VSU - Kappa Alumni Homecoming & Reunion Program

16 Annual F RATE R NI T Y, I NC .

VSUAA MEN OF CRIMSON AND CREAM

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2019 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY PETERSBURG, VA

Keeping The Dream Alive & Raising Scholarship Funds for VSU Students

Dr. Harold T. Amaker (Ret Auto Executive)

Kyle K. Anderson (State Inspector) Chairman Emeritus, Capt. William E. Bailey (Ret. Airline Pilot)

Al Banks (Ret Businessman) Will Barnes (Actor-Voice Over Expert) Herman Bell (Ret Corp Executive) G. Frank Boyd (Ret Corp Executive) Col. Ollie Brown (Ret US Army) Immediate Past Chairman, William Brown III (Govt Executive) Alkwanzo Barry Burke (Historian, Prof) Col Alvin L. Cannon (Ret US Army) Clifton Collins (Ret, US Army and Prof) Fred Corbin (Govt Executive) Louis R. Dabney (College Administrator) Harold Deane (Ret, VSU Professor) Col. Franklin R. Dillard (Ret US Army) Herman Fitzgerald (Ret Corp Exec) Craig O. Galloway (Businessman) Dan Giles (VSU Administrator) Melvin Goodwin (Corp Executive) Lin Hart (Corp Pres & Author) Scott Johnson (Estate Planning Mngr) Hardi L. Jones (Ret, SES) Willie Jones (CEO) Starrie D. Jordan (Businessman) Clarence F. Nelson, Jr., Past Province Polemarch, Elder Watson Diggs Honoree Reginald L. Pasteur (Businessman) Michael L. Rainey (VSU Administrator) Dr. Preston M. Royster

(Past VSU Board Rector, Ret)

Dr. Harold Sawyer (Corp CEO) Dr. Franklin L. Smith, Sr.(Corp Executive)

Col Ralph Snyder (Ret US Army) Hon. Calvin R. Swinson (CPA, Advisor) MSgt Larry Turner (Ret US Army) Abraham L. Wescott, Jr, (City Developer)

Anthony Whitney (Corp Executive) Eric Williams (Real Estate Exec) Eugene Williams (Ret Teacher) Ken Woodson (Ret Exec)

FROM THE CHAIRMAN & PLANNING COMMITTEE Greetings Kappa Brothers, family, and friends of VSU. Welcome to the 16th Annual Kappa Alpha Psi Homecoming Reunion Awards Dinner at our home high above the Appomattox on the Campus of Virginia State University. We are here this evening to celebrate our unique beginnings that started at VSU. Sixteen years ago, Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni started efforts to contact with their line brothers. This endeavor has grown into a “Reunion” for all VSU Alumni and friends during homecoming weekend festivities. The event looks to bring people together from around the world to one of the most enjoyable and celebrated homecomings in America.

The event not only serves as a reunion, but now serves as the forum for an annual scholarship drive and acknowledges outstanding individuals achieving in their careers and leaving amazing legacies. The members of the Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. are committed to making a difference in the lives of students at Virginia State University. Each year, we support students financially who are enrolled in the university by awarding scholarships. These funds are supported through tax-deductible donations.

Three Scholarship Endowments; Reginald F. Lewis, Kappa Alpha Psi, Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni Endowment; Dr. Billy Taylor Kappa Alpha Psi Endowment Fund; and Bishop Warren Brown, Kappa Alpha Psi Endowment Fund have been established for this purpose.

In mid-April 2004, Brothers Bill Bailey, Harold Dean, and Preston M. Royster proposed a get-together/reunion at the 2004 VSU Homecoming. The first reunion was held on October 8, 2004 at the Piccadilly’s Restaurant in Colonial Heights Virginia. Several Alpha Phi Chapter Brothers, family members, and friends were present in addition to the 1958 and 1960 lines. As the Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni looked for a greater purpose, Brother Frasier Brickhouse reminded us of the importance of establishing a legacy and giving back to the university. The Homecoming Awards Dinner was established, and thus the “MOVEMENT” started at VSU. The awards dinner acknowledges Alpha Phi Brothers achieving their 50-year Anniversary, along with presentations of the Lifetime Achievement Awards, Alpha Phi Legacy Award, and the T.H.E. Jones Award, for distinguished Brothers form Delta Lambda, St. Paul’s University.

