I strongly support the efforts to recognize our founder!
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Ophelia D Noble
10 years ago
This honor is indeed a needed honor to be bestowed on behalf of the many contributions of this esteemed woman and the sorority.
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Whitney Spruill
10 years ago
The guiding light deserves a US Postage Stamp!
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Jacqueline Nickson Cotman
10 years ago
It would be fitting to recognize Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle in such a manner. The Sisterhood that she found is a testament to her vision for our nation of like minded college educated women who have maintained and honored the unique traditions of her founding.
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MINA Williams
10 years ago
Yes!
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ANITA GORDON PLASKETT
10 years ago
This is an awesome opportunity to honor the founder of the first Black Greek Sorority. Ethel Hedgeman Lyle's vision and that of the other fifteen Founders paved the way for other Sororities to be formed to encourage scholarship, service and sisterhood among women of color.
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Karen Moore Jones
10 years ago
I think that Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is very deserving of a postage stamp. She was very instrumental in gathering a group of educated woman toward serving their communities all over the world.
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Delores Hayes Jones
10 years ago
It is an honor to sign this petition.
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Gwendolyn Davis Bowman
10 years ago
What a great honor for our beloved Soror!
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June Sessoms
10 years ago
What a wonderful idea. We must join hands and get this stamp approved.
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Vanessa S ONeal
10 years ago
We must make this happen.
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Natasha Villines
10 years ago
I am a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and so proud to sign this petition !
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Darhyl B Jasper
10 years ago
It is an honor to participate in this very worthy endeavor.
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Marilyn Caldwell McClain
10 years ago
I am happy to support this cause.
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Wilberta McCoy
10 years ago
Well deserved!
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Pauline Campbell
10 years ago
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was the first college-trained African American teacher in Oklahoma and was exemplary in her methods and service. In 2015, in recognition of her extraordinary achievements, a state highway was dedicated in her honor in Eufaula, Oklahoma.
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Jennifer Creighton
10 years ago
Well deserved!
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Delores Hawkins
10 years ago
Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is worthy of this honor because of her vision of sisterhood and desire to help others.
1908
This is awesome and I totally support
I strongly support the efforts to recognize our founder!
This honor is indeed a needed honor to be bestowed on behalf of the many contributions of this esteemed woman and the sorority.
The guiding light deserves a US Postage Stamp!
It would be fitting to recognize Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle in such a manner. The Sisterhood that she found is a testament to her vision for our nation of like minded college educated women who have maintained and honored the unique traditions of her founding.
Yes!
This is an awesome opportunity to honor the founder of the first Black Greek Sorority. Ethel Hedgeman Lyle's vision and that of the other fifteen Founders paved the way for other Sororities to be formed to encourage scholarship, service and sisterhood among women of color.
I think that Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is very deserving of a postage stamp. She was very instrumental in gathering a group of educated woman toward serving their communities all over the world.
It is an honor to sign this petition.
What a great honor for our beloved Soror!
What a wonderful idea. We must join hands and get this stamp approved.
We must make this happen.
I am a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and so proud to sign this petition !
It is an honor to participate in this very worthy endeavor.
I am happy to support this cause.
Well deserved!
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was the first college-trained African American teacher in Oklahoma and was exemplary in her methods and service. In 2015, in recognition of her extraordinary achievements, a state highway was dedicated in her honor in Eufaula, Oklahoma.
Well deserved!
Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is worthy of this honor because of her vision of sisterhood and desire to help others.