Beautillion Militaire - Kappa Foundation of Charlotte

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Beautillion Militaire - Kappa Foundation of Charlotte
The 36th Annual Kappa Alpha Psi
Beautillion Militaire
Presented by
“Investing in Achievement”
&
The Charlotte (NC) Alumni Chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Five o’clock in the evening
Sunday March 25, 2012
University of North Carolina - Charlotte
Barnhardt Student Activity Center
Official Souvenir Booklet
CHARLOTTE ALUMNI CHAPTER of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
POST OFFICE BOX 16286
CHARLOTTE, NC 28216
March 25, 2012
On behalf of the members of the Charlotte (NC) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, I would like to congratulate the participants of the
36th Annual KAPPA BEAUTILLION MILITAIRE. We hope you have enjoyed
this experience over the past few months. We also hope that you will use what
you have gained to mold your life in the future. We continually ask GOD’s
blessing on you, as you move forward with the rest of your lives.
I would like to thank the parents for allowing us to work with your outstanding
young men. We would not be able to host a program such as this without your
support. I would also like to express my appreciation to the Escorts for devoting
their time to help make this a more complete and well rounded event.
To the Brothers of the Charlotte (NC) Alumni Chapter, I commend you for your
steadfast support of our signature program. Under the capable leadership of
Brandon Dillahunt, the 2011-12 Beautillion has been a tremendous success.
Last but not least, we would like to thank the Greater Charlotte Community for
your continued support over the past 36 years. We want you to know that
without support for this program and others like it, many young people would
not be exposed to such a broad scope of life lessons away from their normal
routine. So it is with great pleasure and thanksgiving that I congratulate Kappa
Beautillion class of 2011-12.
Best regards,
Richard Sumpter
Richard Sumpter, Polemarch
Charlotte (NC) Alumni Chapter
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated
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JOIN TODAY!
KAPPA
BEAUTILLION MILITAIRE
Current Rising High School Seniors from the
Charlotte area, interested in participating in the
2012-2013 Kappa Beautillion, may obtain an
application by calling:
Brandon Dillahunt at (704)405-9700.
Sponsored by
The Kappa Foundation of Charlotte, Inc.
“Investing in
the Future”
and
The Charlotte Alumni Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
“Celebrating 36 Years of Helping Young Men Achieve Their Dreams”
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Kappa Foundation of Charlotte, Inc.
The 36th Annual
Kappa Beautillion Militaire
March 25, 2012
Greetings,
To the Families, Escorts, Guest, Sponsors, and Brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi, it is indeed a
pleasure to greet you on this special occasion of our “36th Annual Kappa Beautillion
Militaire”. Our theme this year is “Shaping the Future through Leadership and
Development!” As always, it is rewarding to work the young men who chose to participate
in the Beautillion Miltaire Scholarship Program. The young men of this year’s program
have all demonstrated to the members of the Kappa Beautillion Militaire Scholarship
Program Committee(KBMSPC), that they are ready to complete the final phase of our
Rights of Passage Ceremony, and step into the role of manhood. I want to express sincere
thanks to the parents of these men for allowing me, and other members of the Charlotte
Alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Inc., the opportunity to insert positive values, ethics,
and social characteristics into their lives as they enter the college and universities of their
choice. Your kindness, understanding, support, and financial contributions have helped to
make this year’s Beautillion Militaire Scholarship program a huge success.
To the young men participating in the 36th Annual Kappa Beautillion Militaire, you have
earned our respect and admiration with your commitment, character, intellect, and talent.
You should be proud of yourself, and hold your head high for accomplishing this major
milestone. You all are truly gifted, and we will be looking for great things from each and
every one of you as you attend the college of your choice. Be confident and in always seek
to excel at whatever you chose to do in life. There is no doubt in my mind that you will make
a significant impact on the world. Today is the beginning of your success story. God is the
author and the illustrator. You just have to be the character, and live the story. Remember,
“It’s not what you know, or who you know, but who knows you” that is important. First
and foremost, make sure you know God, and he knows you. He will never let you down.
