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Ekundayo Bandele, Founder & CEO P.A. Bomani, House Manager Debra Brandon, Events & Communications Manager Amari Harris, Customer Service Personnel Nate Herrington, Marketing Coordinator Kynndal Oliver, Guest Service Coordinator Patricia Smith, Production Manager Rosanna Smith, Office Manager Jarrod Walker, Theatre Manager Najwa Watson, Patron Engagement Manager Felicia Wheeler, Patron Engagement Coordinator
ABOUT HATTILOO
Hattiloo Theatre is a 501(c)3 mission non-profit organization. Its mission is "to develop a Black theatre that is accessible to, relevant to, and reflective of a multicultural community." It produces shows that depict Black life and that transcend their entertainment value by giving audiences an authentic, cultural experience. As the largest Black theatre in the Mid-South and one of a few free-standing Black theatres in the country, Hattiloo is a hub for national Black theatre training and convening, and our youth programs share this focus.
EKUNDAYO BANDELE Founder/CEO
Developed in partnership with HATTILOO THEATRE & MASHARIKI ARTS ACADEMY LAWRENCE BLACKWELL Fight Choreographer
KARLON DOCKERY Audio Engineer
PATRICIA SMITH Costume Designer
CYD TRICE Projection & Sound Designer
JARROD WALKER Director/Light Designer
KIM WICKS Stage Manager
HOUSE NOTES
If you exit the theatre during the show, you may not be able to return to your seat. Cameras and recording equipment are strictly forbidden in the theatre. Patrons with cell phones or any electronic device that makes noise are requested to either turn off the device or check it with the house manager prior to the curtain.
SYNOPSIS
We Choose Tomorrow brings together Rwandan and Black American artists in three original works exploring resilience, courage, identity, and legacy. Umuganda: The Choice to Live follows Rwandans whose sense of community, joy, and belonging is fractured by division, and their powerful choice to come together again, rebuild, reconnect, and reclaim a life filled with strength, color, unity, and joy. Ndabaga brings to life the story of a young woman who challenges gender expectations and proves that courage can make the impossible possible. The evening closes with What We Carry, a devised choreopoem exploring what we inherit, what we release, and what we choose to pass forward. Together, the works ask one powerful question: What do we choose to make of tomorrow?
MEET THE DIRECTOR JARROD WALKER
Jarrod Walker is delighted to be serving the community with Hattiloo Theatre. He was the director of the Drama Ministry at Elizabeth Baptist Church (Atlanta) for 6 years and directed several productions during his tenure. One of his favorite directing credits was Class Act with Rising Sage Theatre. He has a B.A. in Production Studies in Performing Arts from Clemson University, where he joined Alpha Psi Omega (theatre fraternity). His love of storytelling and creating experiences is also showcased in his event planning and graphic design work. He is grateful to Ekundayo and Hattiloo theatre for the opportunity to express his creativity. He dedicates this work to all of his loved ones watching him from above.
SHYAKA ADOLPHE Ensemble
NAHIMANA CLEMENCE Ensemble
JAMES COOK Ensemble
MUGISHA EMMANUEL Ensemble
SIMON IYARWEMA Ensemble
NAJWA WATSON Ensemble
CAST BIOS ADOLPHE SHYAKA is a creative professional and marketing strategist serving as Marketing Director at Mashariki Group, with a strong passion for storytelling, film, music, and the broader creative industries. As a filmmaker and musician, he combines strategic marketing SHYAKA ADOLPHE expertise with visual storytelling and music to build Ensemble audience engagement, strengthen creative brands, and promote African creativity. Through his work, Shyaka contributes to the growth, visibility, and impact of creative projects while championing African stories, talent, and cultural expression. His multidisciplinary experience brings a valuable blend of marketing strategy, creative production, and authentic African storytelling to every project he supports. NAHIMANA CLEMENCE is a creative arts and media professional with over 15 years of experience creating stories and performances across radio, film, theatre, and digital platforms, specializing in radio drama production, NAHIMANA CLEMENCE playwriting, directing, audio production, and edutainment Ensemble around Africa & Europe. She served as Culture & Arts Young Expert at The African Union & European Union Youth Cooperation Hub (AUEU Youth Hub) from 2018 to 2022. She has a strong record of using creative arts to advance peacebuilding, youth empowerment, education, and social and behavioral change, and is recognized among Rwanda’s leading female film and theatre producers. Her first feature film was distributed through more than 80 channels across the United States, United Kingdom, Africa, Canada, Europe, the United Arab Emirates, and parts of Asia, while she has also acted in more than 10 Rwandan films. Her voice is widely recognized through the popular theatre productions Musekeweya and Urunana, she has written for Musekeweya theatre for more than 11 years, and she is also active in poetry and motivational speaking, bringing a distinctive performance voice and strong connection with young audiences.
