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The Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Omicron Xi Omega Chapter Congratulates The Members of PearlsandIvies Serving Montclair, NJ and Beyond Foundation Brunch En Rose Honorees Dr. Renee Baskerville | Dr. Marcheta P. Evans | Britnee Timberlake on the R.O.S.E Award! &
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October 29, 2023 Greetings Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Guests, On behalf of Pearls & Ivies Serving Montclair NJ and Beyond Nonprofit Corporation members, Board of Directors, and especially those we serve, we are delighted to welcome you to our Brunch en Rose. We have worked hard to make your time with us enjoyable. Thank you for your support throughout the years and your presence here today is appreciated. Pearls & Ivies Serving Montclair NJ and Beyond Foundation was formed in 2017, based in an already existing tradition with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Omicron Xi Omega chapter of giving and sharing with the local communities and throughout the world. The mission of Pearls & Ivies Foundation is to address the needs of the community and encourage continued education by offering service programs, extending scholarships to students in needs, and partnering with other community-based organizations with similar goals and interests. We have made many contributions to the Montclair and the greater Essex County community. We are extremely proud that our annual Scholarship awarded to graduating high school seniors, have touched the lives of countless students and their families. With your continued support, we hope for continued inspiration to our mission, SERVICE TO ALL MANKIND. Again, we say WELCOME! Take time to bid on the Silent Auction items and meet new friends. Enjoy your meal, the music, and being with your invited guests. Yours in Service Deborah McBrayer Wilson President President’s Message Pearls & Ivies Serving Montclair NJ and Beyond Nonprofit Organization, is recognized as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c) (3) of the internal Revenue Code, and has an IRS ID number of 311-676-352-000. Contributions are deductible to the extent allowed by law. Post Office Box 876 Montclair, New Jersey 07042
Greetings, On behalf of the Omicron Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.®️, I am delighted to welcome you to our Brunch en Rose Fundraiser! The Omicron Xi Omega Chapter was chartered on June 30, 1984 by 37 illustrious women and is the home of the North Atlantic Regional Director, Mary Bentley-LaMar. The Omicron Xi Omega Chapter is an award-winning chapter committed to serving the Montclair and Bloomfield, New Jersey communities for over 37 years. Your support of this fundraiser will help to significantly expand our local programs and scholarships for our Montclair and Greater Essex service areas. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to everyone involved in making this event a huge success. Thank you to our Fundraising Chairmen Laseanda McLellanFord and Lynne Williams, the various committees who helped put this event together, our corporate sponsors, and our generous supporters like you. Today, each of our honorees has enriched the cultural life of our service areas, and we are thrilled to recognize their vast achievements. As we build on our success as a chapter, there is so much more on the horizon. Through your continued help and support, we will continue to provide local programming and scholarships to families supporting our current International Program Theme for 2022-2026, "Soaring to Greater Heights of Service & Sisterhood," under the leadership of our International President Danette Anthony Reed. Please enjoy the program we curated for you today, along with supporting our 50/50 raffle, ticky tray, and vendors. We are so grateful for all of the support and monetary donations to ensure that our commitment remains stronger than ever as we continue to be of "Service to ALL Mankind". Thank you for joining us today for a celebration of service! Yours in Service, Candace Jefferson Chapter President Omicron Xi Omega Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.®️ President’s Message
Greetings Esteemed Guests! We both are thrilled to welcome you to Brunch En Rose, Giving Community Leaders Their Flowers! This year’s theme is layered with several elements that represent the dynamism of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Pink is one of our colors that celebrates womanhood. It is also the color of breast cancer awareness, a cause that we passionately address in our chapter programming during the month of October. The pink tea rose is our sorority flower, and we are excited to celebrate and present Dr. Marcheta P. Evans, Assemblywomen Britnee N. Timberlake-Charles, and Dr. Renee Baskerville with the R.O.S.E. (Recognizing Outstanding Service & Excellence) Award, giving them their flowers for planting seeds of service in the Montclair-Bloomfield community and beyond. Your support and presence mean a lot to us, and we are grateful for your contribution towards our scholarships and programming. Get ready for an afternoon filled with inspiration, entertainment, and opportunities to make a difference. We have a 50/50 raffle and beautiful gift baskets for you to win! We would like to send a big thank you to our sponsors and supporters. We appreciate your generosity and benevolence for us to continue the work and vision of our Founders to bring “SERVICE TO ALL MANKIND”. Lastly, this event would not be possible with the dedication and hard work of our fundraising committee and sub-committees. We are thankful for your time, creativity, and commitment. Thank you all for joining us. Let’s raise some money!! With gratitude, Laseanda McLellan Ford and Lynne Williams Fundraising Co-Chairmen Brunch En Rose Chairmens’ Message Laseanda McLellan Ford Lynne Williams
Pearls & Ivies Serving Montclair NJ and Beyond Nonprofit Corporation was formed in 2017, based in an already existing tradition with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Omicron Xi Omega chapter of giving and sharing with the local communities and throughout the word. The mission of Pearls & Ivies Foundation, a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c) (3) is to address the needs of the community and encourage continued education by offering service program, extending scholarships to students in needs, and partnering with other community-based organizations with similar goals and interests.
