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“A Legacy of Service: Embodying Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Technology in our Community!”

League Sisters,

Inside this issue: As we close out this term for 2017, I want to thank you for your
support, your dedication, your commitment and your time.

President’s Message 1 We are here together for a reason. God has placed us in each
Newsletter Committee other’s life for the purpose of setting goals and presenting
Message 2 programs in the community to impact and influence others. At
Letter to: My Princess
times, it will be difficult because we all have our own lives, it is a
SCD Conf.: Comments
3 challenge but we’re in it together. Hopefully we can change
SCD Recognition
4 someone’s life for the better.
SCD Photos
With our programs in mind, we must continue to share our Charmaine Traylor,
SCD Photos 5 creative ideas to develop a group that partners together to share President

Emergency Prepared. 6 ways to include some of the past as well as some of the new and NTBPWL, Inc.
No. TX Food Bank present ideas into our endeavors. We must always be open to 2015-2017
YMLA
Women’s History/ 7 realize that some of these items we know (and are practicing);
Founders Day
YOUTH - Graduates & 8 others may be new.

Recognitions Over the last couple of years, we have welcomed new members and returning members with
9 ideas that have enhanced some of our activities. They have come in working on our
A Sister’s Story 10 numerous programs, just to name a few:
81st Nat’l Convention 13 • Safe Encounters
Calendar
14 • Women’s History – Founders Day
• Emergency Preparedness

15 • Adopt – a – school

16 • North Texas Food Bank

17 • American Heart Association Luncheon – Go Red/Wear Red
• South Central District positions

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I want to thank Evelyn Rosborough and the youth for all their work. It has been great
partnering with the youth at the North Texas Food Bank and their participation at the South
District Conference.

Contact Information We prepare for 2017/2018 with anticipation, knowing that God smiles upon us for continuing
Mailing: to touch the lives of others. I look forward to seeing all of you at our annual retreat on
NTBPWL Inc., September 8th-9th & 10th with your ideas of how through your/our gifts we can truly touch
P. O. Box 1720 hearts, touch lives—and through our programs in the community—help someone create a
Cedar Hill, Texas better life for themselves.
75106-1720
Phone: 214-356-3319 Our 81st Biennial NANBPWC Convention is July 17th thru 23rd in Ft. Worth at the Renaissance
Fax: 972-291-7680 Worthington Hotel. We are lucky this year having the convention held locally so that we don’t
incur the traveling expense. Hope to see you there!

Charmaine Traylor

cytraylor@
traylormotorhomes.com

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President’s Letter Cont’d

It’s been a very fast two years, but highly productive ones for the League. I’ve been privileged to serve as your president
and feel we’ve achieved a great deal together. I’m looking forward to continuing to be a working member and to helping
my very capable successor and the new Executive Board members.
Sincerely,

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A MESSAGE FROM YOUR NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

With our 2016-17 club year quickly coming to a close, I want to thank every club sister who have contributed, in any way,
to the production and the publication of our newsletter, the Pathfinder. Whether you ...

• Wrote an article,
• Captured and sent photos,
• Paused long enough during our busy community service events to allow photos to be captured
• provided proofreading, or
• provided constructive feedback or suggestions
we really appreciated it, and appreciate You very much. You are playing a vital role in documenting the Club’s history
because all of our previous Pathfinders can be found (and revisited) on our website: www.ntbpwl.org; (the abbreviation
of our club name - North Texas Business & Professional Women’s League), click on STAY INFORMED and Pathfinder.
Since the Pathfinder is our primary resource for capturing, telling and sharing details about our community involvement
and activities, we need your continued support. If, however, you are not a Contributor yet, please consider becoming one.
I know you have special gifts and talents that we can use simply based on the fact that you were accepted into this Club!
So, we look forward to YOUR involvement in 2017-18 and going forward.
Thanks again everyone & enjoy your summer,

Geneva Hamilton. MBA
Pathfinder Editor

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Hello League Sisters,
I received this Letter during the Annual Women’s Conference at my church and I couldn’t wait to share it
with other Princesses! You probably already know Jeremiah 29:11 but I especially appreciated how it
was used in this Letter and thought you might as well; (Letter 4 of a Set of 5).
Geneva Hamilton, MBA,
Follow “Princess”