JAMES COOK Ensemble
JAMES COOK is a member of the Hattiloo Theatre Company. He is a versatile and dedicated actor known for several memorable roles across the city. His latest works include From Footlights to Spotlight: Black Theatre’s Path, If Scrooge Was A Brother, director credits for Till Death produced by Three Diamond Productions as well as One Monkey Don't Stop No Show produced by Moves by Michelle.
MUGISHA EMMANUEL, professionally known as Clapton Kibonge, is a Rwandan comedian, actor, filmmaker, storyteller, social media influencer, and digital content creator with extensive experience in Rwanda’s creative industry. His passion for performance began at a MUGISHA EMMANUEL young age through theatre productions in church and Ensemble during high school, before expanding into roadshows and community campaigns, where he used theatre and performance to communicate important messages and raise awareness around social issues. Today, his creative work spans film acting and filmmaking, theatre, comedy, social media influence, and digital content creation, reaching audiences both in Rwanda and internationally. His broad experience enables him to bring to the project a unique combination of a performer’s perspective, storytelling expertise, and an authentic contemporary Rwandan creative voice.
NAJWA WATSON Ensemble
NAJWA WATSON is a Memphis native whose artistic journey began at the age of five. At 15, she made her Hattiloo debut as a dancer in The Wiz and has since returned as a dedicated volunteer, choreographer, and now, HattiStaff. Most recently, she embodied “Jaja” in Jaja’s African Hair Braiding and received an honorable mention in Hattiloo’s 10-Minute Play Festival for her original work, Elderberry. A multi-faceted artist, Najwa has also worked as a singer, poet, painter, director, and more, with appearances in Memphis, Murfreesboro, St. Louis, New Orleans, Orlando, and Atlanta. This performance is dedicated to HattiYouth as a celebration of their shared growth and creativity. Najwa credits her journey in the performing arts to grace, faith, and her unwavering dedication to God.
SIMON IYARWEMA Ensemble
SIMON IYARWEMA is a Rwandan arts professional known for his work as a dancer, drummer, choreographer, actor, and film casting director. Simon trained in dance and contemporary movement at the National University of Rwanda (Huye): Has served as a Casting Director for several internationally acclaimed films shot in Africa, including Sometimes in April, Shooting Dogs, Shake Hands with the Devil, and Petit Pays (Small Country). The Last King of Scotland Kinyarwanda, The day God went away, Africa United, Un Dimanche a Kigali and Miss of the Nile Post Canada; His work in theatre and dance has taken him to stages and workshops across Africa and Europe. Simon Iyarwema has been noted as a leading casting director and Events Manager with Ubumuntu Arts Festival, Gorilla Naming Ceremony, Kwibuka Flame of Remembrance and Mashariki Arts Festival, reflecting his ongoing role in Rwandan Performing Arts cinema.
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CREW BIOS LAWRENCE BLACKWELL is an actor, director, and professor of African American theatre. Lawrence has created, directed, and performed pieces that explore American, African American, and Latino American culture. As a professor of theatre, he has worked at LAWRENCE BLACKWELL Columbia College Chicago, The University of Memphis, Fight Choreographer Rhodes College, Southwest Community College, and LeMoyne-Owen College. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Cazateatro Bilingual Theatre Group and serves on the Memphis/Shelby County Film Commission.
KARLON DOCKERY Audio Engineer
PATRICIA SMITH Costume Designer
KARLON DOCKERY is an audio engineer and multimedia creative skilled in sound design, film editing, and live production. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from Lane College in 2024 and advanced his training through Belmont University’s master’s program, where he is also a member of the Audio Engineering Society. Karlon has engineered live sound for Barefoot Republic, supported production with CoPilot, and worked across camps, performances, studios, and film projects. He is excited to work on Elf the Musical Jr, bringing versatility, precision, and a sharp creative ear to every production. PATRICIA SMITH boasts a remarkable background, having played Judge Dunbar in NBC's Bluff City Law. Her theatrical journey features performances in Ain't Misbehavin' and a role as Assistant Director for Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, both in Milan, Italy. Additionally, Patricia directed Hattiloo's Black Nativity in collaboration with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra. With a wealth of experience in performing, directing, and costuming at Hattiloo Theatre, her most recent projects include directing and costuming A Motown Christmas and a supporting role on film, which has not yet been released.