Omicron Xi Omega Chapter, Montclair New Jersey, was charted on June 30, 1984 by thirty-seven illustrious women: Carol Allen, Dorothy Banks, Cheryl Blake, Edwina Branch, Cecelia Callaway, Frances Carter, Doris Coleman, Grace Crichlow, Lilyan CrichlowCarter, Ada Dean, Marie Gaines, Mary Good, Mary Grimstead, Amy Harrison, Jeanne Heningburg, Loretta Hodge, Edith Hurt, Marjorie Kay, Marian Kinchelow, Elizabeth Leach, Alison Moore, Eleanor Newton, Rosie Noble, Dorothy Oliver, Marguerite Page, Sylvia Paterson, Julia Pinderhughes, Joan Wiggins-Reeves, Joyce Robinson, Jayme Rich, Elnora Smith, Frieda Smith, Ella Sweeney, Hortense Tate, Barbara Taylor, Marva Tidwell and Jane White. The award-winning Omicron Xi Omega Chapter has served the greater Montclair, New Jersey community for the past 35 years. The chapter has been recognized by such organizations as the Sickle Cell Association of New Jersey and the Montclair Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Omicron Xi Omega Chapter’s long record of community service dates back to its chartering by North Atlantic Regional Director, Ruth C. Easley. Under the leadership of its first President, Joan Wiggins-Reeves, Omicron Xi Omega Chapter became actively involved in social concerns, including organizing voter registration drives and participating in the national boycott of the Nestle Company.
Program Welcome Invocation Food Served Awards Party! Tricky Tray Drawing 50/50 Drawing Tablescape Winner Announcement Closing Remarks
Marcheta P. Evans, PhD, became Chancellor of Bloomfield College of Montclair State University on July 1, 2023, following the historic merger of Bloomfield College and Montclair State University, the first between a private and public higher education institution in New Jersey. Immediately prior, Dr. Evans served as Bloomfield’s 17th President, and holds the distinction of being both the first African-American and first female to lead the College in its greater than 150-year history. As president, Dr. Evans led Bloomfield through the unprecedented times of COVID-19 and a complex strategic planning effort that identified the partnership that would ensure the College’s vital mission and legacy of serving traditionally marginalized populations continues. Through tenacity, transparency and perseverance, the College offers its majority first-generation and low-income student body access to a small close-knit higher education experience combined with the resources of a doctoral research university. Dr. Evans’ transformational leadership roles in higher education span more than 30 years. She has served at both public and private institutions, with the majority at MSIs in the seventh largest city in the U.S., San Antonio, Texas. Previously Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU), Dr. Evans sequentially served as Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean at OLLU and Associate Dean and Department Chair at University of Texas at San Antonio. She has served as a faculty member for over 27 years and has the rank of Full Professor. She has served as the Presidential Sponsor for New Jersey ACE Women’s Network, past President and Fellow of the American Counseling Association, past President of the Association for Creativity in Counseling, and is the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions. A small sampling of these recognitions includes the NAACP President’s Award, NJ Legislative Black Caucus Foundation Black Excellence Award, Outstanding Multicultural Leadership Award, Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Education Award, Yellow Rose of Texas Lifetime Educator Award, and Counselors for Social Justice Ohana Award. Dr. Evans has authored numerous articles and book chapters, focusing on issues of diversity, multiculturalism, women’s issues and leadership, and has presented over one hundred times at the state, regional, national and international levels. In her international work, Dr. Evans has traveled extensively, including an extended stay in the African country of Malawi where she worked with educators and counselors on literacy initiatives sponsored by USAID. Dr. Evans graduated from the University of Alabama with a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Counselor Education and Supervision, specializing in Student Affairs, Administration in Higher Education, and Human Resource Management. Additionally, she has a Master of Arts degree in Education in Elementary Education from the University of Alabama-Birmingham, a Master of Arts degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Alabama. Dr. Evans and her husband, Edgar, are exceedingly proud parents of six children with five of whom graduated from minority-serving institutions. R.O.S.E. Award Recipient