On this special day, your special day, we salute you. We pass on to you A LEGACY OF
LEADERSHIP, DEVELOPMENT, and ACHIEVEMENT. Take the lightning rod clinched in
your fist, the power of God and all that the Kappa Beautillion Militaire stands for, and go
forth. Never quit pursuing your dreams! Winners never quit, and quitters never win. The
spirit of the Kappa Beautillion Militaire belongs to you, pass it on! Never take your
responsibility as a former Kappa Beau lightly. Remember to reach back to help those
behind you who need guidance, support, love, and direction. In the words of Dr. W.E.B.
Dubois, “Be your own man!” May you have a positive and productive life of success, and
keep your eye on the prize.
Sincerely,
Brandon J. Dillahunt
Brandon J. Dillahunt, Chairman,
Kappa Beautillion Militaire
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A Brief History of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
KAPPA ALPHA PSI, a college Fraternity, now comprised of functioning
Undergraduate and Alumni Chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the
country, is the crystallization of a dream. It is the beautiful realization of a vision
shared commonly by the late Revered Founders ELDER WATSON DIGGS, JOHN
MILTON LEE, BYRON K. ARMSTRONG, GUY LEVIS GRANT, EZRA D.
ALEXANDER, HENRY T. ASHER, MARCUS P. BLAKEMORE, PAUL CAINE,
EDWARD G. IRVIN and GEORGE W. EDMONDS.
It was the vision of these astute men that enabled them in the school year 1910 - 11,
more specifically the night of January 5, 1911. On the campus of Indiana University at
Bloomington, Indiana, was sown the seed of a fraternal tree whose fruit is now
available to, and enjoyed by college men everywhere, regardless of color, religion or
national origin. It is a fact of which KAPPA ALPHA PSI is justly proud that the
Constitution has never contained any clause, which either excluded or suggested the
exclusion of any man from membership merely because of his color, creed, or
national origin. The Constitution of KAPPA ALPHA PSI is predicated upon, and
dedicated to, the principles of achievement through a truly democratic Fraternity.
The Fraternity's fundamental purpose is achievement. Early in this century, AfricanAmerican students were actively dissuaded from attending college. Formidable
obstacles were erected to prevent the few who were enrolled from assimilating into
co-curricular campus life. This ostracism characterized Indiana University in 1911,
thus causing the Founders to form Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, which remains the
only Greek letter organization with its 1st Chapter on the University's campus. They
sought a formula that would immediately raise the sights of black collegians and
stimulate them to accomplishments higher than they might have imagined.
Fashioning achievement as it's purpose, Kappa Alpha Psi began uniting college men
of culture, patriotism and honor in a bond of fraternity.
Chartered and incorporated originally under the laws of the State of Indiana as Kappa
Alpha Nu on May 15, 1911, the name was changed to KAPPA ALPHA PSI on a
resolution offered and adopted at the Grand Chapter in December 1914. This change
became effective April 15, 1915, on a proclamation by the then Grand Polemarch,
Elder Watson Diggs. Thus, the name acquired a distinctive Greek letter symbol and
KAPPA ALPHA PSI thereby became a Greek letter Fraternity in every sense of the
designation.
Since the fraternity’s founding, more than 82,000 members have been initiated into
undergraduate and alumni chapters throughout the United States and chapters in the
United Kingdom, Korea, Japan, Germany and the Bahamas.
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The History and Objectives
of the
Kappa Beautillion Militaire
The Kappa Beautillion (pronounced bō-til’yen) was developed in Charlotte NC as a
local response to Guide Right, the national service directive of the Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity. Since its inception in 1976 by the late Dr. C.W. Williams, MD, this program
has become a landmark experience for those who have participated and has since
been adopted by Kappa Alumni chapters across the country. The program provides
African American youth with mentoring, guidance, self-awareness, college
preparation, leadership training and scholarships.
Through the non-profit Kappa Foundation of Charlotte, Inc., the men of the Charlotte
Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi volunteer our time and resources to “Invest in the
Future”. The Foundation provides a structured atmosphere for young men in their
senior year of high school to develop socially, culturally and intellectually through
mentored workshops while providing scholarship opportunities. Students are selected
for participation based on character, academic performance, talent and extracurricular
activities. Planned activities culminate with a formal presentation that will highlight
the participant’s development, accomplishments and talents.
