIS GRAYSON- 10 CURTISGRAYSONFINEART.COM
DANIEL JENKINS- 10,95,96
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DEMETRIC DENMARK- 10,70,71,97
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DONTE STOKES- 10,90
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EARLENE HARDIE-COX- 11,24,74,100
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EMMETT WIGGLESWORTH- 11
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GERALD BYRD- 11,123
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GLENDA JONES- 11,102
GLENDORA SIMONSON- 11
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INGRID Y MATHURIN- 11
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@CHINAJEROME
JIMMY JAMES GREENE-11,26,27,49,60 50,76,77
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K SCOTT COSME- 11,78,104
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KALAN MIKEAL- 11
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KORTEZ- 11,28,51
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KYLE ADAMS- 111,125
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KYLIE KRABBE- 11
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LOUELLA JONES- 11,105
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MARIA ESTRELA- 711,79,106
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MERCY MOYO- 12,55
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N CARLOS JEFFERSON-12,82
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O'NEIL SCOTT- 12,129
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PAPA TALL- 12,130
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PATRICK ALSTON-12,107
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PAUL GOODNIGHT-12
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PHILIP ROBINSON-12
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PHILIP SMALLWOOD- 12,108,109
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ROBERT CARTER- 12,56
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RONALD RITZIE- 12
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SANDRA WHITE- 12,57,82
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STANLEY CADET- 12,84,110,131
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TAEESHA MUHAMMAD- 12
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TAIWO DUVALL- 12,85
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THOMAS HEATH- 12,86
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TOLU AYORINDE- 12,133
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