In 2018, Britnee N. Timberlake-Charles is the wife of Newark Fire Fighter Dimitri Charles, Sr. She was sworn-in to serve as a member of the New Jersey General Assembly representing the 34th Legislative District, which is comprised of the City of Clifton, the City of East Orange, the City of Orange Township, and the Township of Montclair, Nutley, Bellville and Bloomfield. She serves as the chair of the Commerce and Economic Development Committee and is a member of the Homeland Security Committee. Assemblywoman Timberlake has sponsored numerous bills to improve the quality of life for all. From restoring voting rights to those formerly i incarcerated, creating funding for education and school safety, mentoring young men and women through her internship program, or tackling social justice issues, Assemblywoman Timberlake puts the needs of New Jersey residents first. Assemblywoman Timberlake has always been dedicated to putting working class families’ needs first. She was the first elected official in the state to pass a resolution in support of raising the minimum wage to $15.00 an hour. Her steadfast devotion to this initiative led to the creation of a bill supporting this policy, which was signed into law by Governor Murphy in January 2019. In 2020, she introduced a bill to preserve shift workers’ access to rest in between shifts. The bill, titled the Fair Work Week Act, permits shift workers access to consistent schedules that allow for time with family, rest, school, travel to and from work, and more. In January 2019, a bill sponsored by the Assemblywoman was also signed into law requiring the NJ Attorney General to handle the investigation and prosecution of a crime in the event a person loses their life during an interaction with or while in the custody of law enforcement. Cited as one of the first of its kind, this groundbreaking law garnered the support of the American Civil Liberties Union, the People’s Organization for Progress, the New Jersey State NAACP, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, New Jersey Working Families, Faith in New Jersey, and countless other advocacy groups. In 2018, she called for a prohibition on the sale of certain toy guns and imitation firearms. The bill was created in response to the unfortunate death of Tamir Rice, an Ohio resident killed during an interaction with a police officer while holding an imitation firearm. This bill was signed into law by Governor Murphy in January 2020. After reports of unprecedented infant mortality rates and lack of access to prenatal care amongst women of color, Assemblywoman Timberlake was a part of a host of bills that were signed into law to combat these shocking health disparities. She successfully advocated for the passage of the following laws: requiring hospital emergency departments to ask any person of childbearing age about their recent pregnancy history; mandating health benefits coverage for fertility preservation services under certain health insurance plans; mandating health benefits and Medicaid coverage for breastfeeding support; and screening of newborn infants for spinal muscular atrophy, to name a few. Assemblywoman Timberlake is no stranger to public service. From 2015 to 2017, she served as President of the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders representing District 3 – the City of East Orange, the City of Orange Township, the Township of South Orange Village, and parts of the West Ward of the City of Newark. While leading one of the largest counties in the state, Timberlake managed a budget of over $700,000,000. At the time, she was the youngest and the only African American female President of a Freeholder Board in New Jersey. Assemblywoman Timberlake holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in Religious Studies and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Seton Hall University. She is the proud daughter of Philip Timberlake and Cathy Walsh Timberlake. Her father served as a Sergeant in the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne, and her mother was an educator of the mentally and physically challenged. It is through their example of service that she has dedicated her education and professional career to helping people. She resides in East Orange with her family and is the mother of three children. She gives all glory to God for her life and stands on the word from Philippians 4:11-13. R.O.S.E. Award Recipient