We thank-you for your attendance and support for the 16th Annual Scholarship Awards Dinner. We hope you enjoy tonight’s event. Also, a special thanks to the committee that sacrificed their time, travel, and resources to plan this special occasion God Bless you and we wish everyone good health, happiness, and a prosperous year!

Chairman, Col. Earnest A. Bazemore (Ret, U.S. Army) (Alpha Phi ‘83)

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VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Franklin H. Johnson, Jr., ‘04 Franklin Johnson, President Jr., ‘04 37thH.National 37th National President

October 18, 2019 The Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni of Kappa Alpha Psi VSUAA Men of Crimson and Cream; The Board of Directors of the Virginia State University Alumni Association extends best th wishes on your “16 Annual VSU Kappa Alpha Psi Homecoming Awards and Scholarship Dinner.” The VSUAA Men of Crimson and Cream chapter works hard to help raise the much needed funds for students of our great alma mater, Virginia State University. I thank you for your support over the years in advancing the mission and purpose of the Virginia State University Alumni Association.

We have thousands of Loyal Sons and Daughters of VSU throughout the world and we encourage them to become active and engaged members of VSUAA. You can play a crucial role in helping us translate our incredible alumni loyalty into increased VSU Alumni Association membership. Our organization exists to untie alumni and magnify their impact at our university; therefore we ask the following:     

Join the Alumni Association, if you are not already as member.

If you are a member, consider upgrading to Life membership.

If you have friend or relatives who are also VSU alumni, urge them to join.

Ask at least one other VSU alum or supporter to join. Just think if everyone did this, our membership would double overnight!

Please give back to Virginia State University

I encourage you to remember Virginia State University in all that you do. Please visit our website at http://www.vsuaaonline.com to stay updated and connect with the association.

Thank you for all you do to support Virginia State University and the National Alumni Association as we continue to move our beloved university and alumni association forward while providing “A Transformative Experience”.

In Trojan Spirit, Franklin H. Johnson, Jr., MBA VSUAA National President

president@vsuaaonline.com

P.O. Box 2488 • Petersburg, Virginia 23804 (804) 524-5596 www.vsuaaonline.com • info2@vsuaaonline.com

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Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Brenda Stith-Finch Neal Fletcher Patricia Lane Andrew White

John Mercer Langston Honoree Harry Black

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Dr. Douglas Peoples Dr. Arthur Dawkins Col. (Ret) Norman Storrs CWO (Ret) Edwards Cooper

T.H.E. Jones Award Honoree

Lambert McCollough

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Legacy Honoree

Samuel Rhue Dr. Nardos King

Dr. Xavier Richardson

Wisdom/Visionary Honoree

Legacy Honoree

Frasier Brickhouse

James “Tony” Simms

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Alkwanzo Burke Sam Banks Sam Chisholm Dr. John Skinner Herbert Tobias

Franklin H. Johnson, Jr., VSUAA National President

Legacy Honoree

Alvin L. Cannon, Sr.

T.H.E. Jones Award Honoree

Legacy Honoree

Hardi L. Jones

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Coach Harold Dean Lucia K. McBath, U.S. House of Representatives

Capt. William “Baby” Bailey

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Herman Bell William Bobo Col. (Ret) Ollie Brown Lt. Col. (Ret) Clifton Collins Lt. Col. (Ret) Herman Fitzgerald Hulon Willis

John Mercer Langston Honoree

Deshauna Barber, Miss USA

Legacy Honoree

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Ambassador Dr. Pamela Bridgewater Bishop Jeffery Reaves, Sr. Yvette Robinson

Legacy Honoree

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Gen Dennis L. Via

Dr. Paulette Johnson - DST

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Will Barnes Frank Boyd Dr. Cortez Dial

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

(Continued)

Jayson Jackson Dr. DeWayne Jeter, Ph.D Starrie Jordon

Legacy Honoree

Ann Taylor, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Special Pan Hellenic Awardees

Alphonso Taylor, Alpha Phi Alpha Linda Gilliam, Alpha Kappa Alpha Vivian Williams, Delta Sigma Theta Dwight Thomas, Kappa Alpha Psi Vanetta Reeder, Sigma Gamma Rho Lynette Banks-Harris, Zeta Phi Beta

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

William Allen Col. (Ret) Franklin Dillard Linwood Hart Dr. Linwood Jacobs, Ph.D Lt. Col. (Ret) Jona McKee James Mitchell Earl Morris

Legacy Honoree

Bishop Warren Matthew Brown, A.M.E. Z. Church

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Dr. Michael V.W. Gordon, Ph.D Fredrick A. Silver, M.Ed. Leon Walker , CPA Lt. Gen. Dennis L. Via

Legacy Honoree

Franklin Smith, CPA

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Dr. Harold T. Amaker George Felton Dr. Reginald F. Lewis, Esq

Atty. Robert L. Robinson, Esq Dr. William Taylor Dr. Calvin H. Thigpen

Legacy Honoree Clarence F. Nelson, Jr.