CYD TRICE Projection & Sound Designer
JARROD WALKER Director/ Lighting Designer
KIM WICKS Stage Manager
CYD TRICE has been working in theatre productions for over thirty years. Since she first began her career, she has taken on various roles from director, designer, and actor to prop master, videographer, and stage manager. During her undergraduate studies at MIT, Cydnie was a part of Uncle Vanya, La Casa de Bernalda Alba, and the Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ musical Trial By Jury. Since returning to the Mid-South, Cyd has worked on hundreds of shows and films with Theatre Memphis, The Harrell Theatre, Hattiloo Theatre, Cazateatro, Germantown Community Theatre, New Moon Theatre, Stage 88 Productions, Playhouse on the Square, and Opera Memphis. JARROD WALKER is delighted to be serving the community with Hattiloo Theatre. He was the director of the Drama Ministry at Elizabeth Baptist Church (Atlanta) for 6 years and directed several productions during his tenure. One of his favorite directing credits was Class Act with Rising Sage Theatre. He has a B.A. in Production Studies in Performing Arts from Clemson University, where he joined Alpha Psi Omega (theatre fraternity). His love of storytelling and creating experiences is also showcased in his event planning and graphic design work. He is grateful to Ekundayo and Hattiloo theatre for the opportunity to express his creativity. He dedicates this work to all of his loved ones watching him from above. KIM “SUNSHINE” WICKS began her training at the Mississippi School of the Arts and earned her BLS in Directing & Playwriting from the University of Memphis. She has been blessed to perform multiple roles in theatre and film from director to stage manager, and more. Kim has served as Assistant Director with Hattiloo Theatre for Gem of the Ocean, Velveteen Rabbit, and Sistas the Musical. She has also served as Stage Manager with Hattiloo Theatre since 2016, working on shows such as Take the Soul Train to Christmas; Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting; Fetch Clay, Make Man; Selma: A Musical Tribute; Women in the Pit; and Five Guys Named Moe. She is thankful to her backbone–her moms.
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MEET THE HATTILOO STAFF EKUNDAYO BANDELE (Hattiloo Founder & CEO) is the founder and CEO of Hattiloo Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, one of the only freestanding Black repertory theaters in the region. Founded in 2006, Hattiloo produces six to eight plays each season that give artists and audiences the opportunity to experience the ancestral knowledge and indigenous practices of Black people in a Black space. Under Bandele’s leadership, Hattiloo has achieved national recognition for centering Black culture in its programming. The theatre has presented works featuring Harry Lennix (The Blacklist, The Matrix), Charles S. Dutton (Roc), and Debbie Morgan (All My Children). In 2021, it premiered Geoffrey Owens’ one-man show Now I Am Alone, and in 2025 staged a workshop of Broadway playwright Kennon Scott II’s The Genius of Being Stupid. In 2018, Hattiloo was recognized by the August Wilson Society and the Pittsburgh Gazette for completing August Wilson’s full Century Cycle. Bandele’s directing credits include The Bluest Eye by Lydia Diamond, Hurt Village by Katori Hall, and four plays by August Wilson. His acting credits include King Hedley in Wilson’s King Hedley II, Ulysses in Marcus Gardley’s Black Odyssey, and Levi in Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. His original plays include Judas Hands (Karamu House), If Scrooge Was a Brother (Jubilee Theatre), Tumbling Down (MAP Fund Commission), and Take the Soul Train to Christmas (The Ensemble Theatre). Between 2018 and 2020, he staged three international productions in Milan, Italy. He led a 4.3 million dollar capital campaign between 2012 and 2014 to build Hattiloo’s facility and endowment and negotiated long-term one dollar per year leases that expanded its campus, including the Hattiloo Technical Theatre Center. Hattiloo has remained debt free since its founding. In 2021, Bandele founded and led the three-year Black Theatre Managers Fellowship, funded by the Black Seed Fund. In 2023, he established the Hattiloo Institute of Black Theatre Studies at LeMoyne-Owen College, which offers three threecredit courses. Internationally, Bandele taught theatre management in Khartoum, Sudan. A Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude graduate of Morehouse College, he studied theatre in Kigali, Rwanda, and Limerick, Ireland, and completed executive training at the University of Maryland’s DeVos Institute, Leadership Memphis, and New Memphis Institute. His board service includes founding board member of the Overton Park Conservancy and the African American Museum of the Performing Arts in Chicago, founding steering committee member of the CRAFT Institute in Boston, former chairman of the Memphis Office of Youth Services, former co-founding chairman of Memphis Brand, and current advisory board member of the Ozmo Institute for Neuroaesthetics at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center. He is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, Epsilon Phi Chapter.
