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Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 

July 19, 2013 

El Caribe Country Club 

Brooklyn, NY

The NFL 

Congratulates 

and Supports 

the 

Trey Whitfield Foundation 

on 21 successful years! 

Former NFL Adult Honorees: 

Drew Pearson 

Jethro Pugh 

George Martin 

Dick Lynch 

Richard Caster 

Calvin Hill 

Gary J. Beban 

Pepper Johnson 

Ed “Too Tall” Jones 

Walter Beach Doug Williams Lenny Moore 

Johnny Sample O.J. Anderson Rayfield Wright 

Harry Carson 

Jim Brown

21 st Annual 

Awards Banquet Journal 

Friday, July 19, 2013 

Mission. ...................... 2 

Welcome. ..................... 3 


Board of Directors, Advisory Board 

& Publications Staff ............ 4 

Tonight’s Program. ............. 5 

The Trey Whitfield Story, 

1971-1989............... 6-7 

Our Hosts. ................. 9-10 

Introduction to the Honorees . .. 11 

Academic Honorees ........ 12-17 

Adult Honorees............ 19-27 

Past Honorees ............. 28-31 

Past Events . ............... 33-40 

Annual Golf Tournament. ... 42-45 

A 20 Year Retrospective ..... 46-49 

Supporters . . . . . . . ............ 50 

www.treywhitfieldfoundation.org

Mission 

The 

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Trey Whitfield Foundation, lnc. was founded in 1989 to commemorate the life and 

spirit of Trey Whitfield. In his memory, the Trey Whitfield Foundation will pursue his 

dream that everyone, regardless of ethnic background, has equal access to the educational 

opportunities that they need to reach their potential in life; that every child will have a helping 

hand and every young person will get support from someone who cares about their future. 

Toward this end, the members of the Board of Trustees of the Trey Whitfield 

Foundation pledge their support to the development of resources, programs 

and opportunities to: 

Provide deserving young people and adults with the necessary financial support 

and educational opportunities to develop their full potential as human beings; 

Support those children and adults who have made an extraordinary contribution 

to the quality of life within their family and their community; 

Encourage underachieving young people and adults who face challenging and 

often overwhelming circumstances that impact their ability to successfully 

negotiate the challenges they face in life; 

Facilitate the continuing education of those young people and adults who have 

demonstrated sustained and genuine commitment to excellence in education; 

Honor those young people and adults who are positive and productive citizens, 

whose love and spirit inspire others to achieve, and who give unselfishly to 

the greater good of mankind. 

Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 2 

Twenty-First Anniversary Banquet

Welcome 

July 19, 2013 

Dear friends of the Trey Whitfield Foundation, 

Welcome to our 2013 annual awards banquet. With your help tonight and from many before 

you, we have raised more than $2 million in scholarship and education support funding for 

over two decades. We could not have come this far without generous support from patrons, 

corporations, the NFL and the NBA -- our sincerest gratitude to all of you. 

Tonight we introduce this year’s group of young honorees who will become future leaders 

and motivators in their future endeavors. We also celebrate and honor the best of the best 

-- professionals and athletes. Our purpose and goal each year with the support of our adult 

honorees is to encourage, guide, motivate, and commend our most prized commodities…. 

our youth. 

So, enjoy tonight’s festivities. For your continued support, we thank you….Trey thanks you! 

Love, 

Trey 34 

A.B. Whitfield 

Janie Whitney 



Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. ® 

Board of Directors 

ARGLE B. WHITFIELD 

CEO/Founder 

JANIE C. WHITNEY 

President/Co-Founder 

HORACE AIKEN 

CPA 

DR. CLIFTON DAVIS 

Grammy Award Singer/Actor 

MEL DAVIS 

NBA 

New York Knicks 

JILL FORBES 

Asst. Director of Development, 

Trey Whitfield School 

DEBORAH JOHNSON 

Educator, Trey Whitfield School 

JEFF KRINSKY 

CEO, S & J Vending 

JASMINE SHEPPARD 

Corporate Communications 

Coordinator, U.S.T.A. 

PAM OLIVER 

FOX Sports 

VERNELL ROBINSON 

President, Vernell Enterprises 

EARL MONROE 

NBA Hall of Fame 


NELLIE 

RICHARDSON-GARDEE 

Educator, Retired 

KEN FARRELL 

Investment Banker 

BARBARA LEE 


ALVIN D. WHITNEY 

Producer, TNT & ESPN 

BEN GLASCOE 

Con Edison, Retired 

SCOTT BARON 

Scott Baron & Associates 

GARY J. BEBAN 

1967 Heisman Award Winner 

President, CB Commercial 

STUART DUNLOP 

CEO, Parent Power, Inc. 

JOYCE FERRIS, PHD 


LEON G. KERRY 

Commissioner, CIAA, Retired 

TREY WHITFIELD FOUNDATION, INC. 