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Dr. Jerome E. Bartow Dr. James M. Reeves, Sr. Dr. Preston M. Royster Lt. Gen. (Ret) Alonzo E. Short Dr. Porcher L. Taylor, Jr. Dr. James G. Townsel

Legacy Honoree

Dr. Thomas Moorehead

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees Harold A. Deane Leroy W. Henderson, Jr. Dr. Henry Martin Dr. Franklin L. Smith Dr. Clinton V. Turner

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees

Charles A. Brockett Dr. Freddie W. Nicholas Sr. Irving C, Peoples Charles Price Hon Calvin R. “Big Cal� Swinson, CPA

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees Captain William E. Bailey Frasier W. Brickhouse Earnest J. Edwards Atty Robert McNeil, Esq. Dr. William E. Ward

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FRATERNITY, INC.

Clarence F. Nelson, Jr. Call to Order/Invocation/MC Introduction Kyle K. Anderson

Greetings

Master of Ceremonies

Welcome

Dr. Makola M. Abdullah President of Virginia State University

History/ Occasion Lin Hart, Sr.

Kappa-Chapter Invisible Moment of Silence Master of Ceremonies

~DINNER IS SERVED~ Presentation of Awards Master of Ceremonies

Lifetime Achievement Award Brenda Finch Neal Fletcher Patricia Lane Dr. Andrew J. White

T.H.E. Jones Award Lambert McCollough

Recognition Divine 9 Anniversaries 20, 30, 40 years, Delta Lambda Master of Ceremonies

Recognition of 50 Years Brothers Master of Ceremonies

Recognition of VSU Donors Master of Ceremonies

Closing Remarks

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Benediction

Rev. Dr. Darrin L. Hill

Fellowship and Dancing DJ “Smooth� Herman Griffin

2019 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE

Brenda Stith Finch is currently the Vice-Chair of the Virginia State University Foundation.

She is serving her eight year as President of the VSU Alumni Association Northern Virginia Chapter. She has grown the chapter from 33 members to 131…the largest chapter in the history of the VSUAA. She was selected as the 2016 National Alumnus of the Year. Under her leadership the chapter has won 2018 National Large Chapter of the Year, 2016 National Large Chapter of the Year,2014 National Large Chapter President of the Year.

She retired from is from Verizon Communications in 2010. Prior to retirement from Verizon Communications she led the Verizon Federal Service and Program Management teams that supported 1000 Federal Government Customers. Her responsibilities included providing end-to-end service delivery for Specialized Customer Billing, Contract Modifications, Contract Compliance and Contract Deliverables. She oversaw the process consistency and standardization across services and products. She also developed the comprehensive Operation Risk Management Strategy, which addressed key areas of concern related to project management and ongoing implementation activity for Federal Customer Service Centers.

Stith-Finch served as Vice President International Managed Services Program from 2005 to 2009. She was responsible for leading the managed services project team providing presales and implementation support to the account team and customer by managing projects from pre-implementation planning through post-implementation transition supporting over $650M in sales revenue.

Prior to this assignment, Stith-Finch was Vice President Global Enterprise Project Management. She was responsible for leading project planning, coordination, implementation and contract compliance for major contracts for Premier, Corporate, and Systems Integrator customers. Projects were complex, valued at $200K to $500M, and involve years of implementation and were of strategic importance to the corporation. They included multiple platforms and were regional, national or global in scope.

Stith-Finch also held the position of Vice President Federal Strategic Outsourcing. She was responsible for managing the provision of materials and services to the Federal Government under a variety of Federal contract vehicles, valued at over $737M. Responsibilities included contract management, quality assurance, strategic planning, technical support, billing advocacy, project management, and program management across the footprint.

Prior to December 2003, Stith-Finch was Vice President of Large Business Services and responsible for a 2,100-person organization providing service and support to Enterprise customers nationwide. While in this position, she partnered with Human Resources to ensure that diversity initiatives were instituted and followed through according to corporate and legal requirements.