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The South Central District Conference
Perspectives, Awards & Photos - In Review

South Central District Conference from Two Different Perspectives

The conference from my perspective, as a member that attended - without a role to play, was great. Notwithstanding the
fact that the conference was scaled-down a bit due to our upcoming National Convention in Fort Worth in July.
I had the privilege and opportunity to enjoy seeing all of our leaders beautifully serve in all of the various capacities from
our Governor, Patricia Maples to our Vice Governor Terri O. Ford, to our many, many other elected Officers and Volunteers
who contributed their valued time to make the Conference a great experience.
I also enjoyed the skills of our gifted Vocal Arts Contestants, I enjoyed being entertained by our talented Youth; at our
Luncheon, I joined being just a small morsel in the sea of Red & Yellow “Eye Candy” in the Great Room at the East Dallas
Christian Church, I was thoroughly entertained by the smooth, soulful voice of Jazz Musician Martha Burks & her Band, I
enjoyed hearing the amazing stories of our Honorees, I enjoyed seeing deserving South Central District Club Sisters, Youth,
& Ombudsmen receive recognition for her (& his) work. Although it was rather cold and it took a while to coordinate, I
enjoyed the laughs and networking we had while being positioned for our Massive group photo. So, all of that being said, I
thought it was a Great Success!

Geneva Hamilton

The Conference was different for me. I helped with the Registration and Credentials. This area was very busy with Club
Sisters registering and being credentialed. It was so busy, that we were not able to attend any of the breakout sessions.
Sometimes the area became so crowded that we had to organize a ‘new system’ to clear the area. We had four Club Sisters
to help reduce the waiting time by having their badges and ribbons ready after being credentialed. Systems work!
We were, however, able to go outside to participate in the group picture and enjoy the luncheon. The large group of
participants at photo session took a little longer because the groups had to be organized. The Groups were able to see Club
Sisters they had not seen for a long time and say hello. This was a great networking event.
The events we did get the opportunity to attend, like the Vocal Arts, were very good. We had some good contestants. It is
good for our Youth to see other young people being engaged … developing and sharing their vocal talents, singing in the
various tones and languages. The Youth listened and were very attentive even though they probably didn’t know exactly
what the contestants were saying in their songs or the languages being spoken, they had the experience of seeing the vast
possibilities.

Patty Lynn

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The South Central District Conference
Perspectives, Awards & Photos - In Review

54TH DISTRICT CONFERENCE
MARCH 3-4. 2017

“THE SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT”

2017 Club of the Year (26 or more Members)
North Texas League

Youth Advisor of the Year -SCD

Advisor of the Year, Evelyn Rosborough

Local Club Youth of the Year

North Texas League, Khalvin Harrison

Oratorical

3rd place-- North Texas League , Jeda Harrison

Recognized Graduating Senior, received the Helen Ragsdale Scholarship

North North Texas League -- Keana Turner

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The South Central District Conference
Perspectives, Awards & Photos

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The South Central District Conference
Perspectives, Awards & Photos

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Program Newsroom

Emergency Preparedness – Get Ready, Stay Ready!

Natural Disasters, Terrorist, Pandemic, Technological, & Accidental Hazards

The North Texas Business & Professional Women’s League, Inc. proudly sponsored a presentation by the Dallas Office of Emergency
Management (OEM) at the Young Men’s Leadership Academy (YMLA) during the monthly “Coffee with the Principal” program which
includes parents and community members in the Pleasant Grove area. Throughout the presentation, the parents/community members
actively participated in various emergency scenarios with knowledgeable input. One parent expressed an interest in taking certification
classes as a follow up to our session.

The focus of the OEM presentation was to educate and provide personal and community awareness of Emergency Preparedness activities
in order to protect life and property during various emergencies: Natural Disasters, Terrorist, Pandemic, Technological, & Accidental
Hazards. The OEM provides a flexible emergency management structure dedicated to the safety and welfare of the public through the
preservation of life, health, property, and the environment.

