In addition to
chairing the fundraising committee, Ron was a member of the host committee for
the 1999 National Alumni Convention held in Washington, D.C. In 2000, Ron was
co-chair of the LU Reunion Class of 1960. In
this capacity, he was instrumental in class members pledging $20,000 to the
University during Homecoming and sponsoring a luncheon in honor of former
faculty members and administrators who worked at Lincoln University in the late
1950s. Currently, he edits a
newsletter aimed at locating and keeping in touch with Class of 1960 members.
Ron has volunteered to serve as co-chair of the Class of 1960’s 50th
reunion in 2010. Ron regularly attends Homecoming and National Conventions. He
is a financial member of the Blue Tiger Athletic Association.
Ron is very active
in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
He’s a member of the NAACP, participates in voter registration drives,
supports the DC Food & Friends, Us Helping Us and Prince George’s County
Hospice DC Aids.
A world traveler,
Ron is a member of the Inter-American Travel Agents Society.
He is extremely active, both physically and financially, in providing aid
to under-privileged Black/Afro groups in several Caribbean and Latin American
countries, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Costa Rica and Venezuela.
One of five
generations, who attended Lincoln University, Ron is spearheading a family
project to present a monetary gift, along with the original 1913 teaching
diploma of his great, great grandmother, to Page Library.
A true Lincolnite, Ron is very proud of his educational heritage. The
National Alumni Association is also proud to acknowledge Ron’s outstanding
contribution to his local Chapter and the University with this award.