In Memory of Joe

February 7, 1945 - August 31, 2006

Happy Birthday, Toya!

Happy Birthday, Angel!

On Talking To Physician

http://www.lifescript.com/Health/Everyday-Care/Health_Basics/Why_Cant_You_Talk_to_Your_Doctor.aspx?utm_campaign=2010-08-30-59166&utm_source=healthy-advantage&utm_medium=email&utm_content=healthy-well-wise_Why%20Cant%20You%20Talk%20to%20Y&FromNL=1&sc_date=20100830T000000

In The News (Body Found In Clutter)

http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/08/28/womans-body-found-under-house-clutter-after-four-months/

Snapshots of Rodney's Fam!

Aaliyah, goalie on her lacrosse team, below Aaliyah with trophie

Lil Rodney
Ainsley Rhae

Wallace Helps Out Again in the Spec.ial Olym.pics Plane Pull

Wallace and Team Tesoro

Happy Birthday, Rikki! Happy Anniversary Rikki & Wayne!

Random Pictures

Mattie
Rikki, Billie, Daddy, Glen & Wallace
Las and his Aunt Azzie Ursula, Rikki, TT & Billie on Bergan St.

Wynton At Youth Outreach Event

In Memory of Pearlina Hay Bell

April 30, 1919 - August 19, 1979

Happy Birthday, Kayla!

Happy Birthday, Roderick!

Happy Birthday, Phillip!

Happy Birthday, Curtisha!

Happy Birthday Saenea!

Ka.rl (Boo) and Mt. Sinai Shine At N.B.A. Hall.of.Fame

Happy 50th Birthday, Hank!

Prayer For Family of Alfred.Hay

Yesterday, August 10th, Alfred (Bibbin) Hay passed away. He's the son of our cousins, Esther Brown Hay and Shedrick Hay. Please keep family in your prayers.

http://memorialfuneralhomes.com/home/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=393

Happy Birthday, Isaiah!

Message From Representative John Lewis

Friend --On March 7th, 1965, 600 of us lined up to walk from Selma to Montgomery, to march for voting rights.When we tried to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge over the Alabama River, we were met by state troopers. They attacked us with tear gas, bullwhips, and nightsticks. It became known as Bloody Sunday, and the national outcry over the brutality that day led to the enactment, exactly 45 years ago today, of the Voting Rights Act. The progress we've made since then is remarkable. But the expansion of voting rights for millions did not happen overnight. It was the product of a continued struggle, by many people, over many years.And just as change did not come easily then, it does not come easily now. Discrimination still exists in America -- its effects can be as harmful as they were decades ago. And we can always become a better, more just society.Two years ago, this movement -- led by Barack Obama -- brought millions of people into the political process for the first time.I'm told that many of you are working hard now to get as many as possible of those folks -- and others from across the country who are with us in these fights -- to the polls this year. It's an important effort, and the legacy of the fight for the Voting Rights Act is that it is not only our right to vote, and to help others do so -- it is our duty.Can I count on you to help out between now and the elections in November?When I was a child, I tasted the bitter fruits of racial discrimination -- and I did not like it. That was what spurred me to act. In those early days, we sacrificed our very selves for our rights as Americans. But we never gave up.And now barriers that kept an entire people from full participation in this country have been removed. No longer are people who look like me met with violence when we register to vote.No longer is the idea that an African American could become president just a dream. We live in a better world, a better country. But our work is not complete. We cannot wait for someone else to make change. We must all do it. You must do it. I must do it. Please sign up to help millions more vote:http://my.barackobama.com/VolunteerVRA Thank you, Representative John Lewis

Happy Birthday, Anika!

Happy Birthday, Margaret!

August Birthdays!

2nd----Margaret
5th ----Anika
9th --- Isaiah
13th ---Hank
14th---Seanea
16th---Phillip, Curtisha
17th -- Roderick
18th---Kayla
22nd --Rikki
31st---Angel, Toya