The Sixth District Q-View
May 2, 2010
NCCU TAU PSI CHAPTER:
CHANGING THE CAMPUS IMAGE—
GOING FROM THE CLASSROOM TO THE
BOARDROOM!
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Final Message from the Director of Public Relations
Dear Brothers,
Brother MAJ Michael A. Boykin
Director of Public Relations
As Sixth District Director of
Public Relations, it is with mixed
emotions that I offer my final
edition of the Sixth District
Q-View.
Over the past three years, we
have taken this publication to new
heights and we have seen a
number of final products that are
keepsakes; capturing local
chapter events, Sixth District
events and spectacular activities
throughout the Fraternity and
even throughout the world.
There have been many
monumental accomplishments in
the lives of our brothers through
lifetime professional and personal
achievements and scholarship
attainment.
God’s Minute
I have only just a minute,
Only sixty seconds in it,
Forced upon me– can’t refuse it,
Didn’t seek it, didn’t choose it.
But it’s up to me to use it.
I must suffer if I lose it.
Give account if I abuse it,
Just a tiny little minute—
But eternity is in it.
By Brother Benjamin E. Mays
(8/1/1894—3/28/1984)
There have also been
significant events that have taken
place on the world stage that we
have witnessed. The historical
2008 election of President Barack
Hussein Obama is something that
will be talked about for years and
even decades to come.
The loss of one of the all-time
greatest entertainers, Mr. Michael
Joseph Jackson, in June 2009 was
felt around the world.
The 2010 earthquake
devastation in Haiti that led to
over 200,000 deaths will take
sustained world commitment to
rebuilding in that country.
The 2009 death of former NFL
Quarterback, Brother Steve
McNair, was a great loss to his
family, friends and the entire
community.
The wars in Iraq and
Afghanistan continue to require
billions and billions of US dollars,
international resources and
hundreds of Soldiers, Sailors,
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Marines, and Airmen have paid the
ultimate price since these wars
began in the early 2003.
The great debate about
healthcare reform in the United
States and the problem of having
nearly 50 million uninsured
Americans takes center stage for
President Obama. The passage of
the Healthcare Reform Act is as
historic as his presidential election.
This matter will truly define his
presidency as this was a central
theme in his campaign.
As I reflect on my time, it has
been a rewarding challenge to
develop, implement and enforce
editorial standards that helped
place our fraternal activities in high
regard throughout the Fraternity
and the community at large.
Working with brothers from small
chapters, large chapters and
everything in between has shaped
me in ways that will remain with me
forever.
Now, it’s time for me to close
this chapter and start another. I
will continue to be a Soldier for
Omega! Thank you for allowing me
to serve as your District Director of
Public Relations. I have tried to
leave this office in better shape
than when I entered.
In closing, I want to share one of
my favorite poems, “God’s Minute,”
as it captures the importance of
every minute that we have to make
a difference as we continue our
journey in life and in Omega. Best
wishes to you and yours in the
years to come!
Fraternally,
Major Michael A. Boykin, MBA
Sixth District Director of PR
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Q-View Table of Contents
District Representative’s Message . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .4
Sixth District Executive Board and Grand Officers . . . . 5
From the Omega Archives . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Lifetime Achievements. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Who’s Who Among Undergraduates . . . . . . . . . . . 19 –21
2010—2011 District Schedule
First Council Meeting
September 2010
Gastonia, NC
Host: Epsilon Epsilon
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Second Council Meeting
Undergraduate Dress for Success Program . . . . . 22—23
Around the District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .24—29
December 2010
Rock Hill, SC
Host: Kappa Alpha
Welcome to Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
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Omega Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … . . . . . . . . . .31—34
Third Council Meeting
Sixth District Officers & Chairmen Directory . . .. . . . . .35—37
Former Sixth District Representative Listing and Directory .38
Cover Story. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
March 2011
Fayetteville, NC
Host: Tau Gamma Gamma
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66th Sixth District
Annual Meeting
April 21– 24, 2011
Concord, NC
Host: Pi Phi
Cover Photo: NCCU Tau Psi Chapter
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BROTHER OCTAVIO MIRO, DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
Volume 2009—2010, Issue No. 2
BROTHER MICHAEL A. BOYKIN, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
www.omega6d.org
May 2, 2010
From the Sixth District Representative’s Desk . . .
Brothers and Friends:
The 65th Sixth District Annual
Meeting marks the culmination
of two years of service and
leadership as Chief Executive
Officer of the Mighty Sixth
District. These two years have
been filled with joy and
challenges.
It is indeed a privilege to be
the District Representative of the
Sixth District. You get to assume
a unique role in Omega’s
complex organizational
structure. You interact, in a different way, with many
brothers and others, who, for whatever reason, have a
need to interact with you. You get to serve the District
on the Supreme Council of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Inc. In that role, you meet many more brothers and
those who have interest in Omega. Therefore, as you
progress through the experience, you change the way
you experience others. To me, that experience has
been great.
However, the greatest experience you have as
District Representative, I believe, is to experience the
BROTHERHOOD, the FRIENDSHIP. In Omega we say,
“Friendship is Essential to the Soul.” The Brotherhood
of Omega tends to fill your Soul with joy and challenges.
The joy you experience is the Friendship one Soul has
towards another. It is a Friendship like no other that I
have experienced.
The challenges are those you might experience in
any other organization like Omega. Because we have so
many members to manage, to keep organized, often it is
a challenge to persevere to make it work. Somehow,
however, the fact that we are friends, seems to temper
the frustration of the challenges. For the most part, we
were able to meet those challenges with relative
success.
Now, as I leave my post as District Representative
and as I close this message, it would not be complete if I
did not thank the many of you who played an integral
role in the progress and success of our administration. I
especially want to thank the Executive Committee. I
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have said before, no leader could have had a better
team of brothers to work with and help move the Sixth
District forward than the one I had these last two years.
Early on, I said to them that my style of
administration is participatory, one of inclusion, and
that is what we did. I was able to do that, however,
because these brothers were willing and more than
capable of handling the challenges. The charge to lead
this District was not solely about the District
Representative, but about the Brotherhood.
We have also had a strong cadre of committee
chairs, who made certain the various programs of the
District and of the Fraternity were carried out. These
brothers monitored what chapters and brothers were
doing in the various communities across the District.
And, even though they were challenged too, they met
those challenges with ease because of their love and
dedication to Omega.
We owe a debt of gratitude to a number of brothers
and friends across the District and across the nation,
not included above, for the kind assistance they offered
from time to time as we tried to move the Mighty Sixth
District forward. Thank you so very much!
There is so much more that needs to be said, but
space would not permit that. Therefore, it is probably
best to say to my Brothers in Omega, thank you so
much for the confidence you showed in my ability to
lead the Sixth District. Thanks to my wife, Gerri, and
my family for the love and understanding they
demonstrated during my tenure as District
Representative. And, thanks to the Supreme Basileus of
the Universe for giving me the Grace and wisdom to
have taken on this challenge and experience the
abundant joy.
“Friendship is Essential to the Soul”
Fraternally,
Octavio Miro
Brother Octavio Miro
36th Sixth District Representative
2008—2010
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc
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Sixth District 2009—2010 Executive Board & Grand Officers
Octavio Miro
Victor L. Bruinton
Stephen Hughes
Ernest “E.D.” Hall
District Representative
1st Vice District Rep.
2nd Vice District Rep.
Keeper of Records & Seal
Epsilon Omega Chapter
Iota Iota Chapter
Chi Zeta Chapter
Beta Beta Beta Chapter
Ulysses S. G. Sweeney, IV
Howard Jackson
Al White
Brian O. Beverly
Assistant KRS
District Keeper of Finance
Asst. Keeper of Finance
District Counselor
Mu Pi Chapter
Epsilon Omega Chapter
Iota Iota Chapter
Beta Phi Chapter
Melvin McDaniel
Michael A. Boykin
Reginald Howell
Eugene Patterson
District Chaplain
Director, Public Relations
District Marshal
Keeper of Peace
Mu Pi Chapter
Iota Iota Chapter
Chi Iota Iota Chapter
Epsilon Omega Chapter
Charles J. Worth
Antonio F. Knox
James Swinson
Michael Morgan
Immediate Past DR
Grand Keeper of Finance
2010 Grand Marshal
Zeta Alpha Chapter
Iota Iota Chapter
Undergrad Rep. to
Supreme Council
Iota Iota Chapter
Tau Psi Chapter
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FRATERNITY HISTORY: FROM THE OMEGA ARCHIVES!
( left to right) Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Coretta Scott King, along
with Grand Basileus and Mrs. Herbert E. Tucker. Dr. King was
presented the Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award from the
Fraternity in 1956 (Gill History Book, p. 68).
(pictured left to right) 23rd Grand Basileus Herbert E.
Tucker passes the gavel to 24th Grand Basileus I.
Gregory Newton (Beta Phi Chapter) in Cleveland, OH
at the 44th Grand Conclave, 1958.
The actual shield from the National
Headquarters Building in Washington,
D.C. is now on display at the
International Omega-Williams Museum
at the current International
Headquarters Building located at 3951
Snapfinger Parkway, Decatur, GA 30035.
New National Headquarters dedication ceremony Saturday,
November 28, 1964. The headquarters was located at 2714
Georgia Avenue, N. W., Washington, DC.
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This photo marks the last time the Founders were all together.
Professor Frank Coleman (center) was the first of these three
to enter Omega Chapter on 02/24/1967.
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National News: Facts About Social Security
Most people know that they
can file for retirement,
disability, and/or spouse
benefits either by phone or in
person. There is a third safe
and maybe more convenient
way- Social Security Online!
A recent survey revealed
Social Security’s online
Brother Paul D. Barnes
retirement benefit application
once again ranked at the top of all Federal
government websites in customer satisfaction. No
wonder last year more than 50 million people took
advantage of doing business with us online by simply
clicking www.socialsecurity.gov.
Here are some of the services
you can take advantage of
online:
Personalized Retirement
Estimator. This tool allows
you to get an immediate and
personalized estimate of your
potential Social Security retirement benefit. If the
information you enter matches our records it is
combined with other information, including your
yearly earnings, to provide a quick and reliable
online benefit estimate. The Retirement Estimator
allows you to compare different retirement options
by changing your “stop work” dates or expected
earnings. To protect your privacy, only your benefit
estimates are provided online.
Apply for benefits. You can apply for Social Security
retirement, spouse or disability benefits over the
Internet. If you are applying for disability benefits
you’ll need to complete the disability report, which is
also available online. Disability appeals claims can
be filed online too. After filing, you can check online
for the status of the application. Documents will be
signed electronically.
Extra Help with Medicare Prescription Drug Cost.
If you are eligible for Medicare and Medicare Part D
(prescription drug coverage) you may also be able to
receive “extra-help” in paying for the monthly
premium, deductibles, and co-payment. This is
available for people who have limited income and
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resources and can be worth as much as $3,900 per
year in savings.
Business Services Online (BSO). Registered
users may request, activate and access various BSO
services and functions such as verifying Social
Security numbers and names of employees,
sending W2 and W2c forms to Social Security and
more.
Request a Statement. Annually we send a Social
Security Statement to all workers age 25 or older. It
arrives about three months before your birthday.
The Statement includes a detailed report of
earnings over the years, an estimate of benefits one
would receive upon retirement or disability, and an
estimate of how much family members would be
eligible for in survivor benefits. If you can’t wait for
the regularly scheduled Statement, request one
online and you will receive it within 2-4 weeks.
Also online you can find the nearest Social Security
office, change your address, phone number, or
direct deposit information, and much more.
Whatever your business needs with Social Security
maybe you can save a trip to the local office by
checking out our website at
www.socialsecurity.gov.
Please contact us at (800) 772-1213 between the
hours of 7 am and 7 pm Monday through Friday for
help and information.
Note: Brother Paul D. Barnes has served as Regional
Commissioner for the Atlanta Region since July 2002.
As Regional Commissioner, Brother Barnes has
overall responsibility for the administration of the
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income
(SSI) programs for the eight Southeastern states
(Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Kentucky). The
region serves a population of over 55 million people
and pays monthly benefits in excess of $12 billion to
over 13.2 million beneficiaries. Brother Barnes was
initiated at Kappa Sigma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity at Lane College on November 30, 1965. He
graduated magna cum laude in 1968.