Bandele actively supports artists through sponsorships, painting commissions, and stipends that have resulted in the establishment of new organizations, the creation of new plays and musicals, and the launch of careers in film and technical theatre. In 2024, he launched Bandele Blueprint, a consulting firm that helps arts organizations build revenue, grow audiences, and strengthen cultural authenticity. DEBRA BRANDON (Events & Communications Manager) is a Memphisbased strategist, creative producer, and marketing project manager with a deep appreciation of the arts as a tool for connection, reflection, and cultural preservation. Her background includes digital marketing, event planning, creative direction, and community-centered programming, with a focus on helping meaningful work reach the people it is meant to serve. Known for blending thoughtful strategy with creative care, Debra brings a people-first approach to every project she touches. She is proud to contribute to Hattiloo Theatre's work of uplifting Black stories, artists and audiences in Memphis and beyond. AMARI HARRIS (Guest Service Personnel) is a Memphis native from Bartlett, TN. He has a deep passion for the art of acting, theatre, and film. He has done 2 shows at Hattiloo, his most recent being Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. He enjoys photography, music, and writing. He is a proud to be a part of the Hattiloo team, and is excited to continue to support and share this mission with audiences and artists alike! NATE HERRINGTON (Marketing Coordinator) is a Memphis native from Westwood, Memphis, TN. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Christian Brothers University in 2024 and specializes in social media marketing. Outside of his marketing work, Nate is passionate about photography, videography, and all things music. He owns the photography brand Nate Herrington Photography and creates visuals for local artists in the Memphis scene under the brand name Limbø Visuals, collaborating with his collective of visual creators known as 4x Collective. He is proud to be part of the Hattiloo team and looks forward to sharing its mission with audiences both inside and outside the theatre walls.
PATRICIA SMITH (Theatre Production Manager) boasts a remarkable background, having played Judge Dunbar in NBC's Bluff City Law. Her theatrical journey features performances in Ain't Misbehavin' and a role as Assistant Director for Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, both in Milan, Italy. Additionally, Patricia directed Hattiloo's Black Nativity in collaboration with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra. With a wealth of experience in performing, directing, and costuming at Hattiloo Theatre, her most recent projects include directing and costuming Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and a supporting role on film, which has not yet been released. ROSANNA SMITH (Office Manager), a Tennessee native from southwest Memphis, is the eldest of nine children born to Rev. J. W. Smith, Sr., and Lillie B. Smith. She graduated from Mitchell High School in 1967 and attended the University of Tennessee at Martin. Her career began in 1970 as a Reservationist at American Express, followed by a role as an Office Manager at Murphy Oil Company. Rosanna earned an Associate Degree in Accounting and Data Processing from Memphis School of Commerce in 1973 and worked as an assistant bookkeeper at Goodwill Industries before joining Kroger in 1974. She served as an accounting clerk and office manager at Kroger until her retirement in 2002. After retirement, she worked at Katz Worldwide Logistics and the Shelby County Health Department until late 2013. In her religious community, Rosanna was an Administrative Assistant and Church Clerk at Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church for 33 years and held various educational roles at Kimbrough Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Lamar, Mississippi. She has received numerous awards and certificates for her contributions to Christian education and community service. JARROD WALKER (Theatre Manager), an imaginative trailblazer, is fueled by an inherent passion for creativity. Jarrod has immersed himself in event coordination, theater direction, and product launches for over two decades. Whether orchestrating weddings, plays, or other significant life events, his ability to infuse creativity into every project is the driving force behind his success. As an accomplished event professional, administrative assistant, and theater director, he is dedicated to crafting unparalleled experiences for his clients and audiences. From providing essential administrative support to executing productions, he has played a pivotal role in turning clients’ dreams into tangible realities. For Jarrod Walker, the possibilities are boundless when creativity takes center stage, and his journey continues to be a testament to the transformative power of artistic innovation.