Dr. Baskerville has served as the Ward 4 City Counselwoman for the Township of Montclair from 2008-2020. She previously served as a member of the Montclair School Board for 3 years. She is a pediatric and adolescent primary care physician, a school physician, health educator, a healer of the body, mind and spirit; mender of lost and fallen youth, who has served the residents of Essex County, New Jersey for more than three decades. She is the proud mother of a positive young man, and is “mom” to an extended circle of boys and girls, young men and young women whom she nurtures and mentors. Dr. Baskerville is a fourth generation Essex County, New Jersey resident; a product of the Montclair Public School System, the St Paul’s Baptist Church, Grass Roots and YWCA families. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from Oberlin College in Ohio and her Medical Degree from the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry (Rutgers University School of Medicine). Dr. Baskerville has provided pro bono and reduced-fee medical services to indigent and homeless families and HIV/AIDs babies in Montclair, East Orange, Irvington, Newark, and Orange, New Jersey. Her medical service began as a Pediatric Resident at UMDNJ-United Presbyterian Children’s Hospital. She established a community-based center for “at risk” teens in Newark and participated in the development and health care provision for several school-based health facilities to expand access to quality, affordable health care. Dr. Baskerville also served as the pediatrician for The Leaguers Head Start facility, on the Board of Directors as the Health Advisor for the Newark Head Star, on the board of directors of the Montclair and Orange Head Start programs, the Newark Babyland Nurseries, and as the school physician for East Orange Campus High. She is currently employed by the East Orange Public Schools Early Childhood Division. Dr. Baskerville began her professional career, prior to pursuing medicine, upon graduation from Oberlin College, teaching in Montclair Public Schools. She made healthy children, healthy families and healthy communities a centerpiece of her service on the Montclair School Board and a cornerstone of her successful campaign for the elective Municipal Council for the Township of Montclair, New Jersey. Dr. Baskerville served on the Township of Montclair Board of School Estimates. She was the Council Liaison to the Housing Commission, Civil Rights Committee, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Advisory Committee, Parking and Transportation Advisory Committee, Senior Services Advisory Board, People With Disabilities Advisory Board, Center Business Improvement District, South End Business District and served on the Planning Board, Economic Development Committee and Finance Committee. Dr. Baskerville is a frequent speaker on issues pertaining to health, wellness, healing, community enhancement and development and she is the recipient of many prestigious and humbling awards and citations. In 2018, she was recognized by the New Jersey Federation of Democratic Women as the Elected Official of the Year. In 1998 The Washington Post Newspaper acknowledged Dr. Baskerville’s unstinting service in a special series that it did on the national health care access crisis. She was recognized by the Black Students Union at Montclair High School, as the Outstanding School Volunteer of the year, for health and mentoring services. The Health and Wellness Consortium in the Montclair Public Schools recognized her for the Outstanding Volunteers-Mentors Award. Dr. Baskerville received the Health/Nutrition Award from The Leaguers in in recognition for her volunteerism, she received a citation for Exemplary Volunteerism at the Essex County Juvenile Detention Center for her pro bono services at ECJDC. She was recognized by the African American Women’s Association of Essex County for her unstinting efforts to promote healthy families and healthy communities in Essex County. She was recognized in May of 2022 For Being an Amazing Front Line Healthcare Professional during the darkest days of the Covid Pandemic. Renee Baskerville, M.D. lives and Walks by faith grounded in the South African ethic of “ubuntu” the concept that people are interconnected, interdependent, and empowered by other people; that people become their best by giving to others; a precept that speaks to the universal bond of sharing that connects all of humanity. R.O.S.E. Award Recipient
Fundraising Committee Anita D. Crum Candace Jefferson Cynthia Raines Deborah Robinson Deborah Wilson Jehada Nabil Jessica Morse Joy Kay Kimberly Cummings Kisha Jackson Kordai DeCoteau Lanesha Dunston Lisa Rollins Sancha Gray Tanzania Guyton Vena Wallace-Johnson Yvonne Morris-Phipps Laseanda McLellan Ford, Co Chairman Lynne Williams, Co Chairman
