Category Archives: Giants Awards
GRCC In the News, 2-11-15
College Visits Show Students Opportunities
Feb. 6, 2015; schoolnewsnetwork.org (Kent Intermediate School District newsletter)
Kent City Community Schools, MI — LeKae Scarlavai is finding it just a bit easier to decide what to do with the rest of her life.
… “I was expecting to find the stereotypical community college, but instead I found they basically have everything,” said Matt, a 15-year-old sophomore of his visit to Grand Rapids Community College. “I always thought GRCC was just a typical community college but I was amazed to see all the programs they offer.”
… To that end, freshman visited Grand Valley State University, sophomores Grand Rapids Community College, juniors Ferris State University and seniors are given a choice of the three institutions.
Students offer free tax assistance for low-income families
Feb. 6, 2015; WOOD TV
Accounting students from Davenport University, Aquinas College, Cornerstone University, and Grand Rapids Community College as well as members of the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA) are participating.
Senior Wellness: Long term care
Feb. 10, 2015; WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WZZM) — Mike Faber from the Older Learner Center at Grand Rapids Community College explains when it’s time to receive long-term care and how to choose the right options.
Allegan County launches program for students to earn associate’s during 5th year of high school
Feb. 9, 2015; MLive
ALLEGAN, MI — Students in the seven Allegan County school districts served by the Allegan Area Educational Service Agency can now earn an associate’s degree at no cost if they commit to a fifth year of high school, county educators announced Monday.
… Allegan County young adults face a stiffer barrier to post-secondary education compared to residents of many surrounding counties because the county does not have a community college. That means students have to pay higher, out-of-district tuition at institutions such as Kalamazoo Valley and Grand Rapids community college, and they also face a longer, more expensive commute.
Feb. 8, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Sitting among those honored as part of Grand Rapids Community College’s Giants Awards, the Rev. Clifton Rhodes Jr. likely had no idea he, too, was slated for adulation.
As Autocam entrepreneur, Obamacare foe or bicyclist, John Kennedy takes his own route
Feb. 8, 2015; Crain’s Detroit Business
Plunging down a twisting French mountain road on a hot afternoon in 2006, John Kennedy was determined to catch the cyclist just ahead of him.
… In 2012, Autocam established the Advanced Manufacturing Program in collaboration with Grand Rapids Community College and other manufacturers to maintain a better pipeline of manufacturing talent. Applicants accepted into the program start at $13 an hour while they attend classes for a two-year program paid in full by the company, now called the Autocam Precision Components Group of NN.
… Kent County resident Madalyn Bueche, 21, hired in at Autocam in 2012 and simultaneously enrolled in the GRCC Advanced Manufacturing Program. She graduated in 2014 and is now enrolled at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, intent on earning a four-year degree in engineering in three years while working as a machinist full time at Autocam Precision Components. The company pays for her education.
Sophomores killed during winter break memorialized at the rock on Farm Lane
Feb. 9, 2015; State News (Michigan State University student newspaper)
“They were definitely one of a kind,” Diana Nicoletti, an advertising and professional writing sophomore, said of her friends Maura Brandi and Carolena Elowsky at their memorial at the Rock on Farm Lane Sunday night.
… Hannah Herboldsheimer, another hometown friend and student at Grand Rapids Community College, said even at their small high school, Brandi and Elowsky expressed school spirit and love for the people around them.
Hall of Fame guard already part of great fraternity
Feb. 11, 2015; Mansfield News Journal (Mansfield, Ohio)
Don Williams witnessed many a statement game from his running mate, but he knew putting a microphone in front of Melvin Selmon instead of a basketball hoop would be like hitting the mute button.
… David and Melvin would start together in Malabar’s backcourt for one year, when David was a senior and Melvin a sophomore. Both of them are now coaches in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where David has won nearly 500 games at Grand Rapids Community College and Melvin is in his third year of heading a practically unbeatable freshman team at Ottawa Hills High School.
Feb. 9, 2015; MLive
MUSKEGON, MI – Following the team’s six-game winning streak earlier this year, the Muskegon Community College men’s basketball team now has dropped three of its past four games.
