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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U. S. Postage Stamp Project

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Lori Rucker
10 years ago

Please put Ethel Hedgeman Lyle on the US postal stamp.

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Andreal Neal
10 years ago

I vote for the stamp!

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Saint Algie
10 years ago

It is my pleasure to lend my signature in support of Ethel Hedgeman Lyle's legacy.

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Daphne Thibeaux
10 years ago

In honor of Ethel!

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Jackie
10 years ago

This wold be so cool.

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Keshia Levingston
10 years ago

I would love to honor my sorority founder

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Ramonda Nash
10 years ago

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Nina Renee Woods
10 years ago

This is an awesome idea!!!

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Kayla Johnson
10 years ago

I support this petition

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Jeannie Brown Floyd
10 years ago

Great way to celebrate women's history with one of our Founders.

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Candice Green Thomas
10 years ago

Love to see a stamp with an AKA founder

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LaShondra Jackson
10 years ago

I vote for the stamp

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Pamela Kimpson Mack
10 years ago

I look forward to purchasing this stamp w/ Pride, Honor & Humility. ~

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Wendi Hamm
10 years ago

It's time to honor the central person whose vision launched a Sorority for African-American women with the purpose of service to mankind. In 1908, because of the leadership, determination, savvy, political and intellectual skill of Ethel Hedgeman Lyle, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® was founded. She identified and recruited talented young ladies who worked with her to get the job done. Her legacy has been far reaching. She was an outstanding educator and civic leader. Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was the first college-trained African American teacher in Oklahoma and was exemplary in her methods and service.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please make this a stamp!!!

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Annie B Simpson
10 years ago

Very deserving!

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Beverly L Brooks
10 years ago

I vote for this stamp.

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Jacqueline Brown
10 years ago

We thank Ethel Hedgeman Lyle for our enduring AKA !

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Karen Freeman
10 years ago

Postage stamp for Ethel Hedgeman Lyle -AKA FOUNDER

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Breah Robinson
10 years ago

I sign as Ethel Hedgeman Lyle forged a way to establish a premier service organization, dedicated to serving underprivileged groups and national causes.