DELTA DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER NEWSLETTER Vol 4

The Watch Begins

January 1, 2023

BROTHER RYAN DOBSON CHAPTER PRESIDENT

EXECUTIVE EDITOR

Brother Dr. George L. Lockhart '89 ΔΔΛ

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Brother Alfred Fields '87 IΔ

Brother Morris Bell '03 ΔΔΛ

WRITERS

Brother Michael Brown, '16 UΛ

Brother Isaac 'Ike' Robinson, '68 ΔΔΛ

Brother Orville T. Lawton, '83 ΔΔΛ

Brother William Hutchinson, '99 DB

Charles Passey- Palm Beach Post

CONTRIBUTORS

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

The Palm Beach Post

Isaac 'Ike' Robinson '68 ΔΔΛ

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Brother Adrian Muckle '21 ΔΔΛ

Brother Nepoleon Collins '18 ΔΔΛ

Brother Alfred Fields, '87 IΔ

Brother Gregory Holmes '71 ET

Brother James Wilkerson ’93 IΔ

EDITORIAL OFFICES

P.O. Box 866 WPB, FL 3340

Greetings on behalf of the Delta Delta Lambda Chapter of The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated!

Thank you for retrieving our latest newsletter The Alpha Times. This newsletter is a tool we use to share relevant and valuable information within the chapter and with the community.

To the uninitiated, we are the first, distinguished, and leading black Greek organization of Palm Beach County, chartered on January 1, 1947, by nine well-educated men with a purposeful vision. Since that time, the chapter has introduced hundreds of quality college-educated men to the world and through the portal of Palm Beach County as Alpha men. The chapter has reliably promoted enhancing the quality of life of this community through its aims: Manly Deeds, Scholarship, and Love for all Mankind! Moving as one entity our chapter relishes its members populating nearly every professional field namely: Education, Medicine, Law, Entrepreneur, Police, and others.

I am delighted to be serving as the President of Delta Delta Lambda Chapter for the calendar years 2023, and 2024 with a robust emphasis on mentorship, and community, and to continue to transform our communities for the better. Our focal point will be on the L.I.F.E. series (lessons in financial empowerment) and Health issues.

We encourage you to spend some time reading through this vibrant informational instrument to learn more about our chapter and the myriad of events we underwrite locally. We also encourage you to peruse our social media links for the most recent activities affecting our community.

Sincerely,

Ryan Dobson

Ryan Dobson

Chapter President, Delta Delta Lambda 2023-2024

Brother Dr. George L. Lockhart, ΔΔΛ, '89 Immediate

Past Chapter President

2020-2022

My Dear Brothers,

As I conclude my presidency, I am elated to pass on the chair to a very capable brother, Ryan Dobson ('03 ΔΔΛ), who will serve you for the next term. I am encouraged by his new cabinet's enthusiasm, ability, and availability to serve this office with the regal aspect it requires.

In thirty-four years of Alphadom, experience admits the following: This seat offers a steep learning curve of communication, intelligence, and patience when working with the chapter. Two years elapse quickly, and if significant changes are to emote, it involves a buy-in from the chapter to be successful. Over that period, we placed precipitous demands on the chapter for a transcending mobility for the (then) future including:

• Aggressive Reclamation Plan

• Fraternal Awareness in the Community

• Chapter Voting Procurement

• Increase in Chapter Funds by the end of the fiscal year

• Chapter Growth

I’m excited to report the bell tolled and the chapter rallied to the call. Through chapter collaboration - all of the forecasting models had a meteoric increase…significantly!

I truly appreciate the support and encouragement the chapter has shown me and my cabinet the last two years and wish to make clear my gratitude for being able to get to know each of you both (professionally and personally) during my term as president. For sure, without your friendship, backing, and cooperation, my time in the seat would not have been prosperous.

I look forward to keeping in contact and hearing updates about your work, personal life, or whatever! Please don’t hesitate to get in touch should you need anything or want to catch up. Deemed an Effective Communicator, I return calls :-)

I want to again thank you and extend those wishes to our entire team. What an incredible and fruitful journey it has been.

FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS

No man is an island, Entire of itself. Each is a piece of the continent, A part of the main. If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less. As well as if a promontory were. As well as if a manor of thine own Or of thine friend's were. Each man's death diminishes me, For I am involved in mankind. Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee.

Yours in Alpha,

George L. Lockhart

Brother Dr. George L. Lockhart, '89 ΔΔΛ Chapter President 2022-2022

Author John Donne

Brother Michael Brown, Esquire, EΔ '16 Past Chapter Vice President

Brothers,

Over the last two years, I have been in awe at the feats my brothers have accomplished. Dozens of community service events, thousands of dollars raised in scholarships, and 13 new brothers welcomed into the house. In addition to this, we have an increased presence within the National Pan-Hellenic Council, and other community organizations.

Mobilizing the committees has been a joy! Over the two years, all committees were wholly involved with their work for the fraternity - especially the Political Action Committee. I must infuse my favorite labor of love was energizing the brothers to get trained to participate in the voting precincts. Surely, we are ready to elevate to the next level - hosting a voting station.

It has truly been an honor to serve as the Vice-President of The Delta Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha over the last two years, and I'm looking forward to what the Chapter has in store for 2023!

I am looking forward to it.

Respectfully,

Mike Brown

Brother Michael Brown, Esquire

The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Delta Delta Lambda Chapter

Seventy-Five Years of Service

Founded January 1, 1947

Palm Beach County

On January 4, 2023, Mayor Keith James, of the City of West Palm Beach, issues a proclamation to Delta Delta Lambda Chapter (DDL) commemorating seventy-five years of its existence in West Palm Beach, FL. DDL is the oldest Black Greek organization in the Palm Beach County.

Historically, after World War II in 1945, the population of Palm Beach County grows quickly. While Blacks work on the railroad and help build hotels, some run their own businesses. In 1940, Brother Clifton G. Dyson (AX) opens up a drugstore in West Palm Beach, and becomes a registered real estate developer, and a broker. A graduate from Fisk University, where he serves as president of the famous Fisk Jubilee Singers, becomes a member of the prestigious Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He associates with Brother Dr. Robert Smith, Sr. (ΔB), a noted dentist in the area from BethuneCookman College and Alpha Southern Regional Director.

During the Fall of 1946, these two bring down Brother Dr. William Stewart from Jacksonville, FL, who opens Roosevelt HS. He, in turn, brings Brother Britton G. Sayles to replace him as the principal. These four identifies five other black-educated Alpha brothers gather to formulate this chapter On January 1, 1947, is granted a charter with the Greek letters Delta Delta Lambda Chapter. Unknowingly, they become "trailblazers, role models, and pioneers of fraternal life.

We will culminate the celebration of this special evening on March 4, 2023, at the Marriott Hotel, 4000 RCA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. Honoring the founding of the chapter, its charter founders, and the fraternity Jewels. We will be celebrating with all of you. Brother Fletcher Mayes (Delta Beta chapter ’81) is the proprietor.

THE ALPHA TIMES

Bro. Ryan Dobson, Chapter President Mayor Keith James

Bro. Dr. George L. Lockhart Immediate Past President

Writer: Bro. Isaac Robinson, '68 ΔΔΛ

Deltadeltalambda.com

CONGRATULATIONS

TO

DELTA DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER

75 YEARS January 1, 1947

DDL CHAPTER FOUNDERS

1) Brother C.C. Benton, M.D.

2) Brother S.A. Cousin, A.M.E. Minister (Payne Chapel A.M.E. Church)

3) Brother Clifton G. Dyson, Businessman

4) Brother Erman W. Edgecombe, M.D.- Surgeon, Corresponding Secretary of The Sphinx magazine

5) Brother Murray Nealy - Educator

6) Brother Waldense Nixon, M.D.

7) Brother Robert L. Smith, D.D.S., Alpha Phi Alpha State Director and Southern Regional Director

8) Brother Dr. William B. Stewart - Educator, First Principal of Roosevelt High School

9) Brother James Young, D.D.S.

