| Hamer Adams Devine |
| H.A.D. HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARDS |
| Coors Brewing Company and Delta State University's Delta Center for Cultural & Learning Department co-sponsored The H.A.D. AWARDS |
Hakim Johnson (son of the late civil rights veteran, Ms. June E. Johnson) accepts The Hamer Adams
Devine Humanitarian Services Award, posthumously, on her behalf. Mr. Ned Tolliver, Jr. and Mr.
Roosevelt Grenell received the "Amzie Moore Agent for Change Award". Both men were the first
black elected officials in Cleveland, MS, home of Amzie Moore. Mr. Reuben Smith received an award
of appreciation for his Civil Rights Activism while working with Amzie Moore, Fannie Lou Hamer and
numerous other veterans on October 7, 2007 at Delta State University's Jobe Hall in Cleveland, MS.
Devine Humanitarian Services Award, posthumously, on her behalf. Mr. Ned Tolliver, Jr. and Mr.
Roosevelt Grenell received the "Amzie Moore Agent for Change Award". Both men were the first
black elected officials in Cleveland, MS, home of Amzie Moore. Mr. Reuben Smith received an award
of appreciation for his Civil Rights Activism while working with Amzie Moore, Fannie Lou Hamer and
numerous other veterans on October 7, 2007 at Delta State University's Jobe Hall in Cleveland, MS.
| Momma Kemba performed as Fannie Lou Hamer at Delta State University's Jobe Hall as part of ROAR'S 8th Annual Hamer celebration just prior to the Inaugural H.A.D. Humanitarian Service Awards Program |
John Milton Wesley addresses students from MS Valley State University
during "Education Is Essential" Day at the Sunflower County Library in
Indianola, MS as part of ROAR'S 8th Annual Fannie Lou Hamer Celebration
during "Education Is Essential" Day at the Sunflower County Library in
Indianola, MS as part of ROAR'S 8th Annual Fannie Lou Hamer Celebration
| Civil Rights Veterans Jimmy Travis (blue overalls) and Hollis Watkins (khaki outfit) joins Hamer family and friends at The Fannie Lou Hamer Memorial Garden on Hamer's 90th birthday October 2007. |
| Dr. Ron V. Myers (founder of National Juneteenth Observance Foundation) played his composition "Fannie Lou" during a tribute to Mrs. Hamer |
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