Murray G. Gray, Chair

Emergency Preparedness

North Texas Food Bank Visits

On the road to the North Texas Food Bank, two young men met for
the first time and began to talk. Brailyn has volunteered at the
Food Bank before, so he was telling his new friend, Reagan, how
much fun he has volunteering for the Food Bank. Brailyn told
Reagan he would have fun too, Reagan said ok we will see.

While working on the distribution line side by side, they were
talking and helping each other to fill the boxes. They helped the
Food Bank package: 7 pallets, 336 boxes, 10,080 pounds and 8,400
meals for the community.

At the end of their volunteering time, Brailyn asked Reagan how he
liked working on the distribution line. Reagan said he had fun and
Brailyn said “I told you you would have fun”. This is a perfect
example of how Volunteering to help others not only helps the
needy but it can also be a great resource for finding a new a friend
to have FUN with. The two North Texas League Club Sisters just
laughed at the sight of their grandsons having so much fun while
helping others.

L to R: Liz Richardson &
her grandson;
Article Writer: Patty Lynn
& her grandson

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Education Uniform Colors:
1. Uniform shirts are as follows:
Young Men’s Leadership Academy
(YMLA) • 6th Grade: White polo shirts
• 7th Grade: Gold polo shirts
Congratulations! • 8th Grade: Navy polo shirts
2. Uniform bottoms must be khaki,
The YMLA (our adopted school) held its official Naming navy, and/or black, students must wear a belt, and
Celebration on Tuesday, February 28, 2017 with a ribbon shoes must be white, black, or brown only.
cutting ceremony and refreshments.
School Colors: Blue and gold; Mascot: Gladiator
Principal, Dawn Walker delivered the greeting and
recognized Special Guests. Speakers included the Murray Gray
following; Jamie Resendez, DISD Trustee District 4,
Stephanie Elizalde, DISD Chief of School Leadership and ********************************
Espie Randolph, Director of Outreach, Boy Scouts of
American.

Notable statements by the speakers regarding the design
of the YMLA program:

• “without a vision there is no growth,”
• “transforms young boys into men,”
• “promotes social and emotional development.”

The YMLS Cadet Corps presented the Colors and Pledge as
well as a performance by the YMLA band. We are proud of
our adopted school, YMLA.

Take a moment to send congratulations to our very own
member, Viveca Wilson – recognized as “Doctor” of the
Week – Reading” at YMLA. Viveca you are a blessing to the
school!

Things You Should Know About Your Adopted School –
Young Men’s Leadership Academy
Principal: Dawn Walker
Grade Levels: 6-8
Motto: Leadership, Preparation, Character
Vision: Learning today...Leading tomorrow
Mission: The mission of the YMLA is to ensure all scholars
excel academically and socially into next generation
leaders equipped with the college and career readiness
tools to become productive citizens in a global society.

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2017 Women’s History & Founder’s Day Program

“Our History Is Our Strength”

On Sunday, March 26, 2017, the North Texas Business and Professional Women's League presented "A Forum Revealing
Hidden Figures in Labor Positions and Labor Related Businesses”. The event was held at the Dallas County Schools
Technology and Training Center in Dallas, TX.

The Founders Day Program started with the National Founders' Day Observance. Tunita Bailey, Melody Burks, Michelle
Caldwell, Chandra Ferrell, Stephany Tolbert-Green Cassandra Tribbie-Watkins were the Observance Participants honoring
the National Association of Negro Business & Professional Women's Club, Inc.'s Founders. The observance of the club's
National Founders gave our guests an insight into the core of what the NTL members and founders set out to accomplish
through an initiative of community services and giving back. We also had an opportunity to highlight some of the North
Texas League’s community initiative programs and services.

On this day President and past Presidents of the NTL were honored during the Circle of Infinity Recognition Program. Dr.
Terri O. Ford, Vice Governor of the South Central District presented the awards.