The Jayhawks’ (17-6 overall, 7-4 Western Conference) most recent defeat came at the hands of Grand Rapids Community College on Friday, Feb. 6. MCC got off to a poor start offensively by missing layups and not converting scoring opportunities, ultimately falling to GRCC, 82-63.
GRCC In the News, 2-4-15
Banquet Honors Giants in Grand Rapids African-American Community
Feb. 3, 2015; ahealthiermichigan.org (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan newsletter)
Recognizing individuals and organizations who contribute to a better Grand Rapids is the aim of the Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) Giants Awards.
Heritage Theatre announces shows for 25th anniversary season
Feb. 3, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — The season lineup for the Heritage Theatre Group’s 2015 season was announced at a gala over the weekend that also celebrated the theater’s 25th year anniversary.
… All performances are held at GRCC Spectrum Theatre, 160 Fountain St. NE, at 8 p.m. Tickets for all shows are $15 each until May 1, then $20 each on the Heritage Theatre Group website at heritagetheatregr.org.
GRCC In the News, 2-2-15
GRCC hosting open houses for manufacturing partnership that pairs students with businesses
Jan. 31, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Grand Rapids Community College is hosting two open houses next month for a job training program that pairs eligible students with West Michigan manufacturers.
Grand Rapids schools partnering with local colleges and groups on mentoring initiative
Jan. 30, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Grand Rapids Public Schools is launching a new initiative called “Grade School to Grad School,” (G2G) developed to help address the achievement gap and develop a national model for educating young men of color, officials say.
The program is being done in collaboration with Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Valley State University, the Grand Rapids Urban League, Boy Scouts of America, Grand City Sports, and Western Michigan University Cooley Law School.
Grand Rapids weighs in on free community college proposal
Jan. 30, 2015; therapidian.org
In his State of the Union address on January 20, President Obama articulated his hope that two years of college becomes as free and universal in America as high school is today by the year 2020.
… Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) Provost Laurie Chesley believes that providing free community college would benefit not only students, but the Grand Rapids community at large.
As Aquinas expands dual enrollment, see how West Michigan districts stack up on the measure
Jan. 31, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A new partnership between Aquinas College and three Catholic high schools could boost the number of dual enrolled high school students in the region.
… Wyoming Superintendent Tom Reeder credited the district’s Middle College partnership with Grand Rapids Community College, in which students take GRCC and high school courses simultaneously and earn a high school diploma and associate degree in five years.
33rd Annual Giants Awards & Banquet
Jan. 30, 2015; WZZM
Since 1983, thirteen African American individuals and/or organizations are recognized annually for their exceptional contributions shaping the history and quality of life of greater Grand Rapids. The idea for this event grew out of need for recognizing notable contributions of African Americans to the quality of life in Grand Rapids. The founders for this event, Dr. Patricia Pulliam and Cedric Ward decided to engage a group of people from the community to plan the event.
… Proceeds from the event are contributed to the Grand Rapids Community College Foundation’s Milo M. Brown Memorial Scholarship Fund. Two or more scholarships are awarded annually. The scholarships are presented to African American students as perpetual memorials to Mr. Brown.
2015 Giant Award winners to be honored as leaders in Grand Rapids
Jan. 31, 2015; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Grand Rapids Community College will honor and celebrate influential leaders in the African American community at its annual Giants Awards program scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, at DeVos Places Steelcase Ballroom, 303 Monroe Ave. NW.
GRCC In the News, 4-4-14
Uniserv Director Served County with Integrity, Humor, Honesty
April 3, 2014; schoolnewsnetwork.org (KISD newsletter)
Kent ISD, MI — Henry William “Bill” Dungey, Jr. was a lifelong advocate for justice, a champion of causes, and a towering presence who evoked warmth and kindness wherever he went. For Kent County school districts, those qualities made him one of the area’s finest negotiators, say local superintendents and administrators.
