"To God Be The Glory!"


 There Are So Many Reasons To Come Together And Celebrate!!!

 

 Today's  History...

 

Stepping into his second term, on January 21, 2013, in Washington D.C. our 44th President Barack H. Obama, took office on the holiday honoring one of the most prominent African American leaders that this country has ever produced "Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr."


The split photo above shows the 44th President of the United States Barack H. Obama, and the late, great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who led the U.S. Civil Rights Movement from the mid-1950's until his assassination in 1968, both delivering two different profound speeches some forty-six years apart in front of a large crowd in Washington, D.C.


 "The First Family of the United States - 2013"


President Obama was officially sworn in on Sunday, January 20, 2013 by Chief Justice John Roberts in the Blue Room of the White House with his first family of the United States of America, first lady Michelle Obama, holding the Robinson Family Bible, and their daughters, Malia and Sasha.

"The Presidential Inaugural Ball"

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Where was I?

 On January 21, 2013, I attended an Inauguration Dinner & Dance organized by, Ms. Gwendolyn "DeDe" Daniels, and Ms. Iris Lancaster. I had a lovely evening. We dined, danced, applauded and saluted our 44th President of the United States.

The highlight of the evening for me was when the DJ stopped the music, and management turned all the TV monitors around the room to CNN so that all the guests could seize the moment when President Barack Obama and First lady Michelle Obama, danced to the sounds of many R&B Vocalists on that great night of "The Presidential Inaugural Ball."

Many thanks, to Ms. Gwendolyn "DeDe" Daniels for hosting an unforgettable evening, and much love to Ms. Wilma Perkins, for all her special touches. 

Ms. Beverly Hilton 


  Black History Facts...




Barack Hussein Obama II was born August 4, 1961, he is an American politician who served as the 44th President of the United States from January 20, 2009, to January 20, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, he was the first African American to assume the presidency in the United States.




A Tribute To Comedian, Civil Rights Activist, Entrepreneur - 
Mr. Dick Gregory... 




Born into poverty Richard Claxton “Dick” Gregory became an African-American comedian, civil rights activist, social critic, writer, conspiracy theorist, entrepreneur, and occasional actor. During the turbulent 1960s, Gregory became a pioneer in stand-up comedy for his "no-holds-barred" sets, in which he mocked bigotry and racism. He performed primarily to black audiences at segregated clubs until 1961, when he became the first black comedian to successfully cross over to white audiences, appearing on television and putting out comedy record albums.

Gregory was at the forefront of political activism in the 1960s, when he protested the Vietnam War and racial injustice. He was arrested multiple times and went on many hunger strikes. He later became a speaker and author, primarily promoting spirituality. 

Gregory died of heart failure at a Washington, D.C., hospital at age 84 in August of 2017. 




It was with great pleasure to meet Mr. Dick Gregory at a celebrity fundraiser that was held in North Dallas in 2016 benefiting our youth for tomorrow. 







 Resting In Peace With God…

TheDFWdancers.com Is Celebrating The Life Of Dallas-Fort Worth Dancer - Ms. Tina Michelle Hall.





In Memory of Ms. Tina Michelle Hall 
Sunset: Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016
“Gone But Not Forgotten”
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She was affiliated with SLIDE & GLIDE ENT.
Dance instructor: Mr. Jayco Conley 

Fort Worth, Texas 




Resting In Peace With God…

TheDFWdancers.com Is Celebrating The Life Of Houston, Texas Dancer - Mrs. Cynthia M. Gray-Waddell.






In Memory of Mrs. Cynthia Waddell
Sunset: June 24, 2016 
“Gone But Not Forgotten”
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She was affiliated with Houston Bayou City Dance &
 the Faces of Houston Dance Members

Houston, Texas





Resting In Peace With God…

TheDFWdancers.com Is Celebrating The Life Of One Of Dallas-Fort Worth Dance Instructor’s - Ms. Rosalind Lorna Polk.






In Memory of Ms. Rosalind Polk 
Sunset:  April 11, 2016
“Gone But Not Forgotten”
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She taught DFW Swing Dance under the leadership of

Ms. Lisa Ward a.k.a. Lady CoCo

With You And Me Dance.


