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All About You! Birthday Celebration
Happy Birthday!
MZ. CLEO
“No weapon formed against me shall prosper.”
Mrs. Daisy Thomas Bethel Celebrates 90th Birthday With Family And Friends
Born in 1928, Mrs. Daisy Thomas Bethel was recently heralded and celebrated on Saturday, August 18, 2018, in Plant City, Florida, as she cel- ebrated her 90th birthday. Family members, from as far as Hawaii, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl- vania, and Maryland, all came to say happy birth- day to the matriarch of the Thomas family.
Long retired from Kraft Food, Ms. Daisy spends her time visiting the sick and shut-in, singing in the Angelic choir at her home church, Mt. Olive Baptist church in Plant City, and putter- ing around the house.
Because of her longevity in age, she knows the family and community history, as she can recall who married who, who is related to whom and so forth. When asked ‘what’s the secret to her longevity,’ she answered strongly and firmly and without hesitation, and gave a one-word answer, and the answer was Jesus. Indeed, her faith in Jesus has kept her these many years, and the fam- ily thanks God for her. (Photos by Frederick Harris)
Birthday honoree, Daisy Thomas Bethel.
Couples Attend 2018 Convention
In Punta Cana
Mrs. Daisy Thomas Bethel is surrounded by her daughter, grands, great-grands, nieces, nephews, and cousins at her birthday celebration.
Cousins and daughter - Regina Smith, Hazel Robinson, Glenda Howard, Debra Sanders.
JOHN AND SONJA SEAY
TEDD SCOTT AND GLORIA WOODS
Cousins - Regina Smith, Debra Sanders, Daisy Thomas Bethel, and Hazel Robinson.
Two couples from Tampa were in attendance at the 2018
Convention of the Florida A & M University National Diamond-
back Pharmacy Alumni Council. The Convention was held in
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, from June 13th through June 17th.
Tedd Scott and Gloria Woods were the guests of Dr. John and Sonja Seay.
The Council holds its Convention annually in various loca- tions throughout the United States as well as various sites out- side the country.
Those participating in the Conference can receive continuing education hours as pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and nurses who meet the professional requirements for all states.
Guests are always welcome to attend and numerous n0n- FAMU pharmacy graduates come and enjoy the festive activities made available after the Alumni business and professional pro- grams come to an end.
Daughter, grandchildren and family friend - Quanyia Bethel, Ronald Clayton, Glenda Howard, Ross Clayton, Deborah Boyd, and Tina Bell.
Family friend and cousins – Benjamin “Bruce” Boyd, Dr. Bernard Robinson, and Eugene Robin- son.
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