2017 Alpha Phi Alpha Black & Gold Program Book by DallasAlphas

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter P.O. Box 150303 Dallas, Texas 75215 www.DallasAlphas.com Alpha Sigma Lambda Executive Officers:

Greetings

Alpha Sigma Lambda Executive Officers:

It is with great pleasure and pride that I welcome you in joining the men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter to the 11th Annual C.C. Russeau Black & Gold Scholarship Gala. This year’s gala is an especially proud moment for us as we celebrate 85 years of community service and advocacy in the Dallas / Ft. Worth metropolitan area. The legacy of the Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter has been built, in part, by community and fraternity leaders such as A.Maceo Smith, H. I. Holland, Earnest Wallace, Billy E. Dade and Hollis Brashearto name a few. The Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter boasts a rich and extensive history.

President Veorge M. Weathersby, Jr. vweathersbyjr@yahoo.com Vice President Andre Turner Recording Secretary Joel Plump Corresponding Secretary Tyron Lewis

Treasurer Tavin K. Dillon Financial Secretary Cory Falade Parliamentarian Benjamin D. Jackson Sergeant-At-Arms Bartley Lotterberry Historian Jeff Greenwood Chaplain Rev. Van C. Williams Intake Coordinator Dr. Anthony Peterson

As we celebrate under this year’s theme of “Unmasking Excellence, Leadership and Character Shaped by Service,” we are reminded daily of the importance of leadership development and guiding our communities, meeting their needs and equipping them with the tools to help them thrive in an uncertain world. Tonight’s honorees embody the character and temperament needed in our communities and world, their accomplishments to date reflect an ability to get things done. Leaders such as this evening’s honorees are paramount in keeping balance in our city and state. When we return to our communities, let’s be reminded and inspired by the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, “We are now faced with the fact that tomorrow is today. We are confronted with the fierce urgency of now.” Family and friends, be not dismayed by the action of so-called leaders, but motivated by the real leaders we see in action every day, all the while remaining deeply rooted in our faith. Again, thank you for attending our gala, supporting the future of the young leaders of our communities who are depending upon us. I look forward to celebrating and fellowshipping with you all.

Associate Editor of “The Sphinx” Roderick Shavers

Sincerely,

Director of Educational Activities Michael Jackson

Veorge M. Weathersby, Jr. President Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter

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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter P.O. Box 150303 Dallas, Texas 75215 Alpha Sigma Lambda Executive Officers: Alpha Sigma Lambda Executive Officers: President Veorge M. Weathersby, Jr. vweathersbyjr@yahoo.com Vice President Andre Turner Recording Secretary Joel Plump Corresponding Secretary Tyron Lewis

Treasurer Tavin K. Dillon Financial Secretary Cory Falade Parliamentarian Benjamin D. Jackson Sergeant-At-Arms Bartley Lotterberry Historian Jeff Greenwood

Greetings to the Distinguished Brothers, Family, and Friends of Alpha Phi Alpha: I welcome you to our CC Russeau Black and Gold Scholarship Gala. This year we recognize five individuals who serve as great community leaders of the Dallas area. The Gala Committee welcomes you to enjoy the evening as we continue our spirit of “serving with a purpose.” The member of Alpha Phi Alpha continue to rank among the nation’s best in many areas, from government to medicine, and education to business-while still providing service and advocacy for our communities. Alpha Phi Alpha has a local and national reputation for excellence in service. The recipients honored this evening embody leadership, excellence, advocacy and service. Their service has made a great impact in our communities, and the lives of those whom we serve. We honor their fight for justice, fairness, and equality. We vow to continue this fight in our community and in the world. We are proud of strides made and look forward to a future filled with opportunities to continue to make a difference in the communities and the world. This year, Alpha Sigma Lambda is giving back more than ever. We are committed to making a difference. I am grateful for all our Brothers, families, friends and partners who continue to assist in providing the best service and advocacy for our communities.

Chaplain Rev. Van C. Williams

Thank you for joining us tonight to celebrate our recipients.

