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Brenda Nails-Alford presented her program of “Continuing the Dream: Equity, Justic, & Social Progress.” Brenda’s parents are survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, and she shared their experiences. Brenda is the widow of Romeo Alford of Clearview and the mother of Jordan Alford. Both she and Jordan continue to support the Clearview community and their ranch in Clearview.
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On Saturday, February 17th, Shirley Nero spoke to the Oklahoma County Retired Educators in Putnam City, Oklahoma. She focused on the Black Towns in Oklahoma. She used her experiences of growing up and attending school in Clearview, one of the historically original all-Black towns in Oklahoma. Her presentation included a PowerPoint depicting photos culminating the town from it’s past to the present. Nero attended school in Clearview until it closed in 1964 and returned to live in Clearview after she and her husband retired.
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MOSS ELEMENTARY EARNS SECOND OVERALL
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Love is Patient and Kind, Love Endures Forever
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Love is Patient and Kind, Love Endures Forever
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Love is Patient and Kind, Love Endures Forever
Read more“What does love mean?” to Children age 4 to 8 A group of professional people posed this question to a group of 4 to 8-yearolds, “What does love mean?”
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Robert and Connie Logan - Married 48 Years
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