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JACK AND JILL JUNE 2018

SPOTLIGHT

MIGHTY NORTH JERSEY

IN THIS ISSUE

HATS OFF TO OUR AMAZING 2018 GRADS! - President’s Letter
- Graduates &
Dane Clarke II Zachary Dees Jasiri Evans Chaz Gordon Alex Imegwu
Moms

 - Children’s Cluster
- Teen Conference
- New Member

Initiation
- New Officer

Installation
- Shining Stars
- Distinguished

Mother
- And Much More!

Jordan La Mar Marcus Stevenson J. Harrison Walker Ariel White Ashton Williams

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A Word From Our President

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Welcome to the beginning of our 2018-2019 Program Year.

I am very thankful and humbled by your support of my presidency. I am
excited and honored to have the opportunity to work alongside you all. You
have already shared a lot of love and encouragement with me. What a
group of smart, focused, talented and caring children and teens in our
chapter supported by caring, willing, creative and fun-loving mothers. Yes,
that is what I have been experiencing so far. I appreciate your willingness to
step into service to keep our chapter moving Full STEAM Ahead to Black
Excellence. That is my theme this year, Full STEAM Ahead to Black
Excellence. When you hear STEAM, I want you to think of the Energy,
Power, Momentum and Transformation that water goes through in order to get to STEAM. That is
what I am feeling with North Jersey. We have energy, power and momentum to bring about
transformative programming and relationships for our young people, our mothers and our community.
Further, I want you to think of STEAM at our chapter level in terms of:

S – Service & Strategic thinking

T – Teaching & Transformation

E – Excellence & Esprit de corps

A – Attitude & Alignment

M – Manageable & Meaningful

I will take more time this year to delve into each of these areas so you can see how this really
connects to our National Mission as members of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. and our local practice.

Please enjoy our send-off of our 2018 graduates and the words of wisdom from their moms, and take
a peak at our leadership team for 2018-2019. Thank you again for your support and love and I look
forward to building deeper and meaningful relationships with each of you to support your goals for
your child (children) and your goals for moving Full STEAM Ahead To Black Excellence for North
Jersey.

And away we go!

All my best,

Margaret
Excellence is never an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent directions, skillful
execution, and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities. ~ Anonymous

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Check Presentation

In May, President Monique Moore Pryor joined Senior Teen President Zachary Dees and Senior
Teen Program Director Harrison Johnson to personally present a check in the amount of
$1488.66 to the Boys and Girls Club of Newark from proceeds raised from the Senior Teen Fall
Fundraiser. Zachary acknowledged the Boys and Girls Club for their outstanding work in the
community. CEO Rodney Fuller thanked the chapter for its amazing work in the community
and partnership with Newark Boys and Girls Club. 

by Audrey Qualles Johnson
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Passing the Baton

Congratulations to the newly installed officers of the Mighty North Jersey Chapter!
President Margaret Cunningham officially took the helm from Monique Moore Pryor.
Also pledging their service… Alison Scott-Williams returning as Vice President of
Membership, Lisa Alston as Recording Secretary, Tricia Cole-Green as
Parliamentarian, Shell Williams as Protocol Chair, Nancy Wheeler as Treasurer,
Jacquelyn Johnson Brandon as Sergeant-at-Arms, Rhonda Richard stood in for
Eboneé Lewis as Legislative Chair, and Veronica Wakefield, stepping up to reprise
her role as Financial Secretary.

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Our Chapter Leadership

Margaret Cunningham Alison Scott-Williams Rochelle Herring Peniston Lisa Alston Elena Mack
President Vice President Program Director Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary

Nancy Wheeler Veronica Wakefield Debbie Humes Eboneé Lewis Tricia Cole-Green
Treasurer Financial Secretary Editor Legislative Chair Parliamentarian

Jacquelyn Johnson Brandon Shell Williams Charlene Davis-Williams Monique Jean-Pierre Leslie Baynes
Sergeant-at-Arms Protocol Chair Chaplain Historian Sr. Teen Lead Advisor

Tawaina Turner-Dones Marcia Hicks Tiffany Dupree-Atwell Casilda Luck Barnes Diane Moss
Community Service Chair Education Chair Technology Chair Foundation Chair Associates Chair

Kecia Clarke Adrienne Holmes
Chapter Lead Counsel Catering Coordinator

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New Member Initiation

North Jersey welcomed
seven mighty new members
on Sunday, May 6th.