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Mayor Clarence E. Lightner Inducted into 2009 Raleigh Hall of Fame
when race relations in the south could sometimes
be unpredictable. Mayor Lightner captured 52.9%
of the total vote, of which, the Black vote
accounted for only 22.7%. Blacks totaled only
15.5% of registered voters at the time of the 1973
mayoral race.
August 15, 1921—July 8, 2002
Raleigh, NC—Mayor Clarence E. “Baby” Lightner
was truly a man for all seasons. He exemplified the
qualities of leadership through his tireless and selfless
service to the city of Raleigh throughout his entire
lifetime. In September 2009, Brother Clarence E.
Lightner (Tau Psi Chapter 1943) was posthumously
inducted into the Raleigh Hall of Fame.
Born in Raleigh on August 15, 1921, to Calvin E.
Lightner and Mamie Blackmond, Clarence E. Lightner
was educated in the Raleigh Public Schools, graduated
from North Carolina Central University in Durham and
the Echols College of Mortuary Science in
Philadelphia. After a tour of duty in the U.S. Army
during World War II, he returned home to manage
Lighner Funeral Home for 45 years.
In 1973, he was elected mayor of Raleigh. He was
the first and, to date the only African-American citizen
to serve in this capacity in North Carolina's capital city.
Prior to becoming mayor, Brother Lightner proved
himself a political leader and a respected public
servant with six years in city council where he headed
a committee studying mass transit needs and also
acted for a brief while as Raleigh’s Mayor Pro Tem.
This background made Raleigh voters like what
they saw. This was important because voters, black
and white, were supportive of his candidacy in a time
Political observers in the South were both
surprised and elated by Mayor Lightner’s success.
They viewed it as a possible trend toward
interracial coalitions. They realized, however, that
Mayor Lightner had several things going for him
besides this trend and his personality. He had
political experience and he had a campaign style
from which both he and his opponent never
deviated. At the time of his election, he had the
backing of the Raleigh News and Observer and
incumbent mayor, Tom Bradshaw.
During Mayor Lightner’s, tenure, Raleigh, NC
was cited as an "All-American City." This
commendation had never been bestowed on the
city before. In a quiet and yet determined way he
brokered the hundreds of compromises that
moved Raleigh from a small segregated southern
city to the growing metropolitan city that it is
today.
Mayor Lightner spoke softly and listened well.
The issues of the day called for vision, hard work,
determination, negotiation and compromise; and
he proved to be great at all those. His election was
a precursor to what would happen across the
South in later years.
Brother Lightner was a member of the Iota Iota
Chapter in Raleigh, NC and he served as
Chairman of the Fraternity’s Life Membership
Foundation for a number of years. Brother
Lightner was an influential leader throughout the
Fraternity, he was well-known, well-respected
and well-loved among many Omega men.
Brothers from all over the Sixth District in attendance at the annual Clarence E. Lightner Youth Leadership Banquet—11/19/2009.
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Lifetime Achievements & Honors in the Sixth District . . . . .
Detroit, MI— At the 72nd
Convention of the National
Funeral Directors and
Morticians Association, Inc.
held in Detroit, MI on August
5, 2009 Brother Ernest C.
Adams, Jr. CFSP became the
62nd President.
The Association is the
Brother Ernest Adams
oldest African American
association consisting of African American Funeral
Directors and Morticians. The purpose of the
association is to foster research, conduct
workshops and seminars, investigate funeral
practices. The organization also develops and
maintains standards of conduct designed to
improve the business conditions of its members
for the benefit of the public. The NFD&MA, Inc.
has members across the United States, the
Caribbean and South Africa.
Brother Adams was initiated in the Nu Alpha
Chapter in Fall 1977 and has been a member of
Mu Pi Chapter of Greenville, SC since 1981.
Brother Adams has been Basileus, Vice-Basileus,
KRS, Vice KRS and is presently Keeper of Peace
for the Chapter. He has represented the chapter
at several Conclaves, Leadership Conferences
and District meetings. He is presently Chairman
of the South Carolina Omega Day and Chairman
Emeritus of the Black Heritage Bowl of Greenville,
S.C.
Brother Adams received a B.S. Degree in
Business Administration from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill and graduated from
the American Academy McAlister Institute of
Mortuary Science in New York. He is associated
with the Watkins Garrett and Woods Mortuary,
Inc. in Greenville, S.C. He is a life member of the
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., NAACP and the
Alumni Association of UNC-Chapel Hill. He is
married to Earlinda Meekins Adams and has adult
sons.
Durham, NC—Brother Lowell
Siler was officially sworn in as
the Durham County Attorney on
Monday August 10, 2009.
Brother Siler is a member
of the Beta Phi Chapter. He
obtained his Bachelor of Art
Degree from North Carolina
Central University in 1976 and
was inducted into the Fraternity
Brother Lowell Siler
in 1977. Brother Siler obtained
his Law Degree from North Carolina Central
University in 1979.
Brother Siler has Bar Admissions in North
Carolina and Pennsylvania. Some of his professional
affiliations include: President of the Durham County
Bar Association/14th Judicial District Bar Association,
North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers, North
Carolina Bar Association, President of the George H.
White Bar Association, Durham County Young
Lawyers and Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Brother Siler's civic and fraternal affiliations
include: Board Member, Legal Services; Board
Member, Duke-Durham Partnership for Youth; Board
Member Durham Mentors for Youth. His personal
interests include: golfing, scuba-diving and running.
Rocky Mount, NC Brother Melvin M. Mitchell,
Basileus of the Alpha
Omicron Chapter in Rocky
Mount, N.C., and Chairman
of the Economic
Development Committee for
the Sixth District, was
Brother Melvin Mitchell recently recognized by
Allstate Insurance
Corporation for having a premiere service agency
for 2009.
Allstate awards this designation to only about
13,000 agency owners. The designation recognizes
those who have consistently met designated levels
of customer service and business performance.
Brother Mitchell attended Fayetteville State
University and was initiated into the Delta Gamma
Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. in
December 1971.
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Omega Psi Phi Frat., Inc. Shows True Commitment to Education
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Winston-Salem, NC—The MidEastern Athletic Conference
(MEAC) is in its 40th year of
operation heading into the 20092010 academic school year.
Housed in the Armada Hoffler
Tower at Town Center of Virginia
Beach, Virginia, the MEAC is
made up of 12 outstanding
historically black institutions
across the Atlantic coastline:
Bethune-Cookman University,
Coppin State University, Delaware
State University, Florida A&M
University, Hampton University,
Howard University, University of
Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan
State University, Norfolk State
University, North Carolina A&T
State University, South Carolina
State University and WinstonSalem State University.
The Fraternity presented a
$20,000 check during the MEAC
tournament to honor the
organization’s ongoing
commitment to the college
educational fund. Each chapter
throughout the Fraternity supports
this initiative through the College
Endowment Fund. Grand Keeper
of Finance, Brother Antonio Knox;
Sixth District Representative
Brother Octavio Miro; Sixth
District First Vice DR Brother
Victor Bruinton; Winston-Salem
Councilman Brother Derwin
Montgomery; Psi Phi Basileus
Brother John P. Card and Brother
Charles Hairston were on hand for
the check presentation.
The Fraternity also presented
a $20,000 check during the CIAA
tournament in Charlotte, NC.
Brother George Grace, 38th Grand Basileus; Brother Antonio Knox, Grand KF;
Brother Victor Bruinton, Sixth District First Vice DR; Brother Bill Council, Pi Phi
Chapter at the CIAA in Charlotte, NC 02-26-2010.
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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Donates $10,000 to Shaw Univ.
Raleigh, NC - Preparation for the 76th Grand Conclave of
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated is officially
underway. The City of Raleigh extended an official hand
of welcome and partnership at the press conference that
was held on Monday, September 28, 2009 at Hedingham
Athletic and Golf Club.
Chapter serving as the host Chapter. The four
Founders of the Delta Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity were all graduates of Shaw University and
we continue to have outstanding Omega Men
graduate from Shaw." Judge Michael Morgan will
serve as the Grand Marshal for the Conclave.
The Fraternity has also partnered with the
Garner Road YMCA for the last three years
providing financial assistance to scholarships
designated for deserving graduating seniors.
Brother Lee and other members of the Fraternity
played in the 2009 Garner Road YMCA Golf
Tournament that was held at Hedingham on
Monday.
Hank Mattocks, Chairman of the Golf
Tournament stated, "We are so excited about the
Tournament and what it means to our students. I want
to thank Mr. Lee and members of the Fraternity and
community for coming out in large number to
support us. Our students are not just athletes; they
are scholars in colleges around the country." He
stated that many have gone on to play in collegiate
athletics and hold jobs in various disciplines postgraduation.
Mr. James West, Council Member and Mayor Pro
Tempore, told Grand Basileus Warren G. Lee that the City
is excited about the upcoming Grand Conclave that will
be held in Raleigh July 22-30, 2010. "We are thrilled about
the partnership with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated
and we will work tirelessly to ensure success of this
prestigious event. We will roll out the red carpet treatment
and extend the best in southern hospitality."
The day produced beautiful weather and was
tremendously significant for the City of Raleigh,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated and the
Garner Road YMCA.
Brother Lee readily accepted the welcome on behalf
of the Fraternity's national leadership and large
membership around the world. Brother Lee said, "We are
delighted to convene next year in Raleigh, NC and we are
equally delighted to bring our level of commitment and
assistance to Shaw University." He handed the gift of
$10,000 to Dr. Dorothy Cowser Yancy, Interim President of
Shaw University. Smiling in her acceptance, she said, "On
behalf of the Board of Trustees of Shaw University and the
Shaw Family, I thank you for this gift to the University.”
Brother Antonio F. Knox, Grand Keeper of Finance for
the Fraternity, is a Raleigh resident and said, "It is only
fitting that the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity make this $10K
donation to Shaw University as we prepare for the 76th
Grand Conclave here in Raleigh next year with the Iota Iota
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Dorothy Cowser Yancy, Ph. D., Interim President of Shaw
University, holding the $10,000 gift from the Fraternity and
Brother Antonio Knox, Grand Keeper of Finance.
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Over 250 Guests Attend Iota Iota Chapter’s Talent Hunt Competition
Raleigh, NC – The Iota Iota Chapter hosted its 65th
Annual Talent Hunt Competition on Sunday, March 14,
2010 on the campus of Peace College in the Kenan
Recital Hall. A talented pool of nine students from local
area high schools displayed immense talent and poise
before a packed audience of supporters. Over 250
guests were in attendance for the competition.
Brother Rickey Baskett, Sr., Chairman of the Talent
Hunt Committee presided and The Honorable Brother
Michael R. Morgan served as the Master of Ceremonies
for the event. Keith Grantham, Chapter Chaplain, led an
opening prayer followed by words of welcome from
Kenneth A. Johnson, Basileus of the Iota Iota Chapter.
Guest performances included Danielle Summons a
former three time participant and winner of the Talent
Hunt; St. Paul AME Youth Church Choir and Marc
Archibald and the Anointed Voices.
Brother Vic Bruinton, 1st Vice District Representative
presented special awards and the moment of the hour
arrived as Brothers Baskett and Johnson announced the
winners. Robert A. Green received 1st Place; Aliyanna
M. Stewart placed 2nd and James Patrick Stanton placed
3rd. Timothy O. Kee presented the Dr. Thomas E. Kee, Sr.
Talent Hunt Achievement Award. Brother Al White and
Brother Charles Chambliss served as co-chairs.
Iota Iota Chapter Participates in 2010 UNC-TV Festival
Raleigh, NC –(March 29, 2010) Members of the Iota
Iota Chapter continued their engagement in
community service and public awareness as
volunteers of the National Panhellenic Council Greater
Raleigh Area in support of the UNC TV Festival 2010;
its annual fundraising campaign.
Approximately 50 members from the NPCGRA
were on hand for the phone bank to collect donations
from contributors that support of UNC-TV’s
programming.
In addition to Omega Psi Phi, the delegation of
volunteers included Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc,;
Apha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority, Inc.; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.; Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity, Inc. and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
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(pictured left to right: Brothers Joe Bright, Robert Cunningham
and Kenneth A. Johnson).