MERLENE BLAIR 

Development Support 

JILL FORBES 

Development Support and 

Journal Editorial Support 

BESSIE OLIVER 

Verizon/Retired 

Advisory Board 

ROBERT D. KENNEDY 

CEO, UCAR Corporation, 

Retired 

STEVE LAPIN 

COO, Geneve Corporation 

LEE LISKEY 

CEO, Liskey and Sons Printing 

JETHRO PUGH 

NFL, Dallas Cowboys 

ZELDA SPOELSTRA 

NBA 

RICK MAHORN 

NBA, Detroit Pistons 

JIM BROWN 

NFL Hall of Fame 

Cleveland Browns 

LENNY MOORE 


Baltimore Colts 

KEVIN D. RIBAKOVE 

Ribakove & Ramierez 

DAVE PETERSON 

President, Decades 

Steakhouse & Pub 

President, Glass Graphics 

Publications Staff 

IMAGINE IT SOLUTIONS, LLC 

KEN HOM 

Editorial Direction 

GEORGE LOPES 

Journal, Save the Date and 

Invitation Design and Layout Direction, 

Sposorship Management 

JONAH COHN 

Website Management 

MELANIE NG 

Media Coordinator 

BARBARA RUSHIN 

Corporate Manager, 

Eclipsys Corporation 

LEAH WILCOX 

Vice President, NBA 

SAM JONES 


Boston Celtics 

LISKEY & SONS PRINTING 

GUY LISKEY 

Print Production, Invitation 

& Publication Printing 

www.treywhitfieldfoundation.org 

www.imagine-it.net 

www.liskeyprinting.com 



Thank you for 21 years of support! 

Phil Kelly Sr. Phil Kelly Jr. 

21 st Annual Awards Banquet 

El Caribe Country Club • Brooklyn, New York 

Friday, July 19, 2013 

 

Cocktail Hour 

Invocation 

Occasion 

Introduction of Hosts 

Hosts ... Clifton Davis, Pam Oliver Whitney & Alvin Whitney 

Presentation of the Trey Whitfield Foundation Awards 

Special Acknowledgements 

2013 Academic Honorees 

2013 Adult Honorees 

Dinner Served 

Music/Dancing 

Music by: Brothers 2 + 2 





About Trey Whitfield 

Trey Whitfield was born and raised in Brooklyn, 

New York. He was a recipient of a full scholarship to 

Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire 

in 1986. At Brewster he was very active in the theatre and 

was a member of the baseball and basketball teams. In his 

junior year at Brewster, Trey led his basketball team to the 

New England State Championship. 

Trey was a 6’8” 240 pound power forward and was rated 

one of the top players in the country. He was highly 

recruited by schools such as Pepperdine, Boston College, 

University of Massachusetts, University of Richmond 

and Purdue. He finally chose the University of Richmond 

because of its strong academic philosophy, solid coaching 

and the encouragement of one of its distinguished alumni, 

Johnny Newman. 

Trey spent many hours giving back to his community. He 

always considered himself fortunate so he encouraged 

youngsters to take advantage of any opportunity to 

further their education. He worked in summer camps 

counseling young boys and girls. He also played in Summer Leagues in the New York area and 

participated in the Metro Basketball Camp in Pennsylvania each summer. 

A boating accident, just a few days prior to graduation, took his young life. However, family, 

hundreds of dear friends, fans and classmates still embrace him in memory because of his total 

commitment to scholarship, friendship and competition. 

Many of Trey’s colleagues continue their quest for higher education as a salute to him. Trey 

touched many lives in his short 18 years and he still lives in the hearts of the many adults and 

youngsters who knew and loved him. 

In his memory, the Trey Whitfield Foundation will pursue his dream that everyone regardless 

of ethnic background gets a fair chance at being educated. That every child will have a helping 

hand and every youngster will get support from someone who cares. 

Trey, your dream continues... 

Trey Whitfield 

1971 - 1989 



Congratulations to 

2013 Honoree 

Jade Coachman! 



Hosts 

Clifton Davis is an actor, producer, composer, lecturer, singer and 

minister. For more than 25 years he has shared his unique gifts with 

audiences around the world. Mr. Davis is probably best known for his 5 

year stint as Reverend Reuben Gregory on the popular television series, 

“Amen”. He also portrayed Mayor Smalls in the Al Pacino film “Any 

Given Sunday” and was in the Disney film, “Max Keeble’s Big Movie”. 

He continues to perform around the country. 

Clifton received a TONY AWARD nomination for BEST ACTOR in a 

Musical in 1972 as one of the stars of Broadway’s Tony Award winning 

hit musical “Two Gentlemen of Verona”. As a composer, he received 

Clifton Davis a Grammy nomination for his hit song “Never Can Say Goodbye”. In 

1972 he also co-produced his first successful concert event, Jazz at Lincoln Center with Hugh 

Masakela. In 1976 he produced “The Clifton Davis Special” for ABC-T.V. 

Clifton holds a BA in Theology and a Master of Divinity degree. He is the recipient of more 

than 150 awards and citations for his service to such organizations as the UNCF, NAACP and 

the American Heart Association. He served as Vice Chancellor at Elizabeth City State University 

until 1996. His annual Clifton Davis Celebrity Golf Tournament is a successful event held in 

North Carolina each year that raises thousands of dollars for students who attend Elizabeth 

City State University. For the past several years, Clifton has generously given time to host the 

Annual Trey Whitfield Foundation gala. 

Pam Oliver Whitney is a reporter on FOX NFL SUNDAY PREGAME 

SHOW and NFL ON FOX GAME SIDELINE REPORTER. Since joining 

the NFL on FOX in 1995, Pam has become one of the premier sports 

reporters on network television. In addition to offering feature stories for 

FOX NFL SUNDAY each week, Pam is also a member of FOX’s lead game 

broadcast team as a sideline reporter. This coming February 2014, she 

would be on her 8th Super Bowl assignment with FOX. 