Karima Wilkins-Smartt
Rita Warfield
Allison Smith

Kimberly Ramsay
Rochelle Brown-Johnson
Tawana Bivins-Rosenbaum
Zammeah Bivins-Gibson

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New Member Initiation

After presiding over the initiation ceremony, President Monique Moore Pryor
yielded the floor to her successor. President-Elect Margaret Cunningham reminded
the new moms that we are here to make a difference as we help develop our
children and impact our community in a meaningful way. She encouraged them to
stay focused, stay connected and stay full of love. She wrapped up with a word of
advice to “reach up and reach out,” saying friendship and love can be developed in
the chapter as long as you step into Jack and Jill.

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Class of 2018 - Dane Clarke II 


Dane is graduating from West Orange High School and is
the son of Kecia Clarke and Dane Clarke. He has been a
member of the Mighty North Jersey Chapter for nine
years. He was one of the original petitioners for a
skatepark in West Orange, which was made seven years
later. Dane has a 4.4 GPA and will be attending NYU’s
prestigious Tisch School of the Arts. He plans to become
an established actor, director, screenwriter and producer.

Kecia Clarke

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Class of 2018 - Zachary Dees

Zachary is graduating from The Morristown-Beard School
and is the son of Angela Culver-Dees and Taylor Dees. He
has been a member of the North Jersey chapter for five
years and served two terms as Senior Teen President.
Zachary has also served as treasurer, and received the
Distinguished Teen and President's Volunteer Service
Awards. He is an honor student, leader of the Diversity
Club, member of the Golf Team and captain of the Varsity
Basketball Team. Zachary plans to pursue his
undergraduate degree in International Business/Global
Studies at Elon University.

Angela Culver-Dees I have been a member of the North Jersey Chapter for five
years, serving on the Ways and Means Committee, as Senior
Teen Advisor and Nominating Chair. My most memorable
moment in Jack and Jill was attending Teen Conference as a
Senior Teen Advisor. The Senior Teens worked so diligently on
their apparel, scrapbook and banner. When we tried to give
them our opinion on what to wear, they basically told us, “we
got this.”  For the first time in many years, North Jersey won the
Apparel Contest. The excitement those young people
possessed lit up the conference room. They were so happy and
proud of their accomplishments. As they stated, “We put North
Jersey back in the Map!” My words of wisdom to my son…Keep
God first, live each day with passion and purpose, stay true to
yourself and strive towards the things that make you happy.

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Class of 2018 - Jasiri Evans 


Jasiri is graduating from St. Peter's Preparatory School in
Jersey City and is the son of Tiana and Guka Evans. He
has been a member of the North Jersey Chapter for 11
years. Jasiri is the Vice President of his high school's
Ebony Club and served as Parliamentarian of his Jack
and Jill Senior Teen group. He is very passionate about
both social justice and sports, and aspires to be a
business leader in the sports industry. In the Fall, Jasiri
will attend Howard University where he will major in
Marketing and minor in Economics.

I’ve been in Jack and Jill for 11 years and served as Tiana Webb Evans
Heritage Committee Chair, Group Chair, Associates
Chair and Social Committee Chair. One of my most
memorable moments in the chapter was the Studio
Museum in Harlem event for the Heritage Committee
when we had a digital art exhibition of the kids’
photography and we (me and the moms on my
committee) vogued our way on stage. We also had the
museum and their curators all to ourselves.

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Class of 2018 - Chaz Gordon

Chaz is graduating from Columbia High School in
Maplewood, and is the son of Lynn and Kennedy
Gordon. Chaz has been a member of the North Jersey
Chapter of Jack and Jill for 12 years. He served as the
Senior Teen Chapter Vice President and previously held
the office of Treasurer. Chaz is actively involved in
several community service programs including
coaching Special Olympics figure skaters. He is a
national and international figure skating champion and
is the captain of a modern dance ensemble. Chaz is an
honor student and will major in psychology at UCLA.

