CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS ON A SUCCESSFUL SUMMER WE LOVE YOU ALL! CONTINUE TO GROW INTO BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
LOVE YOUR FACILITATORS MRS. VEIRA, MRS. CHRISTIC, MS. KETURAH, MS. ASHLEY, MS. TERRIKA AND MS. JILLIAN JUNIOR DIVA SAMIRA MYRICK THANK YOU FOR JOINING US THIS SUMMER FEEL FREE TO LOOK TO US AS YOUR DIVA SISTERS. WE LOVE YOU!
WHAT’S INSIDE? MEET THE D.I.V.A.S CLASS OF 2009 BEGINNING ON PAGE 8 NEW D.I.V.A.S. AND RETURNING D.I.V.A.S. BATTLE IT OUT 13 KEEP UP WITH OUR SUMMER ATTIRE 16
FEATURING MISS D.I.V.A.S AND HER COURT 20 & 21
From the Mayor Greetings D.I.V.A.S
As the Mayor of Tallahassee, it is my pleasure to recognize the success of the 2009 Smith-Williams Center Girls Mentoring Program, Determined Individuals Vying for Awareness in Society (D.I.V.A.S). I offer even bigger congratulations to the program as a whole, as it completes its 10th year of service. I am certain that this program holds some of the most valued and treasured assets in our community – YOU! As Mayor, I strongly support this initiative, as it increases the knowledge and self-esteem of our young girls and provides a forum for positive role models and positive interactions. As participants of D.I.V.A.S, I also encourage you to strive for higher learning and I hope that you continue your leadership role in the program and in society. On behalf of the city of Tallahassee and its citzens, I wish the D.I.V.A.S prgram, its staff and its participants continued success.
CONGRATULATIONS ON 10 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT. Sincerely, John R. Marks III Mayor
From the Smith-Williams Center Supervisor
On behalf of the Smith-Williams Service Center, I take great pride in recognizing the outstanding D.I.V.A.S. Girls Mentoring Program of 2009 and the entire program in its 10th year of success. Within six short but successful weeks, we have witnessed these young ladies show their potential to develop and become productive, contributing members of society. The SmithWilliams Service Center plays an important role in advancing our community. Our comprehensive mission includes providing opportunities for our youth to expand their knowledge and talents, and to gain valuable leadership and social skills. We strive very diligently to support our youth in every way possible – to ensure they have a smooth and positive transition into adulthood. I would also like to thank our support organizations – the Smith-Williams Foundation, Inc. and the Smith-Williams Advisory Board, Inc., for their exceptional and invaluable assistance. In closing, I offer my best regards and warmest wishes. Congratulations D.I.V.A.S. on 10 prosperous years. Best Wishes, Frank Holmes Center Supervisor
From the Program Advisor Congratulations to the SmithWilliams Girls Mentoring Program— DIVAS on its 10th Anniversary. It has truly been a pleasure serving as Program Advisor—a title I do not take lightly. We have done and accomplished so much over the years. I am eternally grateful that I was given the opportunity to help mold and inspire the many young ladies who are and have been in this program. Embracing the old adage that “It takes a village to raise a child”, I believe that this program has definitely played a part in that role. We have indeed touched the lives of many young ladies in that village encouraging and inspiring them to explore who they are and increase their sense of self-worth. I would like to thank everyone who have helped along the way to make this program what it is today. A special thank you to the sponsors, workshop speakers, volunteers, and everyone who hung in there with us over the years helping us to execute our purpose and our focus. A grateful thanks to the parents, guardians, family members, and friends who have provided the leadership to these young ladies and allowed us to be mentors. It is our ultimate goal to help these young ladies become self-sufficient, motivated adults. To our beautiful DIVAS, Rock on! Rock on to a bright and successful future! Set the standard for your generation. And always remember— Your future depends on many things but mostly on you. So make the right choices! Do the right thing! Joy comes in the morning. Love you always. Sincerely, Julianne E. Veira, Program Advisor
From the Program Facilitator
D.I.V.A.S. 2009...