The Women's History Founders' Day Program also presented Ms. Emma Rodgers with the 2017 Sojourner Truth Award. Ms.
Rodgers was not able to attend in person, but our guests were able to see the award presentation via a taped video
presentation. The video showed our awardee, Ms. Emma Rodgers accepting the 2017 Sojourner Truth Award from National
First VP, Dr. Laverne Holyfield at a ceremony held at the Martin Luther King Center on March 13, 2017. The NTL during the
ceremony introduced the Emma Rodgers Scholarship. The fundraiser was a great success with guests and club sisters
purchasing raffle tickets for an opportunity to win two beautiful gift baskets donated by Club Sister Melody Burks and an
assortment of Mary Kay products donated by Club Sister Viveca Wilson.

The program was not all "pomp and circumstance", members of the youth group presented a very moving praise dance
routine. The dance group included Keana Turner, Lauren Jones, Kennedi Gossip, Kamariah Simmons and Khalvin Harrison.
Not only did we have the opportunity to see members of our Youth Club perform, we also had a very heart rendering
performance from Sierra Jones, the 2017 Oratory Champion of Dallas Independent School District, the MLK Jr. Oratorical
Competition Winner.

The highlight of the program was focused on our guests in attendance. Club Sister Marilyn Calhoun was the visionary and
guidance behind the theme of the Women's Founders' Day Program "Our History is Our Strength". She was also the
Moderator of the program and started it by introducing our guest speakers Jzacqu Field-Sellers, a Certified, Strategic Human
Resources professional and Camille Avant, a 3-year associate attorney with the law firm of Clouse Dunn. Both guests gave
the audience a brief introduction regarding their personal background and shared what they do in their professional
careers. Club Sister Calhoun encouraged both speakers to share with our guests their expertise and knowledge regarding
employment and interactions of a corporate entity policies in the Human Resource department. Our guests was then given
an opportunity to ask questions.

The program was enjoyed by everyone in attendance.

Debra DeWitty-Harris
Pathfinder Writer

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2017 Women’s History & Founder’s Day Program

“Our History Is Our Strength”- PHOTOS

Front Row: Marilyn Calhoun - WHFD Chair, Beverly Collymore - Founder, Patricia Maples - Governor & Founder,
Charmaine Traylor - President & Founder, Dr. Jeanine Thomas - 1st VP, Sierra Jones - 2017 MLK Jr. Oratorical Competition Winner.
Back Row: Ereka Howard, Debra DeWitty-Harris, Melody Burks, Murray Gray, Kennice Gossip - Founder, Evelyn Rosborough, Geneva Hamilton,

Janice Burney, Liz Richardson, Viveca Wilson, Sylvia Littleton, Michelle Caldwell and Audry Morehead.

Sierra Jones - 2017 MLK Jr.
Oratorical Competition Winner

L to R: Governor Patricia Maples; Youth Director Evelyn Rosborough; Kennice Gossip; Youth
President Keana Turner; Kennedi Gossip; President Charmaine Traylor; Lauren Jones;
Kamariah Simmons; Geneva Hamilton and Debra DeWitty-Harris.

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2017 Women’s History & Founder’s Day Program

“Our History Is Our Strength”- PHOTOS

2017 Sojourner Truth Awardee Mrs. Emma S. Rodgers

The highest national award of the National Association of
Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. is
named after Sojourner Truth and is presented to a woman
who has given outstanding community service beyond the
call of duty. Because Mrs. Emma Rodgers has served the
greater Dallas community well and spoken her “Truth,”
The "North Texas BPW League, Inc. of the NANBPWC,
INC." presents the 2017 Sojourner Truth Award to her and
a 2017 Scholarship in the name of the honoree.

In 1977 Emma Rodgers and a colleague started up a mail-order business, selling books because they felt that there was a
need for black books to be available for the community. A few years later, they opened Black Images Book & Resource
Center in Wynnewood Shopping Center.

The business flourished for 30 years, serving the neighborhood as well as Dallas ISD, for which they ordered books, and
major corporate clients. They closed Black Images in January 2007. But Rodgers, keeps herself busy in retirement.