… Dungey was honored in 2010 with a Giants Award from Grand Rapids Community College for helping the Kent County Education Association partner with the Salvation Army’s Booth Family Services’ Angel Baby Initiative, which donates diapers, baby food, car seats, toys and educational items to infants in need.
Obituaries today: Catherine Barrow-Williams, 83, trailblazing singer and missionary
April 4, 2014; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Catherine Barrow-Williams spent her life opening doors.
… Honored with the Ethel Coe Humanities Award at the 2005 Grand Rapids Giants Awards, Barrow-Williams appeared in a production of “Showboat” with Circle Theatre, sang arias from Bizet’s “Carmen” for summer concerts at Garfield Park, and sang with the Grand Rapids Symphony Chorus during her many years in West Michigan.
Charsie Sawyer, professor of music at Calvin College, who nominated Barrow-Williams for the award sponsored by Grand Rapids Community College and several African-American organizations, called her “a real trailblazer.”
Autocam Invests In Education And Innovation
April 4, 2014; prnewswire.com
KENTWOOD, Mich., April 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Autocam Corp is a leading precision manufacturer for both the automotive and medical industries and recently announced it is sponsoring Governor Rick Snyder’s Governor’s Education Summit taking place on April 24, 2014. Autocam is committed to investment in education, jobs creation and advanced manufacturing technologies.
Autocam has offered talent development programs for technicians and engineers for nearly 25 years in efforts to close the skills gap in the advanced manufacturing workforce. The company formalized its technician-training program in 2012 to create the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP), a progressive learn-and-earn educational program through the Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) using formal and on-the-job training to jumpstart the careers of young talent.
College notes: Grand Valley slugger brought a big bat with him from Bronx
April 3, 2014; MLive
… Kyle Orlowski, Aquinas College: Orlowski, a senior outfielder, tripled and went 2-for-4 with two RBIs in a 13-10 win over Siena Heights on March 30. Orlowski (Kenowa Hills/GRCC) is batting .313 and leads the team with 14 runs scored. It was the first game for Aquinas (9-7) in more than a week.
GRCC In the News, 1-20-14
GRCC Using Google Glass as Teaching Tool
Jan. 17, 2014; WOOD Radio
Google’s technologically-advanced eyewear, Google Glass, is shaping programs at universities and colleges around the country, including in West Michigan.
Grand Rapids Community College is now part of the Google Glass Explorer program and is using the device as a teaching tool.
Ferris State to spend up to $75k to study whether diversity services are up to par
Jan. 17, 2014; MLive
BIG RAPIDS, MI – Ferris State University wants to know if there’s anything it can do to provide a more welcoming, inclusive environment for its diverse student body, and administrators are turning to a consultant can help them find an answer.
… Other schools, such as Grand Rapids Community College, have also commissioned diversity studies. Pilgrim said the university has not yet chosen a firm to conduct the study.
Top 5 things to do in Grand Rapids include Travel and RV Show, Winter Jam, Nuclear Cowboyz
Jan. 19, 2014; MLive
… As part of the 28th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration activities in West Michigan, Chuck D, former leader and co-founder of the rap group Public Enemy, is scheduled as the keynote speaker at the GRCC Ford Fieldhouse, 111 Lyon St. NE.
2014 Giant Award winners to be honored at annual ceremony
Jan. 19, 2014; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Grand Rapids Community College will take time out Jan. 25 for its annual celebration honoring a special group of leaders in the black community.
GRCC In the News, 1-16-14
Chuck D, co-founder of Public Enemy, to speak at GRCC’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day ceremony
Jan. 15, 2014; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Rap star Chuck D, who co-founded the famed hip hop group Public Enemy, will give the keynote speech at Grand Rapids Community College’s 28th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemoration.
WZZM’s Eddie Rucker to be honored at GRCC Giants Awards
Jan. 15, 2014;WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) — Grand Rapids Community College is honoring 13 people for their work within the local African American community.
Hispanic Center of West Michigan graduates largest GED class
Jan. 15, 2014; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — More than a decade after dropping out of high school, Sandra Cordova beamed with pride Wednesday, Jan. 15, as she took the stage at Northpointe Christian School to receive her General Educational Development diploma.
