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Chartering Ceremony November 11, 2017
The SiStars

Executive Committee

President

Debra Mahone, Ph.D.
 

Vice President

Marion Brown Flamer
 

Recording Secretary

Lisa White
 

Corresponding Secretary

April Randall

 

Treasurer

Connie Davis

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Financial Secretary

Sharon Collins

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Parliamentarian

Lynnette Haynes

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Members

Tiffanie Anderson

 

June Clayburn

 

Lydia Dorman

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Tana Hassan

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Espanola Hughes – Turner

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Arvella Johnson

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Delores Johnson – Cooper

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Sabrina Jones

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Vanessa Lamb

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Devi Ramey

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Monice Sanders

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Cleopatra “Cleo” White

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Dianne Whitfield – Locke

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Induction Ceremony January 20, 2020
The Sophisticated Eight

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Passion Statements

My passion for the arts began as a child, when I developed a love for operatic music.  Over the years, I became a trained opera singer, who received a full scholarship to Howard University, resulting in a Bachelor of Music degree from the College of Fine Arts. 

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While my desire to become an opera singer was my childhood dream, I hesitated after graduation to pursue that dream.  As I reflect on it now, I know that as I considered a career path as an opera singer, I saw very few at the time, who looked like me. I needed mentors to encourage me, support me, and most of all, keep me focused on my dream.

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As a member of the Harbor City Chapter of Society, Incorporated, I look forward to being that mentor to help support and mentor youth in the arts to help them realize their dreams.

 

—  Marion Brown Flamer

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Passion Statement

My passion for the arts began as a child, when I developed a love for operatic music.  Over the years, I became a trained opera singer, who received a full scholarship to Howard University, resulting in a Bachelor of Music degree from the College of Fine Arts. 

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While my desire to become an opera singer was my childhood dream, I hesitated after graduation to pursue that dream.  As I reflect on it now, I know that as I considered a career path as an opera singer, I saw very few at the time, who looked like me. I needed mentors to encourage me, support me, and most of all, keep me focused on my dream.

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As a member of the Harbor City Chapter of Society, Incorporated, I look forward to being that mentor to help support and mentor youth in the arts to help them realize their dreams.

 

—  Lady Marion Brown Flamer

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