Program Objectives
To provide a structured atmosphere for high school students to develop socially,
intellectually, spiritually and morally through professionally supervised educational
research, seminars, workshops, and social activities.
The program provides participants with:
Seminars and Workshops.
Self awareness.
Understanding of personal potential.
Fellowship with aspiring high achievers.
Professional mentoring.
Teamwork and leadership skills.
Social and interpersonal skills.
Guidance on college and career choices.
College preparation
Academic development.
Opportunity to earn scholarships.
Banquet
Award Finale
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The History of
the Charlotte Alumni Chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
The Charlotte Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
was founded on June 10th 1944, by three distinguished members.
They are Howard W. Hill, Paris P. McCorkle and Carson H.
Beckwith. The chapter was chartered on May 3, 1953.
Presently, the Charlotte Alumni Chapter is very active in the
community and participates in over 15 annual service events. They
include the Kappa Beautillion Militaire and the Kappa League,
which provide programs and activities for youth, Thanksgiving and
Christmas clothing and food drives, Big Brothers and Big Sisters
program and the Salvation Army Kettle Drive. The chapter has also
made contributions to the uptown Men's Shelter and the United
Negro College Fund on behalf of area black colleges and
universities. In July 2003 we kicked off our 76th National Grand
Chapter Conclave Meeting here in Charlotte by establishing a
Computer Lab at the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club on Milton
Road. The chapter has made a tremendous effort at being focused
on working in the community and has been quite successful in
doing so.
Points of interest for the chapter include hosting the 2003 as well
as the 1970 National Grand Chapter meetings, and having several
members that have been recipients of various honors and awards
from both the fraternity and the community. We also have several
prominent brothers that have been members of the chapter such
as: Dr. Reginald Hawkins, who was a civil rights activist; Bro.
William Blakeney, who served in many different capacities for the
fraternity; Bro. Howard C. Barnhill; Dr. Kenneth Chambers and Bro.
Johnny Newman. Additionally we have Bro. Carlos D. Watson,
Esq., who is currently our Senior Province Polemarch. Presently
the Charlotte Alumni Chapter has over 150 active members.
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Kappa Foundation of Charlotte, Inc.
“Investing in the Future”
KAPPA BEAUTILLION
COMMITTEE and MENTORS
Brandon Dillahunt - Chairman
Calvin Reeves
Mike Boone
Ryan Coleman
Anthony Love
Sammy Taylor
Orlando Carr
Elliott Lemon
Marcus Chapman
Donald Colson
H. Lance Johnson
Conyus Johnson
William Simmons
Donald Hollis
Leroy Waters
Herbert Kendrick
Bernard Neely
James Bowden
Brian Chisholm
Donald Colson
Kevin Taylor
Eugene “Gene” Price
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The Charlotte Alumni Chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
2011-12 Officers
Brother
Office
Richard Sumpter
Polemarch
William “Butch” Simmons
1st Vice Polemarch
Anton L. Durrah
2nd Vice Polemarch
Phillip A. Locke
Keeper of Records
Marvin Poole
Asst. Keeper of Records
R. Sean Dawkins
Keeper of Exchequer
Cleo Greene
Asst. Keeper of Exchequer
Conyus Johnson
Strategus
S. Bernard Neely
Lt. Strategus
Jayson Gardner
Historian
Anton L. Durrah
MOIP (Membership Intake)
Chairman
Olanda Carr, Jr.
Reporter
Carlos D. Watson, Esq.
Board of Directors &
Immediate Past Polemarch
Bernard Barnes, Sr.
Board of Directors
Hon. Mandrile Young
Board of Directors
Markel Whisonant
Board of Directors
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Kappa Foundation of Charlotte, Inc.