Fort Worth, Texas 




 Resting In Peace With God…

TheDFWdancers.com Is Celebrating The Life Of One Of Houston, Texas Ballroom Dance Instructor's - Mr. Jerry Oliver.




In Memory of Mr. Jerry Oliver

Sunset: Tuesday, October 15, 2013

"Gone But Not Forgotten"

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He was affiliated with DanceFusionUSA

&

Ballroom7 Dance Association 

Houston, Texas



Resting In Peace With God…

~ A Beloved Mother ~

TheDFWdancers.com attended the home-going celebration of Mrs. Stephanie Hubbard, who is the loving mother of DFW dance instructor Mrs. Toya Frazier-Pinkard. 





In Memory of Mrs. Stephanie Hubbard
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Sunset: Saturday, December 19, 2015 

A mother is she who can take the place of all others but whose place no one else can take.

Dallas, Texas 





Resting In Peace With God…

~ A Beloved Mother ~

TheDFWdancers.com attended the beautiful home-going celebration of Ms. Jody Hearn, who is the loving mother of one of Dallas-Fort Worth dance community DJ’s, Mr. Jamaal (DJ NONO) Alexander.



In Memory of Ms. Jody Denice Hearn

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Sunset: Sunday, December 27, 2015

A mother is a selfless, loving human who must sacrifice many of their wants and needs for the wants and needs of their children.


Dallas, Texas

 






The United States Armed Forces
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Special thanks to all the men and women serving our country and to those who have long served as well!


 

TheDFWdancers.com attended the "Welcome Home" celebration of Houston dancer 

SGT. MAJ. Mr. EZ Waller from Afghanistan.

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He is just one of the many people that put his life on the line to protect our way of life in the United States of America.






SWING OR DANCE AND BLUES EXTRAVAGANZA 
LUPUS BENEFIT 
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IN HONOR of
The Sensational Ms. Peaches 







Mrs. Peaches Franklin-Jackson 
BIG LEG WOMAN 
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Saturday, January 10, 2015 
Sponsored by, The Events at The Plaza Members

2305 Oak Lane Ste. #203 
Grand Prairie, Texas 75051 

I have truly witnessed the LORD our God greatest miracles take place in her life.








"HAPPY RETIREMENT"

 

 

TheDFWdancers.com attended the retirement party of dance instructor Ms. Brenda Mathews on November 02, 2011.

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 She taught 'DFW Swing-Out' for many years in the Houston, Texas area.





 Resting In Peace With God…

 ~ A Beloved Son ~

TheDFWdancers.com attended the heartfelt home-going celebration of Calvin Camacho, who is the loving son of DFW dancer Ms. Tina Camacho.




In Memory of Calvin John Camacho...

Sunset: Tuesday, March 8, 2016
 
A son is a part of his mother's heart, and she will always love him!

Grand Prairie, Texas 




 Resting In Peace With God…

 ~ A Beloved Granddaughter ~

 

TheDFWdancers.com attended the benefit fund-raiser for Little Miss. Nathanie'lle "Natty" Coleman.

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        Wednesday, July 13, 2011

               At Club Desiree’s 
                 Houston, Texas

 

 "Dance and Donate Benefit" for Nathanie'lle "Natty" Coleman…

On Friday, July 2, 2011, Houston dancer Ms. Denise Bryant’s, granddaughter Nathanie'lle Coleman went home to heaven to walk alone the side of our Lord and Savior.

In her sudden departure, a cash drive was sprung into action and the Houston dance community with the support of several Baton Rouge, Louisiana dancers raised  funds to go towards her burial cost.