Fundraising Sub-Committees Honoree Committee Decorating Committee Ad Journal Committee Tricky Tray Committee Anita Crum-Chair Alisha Lee Tasha Sawyer Kordai DeCoteau Keila Fernandez Marcheta Evans Stephanie Aisha Steplight Johnson Natasha James-Waldon Chanta Blue Yvonne Morris Phipps-Chair Jessica Morse-Chair Sabrina State Laseanda Ford Lisa Finn-Bruce Janette Perkins Tennille Flowers Anna Peppers Connie Bentley McGhee Lanesha Dunston Kisha Jackson-Chair Deborah Robinson-Chair Laseanda Ford Lisa Rollins-Chair Cynthia Raines Leticia Spencer Brittany Rhodie Laseanda McLellan Ford Davida Lindsay-Harewood Nancy Howe Tai Jackson-Aaron Anita Crum Chanta Blue
CONGRATULATIONS! MARCHETA P. EVANS, PH.D CHANCELLOR BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE OF MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY Octavia E. Butler “ALL THAT YOU TOUCH YOU CHANGE, ALL THAT YOU CHANGE, CHANGES YOU.” “WE NEVER UNLOCK OUR GREATEST POTENTIAL IN A SILO. IT TAKES A VILLAGE.” Marcheta P. Evans Mom, we are so proud of all you have accomplished! With love, Martina, Morgan & Brittany
Congratulations to Deborah Wilson President, Pearls & Ivies Foundation on a successful Brunch en Rose We LOVE YOU!! Curtis, C & Soror Taylor
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Congratulations to our PEARLS and IVIES Foundation serving Montclair, NJ and Beyond, members of the full Brunch En Rose Committee and all members of the Omicron Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. for a successful event that will support our programs and scholarship initiatives. Soror C. Yvonne Morris-Phipps & "Honey-do" Leslie S. Phipps
Kashon Abdul-Qadir Carol Allen *# Rachel Glover Archelus +# Samira Barnes Chanta Blue Gussie Bowman Dudley Jana Anderson Cardoza Cynthia Christian Loistene Clark # Michele Clark Kecia Clarke Anita Crum Erica Culpepper Angela Culver-Dees Kimberly Ann Cummings Kordai I. DeCoteau, DPM Tanya E. Dunbar Joanne Duncan LaNesha Dunston Gina M. Elliott Marcheta P. Evans Vernesa Everett Keila E. Fernandez Sandra M. Fields Lisa Finn-Bruce Tennille Flowers Laseanda McLellan Ford Geniece Gary-Adams Beverly Gayle Giscombe Sancha Gray Catherine Grayson-Roper Bridgett Green Emily B Grimball Tanzania Guyton Frazeal Harris Laura Haynes-White Dashua Hinton Nancy Howe Edith Hurt *# Patricia A. Hurt Kisha Jackson Tihesha "Tai" Jackson-Aaron Natasha James-Waldon Candace Jefferson Arielle Jennings Cadesha V. Johnson Joy Kay Shirley Bergman Keyes Mary Bentley LaMar +^ Vivian Lampkin Tasha Lawrence Alisha Lee Dawn M. Lee Shirley A. R. Lewis # Davida Lindsay-Harewood Beverly Lynn Jaiden Mahone Anntoinette Lee McEntyre Connie Bentley McGhee +# Lois G. McGuire C. Yvonne Morris-Phipps Jessica Lynn Morse Mia Morse Jehada Nabil Danielle Outlaw Anna Evelyna Peppers Delores Janette Perkins NaSheena Porter Cynthia Raines Joan Wiggins Reeves*+ Brittany Rhodie Deborah Robinson Rhonda Robinson Lisa Rollins Beverly McQueary Smith Tasha Sawyer Heather A. Spencer Leticia Spencer Marclena Spencer Sabrina States Stephanie Steplight Johnson Keshia M. Trotman Althia R. Tweiten Melinda Vincent Jennifer Virgil Vena Wallace-Johnson+ Courtney Washington Lynne Williams Carole Willis # Deborah Wilson+ Natasha Wright-Eldridge * Charter Member + Life Member # Golden Member (50+ years of service) ^ 34th North Atlantic Regional Director Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Omicron Xi Omega Chapter
Emily Grimball Erica Culpepper Frazeal Harris Geniece Gary Adams Gina Elliott Heather Spencer Jana Cardoza Janette Perkins Jennifer Virgil Jessica Morse Joan Wiggins Reeves* Joanne Duncan* Joy Kay* Kecia Clarke Keila Fernandez Keisha Trotman Kimberly Cummings* Kisha Jackson Kordai DeCoteau LaNesha Dunston Laseanda McLellan Ford* Laura Haynes-White Leticia Spencer* Lisa Bruce Alisha Lee Althia Tweiten Angela Culver-Dees Anita Crum Anna Peppers Arielle Jennings Beverly Giscombe Beverly Lynn Bridgett Green C. Yvonne Morris Phipps Cadesha Johnson Candace Jefferson* Carole Willis Chanta Blue Connie Bentley McGhee* Courtney Washington Cynthia Christian Cynthia Raines* Dashua Hinton Davida Lindsay-Harewood Dawn Lee Deborah Robinson* Deborah Wilson* Elizabeth Cummings Lisa Rollins Loistene Clark* Lynne Williams* Marcheta Evans Mary Bentley LaMar Mia Morse Michele Clark Nancy Howe* NaSheena Porter Poznansky Natasha James Walden Lois G. McGuire Patricia Hurt Rachel Archelus Sabrina States Samira Barnes Sandra Fields Stephanie Steplight-Johnson Tai Aaron Tanya Dunbar* Tanzania Guyton Tasha Sawyer Tennille Flowers Vena Wallace Johnson* Vernesa Everett Pearls and Ivies Serving Montclair, NJ and Beyond Foundation (*)Board of Directors
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Omicron Xi Omega Breast Cancer Awareness Programming
Pearls & Ivies Serving Montclair, NJ and Beyond Foundation Congratulates Dr. Renee Baskerville Dr. Marcheta P. Evans Britnee Timberlake On The R.O.S.E Award The Fundraising Committee And Best Wishes To
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