ARMANI CARLISLE
ASHLEY MONROE
AYANNA GEORGE
BALIAH BATTLE
BRESHONTE MOCK
ANTONIA WHYTE
BREANA GRIFFIN
AMEA SMITH
SETTING STANDARDS FOR THEIR GENERATION
COURTNEY GRANT
DAISIA GLENN
DA’SADRIA STEPHENS
CHAKILAH SMITH
DANISHA LARRY
BRYAUNA COOK
CHINYERE IJEOMA
DANIELLE SAUCIER
DEJA TAYLOR
DESTINY HUGGINS
EBONIE CROMARTIE
EDI ENO
ELEXUS DONALDSON
FAITH HOLMES
JABREA BATTLES
JACQUEL HUGGINS
JAQUAY MILLER
JAVONA GLOVER
KALICIA HOWARD
KEONDRA LESTER
KYNDAL DENNIS
LADAJE JONES
MA’KAYALLA FARMER
MARTINA GELETA
MOKISHA JOHNSON
SEFIYETU ABDULLAH
SHAQUERIA HOWARD
SHAYLA BORDERS
SHAYLA CLARK
ZEYANA SMITH
EKAYA ELLIS
DIAMOND SMITH
KATLYN CHAMBLISS
JAZMINE JONES
NEW DIVA VS. OLD DIVA By JaQuay Miller. My first year attending D.I.V.A.S. was a blast. I was not aware that there was a group for girls that offer
them structure. The mentoring program bestows plenty of opportunities for girls to become beautiful, determined young ladies. I’ve learned the importance of wanting to NOT be a statistic. As young, black females we are expected to be failures in society. Prior to coming to D.I.V.A.S., I was only somewhat aware of how to be a lady and what is expected of a lady. Throughout the program I have grown. Things that I thought were cool- I have set aside because they are not becoming of a successful D.I.V.A. We have discussions that allow us to share our experiences with the group in confidence. I most certainly plan on attending D.I.V.A.S. next year because this mentoring program not only helps young girls to respect one another, but to be more productive young ladies. I would also
recommend this program to other girls so that they will have a chance to better themselves. By Ebonie Cromartie Being a DIVA is more like a privilege to me. I started off in the 6th grade, hot in the pants and with a bad attitude. D.I.V.A.S. was just the place for me. After my first summer in D.I.V.A.S., I improved my attitude, looked the opposite direction of boys and kept my head in the books. My first year in the program, I didn’t get an award. I wasn’t mad though, because I had had so much fun that I decided to go back the next year, and the next year after that and so on. Now I’m a positive young LADY and I know the difference between a girl and a young lady. The summer after 8th grade I won the award for most improved and I was very happy because I really felt like I’d improved even more that summer. Every young lady comes to D.I.V.A.S. every summer with something negative. But they end up leaving with many positive things. In D.I.V.A.S. we are taught how to prepare ourselves for society. We are taught to be determined to do whatever we want to do in life. We are also taught to be respectful to ourselves and of other’s opinions. We are Determined Individuals Vying for Awareness in Society.
By Faith Alexia Holmes Hello, my name is Alexia Holmes. I am going to the 8th grade at Florida High School and I’m 14 years old. I have been member of D.I.V.A.S. for three years so I am very capable of sharing with you what the girls mentoring program is all about. At the beginning, a lot of people may come with attitudes and difficult personalities, but trust me, Mrs. Christic will get that out of them. For example, one time another DIVA and I “got into it” and, instead of being the bigger person, I kept the argument going. I realized I was wrong when Ms. Terrika, Ms. Keturah and Mrs. Christic gave me a talk about the difference between a girl, a young woman and a lady. It is very important for girls to grow up and realize that the world is changing by the minute. D.I.V.A.S. are the young ladies that are going to make a difference in their community. This is why I keep coming back to D.I.V.A.S. every year. This program keeps girls from getting into trouble over the summer. I have a different meaning for life now because I finally understand why my life is so important and why it is also important for me to succeed in life. I know for a fact that when I come to D.I.V.A.S. I am following positive leaders that would like for me to succeed in life. D.I.V.A.S. has changed me physically, mentally and emotionally.