Lynn Biot-Gordon I have been in the North Jersey Chapter for 15 years.
During my tenure I have served as a Group Chair multiple
years as well as Teen Advisor, Lead Teen Advisor, Recording
Secretary, Treasurer, and Technology Chair. It has been a
wonderful 15 years and the experiences for my two
graduates (Shari 2015 and Chaz 2018) have been beyond
measure! We will always treasure our Jack and Jill years. It's
hard to name one most memorable experience in the
chapter, as there are so many, but I think the most
sentimental moments that are dear to me are attending the
graduating galas of my two children at Teen
Conference. My words of wisdom to Chaz…You never
cease to amaze us! Your diligence, commitment, and
enthusiasm in all that you do make your entire family so
very proud...keep soaring!

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Class of 2018 - Alex Imegwu 


Alex is graduating from Seton Hall Preparatory School
in West Orange and is the son of Diane Moss and Obi
Imegwu. He has been a member of North Jersey Jack
and Jill for 14 years. Alex has been an active volunteer
at Camphill Village, assisting the mentally handicapped.
He also worked as an advisor in organizations aiding
underrepresented youth. Alex is a member of the
National Honor Society. He is also a competitive
basketball player who enjoys coaching and instructing
younger children. Alex is heading to the University of
Pennsylvania where he plans to major in economics to
pursue a career in business.

Diane Moss

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Class of 2018 - Jordan La Mar

Jordan is the son of Natasha Gaujean-La Mar and
Han La Mar. Jordan has been a member of Jack
and Jill for 11 years. As a student at Seton Hall
Preparatory High School, Jordan is a member of
the Future Business Leaders Club as well as the
West Indian Organization. His extracurricular
activities include the Ping-Pong Club,
volunteering, being with friends and listening to
music. Jordan plans on majoring in Business at
Xavier University of Cincinnati.

I have been in Jack and Jill for 11 years and held positions
such as Teen Conference Scrapbook Chair 2018,
Technology Chair, Corresponding Secretary and Group
Chair. My most memorable moment in Jack and Jill was
being chosen to be inducted into this sisterhood of strong
women who truly work hard for their children and value
their families. My words of wisdom that I would like to
share with my son, Jordan is to “dream your dreams with
your eyes closed...but live your dreams with your eyes
open. Dream. Believe. Achieve.”

Natasha Gaujean-La Mar

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Class of 2018 - Marcus Stevenson 


Marcus is graduating from Summit High School and is
the son of Michelle and Ken Stevenson. A member of
the North Jersey chapter for 10 years, Marcus received
the MLK Keeper of the Dream Award in 2017 in
recognition of his social justice work in Summit. He
also attended Precollege at the Manhattan School of
Music as the principal violist in the Philharmonic
Orchestra. Marcus has decided to attend the
Cleveland Institute of Music to pursue his passion to
play viola in orchestra and chamber music. He will
double major in music education and linguistics.

I’ve been a member of Jack and Jill for 13 years, serving in Michelle Stevenson
the roles of Program Chair of Skills Olympics, Group Tri-
Chair, Senior Teen Co-Chair and VP of Membership. My
favorite memories include COPA parties, “Momma
Moments” and the chapter retreat at Darlene Winkler’s
house. The gratitude circle was AMAZING! Thank you
Sunne-Ryse! My words of wisdom to Marcus…Strive for
effortless action, embrace the Jack and Jill motto…Let’s
work, Let’s play, Let’s live together! Be patient and heed
the words of Lao Tzu “Nature does not hurry, yet
everything is accomplished!” “Sawabona”...“I respect you, I
value you, you are important to me.” I will miss all of you!

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Class of 2018 - J. Harrison Walker

Harrison is graduating from Montclair Kimberley
Academy and is the son of Kim and J. Kent Walker. He
has been a member of Jack and Jill for 13 years and
served two years as Teen Foundation Chair. Harrison is
a captain of his lacrosse and football teams.
Committed to serving his community, he devotes time
to the Human Needs Food Pantry, and teaches
lacrosse skills at the Newark Public Schools summer
camp. Harrison is going to Bard College in Annandale-
on-Hudson, NY where he will play lacrosse and study
environmental science and finance.

