NATI O N A L Romonda’s charitable endeavors at that time included her position of Executive board member of the BSM, which was responsible for the evolvement and the building fund for the Sonja Haynes Stone Black Cultural Center on the UNC campus. Romonda also served on the Campus Y executive committee and the Friends of the Y board of directors. It was during her tenure that the Y board adopted the mission statement, “The pursuit of social justice through the cultivation of pluralism.” Romonda is a founding member of JagNet, the original wives group of the Jacksonville Jaguars, co- founder of the Let Us Play Sports Camp for girls, and a contributing organizer of RWO. She worked closely with American Cancer Society to keep the RWO involved with Making Strides for Breast Cancer. Romonda interned in the Raiders community relations department and served as the liaison to the spouses. Romonda and her husband Randy served on the Board of Pro Athletes Outreach and have since transitioned to the advisory board. As a member of the Junior League of Lincoln, she thoroughly embraced the opportunity to make an impact through volunteering for Kids in the Kitchen, The Good Neighbor Center, Dish it Up, and Project Sew. As a board member of Coach Callahan Charities and Share(Spouses of Huskers Athletics Reaching and Embracing) she felt like there was a bigger affect made on her life by the people she was helping. Currently one of the founders and board members of Off the Field Players’ Wives Association, she continues her commitment to serving other through her involvement in the Annual Super Bowl Fashion Show, Sam’s Club Dream Drive, Domestic Violence Education, and various charitable endeavors supporting women and children. Romonda alongside her organization continues making a difference off the field. According to Romonda, “being involved in charitable organizations gives me a great since of fulfillment as a mentor, role model, and leader and having the opportunity to connect with women gives me great joy because of the bond we share!” 86
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SHERICE BROWN Motivated by faith, family, fitness and fashion. Sherice Weaver Brown was born on the West Coast in Phoenix Arizona. Her mother raised her and her brother alone in Los Angeles California. Sherice excelled in school maintaining honor role status until she graduated at the age of 16. Computer and technology interested Sherice so much that she worked in the industry until she married. In 1996, she met the love of her life, Tim Brown former Oakland Raider of 18 years, Heisman Trophy winner and Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee 2015. The couple married within a year. Her undeniable passion for life embodies the fabric of Sherice Brown. She is the President of two successful businesses The Lanette Group a Model and Talent Agency, Special Events and Catering Boutique and She’ Browns Fitness where she’s a Fitness Coach and Nutrition Counselor. Sherice endeavors to give back to the community by chairing several local and national charity fundraisers including being a Committee Member at Large for St. Jude Hospital and Athletes and Entertainers for Kids. She is a Founding Board Member of “Off the Field Players Wives Association.” The couple reside in Dallas Texas and have 4 children Taylor, Timon, Timothy, Jr. And Tamar and raising her cousin Tish as there own.
ASHLEY QUIGLESS BROWN is a trailblazer who has dedicated her life to the personal and professional development of women and the communities in which she serves. Brown is one of the founders of Off The Field Players Wives Association and was the first president. Brown is a graduate of University of Memphis where she received a BS in Business Marketing. She is married to Ray Brown, retired 20-year NFL veteran who is the current Assistant Offensive Line Coach for the Carolina Panthers. The Browns have two children Miriam, who is a 3rd year student at the University of Florida and Trey who is in 7th grade. “Serving women brings me great joy!” I am honored to be a part of “Off The Field” and look forward to our organizations continued growth.