Stith-Finch is a former Board Member and Vice President of GALA Hispanic Theatre. She served as a former member of the National Board of Future Business Leaders of America and Children’s Advisory Board for INOVA Fairfax Children’s Hospital.

She also won the following business awards: ·

Two-time recipient of the Verizon Business Unit Excellence Award (Large Business Services Center and Federal

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Recipient, National Eagle Leadership Institute Award (1995)

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Senior Advisor, Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF) Year National Security Strategy Exercise (NSSE) (2008)

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Services Center) (2002 and 2004)

Future Business Leaders of America Business Person of the Year Award, Washington, DC Chapter (1992) National Women of Color Technology Award (2007)

Most Important Blacks in Business and Technology Award (2009)

The Pentagon Command Communication Survivability Program Award (9-11 events)

Stith-Finch received her BS degree in Agricultural Business from Virginia State University in 1971 and a Masters of Business Administration from Syracuse University in 1975. She completed the Center for Creative Leadership Development and the Wharton School of Leadership Development. She is a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

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2019 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE

Patricia Lane is currently the Administrative Director for Neuroscience and Emergency Medical Service Outreach at Bon Secours Mercy Health System in Richmond Virginia.

She is responsible for Neuroscience Services at five hospitals incorporating Neurology, Neurosurgery and Neurointerventional Surgery as well as outreach services for first responders for more than 120 agencies. She has over 30 years of Neuroscience

expertise and was inducted in the Academy of Nursing in 2018 as a Fellow recognized

for global contributions to neuroscience nursing. There are only 200 African Americans with this prestigious honor in the world.

Pat received her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from Virginia State University, Bachelors of Nursing from George Mason

University, and her Masters of Business Administration from Regis University. She will receive her graduate Certificate for Diversity and Inclusion for Health Care Leaders from Thomas Jefferson University in the Winter of 2019, the first program offered in the United States for Health Care Leaders.

Pat is a Lifetime member of Virginia State University Alumni Association and a member of the Chesterfield Chapter. She is a Lifetime member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and was initiated in 1982 at Virginia State University Alpha Epsilon Chapter. She is a current member of Rho Eta Omega Chapter in Richmond Virginia.

Pat currently serves as the National 2nd Vice President of the National Black Nurses Association their mission is to serve as the voice for Black nurses and diverse populations, ensuring equal access for professional development, promoting

educational opportunities and improving health. In 2013 Pat received the NBNA Trailblazer award for her commitment to the community and leadership on stroke awareness and treatment. Pat also serves on the Board of Directors for the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurses.

She is a member of the National American Heart/American Stroke Association Hospital Business Accreditation Committee and on the AHA Board for Central Virginia. She also serves on the Virginia Epilepsy Foundation Board. As a past Board of

Directors member of the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses she serves on their strategic planning committee and Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

Pat’s work ethic was instilled upon her as the proud daughter of two native Washingtonians, the late Constance Carter and

the late James “Biff” Carter an Elder Watson Diggs recipient of Kappa Alpha Psi. They instilled in her “to whom much is given much is required.” She is married to Maurice Lane Jr. whom she met at Virginia State University, and they have one daughter Andrea Rene’ Lane their pride and joy.

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2019 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE

Cornelius W. Fletcher, a native of New Church, Virginia (Eastern Shore), is a graduate of Virginia State University with a Bachelor of Science in Social Studies Education, and a Masters of Science Degree in Educational Administration and Supervision also from

Virginia State University. While attending Virginia State University, he was a 1975 initiate of the Alpha Phi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated . He is currently a member of Petersburg (VA) Alumni Chapter.

Brother Fletcher was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Signal Corps

through the Army’s Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia. Brother Fletcher is also a graduate of the Army Signal Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, the Army Airborne School, Combined Arms Services and Staff School (CAS3), many

other courses and received several awards and commendations including the Army Achievement Medal and the Meritorious Service Award. He was a Captain (Promotable) when he heard the call to Education in our Nation’s School System.