Kim Walker I’ve been a member of Jack and Jill for 13 years, starting
with the Ft. Lauderdale Chapter before joining North
Jersey in 2008. I served as a Group Chair and Program
Director in Ft. Lauderdale; and Group Chair, Recording
Secretary, and Teen Advisor for North Jersey. Among my
most memorable moments in the chapter was spending a
day at The Juilliard School, participating in music, dance
and drama workshops with our Pre-Teens. It was absolutely
amazing! My most important pearls of wisdom for my son
are to follow his heart and to trust his gut; and to
remember the words of Nelson Mandela, “It always seems
impossible, until it’s done.” May his words guide your
creativity, your curiosity and your work ethic. 

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Class of 2018 - Ariel White 


Ariel is graduating from Gill Saint Bernard’s High School
in Gladstone and is the daughter of Kimberly and Michael
White. She has been a member of the North Jersey
Chapter of Jack and Jill for six years. Ariel has been
involved in the Art Club, Girl’s Basketball and Volleyball
during her four years in high school. She has decided to
attend Saint John’s University where she will major in
Graphic Design or Architecture. Ariel plans to become an
animator and designer in addition to acting.

I was in Jack and Jill for six years and served as the archivist. Kimberly White
My most memorable moments were tackling the ridiculously
cold weather to attend COPA each year and leaving the
event drenched because my daughters, Michael and I had
such a fantastic time dancing to old and new music! 
Words to my wonderful Ariel...We are so proud of you. The
best is yet to come. Stay kind, humble, brilliant, unique,
graceful and continue to let your light shine! Illuminate
spaces and faces without hesitation. Remember, that’s one of
your many gifts. You are the youngest of three awesome
daughters and we are confident that all of you will do
wonderful things to make the world a better place. You have
made us very proud and honored to be your parents.
Now...go conquer the WORLD! 

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Class of 2018 - Ashton Williams

Ashton is the son of Alison and Ivon Williams of South
Orange and is graduating from St. Peter’s Preparatory
School. He’s a 10-year member of the North Jersey
Chapter and has participated in numerous community
service activities. He is an honor student, a member of
the National French Honor Society, the Varsity Crew
Team, the Ebony Club, assistant rector for the Campus
Ministry Team, and an editor of the Annual Art Review.
Ashton is a talented artist, plans a career as an artist,
and has been accepted into the School of the Art
Institute of Chicago.



Alison Scott-Williams I’ve been a member of Jack and Jill for 10 years, holding
the positions of Group Chair, Mothers Cluster Co-chair,
Program Director and Vice President. My most memorable
moments in the chapter...Hosting a Kwanzaa/Christmas
event for group 2 where I first met prospective mom
Margaret Cunningham; Mother’s Cluster 2011 with jazz
and wine; My first COPA and tearing up the dance floor
with Dr. Karma Warren; Our Heritage program at The
Schomburg; Ken Stevenson’s Jack and Jill skit. My words of
wisdom to Ashton…always keep the memories and
experiences close to your heart. Jack and Jill has been a
part of your life for a greater purpose than you may see
right now. Leverage your experience to shape your future.

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Children’s Cluster

The Mighty North Jersey hosted the largest Children's Cluster ever with nearly 600
parents and children in attendance. Mothers and fathers from Pittsburgh to Virginia
made their way to New Jersey to indulge in STEAM and true friendship-building. North
Jersey came to work, give back and have fun. The day began bright and early with long
registration lines that our mothers handled with grace and patience. At the opening
session, Fathers Auxiliary member, The Honorable Mayor Dwayne Warren, Esq. of the
City of Orange, delivered greetings.