"Lest We Forget"

First Row (1950s)

Bro. L. A. Kirksey - FBA Hall of Fame FAMU Ties

Bro. St Elmo Greaux - PP; PBC School Admin

Bro. Dr. O.C. Bobby Daniels - UMASS Amherst, Band Director JFK Bro.

Clyde Alderman - Guidance Counselor SDPBC

Bro. Britton G. Sayles – Principal Roosevelt HS; Pres. Roosevelt JC

Bro. U. B. Kinsey – Elem Principal; fought John I. Leonard - (Superintendent) for black teacher wage increase in PBC w/ Bro. Thurgood Marshall

Third Row (1970s)

Bro. William ‘Boone’ Darden, Chief of Police Riviera Beach

Bro. Matthew C. Russell, Attorney

Bro. Bernard G. Jones, PP (2 terms) – Educator

Bro. Robert Smith, Jr. PP, PBC School Administrator

Bro. Theodore Sanders, PP, Educator

Bro. Dr. Charles White, PP, Educator

Second Row (1960s)

Bro. Dr. Gartrell Gaines, MD; Civil Rights Activist; Golfer Bro. Judge Edward G. Rodgers, First Black Judge in PBC Bro. Al Sutton - Coach, Black Florida HOF; State of Florida HOF Bro. Dr. Gerald Burke, PP – Educator

Bro. Paul Williams – PBC School Admin

Bro. Warren Hawkins – Swim Coach; PBC School Admin

Fourth Row (1980s)

Bro. Joseph Bell, Band Director Roosevelt Middle School Bro. John Cartwright, Educator, Basketball Coach Twin Lakes HS

Bro. Clifford Bridges - PBC School Admin, Political Activist

Bro. Isaac Robinson, PP– City Commissioner; School Admin

Bro. Dr. Orville T. Lawton, PP, Director Of Music SDPBC

Bro. Roosevelt Wilson, School Administrator

AN

MAN" Brother David Boles Takes on the Establishment

"THERE GOES

ALPHA

ALPHAS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Brother Dr.. Orville Lawton, '83 ΔΔΛ

"There is a Giant Walking Amongst Us"

Charles Passey, Palm Beach Post

The Ebony Chorale of the Palm Beaches represents singers, most of whom are not professional musicians by vocation, who dedicate their time to striving for excellence in the performance of choral music. Each week they give of themselves to be the best vocal musicians possible. Vacations and schedules are arranged to meet the demands of rehearsals and performances. They sing for the joy and the love of music.

Founded and directed by Dr. Orville T. Lawton, The Ebony Chorale made its debut in 1992. With the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus, the Chorale sang the choral movement of Beethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony for the dedication of the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach, Florida. The Chorale has performed with the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, James Judd, Conductor, and the Boston Esplanade Orchestra, Harry Rabinowitz. The Chorale was featured in Klezmer Does The Blues by Aaron Kula, producer, in a celebration of the connectedness between Jewish folk music and the Negro Spiritual. Additionally, the Chorale performed the concert version of Porgy and Bess with the Klezmer Orchestra featuring international opera stars Elizabeth Graham as Bess and Alvie Powell as Porgy. In the Celebration of George Gershwin's100th Anniversary, the Chorale performed with the Israeli Chamber Orchestra doing works by Gershwin conducted by Philippe Entremont. Additional performances have been for the Norton Art Gallery's Muse Series, Florida Atlantic University's African American Heritage Celebrations, University of South Florida's Conference on The Negro Spiritual, Sloan Kettering Cancer Research Foundation, and numerous performances and concerts including two collaborative patriotic concerts with Masterworks Chorus of the Palm Beaches.

In November 2006, the Chorale performed at the West Africa Choral and Performing Arts Festival in Ghana, West Africa. In March 2008, the Chorale participated in the Folk Song Competition at the International Festival of Choral Music in Verona, Italy. There were choirs from 25 countries represented at the festival, and The Ebony Chorale received a Second Place Silver Award in its first international competition. Additional performances were in Rome, Florence, and Naples.