In 1992 Brother Fletcher began an illustrious career with the school systems in Virginia. He started his career as a teacher

with the Southampton County School System. His leadership ability launched his career further to Dinwiddie County as the

Coordinator of Alternative Education for the entire county. Brother Fletcher continued to achieve as the Assistant Principal at Dinwiddie Middle and Dinwiddie High Schools. He later transferred to Chesterfield County where he served as the Assistant

Principal at Baily Bridge Middle and Matoaca High Schools. Brother Fletcher continued his zest for academia by being named Principal of Meadowbrook High School. After four years, he was honored with a transfer to the Hopewell School system where he was installed as the Principal of Hopewell High School. After twenty- five years in public education, Brother Fletcher retired to Family, Church, and Kappa.

As a life member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, he has served for over 44 years. He has chaired various

committees and held offices to include Strategus, Vice-Polemarch (twice), Kappa Foundation Board member, and Kappa League Committee member. He is currently serving as Polemarch of the Petersburg (VA) Alumni Chapter. Through his

fraternal travel he has been active with Petersburg (VA) Alumni, Columbus (GA) Alumni, Augusta (GA) Alumni, Fayetteville (NC) Alumni, Frankfurt (GER) Alumni Chapter, and was a Charter Member of the Fort Drum (NY) Alumni Chapter.

Brother Fletcher is married to Tonya Brown-Fletcher with whom he will celebrate 40 loving years in November. They have three children Talia Fletcher-Gay (Brian), Cornelius II [Washington D. C. Alumni -2011], Taylor and their granddaughter Amelia.

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2019 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT HONOREE

Andrew J. White Sr., a Native of King and Queen County is a graduate of Virginia Union University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and a Master of Theology degree

(Magna Cum Laude). That institution conferred upon him the Honorary Doctor of Divinity

degree in 1975. He also studied at The Union Theological Seminary of Richmond and has a certification in pastoral counseling form the Medical College of Virginia and the Virginia Institute of Pastoral Care.

A former high school history teacher, White was also an adjunct professor of history at Virginia State University.

Ordained as a Baptist Pastor in 1953, he has served the First Baptist Church in Northumberland County, the Zion Baptist Church in Petersburg and the Union Branch Baptist Church in Prince George County. He is currently interim pastor of the Mount Hope Baptist Church in Prince George County.

He has held major roles of leadership in the Baptist General Convention of Virginia, The Children’s Home of Virginia Baptists, Downtown Churches United, The Southside Regional Medical Center, The Committee that produced The Appomattox

Regional Governors School and later the Campaign that built the new Petersburg Public Library. He is a vice-president of the Titmus Foundation (a major philanthropic agency in the area.)

He has received the following honors: The Titmus Foundation with a $100,00 Scholarship to Virginia Union University; the

football field at the Petersburg High School is named in his honor; the Bank of America and Dominion Energy each honored him by gifts of $5,000 to the Children’s Home of Virginia Baptists; The Frederick Douglass Award; Rooms are the named in his honor at The Children’s Home of Virginia Baptists and Zion Baptist Church; The former sanctuary of the Union Branch

Baptist is named The Andrew J. White Empowerment Center. All of the major fraternities and sororities have named him as

Man or Citizen of the Year; other honors from Prince George County Board of Supervisors; Virginia General Assembly and the NCAAP.

Heavily involved in the Civil Rights Movement, White was personal chauffeur for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr when he came to

Richmond in 1958; and introduced Dr. King when he delivered the famous “Anti-War, Anti-Poverty and Anti-Racism” speech at Virginia State University Rogers Football Stadium. White was the personal host for Mrs. Rosa Parks (“The Mother of the Civil Rights Movement”) when she visited students at the Southside Regional Hospital who had been injured in a bus accident near Petersburg.

Married to the former Gracie M. Jeter, the Whites have one son, one daughter and five grand-children.

He was initiated into the Alpha Gamma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. at Virginia Union University in April 1951 and later became polemarch of that chapter.

He is known throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia as a pastor, teacher and humanitarian, an ambassador of good will, an emblem of philanthropy and emissary extraordinaire of the human spirit.

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2019 T.H.E. JONES AWARD HONOREE

Lambert C. McCullough was born in Jacksonville, North Carolina. He was educated in the D.C.

Public Schools and received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting from Saint Paul’s College in Lawrenceville, Virginia.

