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Nashville

District 1 and 2 Super Bowl Party

By Tribune StaffFebruary 8, 2018No Comments1 Min Read

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l-r; Rosetta Miller Perry with Joe and Elaine Bond, hosting Photos submitted

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l-r; TSU President Dr. Glenda Glover, Rosetta Miller Perry, and Leona Dunn, Tribune intern

l-r; Kathy Buggs,Terrance Hurd and Vivian Wilhoite, Davidson County Property Assessor

l-r; Atty. Joy Sims, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge and Terrance Hurd

l-r; Vivian Wilhoite, Davidson County Property Assessor, Atty. Scott Tift, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge, Bill Freeman, Atty. Joy Kimbrough, Candidate for Criminal Court Judge and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Rosetta Miller Perry and Presiding Judge Sam Coleman, Candidate for General Sessions Judge, Div. X

l-r; Shan Hayes, Dr. Phyllis Qualls, Rev. Enoch Fuzz, Gloria McKissack, Rosetta Miller Perry, Renee Whitaker and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Judge Nick Leonardo, Candidate for General Sessions Judge, Div. III, Gloria McKissack, Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div X, and Renee Whitaker

l-r; Derreck Johnson, Oakland CA, Dr. Glenda Glover and Terrance Hurd

l-r; Mrs. Tillman Payne, Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div. X, Atty. Robert Greene, Atty. Joy Sims, Candidate For Chancery Court Judge

l-r; Rev. Aaron Johnson, former Tribune intern and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Neal and Katherine Carpenter, Atty. Joy Kimbrough, Candidate for Criminal Court Judge and Atty. Stephanie Williams

l-r; Carolyn Coney Johnson and Sheila Hall

l-r; Rev. Gwendolyn Felder-Brown, Carolyn Coney Johnson, Rev. Enoch Fuzz and Sheila Hall

l-r; Shan Hayes, Dr. Phyllis Qualls, Russell Rivers and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Kathy Buggs, Councilwoman Jacobia Dowell, Terrance Hurd and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Deb Adkisson, Katherine and Neal Carpenter and Kirk Adkisson

l-r; Shan Hayes, Atty. Scott Tift, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge, Renee Whitaker, Gloria McKissack, Dr. Phyllis Qualls and in front, Leona Dunn, Tennessee Tribune intern

l-r; Atty. Anne Martin Candidate for Chancery Court Judge and Terrance Hurd, The Hurd Agency

l-r; Kirk Adkisson and Titus Thomas

Bill Freeman, center, community friend, with Rosetta Miller Perry, left and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div X, and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

Long time friends l-r; Bill Freeman and Joe Bond

l-r; TSU President Dr. Glenda Glover, Rosetta Miller Perry, and Leona Dunn, Tribune intern

l-r; Kathy Buggs,Terrance Hurd and Vivian Wilhoite, Davidson County Property Assessor

l-r; Atty. Joy Sims, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge and Terrance Hurd

l-r; Vivian Wilhoite, Davidson County Property Assessor, Atty. Scott Tift, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge, Bill Freeman, Atty. Joy Kimbrough, Candidate for Criminal Court Judge and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Rosetta Miller Perry and Presiding Judge Sam Coleman, Candidate for General Sessions Judge, Div. X

l-r; Shan Hayes, Dr. Phyllis Qualls, Rev. Enoch Fuzz, Gloria McKissack, Rosetta Miller Perry, Renee Whitaker and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Judge Nick Leonardo, Candidate for General Sessions Judge, Div. III, Gloria McKissack, Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div X, and Renee Whitaker

l-r; Derreck Johnson, Oakland CA, Dr. Glenda Glover and Terrance Hurd

l-r; Mrs. Tillman Payne, Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div. X, Atty. Robert Greene, Atty. Joy Sims, Candidate For Chancery Court Judge

l-r; Rev. Aaron Johnson, former Tribune intern and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

l-r; Neal and Katherine Carpenter, Atty. Joy Kimbrough, Candidate for Criminal Court Judge and Atty. Stephanie Williams

l-r; Carolyn Coney Johnson and Sheila Hall

l-r; Rev. Gwendolyn Felder-Brown, Carolyn Coney Johnson, Rev. Enoch Fuzz and Sheila Hall

l-r; Shan Hayes, Dr. Phyllis Qualls, Russell Rivers and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Kathy Buggs, Councilwoman Jacobia Dowell, Terrance Hurd and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Deb Adkisson, Katherine and Neal Carpenter and Kirk Adkisson

l-r; Shan Hayes, Atty. Scott Tift, Candidate for Chancery Court Judge, Renee Whitaker, Gloria McKissack, Dr. Phyllis Qualls and in front, Leona Dunn, Tennessee Tribune intern

l-r; Atty. Anne Martin Candidate for Chancery Court Judge and Terrance Hurd, The Hurd Agency

l-r; Kirk Adkisson and Titus Thomas

Bill Freeman, center, community friend, with Rosetta Miller Perry, left and Renuka Christoph

l-r; Atty. Tillman Payne, Candidate General Sessions Judge, Div X, and Pastor Howard Jones, Candidate for State Senate District 19

Long time friends l-r; Bill Freeman and Joe Bond

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