From 2000 to 2003, Pam served as co-anchor of FSN South’s “Southern 

Sports Report”. She also contributes to Turner Sports coverage of the NBA 

playoffs. Prior to joining FOX Sports, Oliver served as a reporter at ESPN, 

Pam Oliver Whitney where she gained her football experience covering the NFL Playoffs and 

the NFC Championship Game. In addition to her duties as feature reporter 

on NFL Prime Monday, she covered each Monday Night Football match-up, and after the football 

season Pam’s ESPN assignments included the NBA Finals and coverage of Dream Team II at the 

1995 World Championships of Basketball. 

Pam began her broadcasting career as a community affairs reporter for public television. Prior 

to joining ESPN, Oliver worked at KHOU in Houston as a sports reporter and anchor for one year. 

Before moving to KHOU, she worked in a similar capacity at WTVT in Tampa. Pam’s additional 

television credits came at WIVB in Buffalo, WAAY in Huntsville, Ala., WALB in Albany, Ga., and 

WFSU in Tallahassee. A graduate of Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Pam received her 

degree in broadcast journalism. As an undergraduate, she was an NCAA and AIAW track and 

field All-American in both the 400 meters and the mile relay. As a member of the mile relay team, 

Pam had the distinction of participating on the first women’s team from Florida A&M to win a 

national championship. She was inducted into the Florida A&M Sports Hall of Fame in 1996. 



Hosts 

Alvin Whitney has been working in sports television production 

for over twenty years. He has worked with Good Day NY, NBA 

Entertainment, CNN and Turner Sports. He is well known and respected 

as a producer and documentarian in the world of sports. 

With notable visibility in sports television, over the years, Alvin has 

also carved out a career outside of producing and has covered sports for 

the NBA, MLB, March Madness, NCAA Football and the Super Bowl. 

Alvin was born in Brooklyn, New York, and has fond memories 

of growing up with his younger brother, Trey. He attended the well 

regarded preparatory school Cushing Academy, where he lettered in 

Alvin Whitney football and basketball. 

He attended Ithaca College, where he graduated in 1986 with a Bachelor’s degree in 

Communications and he was an All-Conference basketball player. 

Clifton Davis 

Pam Oliver Whitney 

Alvin Whitney 

Congratulations 

to all of the 2013 

Honorees! 



Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. ® 

Honorees 2013 

The Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc., 

honors twenty-six unique individuals for 

its Twenty-First Annual Awards Banquet. 

These individuals have achieved 

success in academics, career or 

community service . . . setting a standard 

of excellence for us to follow. 

For the year 2013, we present seventeen 

Academic Honorees and nine Adult 

Honorees. We wish all honorees the best 

as they pursue and achieve educational 

endeavors or reach professional goals 

-- yet always remain dedicated to 

community service. 

MICHAEL ALBERT 

Brooklyn, NY 

KEYANNA WILSON BLAKELY 

Brooklyn, NY 

CIERA BURDEN 

Brooklyn, NY 

CHARNETTE CHAMBERS 

Bloomfield, NJ 

SOPHIA CHAN 

New York, NY 

JADE COACHMAN 

New York, NY 

JIM BURT 

Two-Time Super Bowl Champion, 

New York Giants 

MICHAEL COOPER 

Head of School, Brewster Academy 

DR. MICHAEL FORBES 

Director of Critical Care Research 

and Outcomes Analysis, 

Akron Children’s Hospital 

ANWAR GLADDEN 

Head Coach, South Shore 

Lady Vikings Basketball 

SONNI HOLLAND 

Community Development Officer, 

Charles Hayden Foundation 

Academic Honorees 

LEAH B. DANIELS 

Gainesville, VA 

CHRISTIAN N. DEANS 

High Point, NC 

CALEB GREEN 

Brooklyn, NY 

TAYLOR HOM 

Southport, CT 

ERINIQUE KING 

Columbia, MD 

CRYSTAL MOJICA 

Brooklyn, NY 

Adult Honorees 

JAY RIBAKOVE 

Roslyn, NY 

SARA RIBAKOVE 

Roslyn, NY 

JOSEPH D. SCALA 

E. Wakefield, NH 

ADRIENNE N. WILLIAMS 

Brooklyn, NY 

SHANEIL WYNTER 

Brooklyn, NY 

GREG JAGENBURG 

Two-Time World Champion, 

Gold Medalist, 

Pan American Games 

RAY NEGRON 

New York Yankees, 

Best Selling Author, 

Director of Community 

Relations, Spalding 

CIARÁN SHEEHAN 

Singer, Actor, 

Phantom of the Opera Star 

LENNY WILKENS 

NBA Hall of Fame, 

Coach and Player 




Michael Albert 

Brooklyn, NY 

Michael Albert was born on June 23, 1999. He attended Trey 

Whitfield School in East New York since Pre-Kindergarten. 

From a very early age, he was taught the value of having a good 

education. Michael’s goals are to have his family believe in him and 

to continue with his endeavor to strive for success. He wants to excel 

in the areas of Language Arts, Science, and Math. It is important to 

do well in these fields because it will better prepare him in all aspects 

of life and for the future. At Trey Whitfield School, he was a member 

of the Concert Choir and he also maintained the sound system for 

the school. Aside from academics, he loves swimming and soccer. In 

September, he will attend Brooklyn Institute for Liberal Arts. 

