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ENGLEWOODENGLEWOODPamela Major remembering Dad, Russell MajorRussell Major was a community leader. To some he was a football coach and  school board president. Historical records call him an integrationist. Pamela, his daughter, remembers him as an amazing father and husband to her mother Janice Major. Neighbors on William street, before marrying, Russel and Janice Major grew up together. Each attended DMHS.2020-04-2813 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODPamela Major, DMHS 1982Pamela characterizes the twenty year period between late 60's and late 80's as Englewood's Camelot years. She reflects on a period of time where parents and grandparents ferociously advocated for cultural exposure, education and connectedness for their children and community. Teachers: Lorrain Kelly Places: Memorial Community Center Families: Tinsley Stanard Taylor Jackson Herring Dismus 2020-04-2513 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODYolanda Holmes, DMHS 1982Yolanda Holmes lived on Thompson Ave and remembers her neighborhood as family. She shares a Sugar Hill Gang fun and a shout out to the all girl crew, Twice as Nice.2020-04-1910 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODDorian Butcher, DMHS 1982Dorian Butcher reflects on the influence of educators. He remembers Mr. Jones and Mr. Jones, principal and gym teacher at Lincoln School, guiding him to and through his current teaching career.  The youngest of four siblings, Dorian grew up on West Palisades Avenue near Washington Place and Alston's.2020-04-1810 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODDenise Alston Parham, DMHS 1986Denise Alston is the grand-daughter of the owners of "Alston's", the iconic corner store on Palisades near the intersection of Englewood and Teaneck. Her father and Uncle, George and Ronnie Alston, were members of the Englewood police department. She recollects a town where work, school, youth activities, friends and family were within walking distance.  People: Marvin Barnes Chris Hampton Jenny Joslin Carrie Zwicker Martia Healy Sarah Cohen Places: Alston's Crossroads Jet Cleaners Mackay Park skating rink2020-04-1414 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODSharon Greene Dansby, DMHS 1960Sharon Greene Dansby moved to Englewood in 1956 and graduated from Dwight Morrow High School in 1960. Music in school and in the community was central to her experience. She reflects on the High school Campus - before the pool and middle school - ice skating on the creek, and the overall beauty of Englewood.  Place: DMHS Campus and creek Oakland and Greenleaf People Darlene, Poppy (Jose), and Theresa Perez Michael Brown Mizelle brothers Binky and Aunt Nan 2020-04-1309 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODLisa Freeman, DMHS 1986Lisa's family moved from Queens, NY in 1978. Cleveland school and the influence of educators on her block greatly impacted how she instilled the value of education in her son.  Places: Cleveland School Alston's store The Record Shop The Rink Englewood Depot People: Pamela Roberts Adella and Ronald Morrison Lee Tyre Robina Charlotte Brown Educators: Janis Dismus The Bells Dr. Sylvia Roberts2020-04-1212 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODPamela Roberts, DMHS 1985Pamela Roberts was born in New York and brought directly from the hospital to her home on Howell Road in Englewood. She attended St. Ceclia then attended Dwight Morrow High School, graduating in 1985. She recalls the village of educators who influenced her upbringing as well as the warmth that exist still when she visits home.  Places: Pool St. Cecilia's 2020-04-1214 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODWilliam Roberts, DMSH 1981William Roberts grew up on Howell road. He attended small private schools before arriving at DMHS. Nonetheless, his youth was filled with in community organizations, school clubs and neighborhood shenanigans. He calls Englewood the best small town in America and recollects the amazing athletes that represented Englewood professionally, collegiately and regionally. Places: St. Ceclia's School Bowla Bowla Athletes: Basketball: Wendy and Tracy Norris, professional NBA William Willoughby Soccer: Professional American Soccer player Elias Zurita, Jeff Williams Swimmers: Eric Yarboro, Peggy Garn , Tracy...2020-04-1219 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODNicole Tinsley Butcher DMHS 1984Nicole grew up on Coolidge Ave in the Fourth Ward. Nicole reflects on everything from and in between playing in Denning park as a child to organizing the Englewood Reunion in MacKay Park.   Places: Coolidge Ave Denning Park Herbies   Groups: Inner Pride Serious Biz Twice As Nice Englewood Reunion Committee( Terri Peterson, Glen Coley, Doug Wilson, Nicole Tinsley, Kathy Eversley Moore, June Young, Curtis Caviness) Families: Tinsley ...2020-04-1213 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODDarleen Gillespie, DMHS 1986Darleen Gillespie an her 3 siblings grew up on Mary Street in the house their parent's purchased from her grandparents. The Gillespie family are a multi generational family with a host of cousins and aunts that still live in Englewood.  Special Teacher: Janis White Neighborhood: Mary Street 2020-04-1213 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODJose (Poppy) Perez DMHS 1986Jose (Poppy) Perez's Aunt, Menerva Bell was a Quarrels school teacher. She moved to the corner of Howell and Tryon Roads in 1968. Jose's family soon followed, moving just a block down the street.  He reflects on the autonomy kids had to govern, organize and lead their playtime.  People: Lawrence Herring Jean Beauvais Tony Livingston Darryl and Lisa Freeman Pamela Roberts Cynthia and Diana Dismus Siblings: Stephen Darlene Teresa 2020-04-1212 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODJacquelynne Jones Modeste, DMHS 1986Jacquelynne (Jackie) Jones Modeste came to Englewood from Yonkers. Her mother, Imogene Jones, was one of several  NYC broadcasting network professionals that made Englewood home. She reflects on the the arts, language and music within the school system and how that shaped the experience she sought for her children's education.  Place: Garden street Medowbrook Road Lake Street Roosevelt Elementary People: The Gillespie Family Felicia Sellars Todd Saunders Terri Burke Garth Hammond Marlene Holmes...2020-03-2814 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODFelicia Sellars DMHS 1986Felicia Sellars lived on Glenbrook parkway from 1975 to 1987.  While she hasn't lived in Englewood for  more than 30 years, she still claims Englewood as home and regards it as a place where she feels rooted. Her experience illuminates elementary school bussing that hint at the post civil rights integration issues of the era. Place:  Robert Herring Field and Pool People: Tony and Stephen Sellers Ken Tinsley Lisa and Darryl Freeman2020-03-2711 minENGLEWOODENGLEWOODCynthia Dismus Poarch, Pilot Episode 1Cynthia Dismus Poarch, DMHS Class of 1982,  was born and raised in Englewood. She reflects on her neighborhood near the Janis E Dismus Middle school, the WIZ production and preponderance of African American leaders in schools and daily life. Teachers  Mr. Cope Ms. Burgess Families/Leaders Barbara Brown Captain Tinsley Places Roman Inn Baumgart's  Neighborhood Howell Road The Pool  2020-03-2411 min