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Iota Iota Chapter Observes Omega Sunday
Raleigh, NC –
Brothers of the Iota
Iota Chapter
celebrated their
annual Memorial Day
Observance on
Sunday, March 14,
2010 by attending
morning worship
service at Saint
Matthew African
Methodist Episcopal
Church located at
1629 Bennett Street in
L-r: Brothers Lloyd Dunn, Kenneth Johnson,
Raleigh, NC. Reverend
and Glenn Thomas
Marion B. Robinson,
Pastor, welcomed the large Omega delegation numbering
over 50 to the service that included Kenneth A. Johnson,
Basileus of the Chapter; Tony Knox, Grand Keeper of Finance,
and The Honorable Mike Morgan, Grand Marshal of the 76th
International Grand Conclave.
general offering of $350 provided by the
Chapter members in attendance. The
Chapter recognized and honored two of
their own devoted members who passed
away over the past year, Brothers Harold
High and Larry Keith.
Following church service, members
attended lunch together before they
convened at their 65th Annual Talent Hunt
that was held March 14, 2010 on the campus
of Peace College. More than 250 supporters
were in attendance for the event.
The Chapter is working fervently as they
count down to the 76th International Grand
Conclave that will be held in Raleigh, NC
July 23-30, 2010. With thousands of Omegas
expected to attend from around the world,
preparation continues toward the largest
convention that the City of Raleigh has ever
hosted.
Brother Johnson presented the Church with an offering of
$700 that included a $350 check from the Chapter and a
Iota Iota Chapter group photo following church service March 14, 2010 Raleigh, NC
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Tau Gamma Gamma Chapter Holds Ceremony for Veterans
Fort Bragg, NC– Members of Tau
Gamma Gamma Chapter traveled
to the Fayetteville Veterans Affairs
(VA) Medical Center on November
10, 2009 to pay respects and
participate in the Veterans Day
ceremony at the medical facility.
The day’s events included a wreathlaying ceremony, a reception and
visit with veterans in their rooms.
It is truly an honor to be among
the many active and reserve
military members serving in today’s
Armed Forces. Veterans Day has
such a significant meaning dating
back as early as 1919 as Armistice
Day to what it is known today as
Veterans’ Day. There aren’t many
people living in the United States
who don’t know someone who has
served in the Armed Forces, so let’s
not forget to pay respect to those
who have made similar sacrifices
and others who have paid the
ultimate sacrifice for freedom.
If you haven’t visited a
Veterans Affairs hospital or talked
to a Veteran, try to do so in 2010
as it will surely validate their
reason for serving andprovide
you with a clear understanding.
Why we serve? Thursday, 11
November 2010 is Veterans’ Day
and we at TGG charge each and
every member of the Mighty Sixth
District of Omega Psi Phi, Inc. to
help honor military veterans.
Standing (Guest Speaker) Air Force Colonel James C. Johnson, Cdr, 43rd Airlift Wing, and
Installation Cdr, Pope AFB, NC. Seated L-R (Ret) Army, Special Forces, CW4 James E.
Flanders, 94 years old, Served WWII, Vietnam; Wanda Moore (MC), American Legion
Auxiliary, Department of NC Vice President; (Ret) Army First Sergeant Troy L. Oates
Phi Lambda Lambda Chapter Focuses on Family & Friends
Jacksonville, NC- This year’s
Achievement Week program for
the Phi Lambda Lambda Chapter
centered on family and friends.
Achievement Week activities
took place on 15 – 22 November
2009.
The week began with a
canned food collection that
supported needy families for
Thanksgiving and concluded
with church services. During the
service, the chapter presented
several men’s suits to the
church’s pastor as a donation in
support of the church’s outreach
program. Each day, the chapter
hosted dinners and social
gatherings focused on
strengthening the chapter family
camaraderie and community ties.
The awards program was held
on 17 November 2009 and several
community leaders were
recognized for significant
contributions in their specific
professions.
Brother Edward Robinson,
pictured second from left,
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received the Omega Man of the
Year award as a result of his
tireless commitment to
community service in the name
of Omega. Brother Robinson is
a Major in the United States
Marine Corps and currently
serves as the chapter’s Keeper
of Records and Seal.
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Kappa Alpha Chapter Observes Achievement Week and Talent Hunt
Rock Hill, SC—On November 13, 2009 Omega
men along with their family and friends attended
Kappa Alpha Chapter’s Founders’ Day Ball at the
Magnolia Room of Laurel Creek.
The 2009 Cardinal Principal winners were:
Manhood – William Roddey, Political Activist;
Scholarship – Dr. Adolphus Belk, Jr., Winthrop
University Associate Professor of Political Science;
Perseverance – Ms. Latoya Mayes, Founder of
C.R.A.V.E. (Character, Respect, positive Attitude,
personal and family Values and the importance of
Education);
Uplift - Mr. Bobby Plair, Jr., Musician and Career
advisor for York Technical College.
The 2009 Citizen of the Year was Mrs. Dawn
Johnson, Owner of Dawn Johnson State Farm
Agency. Dawn is on the board of Community in
Schools, Rock Hill School District Foundation, and
The Foundation of the Carolinas. Dawn serves as
the Vice President of The Central City Optimist
Club.
Rock Hill, SC (February 28, 2010) - The Kappa
Alpha Chapter held its Annual Dr. Dewey Duckett
Talent Hunt at St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
Mr. Gerry Brown, Jr. was named the 2010 Talent
Hunt winner. He performed Sonata for Eb Alto
Saxophone. A junior at Rock Hill High School, he is
the son of Rev. Gerry Brown, Sr. and Joanne Brown.
Gerry is a member of the Marching Band of
Distinction, concert band and jazz band. He is
enrolled in the International Baccalaureate Program
and a member of Student Council.
The Talent Hunt Runner Up was Justin Feemster.
He is the son of Richard and Geraldine Feemster,
and a sophomore at York Comprehensive High
School. He is a member of the York Cougar Band,
National Honor Society, President’s Council,
R.O.T.C. and track team.
Justin performed, Arabesque by Burgmuller. He
sings and plays piano with the Youth Choir at
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church in Filbert, SC.
“We truly enjoyed ourselves,” said Dr. Belk.
“Moments like tonight tell me I’m doing something
right.”
Chapter awards were presented to the following:
Members vs. Men Award: Brother Charles
Washington
50 Year Pin: Brother Thomas Colter, Sr.
Superior Service Award : Brother Isaiah “Reggie”
Venning
The Founders’ Award: Brother William “Bill”
Berry
Omega Man of the Year: Brother Byron Putman
Finally, before the banquet portion of the
program ended, Brother Charles Smalls inducted
the newly elected officers of Kappa Alpha. The
new officers are Basileus Beauregard King, V; Vice
Basileus Carl Dicks; Keeper of Records and Seal
LaTaj Linen; Keeper of Finance Isaiah Venning;
Chaplin Derrick Barksdale; Parliamentarian Osbey
Roddey; Keeper of Peace Moses Burkett.
(far left) Brother Beauregard King, V – Kappa Alpha
Basileus and Brother Carl Dicks (far right), Kappa Alpha
Talent Hunt Chair present Gerry Brown, Jr., Talent Hunt
Winner; Justin Feemster, Talent Hunt Runner-Up.
Miss Jalesa Danielle
Chennell Campbell, is the
winner of the Kappa Alpha
Chapter’s 2009 Wade
Witherspoon, Sr. Essay
Scholarship. She is the
daughter of Mitchell and
Iris Campbell of Chester,
SC.
Jalesa receives scholarship from
Chapter Basileus B. King.
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Already accepted to Howard,
Hampton and many other
universities, she plans on
majoring in Political Science
and attending Law School.
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Delta Nu Chapter Selects Achievement Week Award Winners
Hickory, NC— Delta Nu Chapter
observed Achievement Week on
Sunday, November 22, 2009 at
Greater Faith Missionary Baptist
Church in Hickory, North Carolina.
Delta Nu Chapter Basileus Larry
Johnson, presided over the
program.
The speaker was Brother (Dr.)
Edward L. Sadler, Jr. of the Epsilon
Upsilon Chapter, Gastonia, NC.
Brother Sadler is a former
superintendent of the Gaston
County schools. The core of his
message related to educational
disparities and a need for the
African American community to
step up our support of the children.
Visiting brothers from the
Epsilon Upsilon Chapter included
their Basileus, Brother Robert
Rohlac and Immediate Past Chapter
Basileus, Brother Maury Williams.
Award recipients were as
follows: Mrs. Patricia McNair was
honored as the Citizen of the Year.
Mrs. McNair is a volunteer
extraordinaire who makes her
contributions silently. This
year’s Essay Contest winner
was Mr. Greylan Steele. The
Chapter Basileus, Larry
Johnson, received the
Superior Service Award. The
Founders’ Award went to
Brother Edward G. Fuller
whose contributions to our
Fraternity over his 60 plus
years are an inspiration. The
recipients of the Omega Man
of the Year Award were
Brothers Henri Hammond and
T. Anthony Spearman.
In addition, past Talent
Hunt winner, Ms. LaMeshia
Whittington and Brenden
Caldwell, Boys Camp
participant, were recognized.
Ms. Whittington and her
brother, Robert, delighted the
audience with their musical
talents by performing. Both
are accomplished violinists.
(l-r) Brothers T. Anthony Spearman, Larry Johnson,
Mrs. Patricia McNair, and Henri Hammond.
Essay contestants: l-r; Jordan Thompson, Delvin Scott,
Greylan Steele, winner and James Hayes. Not pictured
were contestants Brianna Dickerson and Jerry Schenck Jr.
Psi Phi Chapter Focuses on Social Action in the Community
Winston-Salem, NC— The Psi Phi
Chapter has placed an increased
emphasis on social action. The
economic downturn has manifested a
great deal of need in the community
and this has played a major role in the
charge and action plan of the Social
Action Committee.
Social Action Chairmen Brother
Mark Oliver and Brother Kenneth
Rocker coordinated efforts to
purchase and collect food items to be
distributed during Thanksgiving. The
effort this year was nearly doubled in
comparison to previous food
distributions. Brother Oliver stated
that he was overwhelmed by the show
of support from the chapter members
and others in the community to come
together and help when so many
people are in need.
the centers which provide a
safe alternative to children
going from house to house
during Halloween..
The Committee also
implemented a community
Coat Drive for the Homeless on
Saturday November 7, 2009.
The event marked the second
time that the chapter has
partnered with the Bethesda
Center for the Homeless in
Winston-Salem to provide
winter coats and clothing for
their clients. Brother Pride
Shore and Brother Clark G.
Hanner, Jr. ensured that the
event was a success and that
no client went away empty
handed that morning.
The Social Action Committee was
also responsible for collecting candy
to distribute to area community
recreation centers. The candy was
used during Halloween carnivals at
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Brother Pride
Shore (striped
shirt) and
Brother George
Redd helping
homeless clients
select clothes at
Bethesda Center.
Fruit baskets were
delivered by
members to
widows of
deceased
brothers and to
some brothers
who have been
sick during the
year.
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Sixth District Undergraduate Who’s Who Section
Brother Justin Gorham
Kappa Lambda– NCSU
Major: Computer Science
& Applied Mathematics
GPA: 3.10
Brother Mark Hamilton
Psi Delta– UNC Chapel Hill
Major: Business Admin.
GPA: 3.21
Brother Travis Melvin
Psi Delta-UNC Chapel Hill
Major: Business Admin.
GPA: 3.33
Brother Steven Hughes
Chi Zeta– Clemson Univ
Office: 2nd Vice Dist. Rep
Sixth District
Brother Kelvin Williams
Psi Kappa–Winthrop Univ.
Office: NPHC President
Winthrop University
Brother Brandon Thompson
Psi Kappa– Winthrop Univ.
Office: All Council Chair
Winthrop University
Brother Derrick Eure
Epsilon Zeta—UNC Charlotte
Basileus– Epsilon Zeta
History Honor Society
Brother Terrance Jones
Tau Psi—NC Central Univ
2009 Sixth District
Undergraduate
Brother Kenyato Lewis Receives Graduate Degree
Greensboro, NC – When Brother
Kenyato “Keon” Lewis decided to
pursue his Masters degree, he had
to learn quickly how to manage his
time, as he also worked two jobs in
an effort to advance in the
healthcare field. His dedication paid
off as he crossed the stage to
receive his Masters of Health
Services Administration degree and
was honored as the Outstanding
Graduate Student, during the
August 22, 2009 Strayer University
Commencement Ceremony in
Charlotte, NC.
“Having a Master’s degree will
give me more options in the
healthcare field, including the
opportunity to move into
administrative positions,” Keon
said. “Earning my degree has
helped prove a lot to myself. It has
been quite a journey and a humbling
experience. I am proud of my
accomplishment.”
The Outstanding Graduate Student
Award recognizes a graduate student
who maintained a 4.0 grade point
average and who has made positive
contributions to his or her local
community.