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THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM, WE WERE REQUIRED TO WEAR SPECIFIC ATTIRE FOR SPECIFIC DAYS. MONDAY WAS FOR EXCERCISE WEAR, WHEN OUR TRAINER, MS. BLACK CAME IN TO WORK WITH US. TUESDAYS WERE OUR CASUAL DAYS. WE COULD DRESS IN OUR EVERYDAY WEAR. ON WEDNESDAYS WE GOT DRESSED UP LIKE BUSINESS WOMEN TO BE PRESENTaBLE FOR GUESTS. D.I.V.A.S. SHIRTS WERE A MUST ON THURSDAYS WHEN WE WENT OUT INTO THE COMMUNITY. THEN THERE WERE FRIDAYS. JUST LIKE ON TUESDAYS, WE GOT TO DRESS CASUAL AND COMFORTABLE
MEET OUR FACILITATORS
Keturah U. Austin is a first year D.I.V.A.S. enrichment counselor. She is a graduate from the University of Florida and brings her drive to improve her community as well as a passion for building character, self-confidence and awareness within all young women. With her “Southern Belle in the Kitchen” cooking –style, Ms. Austin has acted as our cooking coordinator who, along with the many talented D.I.V.A.S, have cooked delicious meals for their peers. A native of Tallahassee, Ms. Austin enjoys reading, cooking, traveling and writing. In her spare time she writes songs, poems and monologues. She hopes every D.I.V.A.S mentee will leave knowing that they are beautiful princesses and are sisters to each other. She would like the girls to be left with this quote: “Believe, when you are most unhappy, that there is something for you to do in the world. So long as you can sweeten another’s pain, life is not in vain.” - Helen Keller
Ashley is 18 years old and is an upcoming freshman at Florida A&M University. Ashley plans to major in performing arts and minor in broadcast journalism. Ashley is the granddaughter of Deborah Twitty And Wallace Twitty and he daughter of Layata Twitty and Anton Brooks. Ashley has been a previous DIVA and has the title of MISS DIVAS 2005. Ashley is a true Diva and plans to continue to walk in faith as she continues life.
Jillian is an upcoming senior at Lincoln High School and is planning on attending FAMU for college. She is a sweet and compassionate person whose aspiration is to become a veterinarian. Jillian is the daughter of Carolyn and Clayton Butler and she has 2 brothers. She is a former Miss Silver of the D.I.V.A.S. program and is now volunteering with the program. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Jillian is a peacemaker and always keeps things positive. Her wish for the DIVAS is that they continue to walk with their heads up and don’t allow anyone to change them.
Terrika M. Mitchell is a third year Magazine Production student at Florida A&M University where she has served as a staff writer/editor for the campus’ Journey Magazine. She is a native of Tallahassee, FL. where she graduated from Rickards High School. Terrika has enjoyed working with the D.I.V.A.S. program and being influential in the lives of young girls in the Southside community. Throughout the six week program, aside from organizing and instructing the girls, she has been in charge of taking and editing pictures for the girl’s end of the year magazine where they can keep an account of the summer. She would like the mentoring program to become a year- long project so that it may prosper and reach more girls in need of the services it provides. She is most grateful for the girls allowing her to be a part of their lives this summer and encourages them, in return, to “choose the road less traveled”.
MISS D.I.V.
D.I.V.A.
NAME: EBONIE NICOLE CROMARTIE PARENTS: REGINALD AND SABRINA CROMARTIE AGE: 16 SCHOOL AND GRADE: EAST GASDEN HIGH SCHOOL/ 11TH GRADE FUTURE GOAL: TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL AND TO ATTEND COLLEGE TO BECOME A DENTIST WHY WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME MISS D.I.V.A.S.: I WOULD LIKE TO BECOME MISS D.I.V.A.S. BECAUSE I FEEL AS THOUGH I HAVE THE ABILITY TO BE A DIVA LEADER. I AM ALSO VERY DETERMINED TO CHANGE THE GIRLS IN MY SOCIETY TO YOUNG LADIES. .
V.A.S. AND THE
.S. COURT!!!