Keyanna Wilson Blakely 

Brooklyn, NY 

Ciera Burden 

Brooklyn, NY 

Keyanna Wilson-Blakely was raised in Queens, New York. She 

attended Trey Whitfield School and this past June graduated from 

Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School. From a very young age, she 

was taught to always lead and never follow. She was co-captain of the 

Junior Varsity girls’ basketball team and became captain of the Varsity 

team. Off the court, she exemplifies her leadership skills in school and 

in the community. She applies the same strategy of working hard to 

her studies. With a final grade point average of 91.6%, she achieved 

“first honors”. To help ensure the academic success of her team, she 

partnered with a Junior Varsity team member during study hall. 

Keyanna plans to major in computer and information systems and 

become an IT technician to improve computer systems. She wants 

to focus on safeguarding people from identity theft and computer 

hacking. 

C 

iera Burden was born on August 10, 1999, to Lisa Dozier-Annunziata 

and Lawrence Annunziata at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn. She 

enjoyed being raised in the unique streets of Brooklyn, New York. She 

attended Trey Whitfield School for eight years where she graduated on 

June 21, 2013, as Valedictorian. In September, she will follow in Trey’s 

footsteps and attend high school at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, 

New Hampshire. In her spare time, she loves to sing and dance. She 

participated in a performing arts based program,” Aspire 2 Dance” for 

six years. Ciera is an active member in the Mount Sion Baptist Church, 

participating in the choir and the dance ministry. She also sang in the 

Trey Whitfield School’s concert choir and danced in the after school 

dance program. Ciera wants to attend Virginia State University and 

graduate with her bachelor’s degree. Her ultimate goals are to attend 

Harvard Law School and become a successful attorney. 




Charnette Chambers 

Bloomfield, NJ 

C 

harnette Chambers, a 22 year old, is from Jersey City. She is the 

seventh of eight children. She grew up in the Charter School 

system in Jersey City. Charnette had a challenging childhood within 

the foster care system and a mother addicted to drugs and a father 

not around. Although the odds were against her, she never gave up 

on her education. She was the first out of her eight siblings to receive 

a college degree. She graduated from Hudson County Community 

College in May of 2013 with an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood 

Education. In the fall, she will attend College Of Saint Elizabeth in 

Morristown, NJ. She plans to earn a B.A. in Early Childhood Education 

and a minor in Spanish. 

Sophia Chan 

New York, NY 

Sophia Chan was born on March 8, 2000, in Beth Israel Hospital. Though she 

lived in the suburbs of New Jersey her parents sent her to Transfiguration 

Elementary School in New York City. She gave her first public performance 

when she was 4, where she narrated a story in front of a large audience. 

From then on, she developed a love for performing and public speaking. 

During her years at Transfiguration, she joined the school choir, newspaper 

committee, and participated in the school’s talent shows. In the fourth 

grade, Sophia was inspired to develop her skills in writing. She believes that 

through writing, she can express feelings and create unthinkable, limitless 

imaginations. In sixth grade, she entered the school speech bee and wrote 

a speech on the Covenant House volunteer organization. While she did not 

win, she tried harder at the following year’s speech bee and won third place. 

She would like to attend a Catholic high school with small classes and a 

similar environment like Transfiguration. Her school became a second home 

and it is a community she looks forward to being a part of everyday. 

Jade Coachman 

New York, NY 

Jade Coachman was born on March 16th, 1995 in Harlem, New 

York. At the age of five, Jade found her true love “basketball.” She 

continued to value the importance of academics and has been a true 

student athlete. Her family briefly moved to Baltimore, where she 

was one of the first African American girls to become a Girl Scout in 

her neighborhood. She received her first badge volunteering at home. 

After 9/11, her family moved back to New York, where she switched 

schools to challenge her thinking. At The Talented and Gifted School 

for Young Scholars, she was a part of numerous clubs, but the debate 

team left the most impact upon her. She led her team with the highest 

scores and won the first girls’ championship for the school. Her 

experience on the debate team shaped her into wanting to become an 

attorney. A recent graduate of Frederick Douglass Academy, Jade looks 

forward to majoring in Political Science at Clark Atlanta University. 




Leah B. Daniels 

Gainesville, VA 

Christian N. Deans 

High Point, NC 

Caleb Anthony Green 

Brooklyn, NY 

Leah B. Daniels was born March 25, 1995 in Lithia Springs, Georgia, 

a suburb of Atlanta. She attended the Douglas county school system 

through her first year of middle school. Upon graduating elementary 

school, Leah received the President’s Education Award for Academic 

Achievement. Leah moved with her family to Gainesville, Virginia in 

2007 where she continued her education. While attending Gainesville 

Middle School, Leah received the Golden Hawk Award for 

outstanding achievement. Leah has been recognized by her teachers 

as one of their most prepared students. She worked with the French 

and Drama clubs, where she served as a scene tech, creating, painting 

and positioning scene backgrounds for school plays. Leah has been 

accepted and plans to attend the University of Alabama in the Fall 

where she will study Communications and Journalism in pursuit of a 

Broadcast Journalism Degree. 

Christian N. Deans lives in High Point, NC and is the son of Mr. 

Jason Deans and Ms. Candace Clark. Christian attended Southwest 

Guilford High School where he was an active student. He became 

interested in the Culinary Arts profession by continuously watching his 

parents and grandparents cooking in the kitchen. What fascinated him 

the most are the different recipes you can create with food and spices. 