“Investing in the Future”
KAPPA BEAUTILLION MILITAIRE AWARDS
The Dr. C.W. Williams ‘Beau of the Year’ Award
The top honor bestowed by the Kappa Beautillion Militaire. There are a total three Scholarships
awarded, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place. Judging is based on talent, poise, scholarship, awareness of
current events in politics, education and world affairs. Level of advance preparation for career
choice and school and community extracurricular activities are also used as criteria. The 1 St
Place winner of the Dr. C.W. Williams Beau of the Year Award may be eligible to compete for
the Kappa Alpha Psi Middle Eastern Province, Student of the Year for additional scholarship
money.
Judging is based on Talent, Poise, Scholarship, Awareness of events in all aspects of life;
politics, education, world affairs, etc.; Level of advance preparation for career choice in addition
to School and Community extracurricular activities.
The Essay Contest Award
There are three Scholarships awarded, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place. Senior Exit Essays may be
submitted . Judging is based on content, subject matter, detail, clarity, originality, research,
grammar, documentation and organization of thought. The Winner will be selected from a
combined score in each of these areas.
Superlative Awards are presented in recognition of Beau that have achieved in areas of
significance to the ideals of the Kappa Beautillion Militaire.
Reggie Hubbard’s Metrolina Dodge Achievers Award (Fund Raiser) – Presented to the Beau
that turns in the most money in donations.
Howard C. Barnhill Community Service Award – Presented to the Beau who has exhibited a
willing spirit for serving his community.
William M. Blakeney Academic Achievement Award – Presented to the Beau who has
demonstrated the highest level of academic excellence.
Ray A. Booton Outstanding Leadership Award – Presented to the Beau who has displayed
the most leadership ability and potential.
Doug Cunningham Dedication Award – Presented to the Beau who has shown exemplary
dedication and perseverance to the Beautillion and other worthy endeavors. The attendance
record is considered a key factor.
Johnny Newman Athletic Achievement Award – Presented to the Beau achieving the highest
level of athletic achievement and participation.
Beautillion Chairman’s Award - This award is presented to the Beau who the Chairman feels
has exemplified all characteristics of the Superlative Awards, and what the Kappa Beautillion
Militaire represents.
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The 2011-12
Kappa Beautillion Militaire
Participants
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2011-12 Kappa Beaux
Chandler
Chase
Paul
Duncan
Donovan
Edwards
Markeyce
Scarlett
Quentin
Walker
Anton
Whitehurst
Alex
Lewis
Saye
Williams
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Diamond Donations
Edward Meritt
Tom & Phyllis Baldwin
Edward Bell
Leroy Waters
Platinum Donations
Chonel Chase & Chameron Chase
J. Gist
Chandler Wyatt Chase
Hopewell High School
Son of Mr. Wyatt and Ms. Chon Chase
Escorted by Miss Beverlee Sanders
Gold Donations
Silver Donations
Rhonda Knox Ferguson
Dr. Herman & Mrs. Mary Thomas
Walter Carpenter
Jimmie Gist
TL & Karen Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Louis McDonald, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Corbett
Regina L. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Waddell
Ms. Mildred S. Grier
Leonard & Joanne Oshinskie
Southern Financial Associates,
LLC
Sandra Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin R. Pierce
Henry B. Brown
Mary Roberts
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Chandler Wyatt Chase
Donations - Continued
Silver Donations
Al & Maxine Goodson
Angela Fritz
Dr. Samuel C. Davis
Arlene H. Dunn
Janie Sumpter
Darlene Graham
Jeffrey & Dion Duke
Fred & Madilyn Waddel
Darrell & Carla Williams
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Diamond Donations
Duron & Michelle Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Askew
Daman E. Ford
Platinum Donations
Alexander Funeral Home
W.T. Timothy Duncan II
Shadrick & Latarzia Henry
Gold Donations
Thomas & Chris Burrough
Mike & Stephanie Hamilton
David T. Duncan II
Terance & Kristen Rice
Saidah Malik
Terrence & Cynthia Stiff & Family
Ms. Ronnelle Turner
Theodore W. Pearson
Paul T. Duncan II
Mallard Creek High School
Son of Mr. Paul Timothy Duncan Sr. and
Ms. Lisa Williams Duncan
Escorted by Miss Darian Parham
Silver Donations
Dr. Gregory Moss (Pastor)
Alene Byrd
Ms. Johnnie M. Erwin
Alphonso Fenner
Minister & Mrs. Dennis C. Frazier
Patrick O’Neil
Yvonne Sanders
Yaschica Sloan Mills
Salley Land
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Diamond Donations
Stephanie Feres
Von McAfee
Gold Donations
Feres Coffee
Donovan Edwards
JM Robinson High School
Son of Mr. Kerwin Edwards and Ms. Stephanie Feres
Escorted by Miss Lauren Nolley
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Diamond Donations
Pfizer, Inc.