In July 2010, the Chorale traveled to Salzburg, Austria, and performed in the Cantus Salisburgensis Summer Festival. The Chorale performed Mozart's Coronation Mass in the historic Salzburg Cathedral, directed by Maestro János Czifra, with an additional performance of selections from Carl Orff's Carmina Burana on the opening night of the festival. In February 2012, the Chorale participated in the Heritage Festival of Negro Spirituals in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In 2013 the Chorale was performed in Prague, the Czech Republic, Vienna, Austria, and Bratislava, Slovakia. In July 2014, the Chorale presented a full concert for The National Association of Negro Musicians' 95th Convention in Los Angeles, California, and hosted the convention in West Palm Beach in July 2016. In 2015 the Chorale traveled to Cape Town, South Africa, and gave concerts with local African choirs. Most recently, a small ensemble from the Chorale performed in a promotional performance of Disney's The Lion King with three cast members from the Broadway company. The Chorale has also been the backup choir for several of the Colors of Christmas Concerts with such artists as Peabo Bryson, Roberta Flack, Stefanie Mills, James, Ingram, Melissa Manchester, Rubin Stoddard, Aaron Neville, and Patty Austin. Also, a performance with John Tesh. In addition, the Chorale has been the lead-in choir for such Gospel greats as Mary, Mary, Shirley Caesar, Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, and Ty Tribbett. In February 2019, the Chorale will perform with Damian Sneed as part of the Kravis Center's Gospel Gala series.

In 2018 the Chorale won First Place in the Negro Spiritual Competition in Detroit, Michigan. To date, the Chorale has given over 500 performances throughout the state of Florida and in California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Michigan.

The Chorale will represent the State of Florida with the We Have A Dream Choral Festival in Washington, D.C., in honor of the 60th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's I Have A Dream speech in June 2023.

"The Ebony Chorale has the energy of a gospel choir and the precision of a fine classical ensemble."

THE IMPORTANCE OF BROTHERHOOD

fPledging The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc..

By Brother William Hutchings, Delta Beta''89

During my collegiate pledge time, the days seemed dreary, long, and dark. However, the process created an indissoluble oath with my line brothers who finished the journey with me. As a result, we still look out for each other when we are down and out and celebrate one brother who has accomplished a milestone in his life. When I meet another Alpha brother, we speak on the common thread which binds us – the pledging process. For it is in this progression that the brotherhood is shaped and churns around common goals and aspirations. Oh, we could talk for hours before migrating to casual talk. As a result, these (my) fraternity brothers make an obligation to each other beyond college, and promises are set for life. Some believe 'pledging' has no function in joining the fraternity. I say if the pledge process is detailed in such a fashion to weed out those who fail to keep their head when all about them are losing theirs - then it has merit. It becomes a life lesson. Ready to deploy when needed. Once one has crossed the burning sands, the word "brotherhood" has meaning and is used from the time we start recruitment of qualified men and continues to be used every day to describe why we joined or what we're looking for in the Fraternity. Few people ever find their true meaning in the word "Brotherhood" but for some reason, Greeks everywhere use it because they think it is what brings us all together. I can assure you if the process is stringent and clean – the brotherhood bond cannot be easily broken. For me, I am my Brother's Keeper!

Historically, Black males have had a unique experience in America that has not always been positive. However, today a Black male has been the President of the United States. Black males also hold positions as chief executive officers of corporations, attorneys, college professors, doctors, and other prominent and influential leaders in our society. With all of the success gained by Black men, who, in 2009, comprised approximately 12.6% of the U.S. population, they also account for approximately 39.4% of the prison and jail population (Nealy, 2008).

One way to continue to improve professional jobs while decreasing the penal system is exposure to positions of power early on. Early on, male students' language and cognitive skills begin to cement around their settings. Language barriers thwart critical thinking skills. The opposite is also true. As such, young black males can be effective conversationalists at dinner and at social gatherings, capable of expressing their thoughts on current events, books, music, art, and other subjects (Lerner, 2009). DDL's Men of Tomorrow (M.O.T.) Program supports the latter by identifying black male youths in their freshmen year of high school and infusing the abilities to develop greater independence, have an increased attention span, and can often spend long periods working on activities they enjoy, learning to use good judgment, express challenges at school with a black male, and shows interest in sports teams, social media, or pop culture. The M.O.T. experience offers exposure to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) during our college tour over spring break, to core classes for tutoring (i.e. physics, math, music), and conversation with Alphas who are entrepreneurs. All free of charge! Our data backs up the rhetoric. Since 1987 DDL has graduated one hundred percent of its MOT members who have completed all four years (1,679). More impressive is 90% of this number are college graduates. What is more exciting is many of the former M.O.T.s are giving back. Former local M.O.T.s include:

Law Enforcement Brother Lt. Arthur J. Bullard, ΘΓ ’97; Bro. Major Steven Thomas ΔΔΛ ’22

Education: Steven Price, Corey Brooks- HS Principal

Entrepreneurs: Bro. Timothy Shannon, AX ’98 - Life Coach; Tijan Redmon-Bey; Greg Eaton, Courtney Lowery – Barber; Sean Hawkins - Fitness Instructor;

Medical: Mario Dickerson

Engineer: Stephen Duval, Larry Scott - Electrician

Others: Rodney Nubin, Greg Wilson, Charles Edwards, Kenneth Wilson (RIP), Larry Scott, Brent Jones, Craig Whetley, Averril Thompson, Neal Martin

Writer: Bro. Dr. George Lockhart, '89 ΔΔΛ

Nealy, M.

J. (2008). Black men: Left out and locked up. Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, 24(26), 20-22. Lerner RM, Steinberg L, eds. Handbook of Adolescent Psychology, Volume 1: Individual Bases of Adolescent Development. 3rd edition. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons; 2009.

We are proud to highlight the accomplishment of former M.O.T. and Brother Major Steven Thomas, DDL '22 who worked alongside this young lady to bring The Riviera Beach Police Department to our goal of achieving our initial accreditation. The first accreditation in this 100-year-old policy agency. This initiative was started by Brother Nathan Osgood, ZAL '10, and was completed by Brother Major Thomas.

Former MOT Brother Lt Arthur J. Bullard, TG’'97

Sis. Sanchia Williams and Bro. Major Steven Thomas

Former MOT Brother Timothy Shannon, AX '98

DELTA DELTA LAMBDA 2022 AWARDS

EACH YEAR deserving brothers receive awards based on their Desire, Ability, and Availability while working with the chapter.

Their hard work and dedication cannot be remunerated but can be motivated and appreciated. The hard work and the loyalty demonstrated towards our organization for many years and or a proven year is awarded the chapter's heartiest gratitude and thankfulness. Everyone's fraternity/sorority needs a person with an abundance of confidence and positive values to get jobs done perfectly. Thank you for being that person.

CONGRATULATIONS ON 50+ YEARS in ALPHA

Gerald Burke

Alphonso H. Sutton

Cecil L. Adderley, Jr.

T.J. Cunningham

Walter J. Pierce, Jr.

Arthur W. Anderson, Ph.D.

Isaac Robinson

John Cartwright

Arthur Wright

James R. Sanders

Robert Smith, Jr.

James Davis

Gregory Holmes

Spring 1952

Fall 1954

Spring 1954

Spring 1964

Fall 1961

Summer 1962

Fall 1968

Fall 1968

Fall 1968

Spring 1970

Spring 1971

Spring 1972

Spring 1972

Beta Nu

Delta Psi

Alpha Omicron

Eta Kappa Lambda

Alpha Rho

Alpha Upsilon

Delta Delta Lambda

Delta Delta Lambda

Delta Beta

Delta Delta Lambda

Delta Delta Lambda

Beta Nu

Eta Tau

50 YEAR PIN AWARDS

Bro. Dr. Gerald Burke

Past President (1964-69)

Beta Nu

April 4,1952

Dr. Burke gets his pin

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Alphonso Sutton

Delta Xi

November 1, 1954

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Thomas. J. Cunningham

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Dr. Walter Pierce

Alpha Rho December 1, 1961

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Alpha Upsilon

August 17, 1962

Dr, Arthur Anderson

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Isaac 'Ike' Robinson Past President 1973-75 Delta Delta Lambda December 22, 1968