Brother Lewis (2005 Tau Omega),
a Charlotte native who is currently
employed by the Spectrum Laboratory
Network and Alternative Behavioral
Solutions, Inc., is deeply rooted in the
community through volunteer service
projects. He was also awarded the
2009 International Bro. George E.
Meares Scholarship by the Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, Inc. during the
Leadership Conference in Las Vegas,
NV (July 2009).
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Sixth District Undergraduate Men on the Move
Winston– Salem, NC— In November 2009,
Brother Derwin Montgomery won a historic
race for the Winston-Salem City Council
becoming the youngest Council Member in
the history of the city and the youngest
elected official in the state of North Carolina.
the Mu Epsilon Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity Incorporated, among many other
roles.
He was sworn into office on December 7,
2009, and now balances city council duties,
being a student and working for Goodwill of
Northwest North Carolina where he is the
Youth Mentor Specialist.
Brother Montgomery is a resident of the
East Ward in Winston-Salem, NC. He was
born and raised in Hopkins, SC located in the
greater metropolitan area of Columbia, SC.
He entered college as a Dean’s Scholar to
Winston-Salem State University. He now
calls Winston-Salem, NC home.
Brother Montgomery is a Senior Political
Science Major with a concentration in Public
Administration and a minor in Mass
Communications. He has been actively
involved on and off campus, as he served two
years as President of the WSSU chapter of the
NAACP, President Pro Temp of the SGA
Student Senate, and serves as the Chaplain of
Rock Hill, SC— Two members of
the Psi Kappa Chapter of Winthrop
University have taken on prominent
leadership roles on campus.
Brother Brandon Thomas, Psi
Kappa Spring 2006, has been
named President of the NPHC.
Brother Thomas, the 2008
Winthrop’s Greek Man of the Year
said, “It is empowering and feels
great to be the president of the
Winthrop University NPHC. The
position comes with a ton of
responsibility, but it teaches you so
many skills that you could never
learn just being a member of an
organization.”
Brother Kelvin Williams, Psi
Kappa Fall 2007, has been
appointed All Council Chair. His
Brother Derwin Montgomery
Brother Montgomery graduates from WSSU
in May 2010 and has been accepted into Wake
Forest University where he will be seeking a
Masters Degree in Divinity. Currently he serves
as the Community Action Chair for the NC,
NAACP Youth & College Division where he
serves the state of NC, and the East Ward. He
was recognized for his community involvement
by the City of Winston-Salem in January of 2009
when he was one of the recipients of the
inaugural MLK Young Dreamers Award.
duties consist of overseeing
community service, philanthropic,
social, and fund-raising or any
other event that all three councils
(NPHC, National Pan Council, &
Inter-Fraternity Council) perform
together.
“I feel honored that my peers
trust me to handle such a vital
position” said Williams. One of
the All Council goals is to get all
Greek organizations to raise their
chapter’s GPA.
Brother Kelvin Williams
In 2008, Thomas and Williams
were selected as Co-Omega Man
of the Year by Psi Kappa Chapter
at Winthrop University.
Both will graduate in May 2010.
Brother Brandon Thomas
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NCCU Tau Psi Chapter: Changing the Image of College Students
Durham, NC—When some people think of
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. they think of the
guys that jump around in gold boots and military
fatigues. As a way to end typical stereotypes
related to the Fraternity, the Tau Psi Chapter has
started a campaign to change their perceived
image. “It’s not all we do…we’re business men
too,” said Christopher Rawlinson, NCCU chapter
president.
According to Rawlinson, the primary focus of
the campaign is to change the image of N. C.
Central University’s campus. Once a month
during 10:40 break, brothers of the Tau Psi
Chapter of Omega Psi Phi set up outside the
Alfonso Elder Student Union to sell men’s business
attire. “I’ve seen them selling during 10:40
break…more people would stop by if they knew,”
said Thomas Lucas, marketing senior.
The prices for the attire range from $1 for a tie
to $10 for an entire 3-piece suit. The clothing
provided is not only sold to students, faculty
members can also take advantage of the
opportunity. “It’s a nice thing to do because
appearance does matter,” said Lucas. The items
sold are donated from the graduate chapter of the
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. The profits are put
towards the chapter’s assessments but, according
to Rawlinson, “it’s not for us to make money.”
According to Rawlinson, the NCCU chapter
of Omega Psi Phi has been enforcing the
“change the image” campaign for about 3
years. “The school has been changing its
image so we decided to change with the
school,” said Rawlinson. “Men don’t think it’s
cool enough or they just don’t have it.”
The Chapter has reached out by speaking
with professors outside of the business
department that have influence over their
classrooms to encourage students to dress in
business attire on a regular basis.
The NCCU Tau Psi Chapter of Omega Psi
Phi requires all members to dress in business
attire every Wednesday to encourage students
to commit to the campaign. “When you dress
a certain way you feel a certain way and
perform better” said Rawlinson.
Rawlinson believes that they have not seen
as much change as they would like to see, but
insists that the Fraternity may branch off and
begin selling female business attire also.
Reprinted from North Carolina Central University Campus
Echo Online. http://www.campusecho.com/campus/fratchanges-faces. 11 April 2010.
Brothers of the Tau Psi Chapter at NC Central University, Durham, NC—December 4, 2009
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Making A Difference in the Lives of Young Omega Men
By Brother Michael A. Boykin, Director of Public Relations
High Point, NC— “Omega Men Helping Omega
Men” - what a novel concept considering our
Fraternity is based on friendship and brotherhood! It
doesn’t take a mandate from our International
Headquarters for individual brothers to come up with
ideas and ways that we can Uplift each other in
Omega.
Several years ago, as an Advisor of Kappa Lambda
Chapter at North Carolina State University, I often
went through my Fraternity shirts and picked out
paraphernalia that I no longer wore (fit) and gave to
my undergraduates as they visited my home for some
knowledge and Uplift.
Additionally, I would go through my regular
clothing and prepare to take it to Goodwill. One year,
I just decided to see if my undergrads wanted to look
through all the items I was going to give away before I
dropped them off to Goodwill. Most of them found
several items, shirts, coats, fleece jackets and other
items they could use. Low and behold, it was a winwin situation! They felt good about receiving stuff and
I felt good about giving it away to some good
brothers.
One day, we were at the Sixth District September
2009 Council Meeting and I saw one of my
undergraduates wearing a sweater that I had given
him. All of a sudden, it dawned on me that this could
be a program implemented to help other
undergraduates throughout the Sixth District.
About two weeks before the December 2009
Council Meeting, I sent out a notice to all brothers to
bring gently used clothing to the first Sixth District
Dress for Success Clothing Exchange. The items
pictured on these two pages are a result of brothers
taking time to help our undergraduates as they
prepare for interviews for graduate school or the
workforce.
Most of the items were claimed by the
undergraduates. Brother Keith Pemberton of the Beta
Kappa Kappa Chapter (High Point, NC) took
unclaimed items to a local men’s ministry. This is
another main goal of the Dress for Success program;
helping local men’s programs, just as we help our
undergraduates.
Omega
Men
Expressing
Grateful
Appreciation
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Undergraduate “Dress for Success” is a Huge Hit!
Photos by Brother Kimani Wright, Beta Chi Chapter
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Winston-Salem Psi Phi & Mu Epsilon Chapters
Conduct Joint Achievement Week Celebration
Winston-Salem, NC—On November 11, 2009 the Psi Phi
Chapter held its annual Achievement Week Awards Program
at Sci Works Science Center in Winston-Salem, NC. Assistant
Police Chief Brother Barry Rountree presented a proclamation
to Chapter Basileus, Brother John P. Card, Jr., on behalf of the
city of Winston-Salem and the mayor’s office. The
proclamation urged the citizens of Winston-Salem to
acknowledge the men of Omega Psi Phi and their effort to help
build a strong and vibrant community. Psi Phi Chapter is
consistently at the forefront of socially active progress in
Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.
Several outstanding Omega Men were presented awards by
the chapter this year for their exceptional service and
upholding the highest standards of the fraternity with selfless
sacrifice. Brother Ralphael O. Black received the Founders
Award, Brother Mark Oliver received the Superior Service
Award and Brother Charlie W. Bethea received the Omega Man
of the Year Award. This year’s selection for the Citizen of the
Year Award was Chris Paul, a Winston-Salem native and current
member of the New Orleans Hornets. His father Charles Paul
accepted the award on his behalf.
The chapter and the community enjoyed an outstanding
program as a result of the tireless efforts of the Achievement
Week Committee led by Brother James Franklin Jr. The
program was held jointly with the Brothers of Mu Epsilon
Chapter from Winston Salem State University. Chapter Basileus
Chris Lee presented the awards to his chapter’s recipients.
Several young men from the undergraduate chapter were
recognized for academic excellence, and their service to the
chapter, campus and community.
Mu Pi Chapter Selects
Achievement Week Winners
Greenville, SC—Mu Pi Chapter held
its Achievement Week at the historic
Long Branch Baptist Church in
Greenville, SC. The message imparted
during the morning presentation was
aptly delivered by one of Mu Pi’s own,
the Rev. Brother Samuel Cureton.
Bro. Cureton, who currently serves
as Mu Pi’s KRS, spoke on the theme:
“Being United and Being Ready to
Serve the Lord.” His message was
warmly received and applauded by
both the brothers and the public in
attendance.
Consistent with the Fraternity’s
Achievement Week format, the
chapter’s awards were presented to the
following recipients by the Basileus,
Bro. Ronald Fisher: Citizen of the Year
– Eric Williams; Organization of the
Year – the Greenville Chapter of the
NAACP; Student of the Year – Daniel
Smith of Greenville High; and the
Omega Man of the Year – Bro.
Nathaniel “Pete” Jones.
The final award of the evening was presented to Basileus
John P. Card, Jr. in recognition of his excellent leadership and
ability to continue moving the chapter progressively forward in
the Sixth District.
From left to right are:(Manhood) Bro. I. Wayne Hosch;
(Scholarship) Bro. Michael Magruder;
(Superior Service) Bro. Mark Oliver,
(Omega Man of the Year) Bro. Charlie W. Bethea,
(Col. Charles Young Award) Bro. (SFC) Ernest Bowers,
(Perseverance) Bro. Billy D. Friende, Jr.,
(Uplift) Bro. Kenneth Francis.
Not Pictured: (Founders Award) Bro. Ralphael O. Black,
(Citizen of the Year) Chris Paul.
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Pictured left to right Basileus Ronald Fisher and
Omega Man of the Year—Brother Nathaniel
“Pete” Jones.
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Zeta Alpha Chapter’s New Leaders Off to a Busy Start
Henderson, NC— The Zeta Alpha Chapter held its
annual Talent Hunt Program on Saturday, February
20, 2010 at Timothy Darling Presbyterian Church in
Oxford, NC. Brother Prentice Hargrove, Chairman
of the Talent Hunt Committee, organized the
event. There were five contestants in the
competitive and non-competitive categories.
Left to right seated are Michael Putney Sr., KRS and Dana Small,
Basileus. Standing from left to right are Abram Liles, KF; Michael
Williams, Chaplain; Nathaniel Yarbrough, Vice Basileus, Francis
Powell, Keeper of Peace; and Howard Herring Jr., Past Basileus
Henderson, NC— The Zeta Alpha Chapter
held its Achievement Week Activities during
the week of November 13-17, 2009. Brothers
attended church at Kessler Temple AME Zion
Church in Henderson, North Carolina. Those
who were veterans were recognized and
presented with American flags for their
service.
Zeta Alpha recognized its Citizen of the Year,
Mr. Terry Garrison, at its annual luncheon
following church services. Mr. Garrison is a
native of Henderson, North Carolina. He is a
Vance County Commissioner and serves as
chairman of the Vance Co. Chapter of the
NAACP.
Brother Victor Bruinton, First-Vice District
Representative of the Sixth District, was the
guest speaker at the chapter’s meeting and
gave a riveting speech about friendship.
Christopher Hunter and William Radford Frazier
participated in the competitive category. Hunter,
accompanied by Joshua Alston, sang, “I Walked
Today Where Jesus Walked” by Geoffrey O’Hara
and Radford performed “Tarantella” by Albert
Pieczonka on piano.
In the non competitive category, Travis Williams
played “Fur-Elise” by Beethoven on piano, Brittney
Oakley sang “Turkish March” by Mozart and
Destiny Star Yancey sang “The Climb” by Miley
Cyrus.