Cordova, of Grand Rapids, now plans to study nursing at Grand Rapids Community College. Her sister, Claudia Sanchez, who Cordova convinced to get her GED, sat beside her on stage and plans to study computer programming at GRCC.
When do police use deadly force?
Jan. 15, 2014; WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) — Police shot a 19-year-old Tuesday while performing a wellbeing check on the troubled teen after officers say he threatened them with an air-powered gun.
Grand Rapids Police say officers followed proper procedure, but what is protocol in that kind of situation? WZZM spoke with Mark Reminga, a firearms instructor at the Grand Rapids Community College police academy.
State of the State predictions
Jan. 16, 2014; WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) — Gov. Rick Snyder’s State of the State speech will be a chance for the Republican governor to set his agenda before a potential re-election bid.
… “It’s a way for the governor to kick off the election season,” says GRCC political science professor Keith St. Clair. “He has the perk of governor to have the bully pulpit.”
6 new sports added to Meijer State Summer Games of Michigan
Jan. 15, 2014; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Six new events have been added to the lineup for the Meijer State Games of Michigan Summer Games and one will send participants rolling through the streets of Grand Rapids.
… “We had to work with GRCC (Grand Rapids Community College), the city (of Grand Rapids) as well as the police department on that one,” (Eric) Engelbarts said. “It will be the first urban downhill race in the Midwest.”
GRCC In the News, 1-2-14
Retiree donates funds to purchase iPads for first grade pilot at Harrison Park School
Dec. 24, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – After hearing a Harrison Park School teacher speak enthusiastically about how iPads increase student engagement and achievement, philanthropist Armen Oumedian said he was motivated to donate $5,000 to buy a few more.
… “What I want to do is let the rest of the community know that one person can make a difference,” said Oumedian, who also has given scholarships to students at Grand Rapids Community College and Kettering University.
West Michigan GED students will see more rigorous version of test in 2014
Dec. 30, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – For months, West Michigan residents have been scrambling to try to complete their high school equivalence certificate before the test becomes more rigorous on Thursday, Jan. 2.
Local school districts, nonprofit organizations such as Heartside Ministry and Grand Rapids Community College, warned those trying to earn a general equivalency diploma GED – to finish up before the new version takes effect or be forced to start over.
5 noteworthy Grand Rapids Public Schools events of 2013
Dec. 31, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — As 2013 ticks to a close, we look back at some memorable events that shaped Grand Rapids Public Schools from January through December 2013.
… In November, four West Michigan college presidents announced they would join the Grand Rapids Community Foundation in partnering with the district on the Challenge Scholars initiative by creating special scholarship packages. Challenge Scholars is a comprehensive program helping Grand Rapids students attending West Side schools perform better academically and stay on the college track. The scholarships begin with the Union High School Class of 2020. The scholarships are from Aquinas College, Grand Valley State University, Ferris State University and Grand Rapids Community College.
Change Ups: Arts grant intended to touch strangers
Dec. 27, 2013; Grand Rapids Business Journal
… Grand Rapids Community College announced 76 people received certificates of completion through its job training programs: automotive technician (eight students); construction electrician (six); green construction remodeling (four); introduction to construction (11); machinists/CNC technician (23); residential construction (five); computer support technician (9); and welding/fabrication technician (10).
GRCC names Giants award honorees
Dec. 26, 2013; Grand Rapids Business Journal
The Woodrick Diversity Learning Center at Grand Rapids Community College has named the honorees for its annual Giants Awards, which recognize African-American individuals or organizations for their exceptional contributions to shaping the history and quality of life of greater Grand Rapids.
Mott Community College joins statewide effort to fill in-demand jobs in the community
Dec. 27, 2013; MLive
FLINT, MI — A Flint college is part of a statewide initiative to bring more awareness to what high demand jobs are needed in specific areas.
… A career liaison specialist position was created at each of the 10 community colleges that participated — Bay de Noc College, North Central Michigan College, Alpena Community College, Grand Rapids Community College, Delta College, Mott Community College, Lansing Community College, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Jackson College and Oakland Community College.