Clinton A. Lewis, Jr.
The Sands of Nu Gamma, 1987
Platinum Donations
Roxanne Griffith
Adriene White & Family
Carla & Wellington Turner
Gold Donations
Eugene Price
Michael Cornwell
Francesca Cook
Sidney Edwards
Clinton “Alex” Lewis, III
Metrolina Christian Academy
Son of Adriene White & Clinton A. Lewis, Jr.
Escorted by Danae Porter
Silver Donations
Spring 2010 Line, Charlotte Alumni Chapter
Rudolph Worsley
Junk Kings
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Corporate Donations
Greta Ingram
Thomas H.G. Bailliere Jr. & Anne D.
Bailliere
Agnes O. Carr
Claiborn M. Carr III & Agnes O. Carr
Greta Ingram
Diamond Donations
Stephen T. Scott & Elizabeth F. Scott
Greta Ingram
Adam A. Gross & Fredy W. Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Harris Jr.
Tatia Litke
Raye Perry
Markeyce Scarlette
Vivian F. Mitchelle
Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology
Dr. Julyette Adams
Son of Mr. Cedric Woodson and Ms. Ivy Dee Dixon
Effie Mae Adams
Escorted by Miss Briana Tucker
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Harris Jr.
Silver Donations
Gold Donations
Mr. John Harris Sr.
Samuel Caldwell, Jr.
Clifton J. Stoddart
Dean Martin & Ruth Martin
Diane Mobley
Mr. & Mrs. Jackie Harris – Harrell
Mr. Benjamin Harris III
Tommie L. Pore
Philip & Michelle Dodds
Dominique Streat
Hazel H. Thomas
Mathew Wright
Mary M. Schaefer
The Arrendell Family
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Diamond Donations
Eugene Walker
William & Vitta Overby
Latanya Overby
Harold L. Grier
Platinum Donations
John & Alveta Parker
Gold Donations
Quentin Jay Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Williams Sr.
Sun Valley High School
Priscilla, Toni, & Lorna Cross
Son
of
Mr.
Eugene & Ms. Dianne Walker
Mr. & Mrs. William Overby
Escorted by Miss Gabriella Dionisio
Silver Donations
Donald E. Overby
Edward B. Newberry
William Allen
Edwin & Laverne White
Rovina Westbrook
Mr. & Mrs. Ira Sanders & Family
Emma Johnson
Mrs. Maurice M. Williams
Joi Taylor
Marianne, Michael, & Anthony
Harmon
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Diamond Donations
Bro. Donald & Elda Black
Bro. Leroy Waters
Bro. Rudolph Worsley
Platinum Donations
Lisa Lashley
Gold Donations
Aruanita Wright
Carl Flamer
Anton J. Whitehurst
West Charlotte High School
Son of Mr. Darrell and Ms. Jacqueline Whitehurst
Escorted by Miss Franche Johnson
Silver Donations
Bro. William A. Simmons
Tiffany M. Johnson
Shayla Nichols
LaTanya Behling
Shelton L. Jefferies
Carol D. Graham
Gerod & Kathy King
Alyssa Bethel Williams
Lee Casey
Sandra L. Galmon
Dr. Daisy R. Walker
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Diamond Donations
The Smith Family
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Pearson
Loretta Vaughters
Pride Communications Inc.
William Blake
Gold Donations
Angela Glenn
Bernadette Reid
Carol Reid Erichsen
Saye Matthew Lattiner Williams
West Charlotte High School
Son of Mr. Patrice and Ms. Lori Williams
Escorted by Miss Corrina Archie-McMilam
Camille A. Fowler
Silver Donations
Kenneth Love, Sr.