The audience was entertained during
intermission by the Mt. Olive Youth Choir, Mt. Olive
Baptist Church from Henderson, NC.
William Radford Frazier was declared the
winner in the competitive category and he will
represent Zeta Alpha at the Annual Sixth District
Meeting to be held in Columbia, SC in April 2010.
Brother Dana B. Small, Basileus of Zeta Alpha,
presented the contestants with awards and
certificates of participation. Brother Dr. Abram
Liles was master of ceremony and closing remarks
were by Brother Rev. Dr. Omotolokun Omokunde of
Timothy Darling Presbyterian Church.
Brother Prentice Hargrove was presented with
the 2009 Basileus Award by Basileus Howard G.
Herring, Jr. during achievement week activities
held on November 17, 2009.
Brother Hargrove is a veteran of the US Marine
Corps and is employed as a Spanish teacher at
Person Senior High School in Roxboro, North
Carolina.
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pictured from left to right William Frazier, first place winner;
Dana Small, Basileus; and Christopher Hunter, second place
winner.
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Kappa Rho Chapter Honors
Several Brothers & Three Citizens of the Year
Clinton, NC— The Kappa Rho Chapter held its annual Achievement
Week program on October 10, 2009. Three area citizens were
recognized for their outstanding contributions to Duplin, Bladen and
Sampson Counties.
Mr. Edward Mason was recognized as the citizen of the year for
Sampson County. A retired educator from Clinton City Schools, he
remains active in the school system by serving on the Clinton City
School Board where he has served as Vice Chairman. He is a member
of First Baptist Church Clinton. There he serves as Sunday School
Superintendent, Chairman of the Deacon Board, and a member of the
Men’s Chorus. He is a member of the Sampson County Sports Club
Hall of Fame.
Mrs. Delilah Gomes was recognized as the Duplin County Citizen of
the Year. Since returning to Duplin County, she has worked tirelessly in
the community serving on multiple committees that include The Duplin
County Arts Council, The 21st Century Duplin County Community
Building Taskforce, Duplin County Center for Leadership Development
and the Duplin County Historical Society. She serves as a Trustee on the
Board for James Sprunt Community College and Secretary of the Duplin
County Historical Society.
From Bladen County, Mrs. Delilah Blanks was chosen as the Citizen
of the Year. For several years, she has worked tirelessly in her
community in many capacities. Since being elected in 1988, she has
served several terms on the Bladen County Board of County
Commissioners. Professionally she has worked as a public school
teacher and a social worker. For 22 years she has also taught social
work at the University of Chapel Hill at Wilmington. An award has been
established by the Department of Sociology in her honor for a senior
excelling in the field of Social Work.
Two Chi Chi Brothers
Reach 50 Years of Service
Camden, SC—On Sunday, November
22, 2009, the Chi Chi Chapter held its
annual Achievement Week Banquet at
TenEleven Galleria in Camden, South
Carolina.
Chi Chi Chapter serves the Kershaw
County community that includes
Camden and Lugoff-Elgin, South
Carolina. This year’s Achievement
Week Banquet was very special for the
brothers of Chi Chi Chapter because
they were able to commemorate the
achievement of 50 years of service of
two brothers: Brother Carl Robinson and
Brother Aaron Hough.
Brother Carl Robinson was initiated
at South Carolina State University’s Xi
Psi Chapter in Orangeburg, South
Carolina. Xi Psi was the first Omega Psi
Phi Chapter in the state of South
Carolina. Brother Carl Robinson also
has over 30 years in the field of
education.
Brother Aaron Hough was initiated at
Benedict College’s Epsilon Epsilon
Chapter in Columbia, South Carolina.
Brother Aaron Hough has over 40 years
in the field of education.
Both brothers exemplify the four
cardinal principles- Manhood,
Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift.
The night concluded with the Chapter recognizing some if its own.
Chapter members recognized included Brother Curtis Hooks-Omega
Man of the Year; Brother Roger Keys- Superior Service Award; Brother
Mclease Fisher—Colonel Charles Young Award for outstanding Military
Service, and Brother Albert Brown— Founder's Award.
(Pictured left to right) Kappa Rho 2009 Citizens of the Year
Mrs. Delilah Gomes, Mr. Edward Mason, and Mrs. Delilah Blanks
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Kappa Gamma Gamma Chapter
Names Achievement Week Recipients
Anderson, SC—The Kappa
Gamma Gamma Chapter chose
Dr. Curtis D. White, Sr. of
Seneca SC as the 2009 Omega
Man of theYear. Dr. White
continues to give of himself to
his family, the Fraternity, and
the community. Recently he
received the Honorary
American FFA Degree from the
FFA Organization, and the Dr.
Martin L. King, Jr. Award for
Community Service. Dr. White
serves as the Youth Director at
Ebenezer Baptist Church of
Seneca SC.
Brother Dr. White is a
retired LTC in the Army
Reserves. Prior to his
retirement in 2006, he served a
tour in Afghanistan, “Enduring
Freedom” as part of the war on
global terrorism.
Currently, Brother Dr. White
serves as the Vice Basileus of
the Kappa Gamma Gamma
Chapter and is employed as a
Professor of Agricultural
Education at Clemson
University. He is married to
Eartha L. White and they have 2
children, Marsha & Curtis II,
and 2 grandsons, Omari &
Macari. The ceremony was held
at the St. Paul Baptist Church in
Anderson SC.
The Chapter also presented its
Citizen of the Year Award to Mrs.
Barbara Latimer Hodges. Mrs.
Hodges is a member of New Hope
Baptist Church where she served as
senior adult women Sunday School
Teacher for over 20 years and is
very active in the Missionary
Society.
She is a graduate of BeltonHonea Path High School, received
her BS in Home Economics
Education from SC State University
and a Masters of Education from
Clemson University. Mrs. Hodges
retired from Clemson University as a
Food and Nutrition Program
Supervisor for nine upstate counties.
Another Chapter Citizen of the
Year Award was presented to Mr.
Jackson Wallace Woods. He was
born in June 1919. Mr. Woods was
educated in the Anderson County
Schools and he is a World War II
Veteran. He was the first Black to fly
an airplane in Anderson County in
1946. Mr. Woods is a member of
Liberty Baptist Church in Honea Path
where he serves as a member of the
Board of Deacons.
Upsilon Beta Beta Chapter
Celebrates Achievement Week
Conway, SC—On November
19, 2009, the Upsilon Beta Beta
chapter held its annual
Achievement week program. It
was a joyous occasion for
brethren to get together
fellowship as well as give back
to the community. Guest
speaker Brother John
Washington gave an address
that riveted the crowd.
Brother Chad Miller was
recognized as the Omega Man
of the Year and Mrs. Barbara
Blaine Olds received the
community service award.
Brother Miller serves as the
KRS. He is employed by the
South Carolina Department of
Social Services, serving as a
case manager and is a proud
father.
Mrs. Barbara J. Blaine Olds
Esq. has dedicated her life to
service and empowerment
through social work, legal
services, and political
strategies. Her professional
career has weaved a path of
direct service provision, entry
level, and executive
management of people.
Currently, Barbara is the
Assistant City Administrator for
Conway, SC, second in
command for oversight of the
city’s eight departments, 250
employees, and comprehensive
municipal services. She
maintains a limited, private
practice of law. She is married
to Jesse L. Olds, Jr and has one
adult son, Craigon Lennon.
Brother Curtis White on the left with the Chapter Basileus Kenneth Brownlee, Sr.; Ms Barbara
Hodges (center); and Mr. Jackson W. Woods with Chapter Basileus Kenneth Brownlee, Sr.
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Achievement Week in the Sixth District . . . . .
Tau Gamma Gamma Chapter
Nu Alpha Chapter
Place: Fort Bragg Officers Club, Fort Bragg, NC
Place: Sycamore Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Greenville, NC
Date: November 21, 2009
Guest Speaker: Brother Carl A. Blunt
First Vice Grand Basileus
Award Recipients: Judge Toni S. King—Citizen of the Year;
Bro. Milton Slade—COL Charles Young Military Award
Bro. Richard Nash—Superior Service Award
Bro. Conrado Morgan—Founders Award
Bro. Steve Conrad—Omega Man of the Year
Date: November 15, 2009
Guest Speaker: Brother Victor L. Bruinton
First Vice District Representative
Sixth District
(pictured left to right) Nu Alpha 2009 Honorees and Co-Chairmen
Pictured l-r: Brothers Richard Nash, Carl A. Blunt
(1VGB), Jack Martin, Conrado Morgan
Tau Gamma Gamma’s Elected Leaders
TGG 2010 Officers: L-R Jon Smith (Editor), Anthony Howard
(Asst. KRS), Tony Brewington (KRS), Richard Nash (Basileus),
Jason Foreman (Vice Basileus), Erasmus McEady (KF), James
Washington (Asst. KF), Ambro Martin (Chaplain)
Brother Marvin Whitehurst, Awards Co-Chair
Brother Vic Bruinton, Nu Alpha Citizen of the Year
Brother Earl Brown, Nu Alpha Founders Award
Brother Freddie Outterbridge, Superior Service Award
Brother Lathan E. Turner, Omega Man of the Year
Brother William Crews, Awards Co-Chair
More Recognitions in Greenville, NC Area
Two students were awarded the Nu Alpha
scholarship. Recipients are Ms. Glenda
Carlton and Mr. Julian Joyner, pictured with
Brother William Crews, co-chair of the
award process, Brother Turner - Basileus,
and Brother Roger Keyes, program
assistant.
Brother Gregory Stonewall
(left) of the Upsilon Zeta
Chapter at ECU presented
the second annual
Perseverance Award to Mr.
Ion Outterbridge (right), a
local educator and current
president of the Greenville
graduate chapter of the
National Pan-Hellenic
Council.
Ms. Carlton is a senior at North Pitt High
School and Mr. Joyner is a senior at J. H.
Rose High School. Both will graduate in
May of 2010.
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Achievement Week in the Sixth District . . . . . .
Iota Beta Beta Chapter
Tau Omega Chapter
Place: St. Stephen Baptist Church, St. Stephen, SC
Place: Khalif Temple No. 144, Greensboro, NC
Date: November 22, 2009
Date: November 15, 2009
Guest Speaker: Brother Dr. Ralph Crawford
US Forestry Commission
Washington, DC
Guest Speaker: Brother Rev. Ronald McRae
Tau Omega Spring 2009
Award Recipients: Ms. Lorene Bradley, Citizen of the Year;
Brother Tony Reed, Omega Man of the Year
(l-r) Brother McCants, Ms. Bradley,
Brother McKoy
Award Recipients: Brother Charles Ward– Manhood
Award; Brother Kenyato Lewis– Scholarship Award;
Brother Eric Aikins– Perseverance Award; Brother James
Avent—Uplift Award; Brother Ivan Mosely, Sr.—COL
Charles Young Award; Brother Wilbur Hankins—
Founders Award; Soror Geraldine Warren—Citizen of the
Year; and Brother Ronald K. Murphy, Sr.—Omega Man of
the Year.
(l-r) Brother McKoy, Brother Reed,
Brother McCants
Beta Phi Chapter
Epsilon Upsilon Chapter
Place: NC Central University, Durham, NC
Place: Gastonia, NC
Date: November 22, 2009
Date: November 21, 2009
Guest Speaker: Brother Dr. T. Anthony Spearman
Delta Nu Chapter, Hickory, NC
Award Recipients: Citizen of the Year – Ms. Rebecca
Murray Brown of Belmont, NC; Omega Man of the Year –
Bro. Gregory Owes of Gastonia, NC; Edgar A. Love
Award – Rev. James Burris of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
in Gastonia, NC; Superior Service Award - Bro. Robert
Roulhac of Charlotte, NC; and The Founders Award – Bro
James Saunders of Charlotte, NC who is celebrating over
60 years in the Fraternity.
(Pictured left to right)- Brother Paul Anderson-Citizen of the Year,
Brother Derrick Ellis-Star Studded Award, Brother James MillsOmega Man of the Year, Brother Sterling Edwards-Superior
Service Award and Ms. Kaylynn Webb- Beta Phi Chapter, National
Essay Contest Winner. Not pictured is Brother David FittsFounders Award.
Bro. James Saunders
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Bro. Gregory Owes
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34th Grand Basileus C. T. Gilmore Visits Beta Kappa Kappa
High Point, NC—The Beta Kappa Kappa
“On Point” Chapter held its annual
Achievement Week Program and the
guest speaker was Brother C. Tyrone
Gilmore, 34th Grand Basileus of Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, Inc.