The workshops went into full gear. Mother Christiane Agkpo, owner of the Montclair
Learning Center, led over six workshops on coding and robotics, with her, her staff and
our mothers, sitting on the floor helping children build remote-controlled machines
from scratch. Mother Nancy Wheeler led two financial literacy workshops that gave
children amazing insight on how to manage their money. In addition, the community
service workshops, led by Community Service Chair Casilda Luck Barnes and her
amazing team, was a beautiful sight to behold with over 200 Jack and Jillers packing
pajamas and books and drawing beautiful pictures for needy children. These three
unique workshops, presented by our mighty moms, were the best of the day. Quoting
the Eastern Regional Team, they were “the best workshops at any Children's Cluster”
they've seen.

Special thanks goes to the tireless duo, Cluster Chairs Karen Hayes and Ali Scott for
their amazing leadership as well as our Workshop Chairs, Marcia Hicks and Danielle
Cooper Daughtry who organized thought-provoking presentations for our children and
parents. Our team was deep and wide and thanks continue to the following individuals;
Margaret Cunningham - Budget Chair, Tiffany Dupree-Atwell - Registration Chair,
Tammi Branch and Kelli Montgomery - Souvenir Bag Chairs, Eboneé Lewis and Ericka
Heggins-Atexide - Volunteer Chairs, Jacquelyn Johnson Brandon - Protocol Chair, and
last but not least kicking off the weekend leading the Friday night parties with over 80
mothers and over 100 children registered for two simultaneous parties - Tawaina
Turner-Dones and Marlaina Powell who treated the guests like royalty. None of this
would've been possible without the 50 plus mothers from our chapter being of service
to others and having a good time while taking care of over 400 children. Although all of
us ended the day extremely tired, we were filled with the joy of giving back. Mothers,
thank you for your patience and service.

Monique Moore Pryor

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Children’s Cluster

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Children’s Cluster

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Children’s Cluster

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Teen Conference

North Jersey had strong representation at
Jack and Jill’s 2018 Eastern Region Teen
Conference in National Harbor, Maryland
with the theme, Royalty ~ Our past…Our
Present…Our Future…
Our chapter won 1st place for the
Programming Award! Zachary Dees was
named North Jersey’s Distinguished Teen
while Distinguished Scholastic Merit
honors went to Somalia Bryant (10th grade),
Madison Hobbs (11th grade) and Dane
Clarke (12th grade).
Chyna Brodie made North Jersey proud
with an impressive run for Eastern Region
Teen President, and she also showcased
her talent with an extraordinary violin
performance. Congratulations to Armani
Davidson for being appointed Eastern
Region Teen Program Director!

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Teen Conference

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Teen Officer Installation

Congratulations to Our New Teen Officers!
Harrison Johnson, President ~ Brandon Morrison, Vice President ~ Monet Simon, Program Director

Alexandria Williams, Recording Secretary ~ Madison Oliver, Corresponding Secretary
Mecca Pryor, Treasurer ~ Simone Winkler, Financial Secretary ~ Madison Green, Editor
Nolan Barnes, Parliamentarian ~ Nadia La Mar, Chaplain ~ Dwight Levy, Sergeant-at-Arms

Madison Hobbs, Legislative Representative ~ Somalia Bryant, Historian
Chase Barnes, Foundation ~ Morgan Williams, Protocol
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Graduating Mothers Celebration

On May 10th we honored our five graduating mothers; Angela Dees, Kimberly White
Michelle Stevenson, Lynn Biot-Gordon and Kim Walker. We also congratulated our five
moms with graduating seniors; Alison Scott-Williams, Natasha Gaujean-LaMar, Diane Moss,
Tiana Webb Evans and Kecia Clarke. More than 30 mothers, including several associates,
toasted all of these beautiful women. The evening was filled with hugs, tears, laughter, tall
tales and trips down memory lane. Special thanks to Alison Scott-Williams, Courtney Harris-
Lee, Alexis Davis, Krista Clapp and the membership committee for making the evening
special and FUN!

by Monique Moore Pryor
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Junior Teen Moms’ Social

The Junior Teen mothers wrapped up the
programming year with a social at Bonds
Tavern. There was a special welcome to the
newly initiated moms in attendance, Kimberly
Ramsay and Tawana Bivins-Rosenbaum.

