Jones Retirement Journal

Dr. Rozalyne P. Wright-Wiggerton, CEO
3020 Ponce de Leon Way South
St. Petersburg, Florida 33712

Phone: 239-822-9899
E-mail: [email protected]

~ Services Offered ~

Training in Diversity/Cultural Competency
Developing/Editing Educational Documents and Books

Speaking/Singing for Inspirational Services
Creating Unique Personalized Documents

Coaching Youth and Adults
Tutoring Students in Reading and Math

Writing Poetry for Special Occasions
Designing/Developing Websites

















Congratulations on your retirement Rev. Alfred Jones!
In Loving Memory of “Paulette M. Gilbert” and

on behalf of her children Dr. Chenee’ and Derrick Gilbert.

Leadership is about making others better as a result of your presence
And making sure that impact lasts in your absence.

Congratulations & Best Wishes
to

Rev A.D. Jones

As we wish you afuturefilled with blessings,fulfillment, and all the
happiness you deserve in your Retirement...

HOT BUYS / By Mary Awosika bigger. f'd like something a
little bigger this year."
Hats demand respect at Kentucky Derby
Wiggins opened Adele's
in 1987. She got her start
trimming straw hats for
tourists at the Basket Bazaar
T hanks to Adele Wiggins, Kendi Tay­ on St. Armand's Circle
lor's hat made history last year. (now called Accent on St.
Out of the thousands of hats worn Armand's).
by spectators at the 2001 Kentucky Derby,
Taylor's hot pink, wide-brimmed hat has "Hats give you a lift up. If
been chosen to be on display in the Ken­ you watch a lady try one on,
tucky Derby Museum. her whole expression chang­
es. They make you feel
"I had looked all over L.A., and there good," said Wiggins, who
was nothing," said Taylor, who lives in lost 50 hats from her person­
Los Angeles and was shopping with her al collection in a hou e fire
mother at Adele's in Sarasota when she a few years ago. "I used to
found her "Derby" hat. "In Louisville there have bats for every outfit,
are places in the mall that make hats for but now I usually wear a
you." sport bat. My collection is
Taylor, a native of Kentucky, has been growing again."
going to the Derby since the age of 14, and Wiggins' boutique of
it's traditional to buy a new hat for the clothes and jewelry is deco­
occasion. She h�s already purchased her rated with racks of hats.
hat for this year's Derby from Adele's, 256 Some are funky with feath­
Sarasota Quay, and will model.it during ers, wide-brimmed or brim­
the Derby activities this weekend in Ken­ less, but all the hats are
tucky. colorful. There's even a
"I usually get the hat and then find the rack devoted to red hats.
STAFF PHOTO/ CAROLYN KASTER outfit to match it," she said as she tried on "Ladies come in to get
a wide-brinmi.edblack, fine sisal hat. "Each hats for church conferences
Adele Wiggins models one of the elegant hats for sale at Adele's, her year they (hats) seem to get bigger and and weddings. People also
boutique of clothes,jewelry and hats at Sarasota Quay. One of her hats was
worn by a spectator at the 2001 Kentucky Derby and chosen to be on display come in just for a Derby hat
before they return north
in the Derby museum.

from four months' vaca­
tion,': said Wiggins.

In honor of Your Retirement
We acknowledge our Late Mother

Sis. Adele Wiggins_, Payne Chapel A.M.E. Church

The Wiggins Family
Sarasota, Florida















Congratulations and Best Wishes
To
Rev. Alfred Jones
From

Rev. Henry E. Green, JR.

And

Mount Hermon AME Church

Ft. Lauderdale, FL

On this your

Retirement from

Pastoral Ministry