The program was held at the High
Point Museum. The Achievement Week
Committee was led by Brother Keith G.
Pemberton and Brother Garrett Dillard.
Beta Kappa Kappa recognized over 14 area
high school students and two Greensboro
students.
The kNOwMORE Violence Dance at
the Carl Chavis YMCA initiated the start of
the Achievement Week, where author,
entrepreneur, and domestic violence
advocate Ms. Tanisha Bagley was the guest
speaker. Information was provided by
kNOwMORE, a domestic violence
prevention initiative, that is funded by the
Family Violence Prevention Fund.
Brothers of Mu Psi and Alpha Delta Zeta
Chapters were active participants at the
event.
2009 Achievement Week Chapter
award winners were:
1) Omega Man of the Year Award:
Bro. Keith G. Pemberton;
2) Undergraduate Omega Man of the
Year: Bro. Antwan Bowen of Alpha
Delta Zeta (UNCG);
3) Founders Award:
Bro. Derrek Hardin;
4) National Superior Service Award:
Bro. Geoff Foster;
5) H. Milton Stowe Education Award:
Bro. Norman Phelps;
6) Col. Charles Young Military Award:
Bro. Quintin Trent;
7) Outstanding Citizen of the Year:
Council Woman Bernita Sims.
(left to right: Brothers Ray Johnson, Basileus,;
C. T. Gilmore, 34th Grand Basileus; Keith Pemberton,
KRS; and Jeff Fleming, Vice Basileus)
Sixteen students were recognized
for scholastic achievements. Four
students pictured on the right,
participated in the chapter’s essay
contest.
The Mighty Sixth District Welcomes . . . . . . . . . .
Myrtle Beach, SC—On November 4, 2009, the
Alpha Delta Kappa Chapter of Coastal Carolina
University initiated six men into the Fraternity.
Brother Jerome Smith (far right) and his assistant,
Brother Stanley Scriven (far left) conducted the
membership selection process.
From left to right; Brothers Travaughn Long,
Junior Sociology major from Winston-Salem, NC;
Kevin Martin, Senior Resort Tourism Management
major from Columbia, SC; Demond Baxter, Senior
Biology major from Columbia, SC; E.J. Brown,
Junior Sports Management major from Charleston,
SC; Geoffery Allen, a Sophomore Accounting
major from Timmonsville, SC and Derrick Fraiser,
a Junior Computer Science major from
Orangeburg, SC. This is the third line that has
been initiated through the Alpha Delta Kappa
Chapter.
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Greensboro, NC - Saturday, October 24, 2009, the
Tau Omega (TQ) Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, Inc. welcomed six newly initiated
brothers into Omega. Led by Chapter MSP Intake
Chairman Bro. Keon Lewis and Basileus Bro. Ron
Murphy, the new brothers proved to be assets for
the Triad and Omega for years to come. The
actual ceremony was conducted by District MSP
Chairman, Bro. Charles Hairston.
Pictured left to right are #1 Bro. Derrod Williams,
#2 Bro. Floyd Smith, #3 Bro. Rev. Ronald L. McRae,
#4 Bro. Cedric Blue, #5 Bro. Roy C. Hopkins, and
#6 Bro. Clarence Roulac.
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Beyond this Place of Wrath and Tears . . . . . .
Trust in the LORD, and do
good;
so shalt thou dwell in the
land, and verily thou shalt be
fed.
Delight thyself also in the
LORD:
and he shall give thee the
desires of thine heart.
Message from the District Chaplain . . .
My Brothers,
Let us pause to remember the life and works of our
dearly departed brothers. The Supreme Basileus of the
Universe has deemed them worthy and qualified of the
Celestial Omega Chapter.
While these brothers are gone from our presence,
they will always remain in our hearts. They were family
men and they served their communities and Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, Inc. in a manner that all proud Omega men
do.
As you are reading this message, if there are other
brothers who are ill or have entered Omega Chapter,
please contact me so I may contact the families of these
brothers. My contact information is listed in the directory
section of this Q-View. I will make every attempt to send
cards offering our deepest condolences.
Psalm 37:3-4 (KJV)
Yours in Omega,
Melvin B. McDaniel
Brother Melvin B. McDaniel
Sixth District Chaplain
2009—2010: Omega Chapter Roll Call
Name
Chapter
Charles Branford
Beta Beta Beta
James Buchannan
Beta Beta Beta
Alexander Byers
Pi Phi
Name
Chapter
1942
Donald Kincaid
Pi Phi
1989
1958
Thomas O. Lofton
Beta Beta Beta
1957
Keith Lyons
Beta Beta Beta
1957
Michael Maxwell
Lambda Sigma
2008
Willie Morris
Nu Alpha
1958
Year Initiated
William Creecy
Leonard Dunn
Zeta Alpha
1946
Steven Esquire
Year Initiated
David Maynard
Harold High
Iota Iota
1949
Joseph Nichols, Jr.
Psi Phi
1997
Clifton Johnson
Pi Phi
1962
William Perry
Iota Iota
1946
H. Samuel Johnson
Pi Phi
Joseph W. Scott
Pi Phi
1962
J. Bernard Johnson
Pi Phi
1962
Julian Rosemond
Beta Beta Beta
1942
Luther Johnson
Mu Epsilon
1990
Roger Small
Iota Iota
1997
Sloan E. Johnson
Gamma Iota
1976
Fred Thomas
Jacob Jones
Pi Phi
1980
Josiah P. Thomas
Beta Phi
1953
Aubrey Kearney
Beta Phi
1938
Thaddeus Thompson Iota Tau
1946
Larry Keith
Iota Iota
1987
Larry Underwood
1982
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Brother Sloan E. Johnson —Omega Chapter
from South Carolina State
University with a B.S. degree in
Agriculture. After graduation,
Brother Johnson served as a
Science teacher in Sumter School
District 17. Brother Johnson
retired after 33 years of service in
1992.
Brother Sloan E. Johnson
Sumter, SC - Brother Sloan Edward
Johnson entered Omega Chapter on
Sunday March 7, 2010. He became a
member of Gamma Iota Chapter in
Sumter, SC in 1976. He graduated
Brother Sloan Johnson served
the Fraternity for more than 34
years in various capacities.
Wherever Brother Johnson was
needed he always filled in.
Brother Johnson had the honor of
being selected as the Gamma Iota
Omega Man of the Year as well
as Citizen of the Year.
He was a member of
Antioch United Methodist
Church. Brother Johnson leaves
to cherish fond memories his
wife, Dorothy D. Johnson; two
sons, Dwayne Edward Johnson
and Eric Lamont Johnson; a
brother, James Otis Johnson; a
sister, Betty A. Dalton; and a
host of other relatives and
friends. Brother Johnson was 73
years old.
Brother Donald M. Kincaid —Omega Chapter
Charlotte, NC – Brother Donald
Mack Kincaid entered Omega
Chapter on October 22, 2009. He
was initiated at Pi Phi Chapter in
1989. He earned a BA Degree from
Winston-Salem State University. He
married the love of his life, Roberta
Byers on November 23, 1974.
He began his insurance
career with Aetna Life and
Casualty before joining Cameron
Harris as a Commercial Broker.
Brother Kincaid went on to start
his own agency, Kincaid and
Associates, where he insured an
assortment of commercial
properties. The largest of
those was the Carolina
Panthers’ Stadium.
Brother William “Buster” Perry —Omega Chapter
Raleigh, NC—Brother William A.
Perry entered Omega Chapter on
Tuesday, April 6, 2010 after 87
years. Brother Perry, a faithful
husband, devout Christian,
community leader, and devoted
Son of Omega for 64 years, was a
shining example of our Fraternity's
four cardinal principles.
Brother Perry was initiated into
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
through the Delta Psi Chapter,
Shaw College in Raleigh , NC on
July 16, 1946.
Brother Perry was a graduate
of St. Augustine ’s College
( Raleigh , NC ) where he
majored in Chemistry. Upon
graduation from college, he
served in the United States Army
then returned to Raleigh to begin
a long career in the Wake County
school system teaching chemistry
at the Fuquay-Varina
Consolidated High School.
Brother Perry is survived
by his children, William
Alexander, III and Wayne
Elliott, sisters Della Mae
Wimbish, Frieda Rapelyea,
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
Brother Perry was very active
for many years in the Iota Iota
Chapter.
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Brother Harold High—Omega Chapter
a current member of the Iota Iota
Chapter in Raleigh, NC where he
held the office of Keeper of
Finance for 12 years. Brother
High also served as Chapter
Basileus and was awarded both
the Superior Service and Omega
Man of the Year Awards.
Raleigh, NC - Brother Harold E.
High entered Omega Chapter on
Saturday, December 5, 2009 at the
age 83.
Brother High attended Shaw
University, graduating with a BS
degree in Math and Science. He
taught Mathematics and Science
at the Governor Morehead School
of the Blind and Deaf. He later
studied at Gallaudet University in
Washington, DC, receiving a
Master’s Degree.
He was initiated into the Fraternity
at Delta Psi Chapter, June 20, 1949
located at Shaw University. He was
Brother High enlisted in the US
Marine Corps as a young man and
served in World War II. After the
war, he returned to Raleigh, NC
and served in many capacities
throughout his career. Brother
High served as the Director of
Housing Management; Housing
Director of Southside Urban
Renewal Project; and the
Director of the Estey Hall
Foundation for Shaw University.
He was a Life Member of the
Fraternity and a devout member
of Martin Street Baptist church
for over 50 years, serving in
many capacities. Brother High
is survived by his loving wife of
57 years, and three brothers.
Brother Larry Keith —Omega Chapter
and went on to earn two master of
science degrees - the first in
biology from Virginia State
University in 1976, the second in
anatomy from the University of
North Carolina in 1985.
Raleigh, NC— Brother Larry Keith
departed this walk of life on
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
after 58 years. Brother Keith, a
devoted Son of Omega for 23 years,
was initiated into Omega Psi Phi,
Inc through the Iota Iota Chapter on
April 17, 1987 in Raleigh, North
Carolina.
Brother Keith earned his
bachelor of science in biology from
N.C. A&T State University in 1975,
For 20 years Brother Keith ran
a program that gave thousands of
mostly minority students an
opportunity to prove to
themselves and others that they
could be successful in medical or
dental school.
He worked at The University
of North Carolina for 24 years,
and held five titles in the School
of Medicine: associate director of
the Office of Educational
Development; assistant dean for
admissions; director of special
programs; director of
recruitment; and clinical assistant
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professor in the Department of
Allied Health Sciences. His
mission, as all of us gathered
here know quite well, was to
increase the number of
underrepresented and
disadvantaged minorities in
the health care professions.
Brother Keith played an
integral role in Iota Iota's
Leonard Medical Scholarship
Program. This program
awards scholarships to high
school students who have
chosen the field of medicine
or dentistry as their future
profession.
Brother Keith is survived
by his wife, Wilma, and two
adult children.
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Brother Joseph H. Nichols, Jr. —Omega Chapter
WinstonSalem, NC Brother Joseph
Hevron Nichols
Jr. (Joe Nick)
entered Omega
Chapter on
Wednesday
January 27,
2010. He was a
graduate of East
Forsyth High
School and continued his education at
North Carolina A&T State University
and Winston-Salem State University,
where he graduated with a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Business
Administration.
After graduation, Brother
Nichols enjoyed a career in sales
and he eventually became an
Environmental Control Officer for
the City of Winston-Salem. Brother
Nichols had the wonderful ability to
work with people and he excelled
in his job. At age twenty-nine, Joe
was diagnosed with Multiple
Sclerosis (MS).
He became a member of the Psi
Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, Inc. in 1997. He served
as Keeper of Peace from 2000 until
2006. Joe also served on the
Achievement Week , Cook-Out,
Mardi Gras, and Social Action
committees. He also acted as the
Assistant Chairman of Fundraising.
Brother Joe Nick was the
consummate Omega Man,
attending chapter meetings and
functions faithfully in all kinds of
weather despite his limited
mobility and the effort it took for
him to transport his wheelchair.
In November 2008, Brother
Nichols received the Perseverance
Award during Achievement Week.
Brother Joe Nick leaves to cherish
his memory his devoted wife,
Wanda Nichols; his loving mother
Selena Nichols; and one sister
Sylvia (Michael) Conrad. He was
preceded in death by his father
Joseph Nichols, Sr.