Tris Fitzgerald
Kimberly Massey
Cathy S. Martin
Bro. William A. Simmons
Kam McDonald
Clementine Matthews
Silver Donations
Louise Miller
Mary Perkins
Bro. Lonnie Lawson
Nana Place Learning Center Inc.
Altorese Simmons
Crystal Gill
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Alex, May He give you the desire of your heart and make
all your plans succeed. Psalm 20:4
We are so proud of you and have enjoyed watching you
grow into the fine young man you have become!
God Bless!
Love,
Aunt Carla and Mr. Turner
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Our wonderful Alex and Beau
Don’t Forget…
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord,
not for men
Colossians 3:23
May he give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans
succeed
Psalm 20:4
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own
understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make
your paths straight
Proverbs 3:5-6
We love you with all our Hearts!
Your Family
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Congratulations!
To our first born son Chandler Wyatt Chase on the
Kappa Beautillion Militaire. We are proud of you and all
you do. Continue to work hard, pray and do your best.
Remember….
In all thy ways acknowledge him and he will direct they
path.
--PROV 3:6
Love,
Mommy and Daddy
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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S ,
ANTON
Always remember to follow
your dreams!
Paul,
Best of luck to you in all of
your future endeavors!
--Olanda Carr, Jr
Sincerely,
Kenneth
Best Wishes
To
Paul T. Duncan II
Great Job
Paul!
Delight thyself also in the
Lord;
And he shall give thee the
desires of thine heart.
---Psalm 37:4
Rev. and Mrs. Paul W.
Drummond
We’re proud of your many
accomplishments and wish
you much continued
success in the future.
Love,
Kraig & Marisa Holt
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Congratulations Paul Timothy Duncan III
For all that you have done,
all that you are now and ALL that you will be,
I am so very proud!
Continue to do well,
Keep God first and know that I love you.
Always,
Your Mom
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Best Wishes
And
Congratulations!
CHANDLER WYATT CHASE
I am so very proud of you,
Keep up the good work.
Mrs. Letsy G. Drye
Congratulations
Congratulations
Chandler Chase
Best Wishes
Chandler Chase
From the Harris Sisters
There is no task, large or small,
That can’t be completed if you set your
mind to it.
Always remember that you are as strong
as you allow yourself to be.
When someone says “defeat”, Think
SuccessWhen someone says “Lose”, Think
WinWhen someone says “can’t”, Think that
You CanBest Wishes,
Mrs. Marian T. Yates
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Cousin Quentin,
Dear Quentin,
We are so very proud of your
accomplishments. How blessed
we are to witness you mature
to the fine young man you have
become. Remember that
nothing is achieved without
putting forth effort and may
God grant you the wisdom to
make all of your dreams come
true.
We Love You,
Cousins – Howard, Beverly,
Veronica, Russell, Lindsay and
Mrs. Charlotte Tate
Where there is no vision,
the people perish.
You have vision and you will
be successful!
God Bless You!
Rev & Mrs. Chukunta
Congratulations
To
Anton (AJ) Whitehurst
And Escort
Our Daughter
Franchez Johnson
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TAKING YOUTH TO NEW HEIGHTS,
THROUGH TECHNOLOGY & FLIGHT
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Congratulations
Chandler Chase
To our nephew Chandler Chase,
who’s growing and living in the best years of
one life. We congratulate you and pray for
God’s continued blessings. We are very proud
of you. Remember you can do all things
through Christ who strengthens you. (Phil 9:13)
We Love You,
Uncle D, Aunt Jewel
DJ, and Ajanell Maultsby
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Congratulations Anton,
Much Success in your future
endeavors.
The Yard Doctor
Congratulations to the
2012 Beaux
Spr 2010 Charlotte Alumni
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Incorporated
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The 36th Annual Kappa Alpha Psi
Beautillion Militaire
© 2012 Kappa Foundation of Charlotte. All rights reserved.
Official Souvenir Booklet