Arts & Letters
Betty Shabazz & GEMS Institute
Alvenia Derban
Cheryl Mann
mvps
Delta Teen Pageant Laureen Mobley
DST JAX Camp Sunshine Darlene Dudley
Economic Development Johnna Daniels
Elections Jacquelyn Nash
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Finance
Akilah J. Pope
Sandra Hull-Richardson
Rita Scott
Founders Day
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Fundraising
Grant Development
Health & Fitness
Heritage and Archives
Teresa Shears Brazil
Sheila Campfield
Cheresa Boston
Jacquelyn Johnson
Karen Kincade
Information Communications & Tech Brittany Gillard
Institutional Research Cheresa Boston
Internal Audit Laureen Mobley
Legal Review/Rules of Order Regina Ford Courtney
May Week & Scholarship Jamesha Moore
Membership Alvenia Derban
Nominating
NPHC Karen Kincade
Jacqueline Slater
Projects & International Awareness
Antoya Shuler
Madam President shocked the chapter with a new award, the Delta Dear of the Year. By this
time, all ears were peaked and eager to hear the results. Soror Perselphone Coleman served
on several committees, given sisterly advice, assisted with writing up awards and has led the
charge for the Delta Precinct for years. With tears in her eyes, Soror Coleman’s quiet
presence and humble spirit touched us all.
Last but not least, the award everyone was waiting to be announced. The membership was
anxious to hear what soror had stood out amongst the long list of servant leaders. A soror
who has been President Tutt’s left hand, kept the chapter in good standing through
challenging circumstances, assisted with every committee in some form or fashion, and who
has served as an officer or committee chair for over 10 years.
The deserving soror was
Tashia M. Small, Esquire.
Rounds of applause were heard as each JAC member was awarded their new title.
Laughter and Love was in the air.
called to the floor.
While attempting to close the meeting, Soror Tutt was
Sorors Pope and Williams along with the executive board thanked
Veronica and presented her with a bouquet of red roses with a special token for giving
numerous hours of her time to the Jacksonville Alumnae chapter, being transparent, and
allowing the members to utilize their talents to take JAC to the top.
Soror Tutt was most
appreciative and ended the final meeting of the 2018-2019
sororal year with class.
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