Brother Roger L. Small —Omega Chapter
Raleigh, NC—Brother Roger Lee Small
departed this walk of life on Friday,
March 26, 2010 after 79 years. Brother
Small was a community leader and
devoted Son of Omega for 13 years.
Brother Small was initiated into Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. through the Iota
Iota Chapter, Raleigh, NC on February
22, 1997.
Brother Small earned his Bachelor of
Science degree in Mechanical and
Industrial Engineering from North
Carolina Agricultural and Technical
College in Greensboro, NC and
entered the US Army upon graduation.
In the Army, he rose to the rank of 1st
Lieutenant (first Black from Bertie
County to achieve this distinction),
was in the Korean War conflict in the
Army Rangers Airborne unit.
Brother Small was also involved in
the integration of the 82nd Airborne
Division at Fort Bragg.
Brother Small held a number of
corporate positions after the Army.
In the early 1970’s, he served as the
commissioner of New York City
Model Cities Program.
Brother Small started his own
engineering company, RJS
Mechanical Consulting Engineers
which was later followed by LESRO
Construction. He returned to North
Carolina in the 1990s and opened
AMTEC Engineering.
Brother Small was chosen to be
one of the torch bearers in the1996
Olympic Games in Atlanta based on
his contributions to children and
family life.
He held numerous leadership
positions on several national and
local boards and organizations.
Brother Small is survived by his
wife, 3 children, 2 step-children, 6
adopted children and one foster
child.
Brother Thaddeus L. Thompson—Omega Chapter
Andrews, SC—
Brother
Thaddeus L.
Thompson
entered Omega
Chapter July 28,
2009 . He
graduated in
1948 from Allen
University with
Bachelor of Arts
degree in Social
Studies.
He was a charter member of
Iota Tau Chapter in Georgetown,
SC in 1950. He was initiated in
1946 at Mu Sigma Chapter Allen
University, Columbia, S.C.
Brother Thompson served in
the United States Army for four
years. He devoted his life work to
education. In 1957, he became the
Supervisor of Rural Schools in
Georgetown County, S.C and in
1970 he became Assistant
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Superintendant for
Administration and Personnel
for Georgetown County until he
retired.
Brother Thompson served
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity for 60
years and was preceded in
death by his wife, Leah
Shepherd Thompson.
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Sixth District Disciplinary Actions
MEMBER/CHAPTER NAME
OFFENSE
DISPOSITION/FINE
Michael Battle
Mu Alpha Chapter
Embezzlement
Expelled
Lonzell Fogle
Upsilon Zeta Chapter
Membership Selection
Process Violations
3-year suspension
2009-2012
Decarus Horne
Upsilon Zeta Chapter
Membership Selection
Process Violations
3-year suspension
2009-2012
Darwin Little
Tau Alpha Chapter
Embezzlement
Expelled
Delta Psi Chapter
Shaw University
Membership Selection
Process Violations
1 year suspension, followed
by 1 year probation with
conditions, $500 fine
Lambda Psi Chapter
Livingstone College
Unsanctioned Chapter
Events
1 year probation with
conditions
Kappa Lambda Chapter
NC State University
Violation of University
Policies
1 year suspension with
conditions, $300 fine
Rho Chapter
Johnson C. Smith University
Membership Selection
Process Violations
1 semester suspension,
2 years probation with
conditions, $500 fine
Zeta Zeta Chapter
University of South Carolina
Unsanctioned Chapter
Events; failure to respond to
District Representative
1 year probation with
conditions, $300 fine
* Sixth District Disciplinary Action Notification current as of March 15, 2010.
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Sixth District 2009—2010
Officers and Assistants
Sixth District 2009—2010
Regional MSP Chairmen
District Representative
Octavio Miro
1106 Ellis Avenue, NE
Orangeburg, SC 29115
803-536-0292 (h) 803-536-8263 (w)
803-516-4498 (f)
803-707-0207 (m)
octmiro@bellsouth.net
First Vice District Representative
Victor Bruinton
P. O. Box 90172
Raleigh, NC 27675
919-845-1624 (h) 919-845-1624 (w)
919-845-1625 (f)
919-606-7300 (m)
vbruinton@nc.rr.com
Regional MSP Chief
Charles Hairston
5605 Hunsford Drive
Winston-Salem, NC 27105
336-744-9600 (h)
336-813-3228 (m)
charles@triad.rr.com
Chairman - Emeritus
Eugene A. Patterson
2581 Spring Valley Circle
Orangeburg, SC 29118
803-534-5722 (h)
803-378-5912 (m)
eapat3144@aol.com
Second Vice District Representative
Steven Hughes
232 Seton Hall Drive
Columbia, SC 29223
803-807-6915 (m)
steven.hughes2@gmail.com
Keeper of Records & Seal
Ernest (E.D.) Hall
6647 US HWY 264 Alt. East
Stantonsburg, NC 27883
252-238-3681 (h)
252-238-3033 (f)
6thDistrictKRS@oppf.org
Tommy Cox
106 Waters Circle
Goldsboro, NC 27534
919-778-7141 (h)
919-738-3540 (m)
coxomega@aol.com
Cassius Smith
306 Rockbridge Drive
Kernersville, NC 27284
336-788-1679 (h)
336-978-3321 (m)
alidog4@aol.com
Nathaniel Haynes
P. O. Box 6915
North Augusta, SC 29841
803-278-1177 (h)
803-275-1997 (w)
oppf@aol.com
Jerome Smith
6037 Tarleton Road
Dalzell, SC 29040
803-499-3242 (h)
803-983-3996 (m)
cajela@hotmail.com
Walter Howell
418 Jean Wells Drive
Goose Creek, SC 29445
843-793-1681 (h)
843-209-3564 (m)
whowell22@comcast.net
Fredrick L. Thomas
1001 Snow Peak Court
Raleigh, NC 27603
919-662-4891 (h)
919-601-4408 (m)
quesilent1@nc.rr.com
David C. Mitchell
P. O. Box 6502
Greenville, SC 29607
864-235-9034 (h)
864-363-3409 (m)
david.mitchell@tmsco.net
Maury Williams
218 Cameron Drive
Kings Mountain, NC 28086
828-262-2993 (h)
704-689-1394 (m)
mauryawilliams@yahoo.com
Assistant Keeper of Records & Seal
Ulysses S. G. Sweeney, IV
907 South Garrison Road
Simpsonville, SC 29680
864-243-3113 (h) 864-271-0308 (w)
864-271-0310 (f)
864-444-2971 (m)
usweeney42010@hotmail.com
Assistant Keeper of Finance
Al White
2928 Woodslope Drive
Raleigh, NC 27610
919-773-1588 (h)
919-530-7363 (w)
dog1076@aol.com
District Chaplain
Melvin McDaniels
209 Dunrobin Lane
Simpsonville, SC 29681
864-967-7577 (h)
864-967-7577 (f)
864-704-8892 (m)
mbm313@charter.net
District Marshal
Reginald Howell
1 Haywick Court
Columbia, SC 29229
803-736-6173 (h)
803-240-2734 (m)
crossdogxz@aol.com
Keeper of Finance
Howard Jackson
1479 Essex Drive
Orangeburg, SC 29118
803-531-8382 (h)
803-534-3561 (f)
6thDistrictKF@oppf.org
Director of Public Relations
Michael Boykin
4108 Batiste Road
Raleigh, NC 27613
919-607-4998 (m)
919-845-8690 (f)
6thDistrictPR@gmail.com
District Counselor
Brian Beverly
P.O. Box 31627
Raleigh, NC 27622
919-861-5514 (w)
919-782-6753 (f)
919-815-0225 (m)
bob@youngmoorelaw.com
Immediate Past District Rep
Charles J. Worth
P. O. Box 411
Manson, NC 27553
252-456-3165 (h)
252-213-1818 (m)
aggieworthque@aol.com
Keeper of Peace
Eugene A. Patterson
2581 Spring Valley Circle
Orangeburg, SC 29118
803-534-5722 (h)
803-378-5912 (m)
eapat3144@aol.com
Assistant to the DR
John Rice
105 Estate Court
Orangeburg, SC 29115
803-531-0042 (h) 803-531-0022 (w)
803-534-2075 (f)
803-707-7060 (m)
87boss15@bellsouth.net
John L. Rice, Jr.
105 Estate Court
Orangeburg, SC 29115
803-531-0042 (h)
803-707-7060 (m)
87boss15@bellsouth.net
Samuel H. Reid
Post Office Box 238
Newell, NC 28126
704-596-2414 (h)
704-361-7078 (m)
atthewheeldrivin@bellsouth.net
Sixth District Office of the KRS
P. O. Drawer A
Saratoga, NC 27873
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Sixth District 2009—2010 Committee Chairmen
Achievement Week
Ira Banks
2292 Boulder Court
North Charleston, SC 29406
843-574-9147 (h)
843-795-5220 (w)
iralb@hotmail.com
Nominating
Oliver "Skip" Ferguson
41 Heather Court
Irmo, SC 29063
803-732-0807 (h)
803-787-1187 (w)
803-467-4940 (m)
skipferg@bellsouth.net
Scholarship
Lathan E. Turner
P. O. Box 30591
Greenville, NC 27833
252-412-4050 (h)
252-328-1743 (w)
252-328-0271 (f)
252-412-0723 (m)
legends3@hotmail.com
Artifacts & Memorabilia
Ottis E. Allen, Jr.
208 Sheffield Drive
Spartanburg, SC 29301
864-574-0700 (h)
864-587-4248 (w)
864-587-4378 (f)
864-266-6026 (m)
oallen8264@bellsouth.net
Omega Day - North Carolina
Keith Sutton
4536 Drewbridge Way
Raleigh, NC 27604
919-733-3338 (w)
919-606-6572 (m)
iique@aol.com
Site
Charles J. Worth
P. O. Box 411
Manson, NC 27553
252-456-3165 (h)
252-213-1818 (m)
aggieworthque@aol.com
Assault on Illiteracy
Cedric Luckey
201 Beaver Creek Drive
Columbia, SC 29223-7756
803-419-9626 (h)
803-401-1296 (w)
803-401-1480 (f)
803-609-5825 (m)
cmlque96@aol.com
Omega Day - South Carolina
Ernest Adams
101 E. Kenilworth Drive
Greenville, SC 29615
864-292-0740 (h)
864-631-1712 (f)
864-303-0851 (m)
ernestadams@charter.net
Social Action
Antonio Coor
P. O. Box 767
Pinebluff, NC 28373
910-281-5338 (h)
919-715-2771 (w)
910-281-0137 (f)
910-977-1676 (m)
antonio.coor@ncmail.net
Budget and Finance
James E. Avent, Jr.
