IN MEMORIAM
DEBORAH I. WALSH
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT AND APPRECIATION
We, the board members of the Seven Pearls Foundation realize the extent of Soror Deborah I. Walsh love and support of her family, her community service initiatives and the joy she inspired in the hearts of all she met by her unselfishness;
Chalmers states, “Live for something. Do good and leave behind a monument of virtue that the storm of time can never destroy. Write your name, and your deeds in kindness, love, and mercy and you will never be forgotten. Good deeds will shine as the stars of heaven.”
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a Cultured Pearl and a Life Member, who stayed true to the ideals of the sorority’s founders, including by working for the U.S. Department of Education in support of students needing special services;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh served as the 20th Northeastern Region Syntaktes and served with distinction;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a member of the Board of Directors for the Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. holding the offices of Vice President and Sergeant at Arms during her tenure with the foundation;
Resolved, that Soror Deborah Walsh was a devoted member of the Metropolitan Baptist Church;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a community activist, leader, and teacher in her community and surrounding communities;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a mentor to the members of her family, the members of her chapter Eta Iota Sigma, her sorority family, her Seven Pearls Foundation family, and her community;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh worked diligently to render service to those less fortunate;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a historian;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was blessed with a creative side, and took pride in preparing centerpieces and gift bags for guests held by each of the Foundations she proudly supported over the years;
Resolved, that the Seven Pearls Foundation. tenderly share the loss with the family of Soror Walsh in their hour of sorrow and commend her to the keeping of Him who looks with compassion upon those who mourn.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Linette Caroselli, President and CEO
The Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. and Members of the Board of Directors
June 22, 2024
Chalmers states, “Live for something. Do good and leave behind a monument of virtue that the storm of time can never destroy. Write your name, and your deeds in kindness, love, and mercy and you will never be forgotten. Good deeds will shine as the stars of heaven.”
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a Cultured Pearl and a Life Member, who stayed true to the ideals of the sorority’s founders, including by working for the U.S. Department of Education in support of students needing special services;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh served as the 20th Northeastern Region Syntaktes and served with distinction;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a member of the Board of Directors for the Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. holding the offices of Vice President and Sergeant at Arms during her tenure with the foundation;
Resolved, that Soror Deborah Walsh was a devoted member of the Metropolitan Baptist Church;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a community activist, leader, and teacher in her community and surrounding communities;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a mentor to the members of her family, the members of her chapter Eta Iota Sigma, her sorority family, her Seven Pearls Foundation family, and her community;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh worked diligently to render service to those less fortunate;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was a historian;
Resolved, that Soror Walsh was blessed with a creative side, and took pride in preparing centerpieces and gift bags for guests held by each of the Foundations she proudly supported over the years;
Resolved, that the Seven Pearls Foundation. tenderly share the loss with the family of Soror Walsh in their hour of sorrow and commend her to the keeping of Him who looks with compassion upon those who mourn.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Linette Caroselli, President and CEO
The Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. and Members of the Board of Directors
June 22, 2024
Christine Trigg
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Soror Trigg was a woman of wisdom and integrity, setting a most historical, progressive, effective pace in her personal, professional and sorority endeavors. She was the first woman president of the New Jersey Council of Churches, the 12th Syntaktes (Regional Director) of the Northeastern Region, and the 1st President of the Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc.
Her loving spirit and physical presence will be sorely missed, but her legacy lives on forever. The Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. Dr. Mynora J. Bryant President Emerita |
Adah Hull
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The Seven Pears Foundation, Inc. extends our sincere condolences to the family of Adah Hall. She served as Treasurer Emerita on the Board of Directors and was instrumental in the establishing of our headquarters.
During the 47th Boule, Soror Hull was appointed as the first coordinator of the Life Member Luncheon (2000-2004), The luncheon raised funds to purchase a new headquarters. Soror Hull also served as the 12th Syntaktes (Regional Director) of the Central Region (1978-1982). We thank you for your many years of service and dedication. You will be missed. The Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. Linette Caroselli President/CEO |