MISS SILVER
JAVONA GLOVER MISS BLUE
ASHLEY MONROE
MOST TALENTED
BEST LEADERSHIP
CHAKILAH SMITH
DAISIA GLENN
MOST IMPROVED FAITH HOLMES
ADMINSTRATIVE AWARDS
SEFIYETU ABDULLAH AND AYANNA GEORGE
CONGRATULATIONS ARMANI CARLISLE &
D.I.V.A.S. of the Smith-Williams Service Center
FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT THE:
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Janice D. Wise, executive director
ARMANI CARLISLE
May GOD Bless You on Your Future Endeavors! FROM YOUR CHURCH FAMILY AT:
FLIPPER CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH 708 OSCEOLA STREET TALLAHASSEE, FL 32310 (850) 576-2343 REV. OLIVER SIMMONS, PASTOR
Sefiyetu Abdullah
We are all so proud of you. You are becoming a lovely young lady! always remain humble, kind and intelligent! Love, Mommy, Baba, Mikaili, Nana, Aunt Bunny, Aunt Nuni, Aunt Zenzi and Uncle “J �!
BEST WISHES
Armani Carlisle
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WE LOVE YOU ELEXUS DONALDSON. YOU ARE SPECIAL TO US! FROM MOMMY, MICHEAL, GRANDPA & GRANDMA
Congratulations to Shaqueria Howard Miss Blue 2008 from Pastor Rosalind Tompkins and the Turning Point International Church Family! May God Bless and Keep You! With Love, Pastor Rosalind Y. Tompkins
DEJA TAYLOR CONGRATULATIONS! I AM SO PROUD OF YOU. YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL AND BRIGHT YOUNG LADY. DR. YVONNE BELL
Congratulations Deja Mona’ Taylor! “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will direct your path,” Proverbs 3:5-6 Remember, with God, all things are possible and you are too annointed to be disappointed. We love you. Your extended family. God Bless. Love, Parthenia Austin, Darthia Austin, Ann-Lee Austin, Gladys Davis, Doris Collins, Barbara and Einn Vickers and Ashley Rackley
To my beautiful niece, Miss Deja Mona’ Taylor, May all your dreams come true. Love you, Auntie Kechia and Tyler In loving memory of your loving, caring and nurturing mother and grandmothersMrs. Angela D. Paramore-Taylor, Ms. Loretha D. Jefferson, and Mother Ida Mae Jefferson-Ardley
Congratulations to our Divas, Javona and Jabrea! You are our shining stars. Remember to put God first in all that you do, and you will never fail. Isaiah 40:8 NURTURE YOUR MIND WITH GREAT THOUGHTS; FOR YOU WILL NEVER GO HIGHER THAN YOU THINK. THE GRASS WITHERS, THE FLOWERS FADE BUT THE WORD OF GOD STANDS FOREVER. LOVE GRANDMA AND GRANDDADDY
Miss Danielle Terebia Saucier is the daughter of Willie and Linda Suacier and the granddaughter of Jennie v. Fowler. She is a graduate of Bethel Christian Academy and Fairview Middle School. She will be attending Rickards High School for the 9th grade. Danielle is a very talkative person but has a lot of great ideas to share wit others. She is also an only child but she is not spoiled. Danielle is an active member in the Girls Up-Keep and Awareness Organization through Bethel A.M.E. Church, the youth department and jr. ushering board at St.John M.B. Church, and is a member of the Tallahassee Girls Choir of Choice. CONGRATULATIONS ON BECOMING A D.I.V.A. DANIELLE!
LOVE DAD, MOM AMD GRANDMA
Congratulations Zeyana
“I can do all things through him who gives me strength.” Philippians 4:13 New International Version Love Always, Mom and Grandma
JACQUEL (JAY) AND DESTINY (DESI) HUGGINS THANKS FOR BEING WONDERFUL DAUGHTERS. YOU TWO MAKE US SO PROUD. THINGS MAY GET HARD AS YOU CONTINUE TO BLOSSOM INTO THE GREAT LADIES GOD MADE YOU TO BECOME. JUST KEEP GOD FIRST AND KNOW THAT WE’RE ON YOUR SIDE! LOVE MOM AND DAD
Style may be on the surface, but you can be deep and still have some. ~ Clarissa Gough
Ekaya, you have a great DIVA style and we love it becausw we know that you are also “deep” on so many different levels. Mom, GG, Khya and Zakari
TO OUR BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER DIAMOND SMITH. WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! WE LOVE YOU.