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. John 'Coach' Cartwright

Delta Delta Lambda

December 22, 1968

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Theodore Sanders

Past President

Delta Delta Lambda

May 24, 1970

50 YEAR PIN AWARDS

The Magnificent Seven Delta Delta Lambda

December 22, 1968

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Robert Smith, Jr. Past President 1982-83

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. James 'Levi' Davis

DDL Past President (2005-2010)

Beta Nu

March 1, 1972

50 YEAR PIN AWARD

Bro. Gregory Holmes

Eta Tau

February 26, 1972

2022 IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT AWARD

Bro. Emory Payne

Past President 2018-2020

Delta Delta Lambda

March 12, 2011

2022 THE CHARLES E. WHITE AWARD

Bro. James Wilkerson

Iota Delta

March 14, 1993

2022 BROTHER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Bro. Nicholas Young

Delta Delta Lambda

November 10, 2018

2022 OFFICER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Bro. Michael Brown

Upsilon Lambda

March 26, 2016

COMMUNITY RECOGNITION CONGRATULATIONS

BROTHER PYFROM '83 ZAL

Where band and life lessons were taught: Glades Central music hall named for Willie, Estella Pyfrom

Willie and Estella Pyfrom taught band and life lessons at Glades Central High School for 40 years. Now the school's music hall bears their names.

Valentina Palm, Palm Beach Post

Published January 14, 2023

BELLE GLADE — Schools were still segregated when Willie and Estella Pyfrom began teaching in The Glades. The couple dedicated their lives to educating children in western Palm Beach County, where they became role models with every lesson and

Now their names shine over the music hall at Glades Central High School.

“I felt humbled,” said Willie Pyfrom, 86, who served as the school's band director for 37 years. “I didn't teach because I had to. I taught because I wanted to. I had the joy of teaching some of the best kids."

Flanked by his children, grandchildren and hundreds of former students, Pyfrom unveiled Dec. 9 the silver lettering on the brick wall of the music building. Willie and Estella Pyfrom taught at the Belle Glade high school for four decades and in other classrooms around the county for almost 60 years.

“It doesn't get any better than this,” Willie said at the ceremony. The only thing missing was his wife. Estella, the founder of Estella’s Brilliant Bus, a mobile computer lab that served students in rural and underconnected parts of the county, died two years ago.

Brother

January 2020 - December 2022

"End of the Watch"

Dr. George L. Lockhart

Chapter President

Reginald Jackson, President Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Omicron Upsilon Lambda Chapter Delray Beach, FL

Ryan Dobson, President Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Delta Delta Lambda Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Joe Baker, Basileus Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Kappa Upsilon Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Cameron Simmons, Basileus Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Lambda Alpha Alpha Chapter Boynton Beach, FL

Terry Moore, Basileus Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Theta Gamma Gamma Chapter Belle Glade, FL

Paul Dumars, Jr., Polemarch Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.

Nate C. Collins, Polemarch Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Delray Beach Alumni Chapter

Octavian Prince, President Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Gamma Zeta Sigma Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Alvin Johnson, President Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Zeta Iota Sigma Chapter Delray Beach, FL

Horace Dozier, Sr., Polemarch Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Belle Glade - Pahokee Alumni Chapter

Shaundelyn D. Emerson, President Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Zeta Tau Omega Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Marcia Hayden, President Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Alpha Alpha Upsilon Omega chapter Royal Palm Beach, FL ChapterMu Rho Omega Chapter Belle Glade, FL

Dwanne S. Jackson Clayton, President, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Xi Pi Omega Chapter Delray Beach, FL

Ms. Leola Horton, President Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Delta Epsilon Zeta Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Iota Omicron Zeta Chapter

Christine Rouse, President Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Chi Zeta Zeta Chapter Royal Palm Beach, FL

Charlene Farrington, President Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Omicron Delta Zeta Chapter Delray Beach, FL

TBA

Basileus, Eta Eta Sigma Boynton Beach, FL

Denise Williams, President, Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. WPB Alumnae Chapter West Palm Beach, FL

Kiwana S. Howell, President Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. South Palm Beach County Alumnae Chapter Delray Beach, FL

Joanne Finney, President Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. Glades Alumnae Chapter Belle Glade, FL

Tequesta C. Alston Basileus, Gamma Gamma Sigma West Palm Beach, FL

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