I fully support this worthy effort to have a stamp commissioned to recognize the significant accomplishments of Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle..
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support people who support and stand behind the things I value. We honor those who made a difference.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is a very commendable effort to honor this woman and the organization that she founded in this manner.
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Alexandria Bradley
10 years ago
Awesome!
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Starlin Walker
10 years ago
Significant woman in history who changed the lives of thousands of African American women who created a culture of academic excellence and community service
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Catherine Jordan
10 years ago
What an Honor
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Marion Paige Exum
10 years ago
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was a woman of foresight; a pioneer who organized a group of women at Howard University to render service to all mankind in 1908 when poverty, illiteracy and injustices were rampant. Her vision has garnered a worldwide organization with more than 283,000 members who continue to render service to all mankind today. Her image should be on a U.S. postal stamp.
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Tonya McClamb
10 years ago
beautiful
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Yanira Sanchez
10 years ago
Great
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Iris Jacobs
10 years ago
I am a member of the greatest sorority in the world . My existence in this sorority is due to the forward thinking an quite frankly the geniusness of my soror Mrs hedgeman Lyle. I don't she could have imagined what an organization her ideas thoughts and wisdom spun into.
She would truly be tickled pink
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Bonnie Murdah
10 years ago
There are very few more worthy to be honored in this fashion. There is absolutely no reason why AKA Sorors can't accomplish this and quickly!! Soror Bonnie Murdah, Philadelphia, PA
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Dr Karen A Wentz
10 years ago
Well-deserved! It would be a great honor for a fine woman of excellence. Thanks
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Soror 261
10 years ago
This is great! Most deserving!
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Sabrina Johnson
10 years ago
Long over due
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Deborah Blake
10 years ago
Please honor the request for a stamp with our Founder on it. She started our Sorority and we were the first African American Female Sorority. We have been in service for over 108 years. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated is serving every state and in many counties abroad.
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Michele Williams
10 years ago
I am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. & I fully support this petition to honor our esteemed & visionary founder with the honor of her image on a postage stamp.
I support the effort.
I support this effort 100%.
#SkeeWeeMySorors
This petition/action must become real!.
I fully support this worthy effort to have a stamp commissioned to recognize the significant accomplishments of Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle..
I support people who support and stand behind the things I value. We honor those who made a difference.
This is a very commendable effort to honor this woman and the organization that she founded in this manner.
Awesome!
Significant woman in history who changed the lives of thousands of African American women who created a culture of academic excellence and community service
What an Honor
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was a woman of foresight; a pioneer who organized a group of women at Howard University to render service to all mankind in 1908 when poverty, illiteracy and injustices were rampant. Her vision has garnered a worldwide organization with more than 283,000 members who continue to render service to all mankind today. Her image should be on a U.S. postal stamp.
beautiful
Great
I am a member of the greatest sorority in the world . My existence in this sorority is due to the forward thinking an quite frankly the geniusness of my soror Mrs hedgeman Lyle. I don't she could have imagined what an organization her ideas thoughts and wisdom spun into. She would truly be tickled pink
There are very few more worthy to be honored in this fashion. There is absolutely no reason why AKA Sorors can't accomplish this and quickly!! Soror Bonnie Murdah, Philadelphia, PA
Well-deserved! It would be a great honor for a fine woman of excellence. Thanks
This is great! Most deserving!
Long over due
Please honor the request for a stamp with our Founder on it. She started our Sorority and we were the first African American Female Sorority. We have been in service for over 108 years. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated is serving every state and in many counties abroad.
I am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. & I fully support this petition to honor our esteemed & visionary founder with the honor of her image on a postage stamp.