Emma works on the City Plan Commission; she is a board member for the TeCo Theater, where the Emma Rodgers Learning
Laboratory was dedicated in her honor. The learning lab is located on the second floor of the Bishop Arts Theater Center on
Tyler Street in Dallas, and during the summer she teaches a class at the day camp there. She facilitates a monthly book club
at Charlton Methodist hospital. She volunteers as a publicist for the annual Irma P. Hall Theater Arts Festival. And she is the
founder of Romance Slam Jam, an annual literary conference that brings readers and romance writers together. Emma is a
volunteer at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Museum at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 2922 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd.

The cause that’s closest to her heart, however, is ROPP Inc., a six-year enrichment program for teenage girls. Every other
year, she organizes and guides a trip for the girls to Ghana, West Africa. Emma Rodgers is a cultural icon, advocate and a
trailblazer. She is totally deserving of this award.

NTL Past Sojourner Truth Awardees:

2009 Irma Hall


2008 Myrtle Sloane


2007 Kathryn Lacy Mitchell

2006 Velma Brooks

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2017 Women’s History & Founder’s Day Program

“Our History Is Our Strength”- PHOTOS

Front Row, Far R - Governor Maples with New and Retained Members greet our guests.

L to R: Melody Burks, Ereka Howard, Cassandra Watkins and We enjoyed a praise dance by youth members: Lauren
Michelle Caldwell participate in the Founders’ Day Ceremony Jones, Kamariah Simmons, Kennedi Gossip and Keana Turner

During the Q&A session Club Sister/Attorney Audrey Morehead asked “Circle of Infinity” Presidents’ Plates
questions of our guest speakers: Camille Avant, a 3-year associate proudly displayed

attorney with the law firm of Clouse Dunn and Jzacqu Field-Sellers, a
Certified, Strategic Human Resources professional

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NORTH TEXAS LEAGUE YOUTH
2017 Graduates - Both High School & College

Keana Turner

The North League Youth would like to say Congratulations to Youth President Keana Turner.
Keana will be graduating from Hampton Preparatory, on May 25, 2017. After graduation she
will be attending Stephen F Austin University, where she will be majoring in Athletic Training
and Professional Therapy.
Congratulations again Keana, we are extremely proud of You!

*********************************

Ashley K. Webb

Major: Supply Chain Management (Business) with a minor in Africa &
Africa Diaspora Studies

Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration
Graduation Date: May 19, 2017
Post Grad: Inside Sales at Jacobs Engineering Group
Ashley K Webb was an active member of the NANBPWC Inc., North
Texas League Youth Club from 2006-2012 and served as the South
Central District youth secretary from 2013-2015. She is graduating
from The University of Texas at Austin on May 19, 2017.
Ashley will be receiving her Bachelors of Business Administration from
the McCombs School of Business in Supply Chain Management with a
minor in African & Africa Diaspora Studies. Upon graduation, she’ll be
working at Jacobs, an engineering consulting firm, as a member of the
inside sales team. Her long-term career goals center around
entrepreneurship and urban economic development. Ashley
plains to continue to serve as a bridge for young people seeking
to enter business and the professions” by becoming a serial
entrepreneur and creating spaces that encourage other women
to own businesses as well.

Congratulations Ashley, we, the NTL Youth & Adults are all beaming with pride over your accomplishments and
we wish you all the best as you enter the work force and pursue your dreams!

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NORTH TEXAS LEAGUE YOUTH
Congratulations, Everyone!

Jeda Harrison was inducted in to the National Junior Honor
Society at A.W. Brown Leadership Academy. The North
Texas League Youth and Adults are very proud of you.
Keep up the Great Work!

Amari Dussett, former Youth Club Member and
Grandson of Murray Gray

School: Classical Conversations Home School
College: Attending Collin County College

Amari is a Martial Arts instructor at the Samurai
International Martial Arts in Frisco, TX
Has won several 1st Place competitions.

Amari’s entrepreneurial goal is opening a
personal training business, “Pack Leader.”
Amari desires “To Know God and to Make Him

Known”

Former youth club member Jharen Rosborough recently started his Jharen Rosborough is flaunting
summer internship with the professional soccer team FC Dallas, in Texas A&M bling these days!
the Human Resources and Administration Department. FC Dallas is He is the son of Club Sister
a professional soccer club based in Dallas suburb of Frisco, TX.
Evelyn Rosborough
Jharen is pictured above at a recent Job Fair, recruiting potential
employees. The job fair was held at the Dallas Convention Center. Awesome job, Jharen!
Also pictured above with Jharen is Patrick Dede, FC Dallas, Human
Resources Generalist and another co worker.