He also enjoys preparing good food to see the smile on everyone’s face 

as they enjoy what they are eating. He is a member of Power House of 

Deliverance Church in Greensboro, NC. He volunteers his time with 

the church Video and Media Ministry recording live programs for 

television broadcasts. He also participates in the Teen Club activities 

and events. Christian plans to attend Johnson & Wales University and 

pursue a Culinary Arts and Technology degree to eventually become 

an Executive Chef. 

Caleb Anthony Green was born on August 19th, 1997, the middle child 

of three in Brooklyn, NY. He attended Trey Whitfield School for ten 

years and graduated as valedictorian of the Class of 2011. He credits this 

school for giving him the solid academic foundation and confidence 

to go out and excel the way he has at his high school, NEST+M (New 

Explorations into Science, Technology, and Math). Caleb is a rising junior 

and is a disciplined, self-motivated student who has always loved to read 

and continue his passion for Language Arts to this day. He volunteers 

at the Red Cross and Peer Leader Clubs at his school and intends to do 

much more community service in the future. Outside of academics, he 

has been involved in both Music and Drama programs at his high school, 

even learning to play the trumpet during his freshman year. Caleb looks 

forward to the college process and is eager to find the right college that 

will lead him into a successful career in architecture. 




Joseph Daniel Scala 

E. Wakefield, NH 

J 

oseph Daniel Scala was born October 24, 1997 in Wolfeboro, NH. He 

grew up in East Wakefield, NH and attended the Paul School from 

grades K-8. 

In elementary school, he was on the student council for 2 years and 

was president of his 8th grade class. Joseph is a rising sophomore at 

Brewster Academy which he chose to attend to carry on the family 

legacy that started with his uncle in 1975. His experience at Brewster 

has showed him that he is able to do things that he never thought he 

could do. He improved his grades, French became his favorite subject, 

and he discovered he could be an athlete. He is on the crew team and 

hopes to row for Brewster for 12 seasons. Joseph has learned to try new 

things, and that with perseverance and commitment, he can achieve 

success in academics and athletics. 

Taylor Hom 

Southport, CT 

Erinique Niaer King 

Columbia, MD 

Taylor Hom was born on December 5th, 1994 and was raised in 

Southport, Connecticut. Since she was 3 years old, dancing was an 

important part of her life. She studied ballet for 14 years and performed 

for 12 years. Volunteering has also played a large role; she’s been giving 

back since she was eleven. She started to volunteer as a teacher’s aide 

at Transfiguration Kindergarten School in Chinatown, and she worked 

with the 3 year olds during the summer. As a part time job, she works 

at Kumon Learning Center for Math and Reading tutoring kids who 

age from elementary to high school students. She recently joined the 

sorority Kappa Phi at Sacred Heart University. Kappa Phi’s philanthropy 

is pancreatic cancer and helping the unprivileged kids of Bridgeport, 

CT. Every year, the sorority dedicates an entire week “PanCan Week” to 

raising money for pancreatic cancer research. She is a rising sophomore at 

Sacred Heart University and plans to declare her major in mathematics. 

Erinique Niaer King was born on September 26, 1995. Although she 

started school a year early, she quickly became a leader among her 

peers and an active member in her school, community, and church. 

Her service includes membership in the Key Club, Future Business 

Leaders of America, Debate Team, Vice President of the Black Student 

Service Union, and Mentor for the D.E.B.S. in Christ Ministry where 

she crossed over as a Debutante in 2011. Erinique, at the age of 11, 

along with several of her friends, spearheaded the ‘Angels’ chapter of 

the 4H Youth and Development Club where she served as President. 

The organization’s projects included raising funds to purchase and 

deliver Christmas presents to terminally ill patients at the Children’s 

Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama. Having an innate love for helping 

youth, Erinique’s career goal is to become a licensed Dr. of Psychiatry 

and open a practice in New York. 




Crystal Mojica 

Brooklyn, NY 

Crystal Mojica was born on January 19th, 1995 in Brooklyn, New 

York. She is the middle child of three, yet she has taken it upon 

herself to look after both siblings. She has been volunteering at the 

Trey Whitfield School for the past three years assisting faculty. 

She tutored, ran errands, and helped fundraise for the Girls Club. 

Recently, Crystal graduated from Benjamin Banneker Academy for 

Community Development High School. In July, she will be attending 

Queensborough Community College majoring in Massage Therapy. 

After getting her associates degree in Massage Therapy, Crystal plans 

to attend Georgia State University to major in physical therapy. She 

is determined to build her knowledge and experiences to prepare 

herself for becoming the successful individual she aspires to be. Her 

ultimate goal is to become a physical therapist and work in a sports 

rehabilitation center. 

Jay Ribakove 

Roslyn, NY 

When Jay Ribakove was young, he was told, “No matter how smart, 

big or strong you are, there can always be someone smarter, bigger 

or stronger, but you never have to let anyone work harder than you.” He 

took that to heart, and he’s always tried to work diligently and prove his 

worth. This past semester, Jay studied overseas at the Danish lnstitute for 

Study Abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark. Although he was busy with his 

studies in another country, he still looked to the future. After scanning 

the Northwestern University alumni database, he contacted graduates 

who could provide advice, or help with a future job. As a result of his 

networking, he secured an internship with Davis Capital, a boutique 

investment bank with offices in New York, Chicago and London. 

Nevertheless, his thoughts on hard work have evolved. While he has 

the same work ethic, he looks forward to being a part of a group and 

working together toward success. 