MR. AND MRS. WENDELL F. SMITH JR.
CONGRATULATIONS DIAMOND SMITH! LOVE YOUR GRANDPARENTS, BENJAMIN AND CONNIE PYE “THE BEST IS YET TO COME” WE LOVE YOU D.I.V.A.S.
CONGRATULATIONS TO MY GRANDAUGHTER DIAMOND SMITH! FROM YOUR GRANDMOTHER GLORIA PYE & AUNT VERONA “PSALM 1:21”
CELEBRATING SUC- WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU CESS! CELEBRATELEXUS ING YOU! DONALDSON! KEEP UP THE CONGRATULATIONS GOOD WORK. ARMANI CARLISLE FROM LUCY PRIDE AND FAMILY
FROM AUNTY PAM & UNCLE LAWRENCE
To Our Beautiful Goddaughter Diamind! YOU GO GIRL! ~~~~~~~~~ We love you.
Barbara, Willie and Gibran Congratulations Ekaya Ellis On becoming a true DIVA!
Escort Phillip Edwards And family
CONGRATULATIONS ANTONIA A.K.A. STEPHANIE For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John3:16 ********* We are so proud of you! Love Mom, Dad, Shereene and Sheniece ASHLEY, WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. YOU ARE GROWING UP TO BECOME THE YOUNG LADY THAT WE WANT YOU TO BE. YOU’RE SO SMART AND BEAUTIFUL AND WE ARE SO PROUD TO CALL YOU OUR DAUGHTER. ASHLEY, YOU HAVE IMPROVED IN SO MANY WAYS AND HAVE MADE US PROUD. YOU ARE EXCELLING IN SUCH GREAT WAYS. LOVE MOM AND DAD
PSALM 127:3 CHILDREN ARE A GIFT FROM THE LORD; THEY ARE A REWARD FROM HIM. WE THANK GOD FOR HIS GIFT AMEA! WE ARE SO PROUD AND HONORED TO BE YOUR FAMILY. WITH ALL OUR LOVE, DAD, MOM, TERENCE AND TREY CONGRATULATIONS TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER, MISS AMEA K. SMITH! FOR YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING THE D.I.V.A.S. PROGRAM...I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU. I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH FROM YOUR GRANDMOTHER, MRS. VERONICA S. ASH
CONGRATULATIONS AMEA ON YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING THE D.I.V.A.S. MENTORING PROGRAM THIS YEAR. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. FROM YOUR CHURCH FAMILY, NEW EVANGEL TEMPLE C.O.G.I.C.
CONGRATULATIONS DEJA ON A JOB WELL DONE! ~~~~~~~ LOVE GODMOMMY KIM AND GODSISTER KENNEDY
MAY GOD FOREVER BLESS YOU DEJA TAYLOR! LOVE
CONGRATULATIONS DEJA ON YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE D.I.V.A.S. PROGRAM. LOVE YOU
ALLE KAY JEFFERSON
UNCLE AND AUNT KASHIMA AND NAOMI HERBERT ST. THOMAS, V.I.
BEST WISHES ON ALL YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS DEJA!
CONGRATULATIONS DEJA TAYLOR!
LOVE YOU!
LOVE YOUR UNCLE BRAZIL PENN
GRANDMOTHER ETHLEEN TAYLOR ST. THOMAS, V.I.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES DEJA TAYLOR!
CONGRATULATIONS DEJA TAYLOR!
LOVE YOU!
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!
GRANPA OLIVER HILL AND AUNTIE ANGELA HILL
LOVE AUNTIE NIVEA AND KILEA
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
“DIVA DEJA” YOU ARE DESTINED FOR GREAT THINGS IN LIFE. LOVE COUSIN CARLA
BEST WISHES TO A LOVELY YOUNG LADY DEJA MONA’ TAYLOR WE LOVE YOU!!! LAMONICA MACKBUTLER VERA G. MACK
TO DEJA MONA’ TAYLOR CONGRATULATIONS, “DIVA STYLE” LOVE, THE PATTERSON FAMILY
God’s Blessings and Grace to the Most!