Video: ‘Happy Grand Rapids’ stars a merry city
Dec. 27, 2013; Grand Rapids Business Journal
A fun video showed up on YouTube this Christmas starring Grand Rapids and its very happy residents.
… (Dallas) Wade attends Grand Rapids Community College and has been involved with rap and hip-hip for more than five years. He is also a model with a growing career and will be shooting a calendar in Detroit with a well-known photographer in January.
No. 4 Express Women Cruise Past GRCC 98-44 Behind Carter’s 31 Points
Dec. 22, 2013; ABC 13
Kamilah Carter (Pioneer/Ann Arbor, Mich.) and Eboni Adams (Maple Heights/Cleveland, Ohio) each set new career-highs in scoring to lead the No. 4 Owens CC Express women’s cagers to a 98-44 win over Grand Rapids Community College in the SHAC today.
College Basketball: South Suburban knocks off No. 1 Cincinnati State
Dec. 29, 2013; Southtown Star (Chicago area)
The way things were looking, South Suburban Colleges quest to get back to No. 1 in the nation among junior college Division II schools appeared it would hit a roadblock started by a hot temper and an ice storm a few weeks ago.
… Levy was whistled for two technical fouls and ejected in a 62-59 victory over Lake Michigan College on Dec. 17. He was supposed to serve a one-game suspension for the technicals on Dec. 20 as mandated by the NJCAA in a road game against Grand Rapids Community College. That game was postponed because of an ice storm, and the scoring machine was forced to sit out Sunday. The Thornton graduate is averaging 19.4 points per game.
GRCC In the News, 10-21-13
GRCC symposium to focus on creation, role of United Nations
Oct. 19, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – In an effort to commemorate the founding of the United Nations, a series of panel discussions next week at Grand Rapids Community College will focus on the creation of the international body and its impact on the world.
Aquinas, GRCC sign articulation agreement
Oct. 18, 2013; Grand Rapids Business Journal
The region’s community college is joining forces with a four-year school to ensure that students will have an easier time continuing their education.
Grand Rapids Community and Aquinas colleges are entering into an agreement that will allow faculty from both schools to work together on creating a seamless transfer experience for GRCC students.
Grand Rapids hosts international food contest
Oct. 18, 2013; WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) – What’s in the box? That’s what students at the Secchia Institute for Culinary Education at GRCC are wondering because the Nations Cup is taking place with the mystery food box being at the center.
Leona Spencer, lifelong Grand Rapids resident, community activist, dies at age 86
Oct. 19, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Leona Spencer was never too busy to help.
… Spencer’s community activism earned her plenty of recognition. In 2006, she received Grand Rapids Community College’s Giant among Giants award, which recognizes individuals who’ve worked to improve the quality of life in Grand Rapids.
West Michigan colleges not interested in social media degree
Oct. 18, 2013; Grand Rapids Business Journal
Getting a master’s degree in social media is now a possibility at some universities and colleges in the U.S. For example, Southern New Hampshire University and Excelsior College in Albany, N.Y., both have added MBA’s in social media.
… While the East Coast might be ready for social media degrees, West Michigan higher education platforms are not as interested. Although the feedback from local colleges and universities has been supportive of offering social media training and implementing it in class work, many faculty members feel a full degree is unnecessary. The Business Journal checked in with Cornerstone University, Calvin College, Hope College, Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Valley State University, Ferris State University, Kendall College of Art and Design, Western Michigan University and Davenport University, and none of those West Michigan colleges or universities offers degrees in social media.
RA of Crawford plans to tie the knot
Oct. 20, 2013; The Herald (Cornerstone’s student newspaper)
The RA from Crawford is one step closer to being a married man.
… With (Tanner) Ward being an audio production major and (Karlie) McNamara just starting Grand Rapids Community College after cosmetology school, both were worried what an engagement might do to their school work. But, Ward decided that it would be worth it and secretly started picking up extra shifts over the summer to pay for an engagement ring.