Intake Coordinator Dr. Anthony Peterson

Fraternally,

Associate Editor of “The Sphinx” Roderick Shavers

Andre Turner,

Director of Educational Activities Michael Jackson

www.DallasAlphas.com

C.C. Russeau Black and Gold Gala Committee Chair Alpha Sigma Lambda

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Clarence C. Russeau Brother Clarence C. Russeau was born in Terrell, Texas, and later moved to Dallas,Texas, where he attended primary, intermediate and high school. Before his genesis into his career in education, he served in the US Army and devoted years of service to the U.S. Post Office. Later, he received his Bachelor’s Degree from Wiley College and his Master’s Degree from the University of North Texas. He worked for Dallas ISD for 32 years. During his tenure in the District, he worked at various schools as a teacher, Assistant Principal and Principal. Brother Russeau was Assistant Director of Personnel for the district at the time of his retirement. In 1947, Brother Russeau was initiated into Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. at Alpha Sigma Chapter, Wiley College. Since 1949, Brother Russeau has served on various committees and in many leadership roles including Chapter President and Treasurer. He was Founder and Chairman of the Alpha Merit Group and Chairman of Alpha VII. He has received the chapter’s Meritorious Outstanding Brother of the Year award. His fraternal involvement on the District level includes being a founder of the Texas Council of Alpha Chapters, and being inducted into the Texas Council of Alpha Chapters’ Hall of Fame. Brother Russeau has over 70 years of continuous service with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Brother Russeau is married to his lovely wife, Odetta, of 65 years. They are the proud parents of son Clarence Keith, and proud grandparents of Alicia Ann. His professional and civic involvement over the years has led to recognition from many organizations. Several of these awards include: Outstanding Principal by the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Association; The Dream Maker Award from the Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club; Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Contributions and Service to the Community, presented by State Senator Eddie Bernice Johnson of District 23; and a myriad of other awards and honors too numerous to mention. A couple of his professional strength builders are “I believe that problem solving, getting the job done, and finding the silver lining are the ingredients of success. I accept things as they come. I am realistic, and everything is a challenge to me.” His love of fraternal brotherhood has inspired friendships that will transcend all time.

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Order of Program C.C. Russeau Scholarship Black and Gold Gala October 28, 2017 Welcome

Bro. Jim Jackson

Occasion

Bro. Benjamin D. Jackson

Invocation

Bro. Van Williams Dinner

Contribution to March for Babies

Bro. Reginald Bibb

Recognition of Special Guests

Bro. David W. Griffin Brother Ray Ferrell Awards Bro. Dantrayl Smith *Scholarship Award Honorees

Bro. Michael Jackson

*Humanitarian Award *Trailblazer Award Chapter Recognition

Bro. Veorge Weathersby *25 year

Acknowledgement and Remarks Fraternity Hymn

*Brother of the Year Bro. Andre Turner Bro. Charles Hervey

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Alpha Phi Alpha Incorporated Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter

Mannie Allen Jr.

Daniel Anderson

Quentin Arnold

Samuel Bates

Colin Benson

Reginald Bibb

Frank Boldoe

Frank Breedlove

Jimmy Carter

Tommy Deboskie

Tavin Dillon

Victor Elmore

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Cory Falade

Raymond Ferrell, esq.

Wallace Ford

Joe Gill

Jeff Greenwood

Dave Griffin

Reuben Griffin

Hassan Haqq

Gilbert Harding

Charles Hervey

Ben Jackson

Forrest Jackson

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Jim Jackson

Michael Jackson

Moses James

Charles Jefferson

Nicholas Johnson

Jabari Jones

Reginald (Stan) Kay

Tyron Lewis

William Lyons

Charles Panky

Dr. Anthony Peterson

Ty Pettiford

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Mark Proctor

Michael Rachal

Miklos Raibon

Asa Randolph

Willie Reynolds

Clarence C. Russeau

Roderick Shavers

C.B. Sheppard

David Sullivan

Theo Tanner

Andre Turner

Roderic Tyler

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Daniel Anderson

Jerriod Warren

Rashad Warren

Veorge Weathersby

Tim Williams

Carl Van Williams

Erik Wilson

Bruce Young

Eugene Young, III

Eugene Young, IV

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Trailblazer Award Harry E. Johnson, Sr. President and CEO The Memorial Foundation, Inc.