P. O. Box 14892
Greensboro, NC 27415
336-288-7608 (h)
336-621-0279 (w)
aventcpa@aol.com
Political Action (NC Representative)
Charlie S. Dannelly
3167 Dawnshire Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28216
704-392-1227 (h)
919-733-5955 (w)
919-399-4037 (f)
704-905-2832 (m)
charlied@ncleg.net
Talent Hunt
Galvin Crisp
2836 Emerson Street
Winston Salem, NC 27127|
336-788-8783 (h)
336-414-1262 (m)
galvin.crisp@gmail.com
District History
Conrado B. Morgan
3952 Birichoff Lane
Fayetteville, NC 28304
910-824-1911 (m)
qcbmpg82@aol.com
Political Action (SC Representative)
Floyd Breeland
105 Moultrie Street
Charleston, SC 29403
843-696-0574 (m)
843-953-2007 (w)
breelandf@cofc.edu
Technology
Alphonso (Al) Williams
7707 Dunoon Lane
Charlotte, NC 28269
704-948-9679 (f)
704-451-1236 (m)
omegabro@aol.com
Economic Development
Melvin M. Mitchell
P. O. Box 8967
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
252-443-3227 (h)
252-443-5100 (w)
252-443-7271 (f)
mailmel@embarqmail.com
Reclamation
Abram Liles
P. O. Box 791
Oxford, NC 27565
919-693-2368 (h)
919-693-4613 (w)
919-693-2368 (f)
919-690-2477 (m)
abliles@gloryroad.net
Health Initiatives
Thaddeus J. Bell
109 Etiwan Point Drive
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29418
843-552-1574 (h)
belltj@comcast.net
NAACP/UNCF Support
Patrick Graham
Undergraduate
Kenneth “Tito” Koonce
5326 Coburg Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28215
704-532-7800 (h)
704-353-1247(w)
704-353-1253 (f)
704-957-5707 (m)
titoq@hotmail.com
Recommendation
Terrence E. Hicks
930 Perrytown Road
New Bern, NC 28562
252-638-5768 (h)
252-671-0331 (m)
thicks8@suddenlink.net
Undergraduate Advisors (Ad Hoc)
Jim Harper
6 North Indiancreek Place
Durham, NC 27703
919-957-9447 (h)
919-530-7134 (w)
919-530-5392 (f)
919-225-1954 (m)
jcharper@nccu.edu
Retention
Darryl A. Jackson
123 Waterville Drive
Columbia, SC 29229
803-865-8472 (h)
803-739-1510
803-807-8269 (m)
cloverrock45@aol.com
Ways and Means
Roosevelt Gary
P. O. Box 31771
Charlotte, NC 28231
704-598-5001 (f)
704-408-4304 (m)
rzgary@bellsouth.net
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Former Sixth District Representatives
& Addresses of Living Former Sixth District Representatives
DR#
Year
Name
Chapter
1
1935 - 1943
S. Herbert Adams*
Pi Phi
2
1943 - 1944
Kermit Hightower*
Psi Phi
3
1944 - 1945
A. I. Terrell*
Psi Phi
4
1945 - 1947
John Potts*
Mu Alpha
5
1947 - 1949
H. Carl Moultrie*
Omicron Alpha
6
1949 - 1951
Dewey Duckett*
Kappa Alpha
7
1951 - 1953
W. O. Yarborough*
Psi Phi
8
1953 - 1955
W. H. "Bubba" Young*
Pi Alpha
9
1955 - 1957
J. Alston "Jack" Atkins*
Psi Phi
10
1957 - 1959
J. Herbert Nelson*
Epsilon Omega
11
1959 - 1961
John H. Moore*
Pi Phi
12
1961 - 1963
Harold Boulware*
Omicron Phi
13
1963 - 1965
George W. Miller*
Epsilon Upsilon
14
1965 - 1967
Lewie C. Roache
Epsilon Omega
15
1967 - 1969
John M. "Bing" Miller*
Beta Beta Beta
16
1969 - 1971
Thomas J. Crawford*
Epsilon Omega
17
1971 - 1973
Zoel S. Hargrave, Jr.*
Pi Phi
18
1973 - 1975
Charles T. Brooks*
Omicron Phi
19
1975 - 1977
Mitchell E. Gadsden*
Beta Chi
20
1977 - 1979
Holland W. Daniels*
Mu Alpha
21
1979 - 1981
S. P. Woodard*
Pi Phi
22
1981 - 1983
C. Tyrone Gilmore
Epsilon Nu
23
1983 - 1985
Joseph W. Harper, III
Pi Phi
24
1985 - 1987
Leon B. Babridge
Omicron Phi
25
1987 - 1989
William H. Hoffler, Jr.*
Psi Phi
26
1989 - 1991
Ulysses S. G. Sweeney, III
Beta Tau
27
1991 - 1993
Robert C. Williams
Beta Chi
28
1993 - 1995
Lonnie C. Holman
Epsilon Nu
29
1995 - 1997
John H. Scott
Beta Phi
30
1997 - 1999
Charles S. Holmes
Mu Alpha
31
1999 -2001
Melvin T. Pinn, Jr.
Pi Phi
32
2001 - 2002
Walter L. Funderburk, Sr.*
Epsilon Omega
33
2002 - 2004
Antonio Knox
Iota Iota
34
2004 - 2006
John H. Williams, Jr.
Mu Pi
35
2006 - 2008
Charles J. Worth
Zeta Alpha
36
2008 - 2010
Octavio Miro
Epsilon Omega
DR# 14 (1965 – 1967)
Lewie C. Roache
516 Willow Road, NE
Orangeburg, SC 29115
(803)534-4693 (H)
DR# 29 (1995 – 1997)
John H. Scott
9405 Springdale Drive
Raleigh, NC 27613
(919)847-1090 (H)
jhscott@nc.rr.com
DR# 22 (1981 – 1983)
C. Tyrone Gilmore
505 North Briarwood Road
Spartanburg, SC 29301
(864)576-6348 (H)
(864)809-7707 (C)
tgilmore1@charter.net
DR# 30 (1997 – 1999)
Charles S. Holmes
602 St. Andrews Blvd
Charleston, SC 29407
(843)769-4861 (H)
csholmes24@yahoo.com
DR# 23 (1983 – 1985)
Joseph W. Harper
5925 Sierra Drive
Charlotte, NC 28210
(704)394-2276 (H)
DR# 31 (1999 – 2001)
Melvin T. Pinn
2500 E. Cary Street, Apt. 602
Richmond, VA 23223
(804)819-5162 (O)
(804)397-9043 (C)
mtpinnjr@pol.net
DR# 24 (1985 – 1987)
Leon B. Babridge
1101 Marthan Road
Blythewood, SC 29016
(803)360-9515 (C)
(803)754-3613 (H)
lbabridge@aol.com
DR# 33 (2002 – 2004)
Antonio Knox
2304 Hootowl Court
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919)839-8065 (H)
tonyknox93@yahoo.com
DR# 26 (1989 -1991)
Ulysses S. G. Sweeney
P. O. Box 569
Marion, SC 29571
(843)464-0517 (H)
hunter1_pa-pa@hotmail.com
DR# 34 (2004 – 2006)
John H. Williams, Jr.
126 East Cranberry Lane
Greenville, SC 29615-5500
(864)458-8750 (H)
(864)420-6106 (C)
jhwilliamsjr@charter.net
DR# 27 (1991 -1993)
Robert C. Williams
2713 Rose Hill Road
Fayetteville, NC 28301
(910)488-7587 (H)
rcwmshsd@embarQmail.com
DR#35 (2006 – 2008)
Charles J. Worth
P. O. Box 411
Manson, NC 27553
(252)257-0787 (H)
(252)213-1818 ©
aggieworthque@aol.com
DR# 28 (1993 – 1995)
Lonnie C. Holman
P. O. Box 215
Moore, SC 29369
(864)576-0104 (H)
lonnieh2@msn.com
* = Omega Chapter
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2009—2010 Sixth District Chapter Directory
Undergraduate Chapters
Alpha Delta Kappa # 340
Coastal Carolina University
P. O. Box 51053
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Nick Sumpter, Basileus
njsumpte@coastal.edu
843-834-1924
Chi Zeta # 211
Clemson University
P. O. Box 2306
Clemson, SC 29632
Steven Hughes, Basileus
smhughe@clemson.edu
Delta Psi # 27
Shaw University
118 East South St.
Raleigh, NC 27601
Jamal Riddick, Basileus
718-813-9375
Epsilon Lambda # 266
100 West College St.
CPO 1061
Sumter, SC 29150
Kyle Smalls, Basileus
ksmalls15k@yahoo.com
Kappa Lambda # 271
NC State University
P. O. Box 50265
Raleigh, NC 27650
Keonta Wallace, Basileus
kgwallac@ncsu.edu
252-414-1427
Lambda Lambda # 272
5130 E. Palmetto Street
Florence, SC 29505
Evan Gilliard, Basileus
evangilliard@yahoo.com
843-833-1849
Lambda Sigma # 57
Claflin University
400 Magnolia St.
Orangeburg, SC 29115
Jamaal Dukes, Basileus
jdukes@claflin.edu
864-316-7937
Mu Psi # 35
NCA&TSU
1601 E. Market St.
Greensboro, NC 27411
Javon Skinner, Basileus
MuPsi@NCAT.edu
Psi Delta # 188
UNC Chapel Hill
450 Ridge Road
Campus Box 5100
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Nathan Crosby, Basileus
336-317-3917
Psi Kappa
Winthrop University
W.P.O.Box 5012
Rock Hill, SC 29733
Kevin Williams, Basileus
williamsk4@winthrop.edu
229-444-2903
Rho # 17
Johnson C. Smith University
100 Beatties Ford Road
Charlotte, NC 28216
Antonio Lawrence, Basileus
alawrence@jcsu.edu
Mu Psi # 035
NC A&T State University
1601 E. Market St.
Greensboro, NC 27411
Javon Skinner, BasileusMuPsi@NCAT.edu
Sigma Theta #135
Voorhees College
P.O. Box 678
Denmark,SC 29042
Cory Mikel, Basileus
c_mike10@yahoo.com
Tau Psi # 42
NC Central University
P. O. Box 602
Durham, NC 27702
Chris Rawlingson, Basileus
336-997-7425
Upsilon Zeta # 209
East Carolina University
P. O. Box 30591
Greenville, NC 27858
Greg Stonewall, Basileus
252-367-6113
Xi Psi # 37
SC State University
300 College St.
Orangeburg, SC 29117
Tywone Williams, Basileus
843-356-9153
Beta Beta Beta # 809
P. O. Box 1388
Wilson, NC 27894
Randolph Sessoms, Basileus
919-284-4082
Kappa Pi # 742
PO Box 1212
Lancaster, SC 29721
Johnny Deweese, Basileus
johndewese@truvista.net
803-482-2558
Beta Kappa Kappa # 881
P. O. Box
High Point, NC 27161
Raymond “Ray” Johnson, Basileus
rayjohnsonq@gmail.com
336-202-7364
Kappa Rho
P. O. Box 29
500 Beaman St.
Clinton, NC 28328
Rod Sessoms, Basileus
kapparhoques@gmail.com
Beta Phi Chapter
P. O. Box 2091
Durham, NC 27702
Brian Beverly, Basileus
bob@youngmoorelaw.com
919-815-0225
Mu Alpha #558
P.O. Box 22523
Charleston, SC 29413-2523
Daryln L. Grigsby, Basileus
dlgrigsby@comcast.net
843-670-5897
Delta Iota #357
P O Box 2426
Elizabeth City NC 27909
Jeremy Collins, Basileus
919-491-2917
Phi Lambda Lambda # 924
P.O. Box 357
Jacksonville, N.C. 28540
Charlie Johnson, Basileus
johnsonjc2@msn.com
910-554-7004
Delta Nu #712
P.O. Box 3901
Morganton, N.C. 28680
Larry Johnson, Basileus
ltrcJohnson@charter.net
828-294-0407
Epsilon Upsilon
P. O. Box 1304
Gastonia, NC 28053
Maury A. Williams, Basileus
704.689.1394
mauryawilliams@yahoo.com
Psi Phi Chapter
P.O. Box 21271
Winston-Salem, NC 27120
John Card, Basileus
Gamma Iota # 572
P. O. Box 1328
Sumter, SC 29151
Stanley Scriven, Basileus
Rho Rho
P. O. Box 594
Ahoskie, NC 27910
Wil Outlaw, Basileus
wdoutlaw@aol.com
252-794-9544
Iota Beta Beta # 816
P. O. Box 1361
St. Stephen, SC 29479
George W. McKoy, Basileus
grmckoy@homesc.com
843-478-5367
Tau Beta Beta #826
PO Box 941
Weldon, NC 27890
Thomas W. Alston, Basileus
(252)536-3076
twaque79@yahoo.com
Iota Iota # 578
P. O. Box 27353
Raleigh, NC 27611
Kenneth A. Johnson, Basileus
sixthdq@yahoo.com
919-696-3294
Tau Gamma Gamma # 850
P. O. Box 71930
Fort Bragg, NC 28307
Richard Nash, Basileus
Graduate Chapters
Omega Zeta # 213
Duke University
07 Bryan Center
Box 90840
Durham, NC 27708-0840
Kristofer Stubbs, Basileus
kristofer.stubbs@duke.edu
Beta Chi #640
P.O. Box 1095
Fayetteville, NC 28302
Dallas Freeman, Basileus
Mrashema@aol.com
910-391-4177
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Pi Phi Chapter # 539
P. O. Box 16308
Charlotte, NC 28297-6308
Patrick Graham, Basileus
pgraham@urbanleaguecc.com
704-827-1296704-827-1296
Kappa Alpha
P.O.Box 11165
Rock Hill, SC 29731
Byron Putman, Basileus
kappaalphabasileus@oppf.org
803-487-7098
Tau Omega # 519
P.O. Box 20381
Greensboro, NC 27420
Ronald K. Murphy, Basileus
rmurphy41@triad.rr.com
Zeta Alpha #552
Post Office Box 791
Oxford, North Carolina 27565
Dana Small, Basileus
(252) 432-1111
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Designed by Brother Richard F. Jowers
09-Lambda Gamma-2008