NAJWA WATSON (Engagement Coordinator), a Memphis native of Jamaican descent, brings over 14 years of administrative expertise to her role at Hattiloo Theatre. Her commitment spans nearly 15 years, reflecting a profound dedication to community and service. Najwa excels in organizing, project support, delivering exceptional customer service, and coordinating special events. Hattiloo is not just her workplace but her second home, where she contributes proudly as a professional, performer, and creative force. With gratitude and honor, she will consistently embody Hattiloo's values through her endeavors. FELICIA WHEELER (Patron Engagement Coordinator), an advocate for the power of creative expression, is a multidisciplinary artist and experienced nonprofit arts professional specializing in development and fundraising strategies. With a foundation in arts administration and education, Felicia brings a deep understanding and passion to both the artistic and operational sides of the creative + cultural sector. In her current work, Felicia focuses on donor cultivation, relationship building, and strategic resource development in order to sustain and grow arts initiatives. Ardent about advancing the arts as a tool for community empowerment, Felicia Wheeler brings both creativity and rigor to every aspect of the work that she engages in and represents.
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CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE
Miller Dental Health, Inc National Endowment for the Arts Overton Square, LLC Turley Foundation, Inc. Becky Wilson Jeniam Theatre Endowment Fund
PRODUCER
American Endowment Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Boyland Dr. Jeanne and Frank Jemison, Jr. Dr. Irene Jones Pamela Pitts Bill & Ann Schultz The Hohenberg Foundation The Northcross Family
DIRECTOR
Clinton Woods Evelyn McKinney Jocelyn Henderson Kathy and J.W. Gibson Michael Campanaro Percy & Regina Baker Varnell Fund Zach Galifianakis, in tribute of Mary Frances
DESIGNER
Amy Simpson André & Monica Wharton Bathsheba Sams Carroll & Christine M. Todd Cheryl Browne
Clarence/Harriett Halmon Dr. Antonio D Tillis Dr. Jan Young Elgie L. Barfield Elnora Jones Evelyn McKinney Gene and Carol Katz Fund Jan Young Jennifer Brown Jerome Edwards Kimmie McNeil Vaulx Margot McNeeley Roselle Gause Sandra Reed Sharon Taylor Sekeeta Thomas Sylvia Ford Brown Terri Smith-Anderson Vernon H. Stafford, Jr. William Etnyre
CELEBRITY
AC & Ruby Wharton Bruce Marshall Cardell & Nefertiti Orrin Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Memphis Alumae C Desiree "Faith" Morris Dr. Almella Y Starks-Umoja Jane Lewis Jewish Foundation of Memphis Judith C. Boyd, Ph.d LaDean Stewart Ladrica Menson-Furr Louise Levin Mary Magin Pamela Z. Clary Rosanna Smith Sonia Walker Takeitha Chambers Vanelder Nichols Veda Ajamu Verna Alexander Wendy R. Oliver Willie and Sandra Brooks Woods Sr. & Associates
STAR
Andrienne Elem Angela "Angela Ford" Hayes Ann M. Frogge Anniace Parker Antoinette Lewis Beryl D. Freeman Brenda J. Peters Carla Smith Courtney N. Davis Deidre Malone Dr. Charlotte M Freeman Dr. Jimille Doyle Elise A. Hayes Erica & Felix Griggs Everett & Kourtney Carpenter Felicia Fowler Gale Jones Carson Gilbert A. & Lillian F. Hammond Gustenia Scott Jacqueline Collins Jacquelyn Taylor-Mays Jameice DeCoster-Edmunds Jarrod Walker Jason Noel & Dimika Cavalier Jerrie Y. Watkins Jerry & Deborah Wigginson Jerry Stokes Jessica Reese John & Jacquelyn Dodd Joyce M. Turner Kerri Wilburn Kimberly Cunningham Lou Etta Burkins Lynette Miller Mary White-James Maurice & Garnette Coleman Merlean Jackson-Hill Mike Jackson Mitchell Ghant Paris Ducker Patricia Hewitt Phyllis Carter Roosevelt & Jo Ann Allen Sharon Barnett-Myers Sharon Shaw*** Sheorldine White Stacy Brown Terrena Moore Tonya Shaw Young Valerie Adair Will Hopkins