ARRY E. JOHNSON, SR. heads The Memorial Foundation. This foundation will continue to promote awareness of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and its tenets of Democracy, Justice, Hope, and Love, as well as to support the general upkeep of the Memorial in future years.

Johnson led the Washington, D.C. Martin Luther King Memorial Foundation as President and CEO from 2002 until 2013. The President of the United States and the U.S. Congress charged the MLK Foundation with erecting a memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Under Johnson’s leadership, the MLK Memorial Foundation raised $127 million to complete the memorial. Johnson positioned three boards (Executive Leadership Cabinet, Governing Board, and Honorary Board) for the foundation; garnered support from all living U.S. Presidents, Congress, members of the corporate and nonprofit communities; and celebrities. The memorial dedication was held on October 16, 2011, with the President, Vice President, members of the Cabinet, congressional members and others in attendance. Johnson is a career lawyer, entrepreneur and public servant. From 2001 to 2004, he served as National President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, the fraternity to which Dr. King belonged. While serving in this role, Johnson oversaw over 700 chapters located throughout the United States and abroad and enhanced the national image of the organization with fraternity members, business leaders and political officials. Johnson is also the President of Creative Concourse Concessions, LLC, an airport concessionaire business that partners with various entities to provide such services as Retail, Food & Beverage, and Duty Free offerings. Johnson has owned and operated a Domino’s franchise in the City of Houston.

Johnson has served as City Attorney for Kendelton, Texas, taught at Texas Southern University in the Thurgood Marshall School of Law and School of Public Affairs. Johnson has dedicated his time to community groups and issues, such as voter registration, blood donations, HIV/AIDS, Boy Scouts of America, and Big Brothers. He serves on the AARP Foundation Board, The National Urban League Board and The March of Dimes Board. Johnson received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Texas Southern University where he was a member of the Thurgood Marshall Student Bar Association. He completed Post Baccalaureate work in Public Administration at St. Louis University and received his Bachelor of Arts from Xavier University of Louisiana. Johnson has received a number of recognitions for his public service and was named in Ebony Magazine’s “100 Most Influential Black Americans” 2001 through 2004.

Johnson is married to Karen Gorrell Johnson. They are the proud parents of Jennifer, Harry, Jr. and Nicholas.

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Humanitarian Award Business

OLAND G. PARRISH Pr esident, CEO/Owner of Par r ish Restaur ants, Ltd, which owns 23 McDonald’s in North Texas. The company consistently makes Black Enterprise Magazine’s BE 100 as one of the Top 100 Black Owned Businesses in the U.S. The Dallas Business Journal listed Parrish Restaurants, LTD as the 9th largest minority owned business in North Texas in 2016.

Parrish earned his Bachelor’s and MBA at Purdue University’s Krannert School of Business. A scholar/ athlete, he lettered four years, served as team captain, was a two time MVP for the Purdue track and field team while making the Dean’s List 7 out of 8 semesters. Immediate Past Chairman/CEO of the National Black McDonald’s Owner/Operators Association. His $2M gift supported renovations of the former Management and Economics Library at Purdue and was renamed the Roland G. Parrish Library of Management and Economics. His gift of philanthropy led to the Rev. John and Marie Parrish (parents) Medical Clinic in Fort Portal, Uganda which opened in 2016. Jewel, wife of 40 years, sons, Rowland (UNT-BA 2002), Wesley (CAI-BA 2013), daughter, Jade (Purdue BS 2012). Hobbies include running, biking, reading, playing musical instruments and collecting automobiles. He has been a resident of Dallas since 1989 when Parrish opened his first McDonald’s restaurant in Pleasant Grove.