Donors: (dancers) names are as follows:  

Donors: (dancers) names are as follows:  Ms. Demetria Songs, Katrina Songs, Melissa Smith, Tina Jonson, Bernadine Rabathaly, L. Kelley, Stephen Littles, Mike Cain, Demitrice Whaley, DJ Corey & Rena Boyette, Jay, Jacqueline Taylor-Brown, Chiquita Stewart, Russell & Keisha Gay, Spencer, Rachelle Bryant, Juanita Wyatt, Leo Moy, Barry Barron, Jacqueline Henry, Tamika Francis, Lewis & Denise, Master Redd, Charles & Gloria Jackson, William &  Aurelia Petty-Owens, Glen, Pearl Franchise, Brenda Mathews, Iris Brewer, Taynell Smith, Jacqueline Stewart, Sharonda Thames, Nathan Jerkins, Andre Evans, Bridgette Wofford, Penny King, Kevin Russell, Vanessa Williams, Drusella & Carolyn Henry, Latasha Kelley, Crystal Mapp, Amine, Clyde Bailey, Betty Dykes, Gary Barber, Carl Beasley, Carolyn Nelson, Eddie Smith, Gurtha Ferrell, Tasha Wooders, Tony & James Gibbs, Kaylo Henry, Lesetta Crawford, Andrea D. Ross, James Wilson, Karen Banks, Joshua Penny, Ingrid Williams, Sharon Overshown, Michael Brown, Senetra Wilson, Katressa & Ronald LePuff, Latonya & Dewayne James, Willie Mac Audrey, Virginia Wilson, Frederick Jones, Marva Cook, Sophia Adams, Toi Schofield, Juliet Scioneaux, Karen Gooden, Darlene Pierre, Cassandra Phoenix, Connie Tims, Judy Harper, Melanie & John Rodney, Tanya D. Taylor, Brenda Brown, Deidra Wagner, Jocelyn Washington, Torri Toliver, Ms. Lee Smith, Cynthia Watson, Danette Lowe, Randy & Rose Atkins, Vickie Gibbs, Jessica Wilkins, Debra Lynn, Melinda Brown, Emma J. Smith, John Smith, Diane Fields, Thomas S., Creacia Williams, Barbara McIntosh McCloud, Loyie Lewis, Frankie Mitchell, Kevin Mc Donald, Rudy Rodriquez, Peggy & Autry, Brunella Eaglin, Brenda Lawrence, Kent Sharp, Beverly Porter, Marqus James, Scharlene Brooks, Jesse Patrick, Cynthia Parks, Jimmie Scarborough, Mr. Lucky, Gwendolyn "DeDe" Daniels, Dazzlyn, Kathy Miles, Johnny B, Eugene Waddis, Henry Harvey, and others.

Dance Organizations: 

Flo-Motion of Houston, Houston Bayou City Dance, So You Wanna Dance, Crème de la Crème Dance, New Age Dance, North Side Swing Productions, ASLD, High Steppers Dance Troupe LLC., Houston Dance TSI, Flo-Motion of Louisiana, Houston 2-Step Dance Association of Louisiana, and Dallasandhouston.com.

Special Acknowledgement to:

Club Desiree's management team, Ms. Barbara McCloud, Ms. Cheryl Williams & Her Royal Court,       Ms. Lee Smith, Mr. JR Wyatt and Why Not Wednesdays organizers.

All donations went directly to the family.

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Galveston County Daily News Reads...  

The body of a missing Surfside Beach swimmer was found on Saturday July 3, 2011. 

SURFSIDE, Texas - Authorities have recovered the body of a 13-year-old girl who went missing while swimming with a friend in Brazoria County on Friday, July 2, 2011. 

Deputies said the girl was swimming with a 16-year-old friend at Surfside Beach near Stanek Road when they got caught in a current around 8:20 p.m. on Friday. 

Authorities said a Good Samaritan in a recreational boat saw them struggling and managed to rescue the 16-year-old. She was airlifted to the hospital in unknown condition.

 The U.S. Coast Guard arrived to the scene and used boats and a helicopter to search for the missing 13-year-old. 

They searched until 2 a.m. on Saturday and began again at daybreak, covering an area of more than 36 square nautical miles, authorities said. The search was called off around 11:45 a.m. 

On Saturday afternoon around 2:35p.m. Coast Guard officials said the girl's body was found near Access Road 6, about 20 yards offshore by a fisherman.

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