Sara Ribakove 

Roslyn, NY 

Sara Ribakove, despite being only 20 years old, has already begun to 

reflect on her life. As she furthers her education, she is grateful to have 

been fortunate enough to receive a quality education. The realization that 

her education has been a privilege, not a right, struck a chord with Sara. 

It has inspired her to study the education gap and the unequal access to 

education and resources in America. As a Health, Behavior and Society 

major at the University of Rochester, she studies health and the impact 

of education on health. Her most recent Independent Study combined 

research with an internship at Rochester General Hospital. Rochester 

General Hospital supports the Youth Apprenticeship Program, a schoolto-work 

program for high school juniors and seniors in the Rochester 

City School District. The majority of these students come from lowincome, 

minority families, yet they are motivated and intelligent. They 

have challenged Sara to think outside the box to help them achieve their 

goals, and, thus, achieve her own goals. 




Adrienne N. Williams 

Brooklyn, NY 

Adrienne N. Williams has demonstrated a talent in numerous hobbies. 

From an early age, she distinguished herself as a burgeoning writer, 

and she is also an amateur filmmaker. She studied with Reel Works Teen 

Filmmaking and produced a 7-minute video titled “What’s Due Me.” 

Adrienne was also a member of the Grammy Award winning Brooklyn 

Youth Chorus where she participated in concerts, and sang at diverse 

venues, Tree-Lighting ceremonies at Rockefeller Center, Good Morning 

America and many others. With a heart for civic engagement, Adrienne is 

dedicated to community service and recently graduated from the Brooklyn 

Chapter of Jack & Jill of America. She served as a Junior Museum Apprentice 

at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, a member of the Kids Crew at the Brooklyn 

Children’s Museum, and a Juror at the Brownsville Youth Court. Adrienne 

is a recent graduate of St. Saviour High School in Brooklyn, New York, and 

she has received a generous scholarship to attend Manhattanville College 

in Purchase, New York. 

Shaneil Wynter 

Brooklyn, NY 

Shaneil Wynter, for ten years, attended Trey Whitfield School, where 

she made the most out of her education. She commends her mother, 

Sharon Barnwell, for putting her through private school, and for being 

her strongest supporter throughout her life. Shaneil’s outstanding 

GPA had her ranked third in her class. She has learned the essential 

values to continue to the class of 2017 of the Dublin School in New 

Hampshire. Shaneil balances school and extracurricular activities, 

while finding time to give back to the community. She has a great 

fascination with the establishment and development of America. 

Shaneil, a child of a Sergeant in the police department, hopes to one 

day have a career in law. 

Reach for the moon . . . If you miss, you’ll land among the stars 



TD BANK 

CONGRATULATES 

ALL OF THE 2013 

TREY WHITFIELD 

FOUNDATION 

HONOREES 




Jim Burt 

Jim Burt is a former American football player 

who played for the New York Giants and 

San Francisco 49ers in the National Football 

League (NFL). Burt played nose tackle for the 

Giants team that won Super Bowl XXI and 

the 49ers team that won Super Bowl XXIV. 

Burt attended the University of Miami, 

where he started on the football field for 

the Hurricanes and was inducted into the 

University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame. 

Burt joined the Giants as an undrafted free 

agent in 1981. He made the Pro Bowl in 1986 

and finished his career with 20 quarterback 

sacks. Burt was respected throughout the 

league for his toughness and determination, 

which resulted in him going from being an 

undrafted rookie free agent to a Pro Bowler. 

He is also known for knocking out 49ers 

quarterback Joe Montana on a pass in the 

1986 Divisional Playoff game. Montana’s pass 

was picked off and returned for a touchdown 

by Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor. The 

Giants won, 49-3, on their way to winning 

Super Bowl XXI. 

Although many people often credit 

Harry Carson and Lawrence Taylor with 

inventing the “Gatorade Shower” on coaches 

following wins, Burt actually created it in 

1985. As Carson stated in his 1987 book 

Point of Attack: The Defense Strikes Back 

head coach Bill Parcells was especially hard 

on Burt in practice. Parcells often made Burt 

raise a 50 lb. dumbbell repeatedly off the 

ground in practice to simulate raising his arm 

powerfully out of his stance at the snap of the 

ball. Burt exacted revenge on Parcells after a 

win in 1985 by dousing him with a cooler of 

Gatorade. This has since become a tradition 

in football analogous to the champagne 

showers teams make in their locker rooms 

after winning a championship. 

Burt battled back problems with the New 

York Giants which ultimately caused Parcells 

to announce his retirement in 1988. Burt, 

however, was not ready to retire and instead 

joined the San Francisco 49ers for the 1989 

season. He won his second Super Bowl with 

the team when they defeated the Denver 

Broncos in Super Bowl XXIV. 

During the 2006 season, Burt traveled to 

Dallas to give moral support to his former 

tormentor, Parcells, who was then head coach 

of the Dallas Cowboys. He also delivered a 

pre-game speech and stood on the sidelines 

exulting Dallas’ defensive players. 




Dr. Michael Cooper 

Dr. Michael Cooper is the 11th Head of School 

of Brewster Academy, a 9-PG boarding/ 

day school in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. He 

has been the Head for 10 years, and served 

Clarkson University for almost 20 years as Vice 

President for Institutional Advancement and 

Vice President for Student Affairs prior to his 

arrival at Brewster. Before Clarkson, Dr. Cooper 

was on the administrative staff and served in a 

variety of capacities at the State University of 

New York – Canton. 