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Humanitarian Award Education

R. DONNIE COLLINS BREEDLOVE, Inspiration and commitment to education were instilled into Dr. Donnie Collins Breedlove from an early age. In 1950, in the tiny agricultural community of Littig, Texas, few people attended college. The exceptions were the Collins family children. Donnie, and all seven of the siblings, graduated from college.

The Littig High School Principal saw the potential in Donnie Collins and was able to secure a full scholarship for her to attend Huston-Tillotson University (then Huston-Tillotson College). His confidence in her knowledge and abilities continued to inspire her as she earned both a Masters of Education degree from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Doctor of Education degree from Nova University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Donnie has consistently been a trailblazer throughout her career in education. In 1966 she blazed the trail for school integration as one of two African-American teachers to integrate the school faculties in the Dallas Independent School District. As an outstanding teacher at John Neely Bryant Elementary School she valued her opportunity to inspire students just as she had been inspired to love learning. In 1980, she was assigned as the principal at A. Maceo Smith High School, making her the first female high school Principal (of any ethnicity) in Dallas ISD. She retired in 1992, after 38 years of exemplary service, 22 years as a principal and 16 years as a classroom teacher. After retirement Donnie continued to serve in the Dallas ISD for 17 additional years as an Interim Principal or Assistant Principal. Donnie has provided a lifetime commitment of 55 years of service to the Dallas Independent School District. In 2008, Donnie blazed another trail as she was inducted into the African-American Educators’ Hall of Fame. Donnie was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated during her college years at HustonTillotson University. Donnie has faithfully been an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority for 65 years. She has been a member of Alpha XI Omega Chapter in Dallas for 62 years, and is a Golden Soror, Life Member, and a Former President of the Chapter. Donnie has been married to her husband, Frank Breedlove, for 62 years. He was also her college sweetheart. Frank is a Life Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, and a member of Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter. They have one daughter, Dr. Cheryl Wright, an educator in the Dallas ISD; one granddaughter, Whitney Hawkins, who is the six generation of teachers in the Collins family; one grandson (Whitney’s husband) Phillip Hawkins; and one great grandson, William Hawkins. Today, the Breedloves enjoy working side by side for their favorite causes: St. Luke “Community” United Methodist Church, Huston-Tillotson Alumni Association, and the Rotary Club of Dallas. Donnie has earned numerous recognitions for her service and generosity, but among the most treasured honors are unforgettable moments from long ago.

As Donnie was inspired by others, so she has inspired others through the years – passing on the blessings from one generation to the next.

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Trailblazer Award

AJOR DANNY WILLIAMS of the Dallas Police Department is a 31 year veteran of the Force who currently overseas one-half of the Field Services Division. The Field Services Division is the largest division within the Department and includes the Intelligence Division and Love Field. Major Williams specifically commands the Traffic Unit, S.W.A.T., the Gang and Fugitive Units, Canine, Mounted and the Helicopter section. Major Williams was promoted to his current Rank in 2014, and was assigned to the South Central Patrol Division where he commanded 244 officers. He willingly took the opportunity to stay engaged in the community through his leadership roles in programs such as GrowSouth, Neighborhood Plus and Neighbor UP, volunteering for speaking engagements at local elementary, middle schools and high schools, mentoring at local Boy Scouts posts, Coaching youth in the Duncanville Youth Basketball League, actively taking part in community crime watch activities, and a host of other community events. Major Williams will always remember his first ever part-time job after becoming a police officer. He provided security at South West Center Mall (formerly Redbird Mall) from 1988 until January of 2017, and he served a stint as Mall Security director until promoting to Lieutenant in 2006 and being assigned as the S.W.A.T. Unit Commander for the next two years. As a Lieutenant, he commanded the Gang Unit, VICE Unit, the Property Crimes Investigative unit, and was assigned evening command of the Central Business District in Downtown Dallas. While commanding the VICE Unit he served as the Department head for the Prostitution Diversion Initiative. The PDI program diverted or re-directed prostituted women and men by providing, first, criminal justice options, and more importantly, health and human services opportunities.