Darling, Extraordinary, Joyful, Adorable Young Lady that we know…and LOVE! Best Wishes to Deja M. Taylor and the D.I.V.A.S. of the Smith Williams Foundation, Inc. From Aunt Gloria Jean, Cousins Sandi Marie & Darryl Eugene II “D Jai” In Loving Memory of your Mother, Granny Lola and Granny Boo, Angela D. Paramore-Taylor Loreatha Jefferson Ida M. Jefferson-Ardley “Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, Believe also in Me.” John 14:1 We are very proud of you and We Love You Very Much!
KYNDAL,
CONGRATULATIONS
YOU ARE A YOUNG LADY SO FULL OF ENERGY.
KYNDAL DENNIS, DIVA
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU FOR TAKING FOOTSTEPS TO BECOME THE DIVA THAT YOU ARE. LOVE, MOMA, DAD, KAYLON, KIARA, WUGGA AND KELSEY
“REMEMBER YOU CAN DO ALL THINGS THROUGH CHRIST WHO STREGNTHENS YOU” LOVE, GRANDMA
CONGRATULATIONS KYNDAL DENNIS
CONGRATULATIONS KYNDAL!
YOU ARE MY FAVORITE DIVA! MS. JASMINE, NEIGHBOR
BEST WISHES DEJA
TO MY WONDERFUL NIECE, DEJA TAYLOR I AM SO PROUD OF YOU! LOVE AUNTIE BERNICE KING
MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! GOOD LUCK DEJA!
CONGRATULATIONS TO A LOVELY YOUNG LADY,
LOVE KATIE WILLIAMS
DEJA TAYLOR (MISS MISSY) LOVE COUSIN RHYNA JEFFERSON
YOU’RE THE GREATEST ELEXUS DONALDSON! KEEP DOING WELL!
MAY GOD BLESS YOU ELEXUS DONALDSON! WE’RE PROUD OF YOU
FROM RAMONA, CLAYTON, HALIE AND HANNAH
FROM REV. & SIS. ALDREGE YOUNG
BEST WISHES DANIELLE YOU ARE TRULY GOD’S CHILD YOUR FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOU
WISHING YOU MUCH SUCCESS ARMANI CARLISLE
RANDLE FAMILY PROVERBS 31:31
FROM THE STAFF OF ELITE PRESCHOOL
BEST WISHES ARMANI CARLISLE
MAY GOD BLESS YOU ARMANI CARLISLE
FROM JEROME, LAUWANDA &JERION FITZ’
FROM UNCLE ERIC & AUNT DEARLINE BROWN
CONGRATULATIONS ARMANI CARLISLE!
ARMANI CARLISLE
WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN ALL YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS! FROM SAMAI & JOHNNY GRAY We Are Proud of You
Antonia FROM GRANDMA AND GRANDPA
KEEP GOD IN YOUR LIFE & THE REST WILL FOLLOW! UNCLE REGINALD & GLORY BROWN
PATRONS RUTH ARMSTRONG PATRICIA PETERSON MARISSA & ANDRE HENDERSON MARGARET & GEORGE DUNCAN VIRENA BROWN JESSIE WHITE BARBARA FLOOD GEORGE ALLEN MR. & MRS. MICHIEL STEPHENS MR. & MRS. SINGLETARY SHONDA BIVINS, PENSACOLA WALTER BIVINS, PENSACOLA GRANNY BESSIE, PENSACOLA SHAWN BLACK, PENSACOLA ANDRE SMITH, PENSACOLA JIMMIE DENNIS, ST. AUGUSTINE PAULETTE MCCASKILL, PENSACOLA SAM JOHNSON DELPHINE HALL AMANDA LOVE & FAMILY DARREL SIMMONS, PARTY HEADQUATERS BRIDGET KING RAQUEL JONES SMITH ANGELA THOMAS