Just the Fellas

The Fathers Auxiliary had a great evening
hanging out in the “Man Cave.” The dads got
together at the home of Steve Richard and
had their fill of basketball and Margaritas.

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JUNE 2018

Roadmaps for Scholastic Success

David Dent, Director of Write for
the Future and NYU Associate
Professor led an engaging
workshop on the writing process.
He offered the high school
students tips and techniques on
writing a successful college
admissions essay. The middle
school students took part in an
exercise on how to develop and
support an argumentative idea.
Professor Dent advised, “You want
to make sure that you learn to have
a versatile writing style that can
adapt to the different kinds of
teachers you have in high school”
Tyree Barnes, Director of Great
Oaks Legacy Middle School,
conducted an inspirational session
on success called 'The World is
Yours.’ He talked about goal
setting, thinking big, giving your
best, being deliberate and
disciplined in getting to the goals
you set and understanding the
tools you have at your disposal.
Latoya Cromwell, Director at Sylvan
Learning gave an overview of
college admission factors such as
grades, SAT/ACT scores, class rank,
recommendations and activities.
She discussed organizational and
study skills and explained how
each factor affects the acceptance
decision.


Many thanks to Mother Darlene
Winkler for organizing this
incredible hands-on experience.
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2018-2019 Group Chairs




Christane Agkpo Akua Ardayfio & Marlaina Powell Latisse Mays-Stovall
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

Kelli Montgomery Sunne-Ryse Smith Leslie Baynes, Monique Moore Pryor, Rhonda Richard
Pre-Teens Junior Teens Senior Teen Lead Advisor & Senior Teen Advisors

Black Family Day

FIVE WISHES

The North Jersey Chapter partnered with One Simple Wish to spread a little joy for Black Family Day
by granting five wishes to the foster care community.
1) Dresser for a 16 year old young man of color in Trenton, who is moving back in with his mom and

sister, to help him stay organized and neat - $188
2) Community Wish Party for 10 kids out of their office in Trenton - $100
3) A/C Unit to ease the condition of a 3-year-old with allergies who is moving into a new home with

his mom and sister - $189
4) Step Stool for 21-year-old Cristal in Parsippany who has aged out of foster care and is moving into

her first apartment - $44
5) New furniture for  Zachary who is graduating from college in Montclair and  moving into his first

apartment - $55

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“Senior Moments”

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Congratulations

DISTINGUISHED MOTHER

North Jersey salutes Audrey Qualles
Johnson as our 2018 Distinguished
Mother of the Year! Audrey was selected
for the chapter’s most esteemed
recognition based on her sheer
excellence, kindness, selfless dedication
and strong, quiet leadership.

Audrey is a trooper in every way. She
epitomizes what our distinguished
mother should be, a shining ambassador
of North Jersey inside the chapter and
outside the chapter. In her latest
leadership role as Senior Teen Lead
Advisor, Audrey made sure all of our teens were valued, supported and
successful. She treated them fairly with love and encouragement as though each of
them were her own. As Andrea Fant-Hobbs put it, “Audrey‘s voice is never raised
above others, she listens attentively, speaks quietly and always seeks to rally the team
moving toward positive action and outcome. She humbly avoids the spotlight, often
not recognizing just how simply amazing she is, and how her thoughtful deeds and
words speak for themselves and serve to make our chapter a joy to be a part of.”

Marlaina Powell and Karen Hayes are the recipients of North Jersey’s 2018 Angel Awards.
Debbie Humes received the President’s Award.
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2017-2018 Year in Review

Jack and Jill Day Junior Teen Retreat
Senior Teen Retreat

Associates Black Entrepreneurship
Metropolitan Cluster Fathers Auxiliary

Debutante Cotillion Metropolitan Basketball Challenge

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2017-2018 Year in Review

Children’s Christmas Party MLK Day
Ski Trip Founders Day

Community Service

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The Mighty North Jersey
Class of 2018

EDITOR

Debbie Humes
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Group 1, Akua Ardayfio

Group 2, Lisa Alston
Group 3, Nancy Wheeler
Pre Teens, Varanda Handy
Junior Teens, Ericka Heggins-Atexide
Senior Teens, Natalynn Dunson-Harrison