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A Sister’s Story

Dr. Jeanine Thomas

On Sunday, January 16, 2000 the Star Telegram featured an article on a new doctor in
town, Dr. Jeanine Thomas. The thing that fascinated them about this new doctor was not
just that she had opened a new health care clinic in South Arlington; it was the approach
she was taking. She planned some innovative new approaches aimed at satisfying her
patients’ needs. One of the approaches that she put into practice was House Calls, which
sounds new but is not really new at all; it is just an “old fashioned” approach to a practice
that was used for years in the past. Currently, the practice of seeing patients in their
home, is becoming a more common practice. When Dr. Thomas decided to start the home
visit service, she realized that some of her patients were elderly and not able to come to
the office for their appointments. She decided to take her services to the elderly instead.
She was actually labeled “the first doctor in Tarrant County to officially make Home
Visits”.
As an Innovative Internal Medicine Doctor in Arlington, she still looks for new and exciting
ways to deliver services to her patients. She considers the natural approach and the most
effective approach to health care. She looks for opportunities to give her patients the best
overall health care. But, most of all, she still finds time to make House Calls.
In 1987 Dr. Thomas was recognized as Good House Keeping Magazine’s “100 Women of
Promise”, and was featured in the July 1987 issue of the magazine. Since that time, she
has continued to receive numerous accolades from such organizations as Alpha Kappa
Alpha for her community service; Novartis Pharmaceutical Company for her community
service; and The Altrusa Southeast Tarrant County Early Risers, for her work in the
community. She has raised over $15,000 for such organizations as the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Organization; the Leukemia Lymphoma Organization and the March of
Dimes. Despite her busy schedule she still manages to volunteer for various churches in
the community to assist with educating young women and men in health care education.
She is always interested in learning and continues her education with a recent Master’s
Degree in Human Services with a specialty in Counseling Studies and is currently working
on a Master's Degree in Health Care Administration. She is bilingual, speaking Spanish
fluently and has been an exchange student in both Brazil and Spain. She sees her practice
of medicine as her “calling”
The North Texas B&PW League is very fortunate that Dr. Thomas attended one of our
events and decided to join forces with our club as we continue our mission to make a
positive difference in our community. We look forward to her bringing that same
forward-thinking and creative energy to the League as our incoming club President for the
2017-19 Term.

Geneva Hamilton, MBA, Pathfinder Editor

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81st National Convention in Fort Worth, TX

July 17-23, 2017

COME ON DOWN!!
TO

SOUTH CENTRAL
COUNTRY!
FOR OUR

1st Biennial and 81st
National Convention
July 16 – 23, 2017

We’re Ready to get this The National Association of Negro
Party Started! Business & Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc.

July 17 – 23, 2017 81st National Convention

Moving Forward with a Purpose:
Empowering Women for Infinite Success

The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth
200 Main Street

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Serving Communities Since Sundance
1935 Square

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CALENDAR

2017

SMTWT F S JAN S MTW T FS APR
1234567 2345 6 1
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 7th Safe Encounter 22nd General Body Meeting
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 14th North Texas Food Bank 78
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21st Viveca Wilson b'day
29 30 31 25th Jeanine Thomas b'day 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
28th General Body Meeting
23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30

SMTWT F S FEB S MTW T F S MAY
1234 123 4 56
3rd Go Red - Wear Red 20th General Body Meeting
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12th Patty Lynn's b'day 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 25th General Body Meeting 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
26 27 28 28 29 30 31

SMTWT F S MAR S MTW T F S JUN
1234 1 23
3rd & 4th SCD Conference 20th Quesha Horton's b'day
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18th North Texas Food Bank 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 23rd Geneva Hamilton b’day
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 25th General Body Meeting 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30 31 27th Casandra Watkin's b'day 25 26 27 28 29 30