Brewster Academy’s relationship with the 

Trey Whitfield School is a special one, created 

from a bond forged through the crucible of one 

of life’s most difficult challenges, the tragic death 

of a young person. Each year the two schools 

celebrate Trey’s life, affirming the fortitude 

of the human spirit to endure, showing how 

fulfillment and meaning in life can be achieved 

no matter what life throws at us. 

Despite a distinguished career in education, 

it was one of Dr. Cooper’s earliest jobs, running 

a paper route, that taught him some of his most 

valuable life lessons —“Show respect and be 

courteous to people — you never know who 

might someday be a customer or a friend, and 

showing respect leaves an indelible mark; be 

conscientious in fulfilling your responsibilities 

— people appreciate it when you work hard 

and finish what you start; and always remember 

where you came from — success only matters 

if you are able to appreciate and understand 

how you got to be where you are and who it 

was along the way that helped you get there.” 

These lessons have served him well throughout 

his career and help underscore his continued 

passion for learning and why he believes it is so 

important to be a life-long student…as there is 

always something new to learn and explore. 

Michael, a career educator, received a 

Fulbright Award in 1993 to study the higher 

education system in Germany and more 

recently was the recipient of a fellowship for 

Heads of Schools at the Klingenstein Center at 

Teachers College Columbia University in 2012. 

He serves on a number of nonprofit boards 

including the Association of Independent 

Schools of New England, the Wright Museum, 

the Wolfeboro Area Children’s Center, and the 

Wolfeboro Chamber of Commerce. 

He was born and raised in Albany, NY, holds a 

Ph.D. in child and family studies from Syracuse 

University, a masters degree in counseling from 

St. Lawrence University, and bachelor of arts in 

psychology from the State University of New 

York at Albany. He and his wife Andrea will be 

married for 40 years in August. The father of 

two grown children (Adam & Allie, daughterin-law 

Patricia), he enjoys fishing and golf, 

spending time with family, especially his two 

grandsons Crosby and Timothy, and working 

in his wood shop. 



Michael 

Forbes 

was born in 

Kingston, Jamaica 

in 1964 to Doreen 

and Valentine 

Forbes. Arriving in 

Brooklyn, New York 

with his family in 

1970, he began to see 

fine examples and 

benefits of hard work. 

His single mother 

raised 8 sons and 2 daughters and expected each 

to make their lives count – she is his hero and one 

of the greatest women of all time. 

Michael graduated in the bottom 25% of his 

class at Clara Barton High School for the Health 

Professions in Brooklyn. By his own admission, 

he “didn’t like high school,” yet, “as long as I can 

remember, I have always wanted to be a doctor.” 

While studying Chemistry at University of 

Pittsburgh, Michael met his lovely wife, the future 

Dr. Yolanda Moore Forbes. In 1986, he answered 

the Call of God on his life and was ordained an 

Evangelist. He has served in youth and men’s 

ministries for over 25 years. 

Dr. Michael Forbes graduated in the top of his 

class and was inducted into the Alpha Omega 

Alpha Medical Honor Society - an honor reserved 

for the nation’s top 10% medical students. His 

training and appointments have included the 

following: 

• Trained and appointed Chief Resident in 

Pediatrics at Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital at 

the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. 

• Post-doctoral Fellowship in Pediatric Critical 

Care Medicine under the mentorship of Dr. 

Patrick Kochanek, where he authored numerous 

original investigations and book chapters in 

Neurotrauma and Neuroimaging. 

• Director of Medical Student Education at the 

Allegheny General Hospital Campus of Drexel 

University College of Medicine in Pittsburgh for 

nearly a decade and in 2002 was awarded the 

Dean’s Special Award for Excellence in Clinical 

Teaching. 

• Director of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine 

and Pediatric Hospital Specialists division at 


Dr. Michael Forbes 

Allegheny General Hospital. 

• Member of the County’s Child Death Review 

Team, the American Respiratory Alliance 

and under the direction and tutelage of Drs 

Garth Ehrlich and Christopher Post where 

he conducted original investigations in the 

molecular weaponry of the common respiratory 

pathogen Hemophilus influenza funded by the 

NIH. 

• Current member of the American Academy of 

Pediatrics, The Society for Critical Care, and the 

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers 

Section on Engineering in Biology and Society 

- research interests include the mathematical 

modeling of clinical systems to optimize the 

use and deployment of potentially lifesaving 

technologies for children with lung injury and 

respiratory failure. 

• In 2006, recruited to Akron Children’s Hospital 

in Ohio to serve as Director of Critical Care 

Research and Outcomes Analysis and has since 

received several Pediatric and Emergency 

Medicine Resident Teaching Awards, the 

prestigious Golden Apple. 

• In January 2013, was recognized by the 

International Society for Critical Care Medicine 

as a Fellow of The American College of Critical 

Care Medicine - this honor is reserved for no 

more than 10% of its members. 

• Recently appointed to serve with a national 

panel of Pediatric Critical Care leaders charged 

with defining pediatric-specific quality metrics 

for National Quality Forum, an Advisory 

Group to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid 

Services. 

His ministry has continued to focus on unmet 

needs. In the past 7 years, his mission is raising 

awareness of the devastating impact mental 

and behavioral illnesses have on people of faith. 

He is convinced that from the beginning, God 

delights in making something out of nothing. 