20 FOR 20
Barbara George Colene Wade Devonda Nelson
Donna Olds White Geana Ferrell Jacqueline Muskin Jeannie Clay Jennifer Watts Joyce Galloway** Judy Echols Karen R Jackson Kathy M. Ladner & Tim L. Curry Kizzy Rogers Louis Paris Maria Todd Marlena Shorter Jones Najwa Watson Pamela Watson Priscilla Johnson Selestine Pugh Tereasa Breckenridge Tymikia & Nicholas Glenn* Unspeakable Joy Photography Viola Bates Vontyna Winfrey
SMALL & MIGHTY
Alaunda Floyd Alteena Edwards Angela L. Staples Angela Williams Anthony Carl "Tony" Horne Armie Walker Audrey Arrindell Audrey Hawkins Davis Beverly Roberts Beverly Cox Beverly S. Davis Blanchie McGaughy Brenda Tutwiler C & L Edwards Carolyn Head Casandra Clark Chikeeta Numa Claire "Kendall" Kolheim Clarice White Claudette Mason Claudia Shields Crystal Quarles Danielle Johnson DeAndra Kelly Deborah Frazier Debra Butler Dee Lisa Cothran Derrick Muhammad Diane Austin Dr. Cherlyn Conner Dr. Jodice Lee-Belisle & Rev. Russell Belisle Dr. Rosie Richmond Whalum Dr. ZeVida A Jones Elaine D. Taylor Elsie Lewis Bailey
Evette Vinnett ENSENMBLE Felicia Fayne Adrian Phelps Gail Murray Anne Whirley Geraldine Sykes Brandi Payne Grenda Poole Brigitta Phillips Gwendolyn S. Campbell Candace Tate Jackie Johnson Carldell Hudson Carrie Harris Jackie Pride Daphne Reed Jacqueline Oselen David Johnson Jana Kinkle David Richardson Jennifer McGrath Derrick Payne Jimmie Johnson Dewana Edwards Joe Calhoun Emma Crystal John Whirley Erica Gilland Joseph & Angel Ivey Erica Goodrich Joseph Craig Erma Elzy Joyce Johnson Estelle Anderson Walter Family Fund Kaitlynn Tharpe Geoffrey Bakewell Kandace Stewart Guy-Marcel Lilavois Karen Reed Jacqueline Sneed Kiwanis Club of Germantown Janas Jackson Linda K. Williams Janet Sutton Lois Williams Janice Ivory Mae Yancy Joel Johnson Mamie Turner Joy Doss Marilyn Coleman Justus Osenga Martha Hays Kathleen Gibbs Mary J. Cooper Keith Morton Melundee Scott Kevin A. Cothran Michi-Marcole Martin Kirk Boone Monica Odom Latrice Robinson Toombs Mr & Dr. Tracy Hall Leah Langford Nettie Crawford Lillian & Bernice Family Foundation Fund Nicole Clark Linda Phillips Oscar L. Young, Sr. Marie Fraise Patricia A Braswell Marilyn Whitney Paula Johnson-Rodgers Maxine Hill Portia Brown Melissa "M L" Barton Renita Standberry Melvin & Margaret Lee Rhoda Jones Mildred H. Langston Rutha Griffin Miska Shaw Sami Qreini Nancy Walker Shelia Jones Nicara McKenzie Sheryl Lemons Phyllis Gay Shirley Steward Rev James & Helen Smith Stacie V. Arbor Rev. Emily Smith Matheny Suzanne Martin Sallie A. Boyd Sandra H. Smith Tamara Pollard Scott Woodall Tamara Rogers Sharon Jackson Tarsha Jones, Crye-Leike REALTORS Shirley Oliver Therese Mangold Takeisha Berry Brooks Tradinah Johnson Trezevant Episcopal Home, in tribute of Rev. Veronica & Brett Batterson Wyndie Oliver Dr. Lawrence Turner Yvonne Carroll Vasheila "Fred & Shep Draper" Bachus Wayne Ferguson
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