Sunday, January 9, 2011

SCLC | Thank You "Fuzzy"


This past Friday evening, Rev. Nelson "Fuzzy" Thompson, president of the Greater Kansas City Chapter of Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) was given an appreciation ceremony for his leadership, service and dedicated civil rights moral beliefs. The ceremony took place at the Metropolitan Spiritual Church of Christ, KCMO and a packed church house. Friends from all across the state and country came to celebrate in his honor. It's always warming to hear words from the heart on what others think about your impact on others lives. I've known Rev. Thompson for years and still have not been told why they call him "Fuzzy". Maybe someone will be able to tell me.

Stay tuned for more highlights and features in the coming week.

Rev. Nelson "Fuzzy" Thompson being escorted inside the church with a element of surprise on his face.
Guests of honor who gave personal tributes to Rev. Thompson.

Dr. Wallace Hartsfield (right), the "Godfather" as many local ministers call him, share a laugh with Rev. C.L. Bacchus (left).
Professor Michael Charles lead the choir in a song.

Rev. Dr. Robert Lee Hill, (left) and Rev. Harry Fookle, (right) were among the guests who gave tributes.
Arlana Coleman
Attorney Wesley Fields and his daughter.

Long time good friend, Lattimore, shares some special and funny moments.
Rev. Thompson is a praying man and his hands are always in a submissive stance.
Councilwoman Melba Curls
Rev. Desmond Lamb
Rev. Sam Mann displays a commerative plague on behalf of Rev. Thompson.




Rebecca Gilmore, SCLC Scholarship recipient.
Michael Carter, of Carter Broadcast Group, gives remarks and presents Rev. Thompson & SCLC a $10,000 check.

Rev. Thompson shares a little emotion and joy at the end of the appreciation ceremony.


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3 comments:

Unknown said...

Awesome pics Sam!

Anonymous said...

Really good candid shots and close-ups everyone.....your pictures are very clear! Keep up the good work!

Anonymous said...

Great pictures !!!

'Kimberly Young'