Upon graduation, he began a successful career in Government Acquisitions that spanned more than 30 years. During that time, he completed the Naval Acquisition Career Intern Program

(1989), the Department of Defense Executive Leadership Development Program (1997) and leadership coursework at the Federal Executive Institute (2005)

His work began as a Contract Specialist responsible for purchasing fuels for the Defense Fuel Supply Center in Alexandria,

Virginia. However, he quickly transitioned to the Department of Navy, Office of Naval Research in Arlington, Virginia where he would spend the majority of his career. His initially responsibility was negotiating and awarding research grants and

contracts with Colleges, Universities, Non-Profits and Private Research Corporations. He later became a Branch Head, with an Unlimited Contracting Officer’s Warrant, responsible for managing the activities and professional development of 12 Contract Specialists. His team awarded over 1,500 contracts and grants annually, totaling more than $250M. His final

assignment with the Office of Naval Research was as Director of University Business Affairs with over 75 employees in 6 locations throughout the United States. He managed the administration and closeout of a $22B portfolio of more than

17,000 contracts, grants and other agreements with Colleges, Universities and Non-Profits supporting research for the

entire Department of Defense and National Aeronautics Space Administration. Additional responsibilities included managing the negotiation of Indirect Cost rates with several Universities and Non-Profits. Those rates were used for the purpose of establishing proposed budgets and the administration of contracts and grants by several Federal agencies.

Upon leaving the Department of Navy, Lambert served 2 years as the Acquisition Expert at the Bureau of Labor Statistics assisting in solidifying and maintaining the agency’s procurement authority while developing and mentoring an unexperienced staff.

Lambert completed his federal career of more than 34 years, as Director of an Acquisition Team responsible for successfully

supporting the execution of various housing programs including the Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) within the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington, D.C.

Lambert was the recipient of numerous awards throughout his career including the Department of Navy Meritorious Civilian Service Award in 1988 for leading the usage innovated agreement that revolutionized the Science and Technology acquisition environment.

Lambert has always had a mindset to give back and help others. He was a consistent donor to Saint Paul’s College until its’ closure. He has held several offices in the Saint Paul’s National Alumni Association at both the Chapter and National levels.

He currently serves as the association’s national President.

Lambert was initiated into Delta Lambda Chapter of KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. in December 1981 and is currently a member of the Fredericksburg Alumni Chapter.

Lambert now resides in Durham, North Carolina.

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Congratulations to the 2019 Alpha Phi Chapter Alumni Reunion Honorees!

Clifton & Brenda Collins 12

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ALPHA PHI ALUMNI CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. ON THE OBSERVANCE OF YOUR 16TH ANNUAL HOMECOMING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS DINNER YOUR WORK IS OUTSTANDING ANDYOUR COMMITMENT TO HELPING OTHERS IS FANTASTIC! BEST WISHES Andrew J. White, Sr. Alpha Gamma Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. April 14, 1951

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ACHIEVEMENT IN EVERY FIELD OF ENDEAVOR YOURS IN THE BOND,

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U.S. Army, Retired Virginia State University, Class of ‘80 and ‘82 Alpha Phi, Spring ‘78 Delta Sigma Theta, ’96

THE STITH MEN OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. SALUTE OUR SISTER AND AUNT

BRENDA STITH FINCH ON BEING HONORED AT THE

16TH ANNUAL VSU KAPPA ALPHA PSI HOMINGCOMING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS DINNER

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Congratulations to the 2019 Honorees Best Wishes and Continued Success to the VSUAA Men of Crimson & Cream 24

Congratulations to Patricia Carter Lane and the VSUAA “Men of Crimson and Cream”.

We remember our father/grandfather James “Biff” Carter for his untiring service to Kappa Alpha Psi and the memories of growing up in the “unofficial DC Kappa house”.

We’re so proud of you!

Love Soror Pam (sister) and Soror Andrea (daughter)

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Best Wishes and Continued Success Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc 16th Annual Virginia State University Homecoming Awards Dinner Alumna B. Shelia Beasley-Reid 27

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THE APPOMATTOX GROUP Congratulates

BRENDA STITH FINCH On Receiving the LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD From the

VSUAA MEN OF CRIMSON AND CREAM OF 

Anthony Harris, John Carter, Sidonie Burton McCoy And the Rest of the Group 29

Keeping The & Raising Scholarship F

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Dream Alive Funds for VSU Students

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IN MEMORY OF

Former Chairman

From the Committee VSUAA Men of Crimson and Cream Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

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CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES TO THE

VSUAA KAPPAS (MEN OF CRIMSON & CREAM)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY WONDERFUL HUSBAND

BROTHER CHARLES A. BROCKETT Former Chairman TRUE TO ORANGE & BLUE Annette L. Brockett

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