Major Williams hails from Holly Grove, Arkansas, and graduated from (wait for it---) Holly Grove High School in 1981. He obtained his Bachelor in Public Administration from the University of Central Arkansas (Go Bears) in Conway, Arkansas in 1985. Major Williams obtained a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of Criminal Justice from the University of North Texas in 2003. Major Williams crossed the Burning Sands of Alpha Phi Alpha in the Fall of 1982 in the Theta Psi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha. Major Williams teaches criminal justice courses as an adjunct instructor for the Dallas County Community College District and the University of Phoenix. He joys the interaction with those young and sharp minds as the current events of day are dissected in his classroom. He sincerely hopes that he makes a difference and lends honest interpretation and understanding to each student. Major Danny Williams is a member of several organizations and has received 38 Commendations and 8 Certificates of Merit during his 31 year career with the Dallas Police Department. Major Williams is also the Dallas Police Department selection to attend the April 2018 FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.

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Humanitarian Award Business

IAWATHA WILLIAMS is the Founder and CEO of WILLIAMS CHICKEN. The Dallas-based, fast-casual chain is celebrating 30 years, as the most beloved ‘chicken spot’ in North Texas. From store number 1 to the nearly 40 stores and about 500 employees, Hiawatha Williams has worked tirelessly to cook up a stellar reputation.

With humble beginnings from a small Texas town, Williams earned an opportunity to work for a nationwide fast-food corporation while in attending Paul Quinn College, only to later spread his wings into the world of entrepreneurship. Serving GREAT CHICKEN, COOKED FRESH, NEVER FROZEN has been the passion Williams has dedicated his life to. His popular mantra, “dedicated to serve, grow and give back to the community,” resonates with the company’s work ethic and unmatched “give-back spirit,” supporting major community outreach in the area of education, youth programs, and corporate philanthropy.

Williams is an inspiration to many and a mentor to all who have witnessed or somehow been the recipient of his faith-filled messages and inspiration. He is quick to acknowledge his Lord and King Jesus as the conduit for his success and, after that, he quickly highlights the role his wife of over 30 years, and the people who have been with him since day one, as the wind beneath his wings. Williams has become the cover story for entrepreneurship for various publications. He and the company have been featured in Black Enterprise Magazine Top 100, Our Texas Magazine, Dallas Business Journal and so many other s. Williams also has appeared on numerous television shows and is a frequently invited to inspire entrepreneurs and students.

Mr. Williams and his wife Doris have two adult sons who also work in the family business.

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“Keep on keeping on”.

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Congratulations to the men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

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PATRON LIST Corey & Samantha Alexander Lois & Ebony Anderson Johnny & Shirley Black Gloria Virgil

Brandon & LaKeisha Fields Odell & Roberta Brown Samuel & Elizabeth Booker Rev. Joe & Josephine Green Myrtis O. Evans Griffin Gregory Seals

Herbert, Barbara & Jordan Casey Sam Harvey Lee Strong Ruby Hunter Attorney Brenda R. Vonjoe Judge Thomas G. Jones & Attorney Regina D. Jones Willie J. Crownover Delta Sigma Theta ~ Denton Alumnae

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Congratulations Alpha Sigma Lambda & Alpha Merit Committee, Inc.

From Brother Samuel Bates Alpha Merit Group Committee, Inc. ~ Board of Directors Past Parliamentarian Past Chairman, Board of Directors Past President, Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter

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Special Congratulations To Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Sigma Lambda Chapter & The Alpha Merit Group In the efforts of supporting and raising scholarship funds for students in the Dallas area.

Fraternally, Dr. Anthony Peterson Alpha Sigma Lambda- Director of Membership

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Congratulations to Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Sigma Lambda Sigma Lambda Chapter & The Alpha Merit Group Continue to shine bright the light of Alpha Phi Alpha in Dallas / Ft Worth! From Brother Jesuorobo A. Enobakhare, Jr

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