GRCC In the News, 2-5-13
February 5, 2013; MLive
GRAND RAPIDS, MI Ella Mary Sims was born in a sharecropper’s cabin in the Mississippi Delta and overcame adversity and tragedy early in life to become a leading advocate for justice and equality in the Grand Rapids community.
(Ms. Sims received the Giant Among Giants Award in 2005.)
Video: the latest from GRCC TV on YouTube
“2013 Giants Awards Banquet”
Nominations sought for 2013 Milo M. Brown scholarships
At least two $1,000 scholarships are presented as perpetual memorials to Milo M. Brown during the Giants Banquet and Awards Celebration Program.
At least one male and one female African-American student will receive this award during the banquet on January 26, 2013. Please forward the scholarship application to your networks, faculty, students and community members.
GRCC in the News: 2/17/11
Muskegon Heights native wins award for community contributions
Published: Wednesday, February 16, 2011, 3:43 PM | Megan Hart | The Muskegon Chronicle
GRAND RAPIDS — A Muskegon Heights native who now works in Grand Rapids has been honored for her contributions to the arts and the West Michigan African-American community. Melita Travis-Johnson, 58, received the Ethel Coe Humanities Award from Grand Rapids Community College as part of the college’s Giants Awards for 12 outstanding members of the African-American community. (More)
29th Annual Giants Award & Banquet (1/29/11)
Since 1983, thirteen African American individuals and/or organizations are recognized for their exceptional contributions shaping the history and quality of life of greater Grand Rapids. Please join us as we honor and celebrate the notable contributions of these individuals.
Saturday, January 29, 2011 | DeVos Place | Steelcase Ballroom (303 Monroe Avenue NW) | Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Social Gathering 6:00 p.m., Dinner 6:30 p.m., Program 7:15 p.m.
For tickets, please call Grand Rapids Community College Bob and Aleicia Woodrick Diversity Learning Center (616) 234-3390
For nomination additional information please visit: www.grcc.edu/giants
2011 Giants Award Recipients:
- Floyd Skinner Justice | Stacy McGinnis
- Walter Coe Public Service | Larry Barnes
- Eugene Browning Medical | Ludie Weddle
- W.W. Plummer Humanitarian | Rev. Tony Campbell
- Ethel Coe Humanities | Melita Travis Johnson
- Milo Brown Business | Sandmann’s
- Phyllis Scott Activist | T.A. El-Amin
- William Glenn Trailblazer | Ron Snead
- Raymond Tardy Community Service | United Methodist Community House
- H.C. Toliver Religious Life | The Sensational Gospel Tones
- Hattie Beverly Education | Donna Poag
- Martha Reynolds Labor | Essie Bunn
- Giant Among Giants | To Be Determined
Giants Awards Celebration and Banquet XXIX
Since 1983, thirteen African American individuals and/or organizations are recognized for their exceptional contributions shaping the history and quality of life of greater Grand Rapids. Please join us as we honor and celebrate the notable contributions of these individuals.
Saturday, January 29, 2011 | DeVos Place | Steelcase Ballroom (303 Monroe Avenue NW) | Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
Social Gathering 6:00 p.m., Dinner 6:30 p.m., Program 7:15 p.m.
For tickets, please call Grand Rapids Community College Bob and Aleicia Woodrick Diversity Learning Center (616) 234-3390
For nomination additional information please visit: www.grcc.edu/giants
2011 Giants Award Recipients:
- Floyd Skinner Justice | Stacy McGinnis
- Walter Coe Public Service | Larry Barnes
- Eugene Browning Medical | Ludie Weddle
- W.W. Plummer Humanitarian | Rev. Tony Campbell
- Ethel Coe Humanities | Melita Travis Johnson
- Milo Brown Business | Sandmann’s
- Phyllis Scott Activist | T.A. El-Amin
- William Glenn Trailblazer | Ron Snead
- Raymond Tardy Community Service | United Methodist Community House
- H.C. Toliver Religious Life | The Sensational Gospel Tones
- Hattie Beverly Education | Donna Poag
- Martha Reynolds Labor | Essie Bunn
- Giant Among Giants | To Be Determined
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