Michael and Yolanda have 2 children, Michael 

Antonio, a Pre-Med senior at The Ohio State 

University majoring in Molecular Genetics, and 

Nia Imani, a Pre-Med Freshman at Case Western 

Reserve University majoring in Biomedical 

Engineering. 




Anwar Gladden 

Anwar Gladden was born and raised in 

Brooklyn, New York. From an early 

age, his mom noticed his competitiveness 

and love of sports and signed him up for 

Little League Baseball. He played baseball 

with the North Highway, the Bonnies and 

other Youth Service Organizations. 

He attended Midwood High School, where 

he played both baseball and basketball. He 

received a baseball scholarship to St. Francis 

College. 

After graduating from St. Francis College, 

he became a Physical Education teacher in 

Brownsville and started coaching the Tilden 

High School baseball team. Although he 

only played basketball for a short time in 

high school, basketball was his true passion. 

Shortly after leaving Tilden, he began 

coaching the South Shore Girls Basketball 

team. He now had his dream job. In 11 

seasons, he has taken South Shore to the 

City finals at Madison Square Garden three 

times. His success at South Shore is reflected 

in his being nominated New York City Girls 

Basketball “Coach of the Year” in 2009 and 

2011 and Brooklyn’s “Coach of the Year” for 

both of those seasons. 

His players have attended Division I 

schools such as the University of Hawaii, St 

Bonaventure and Virginia Commonwealth 

University. Others have gone on to junior 

colleges, Division II, and Division III colleges. 

During the summer months, Anwar 

volunteers with various girls basketball 

summer leagues. Additionally, he routinely 

takes his players and others to visit colleges. 

Many of the girls he coached have gone 

on to various colleges with full athletic 

scholarships. 

Anwar is married and the father of one 

child. 




Sonni Holland 

period of time. Sonni’s current role at the Charles 

Hayden Foundation consists of seeking out and 

evaluating new and exciting youth programs 

throughout New York City and Boston for which 

the Hayden Foundation can support. In his spare 

time Sonni coaches’ basketball clinics for young 

people ages 6-18 at a nationally recognized 

program call Hoops America and volunteers his 

time at various youth development organizations 

in NY and NJ. 

Sonni and his wife of 13-years have two 

daughters, Janeva 11 and Brooke 9. 

Sonni Holland of Sayreville, NJ, is a graduate 

of the George Washington University were he 

earned his B.A. degree in Political Science. While 

at GWU Sonni was a four-year starter for the 

men’s basketball team, which was coached by Mike 

Jarvis. During his senior year Sonni captained the 

first GWU team to reach the NCAA tournament 

in over 30 years, losing in the round of sixteen to 

the highly touted Fab-Five of Michigan University. 

After graduating from GWU Sonni played 

professional basketball throughout Europe and 

South America for approximately five years. Since 

retiring from basketball Sonni has dedicated his 

life to youth development, holding positions as 

Director of Operations for the Boys & Girls Clubs 

of Paterson, NJ, and currently as Senior Program 

Officer for The Charles Hayden Foundation in 

Manhattan, NY. 

While at the Boys & Girls Club, Sonni led a 

campaign that expanded the clubs membership 

from 2000 members to 5000 members in a 3-year 



Greg Jagenburg is 

the co-founder 

and vice president 

of Bridge Capital 

Solutions, overseeing 

compliance 

regulations, 

information 

g a t h e r i n g 

requirements and 

transaction testing. 

Previously, Jagenburg helped grow his 

family’s business, Fruit Crown Products 

Corp., from a regional New England food 

flavoring company, into a national staple. 

Jagenburg forged partnerships with national 

brands such as Hershey’s and Ben and Jerry’s 

to double Fruit Crown’s revenue in just two 

years. 

Jagenburg also has a distinct legacy of 

athletic excellence. Outside of professional 

work, you may remember Jagenburg when 

he was a Butterfly Specialist after the Mark 

Spitz glory days. A competitive swimmer at 

both Long Beach State and the University 

of Arizona, where he studied business, 

Jagenburg was both a collegiate and twotime 

world champion earning gold medals 

in the Pan American games in 1975 at Mexico 

City and the World games in 1975 at Cali 

Columbia, and a silver medal in the World 

games in Berlin in 1978. 

Jagenburg’s pride and joy is playing a role in 

things near and dear to his heart, our children, 

the less fortunate, and in strengthening 

education. He is a true difference maker in 

the lives of countless people; the homeless, 

the sick, the hungry, the heroes, and the 

challenged. This past year he volunteered 

for Long Island Special Olympics, Pitch for 

a Cure to strike out juvenile diabetes, and 

he sponsored America the Free Voices in the 


Greg Jagenburg 

Sand, a Walk of Films Production about the 

homeless in addition to his generous support 

of the most popular youth baseball team in 

America, Hanks Yanks. 

Jagenburg is also founder of a few 

incredible foundations; Music Power NY, 

a celebrity music company which suits 

causes here on Long Island such as Long 

Island Harvest, Suffolk Community College 

Hurricane Relief Fund, PRONTO, and with 

great pride, the Blue Ribbon Trey Whitfield 

School in Brooklyn. 

Jagenburg is also the Founder of Bridge 

Capital Foundation which works hard to 

support single family homes, renovations and 

financial assistance to returning veterans and 

their families who have found themselves in 

need of financial assistance upon returning 

from overseas to those who served in any 

branch of the United States Armed Forces who 

are no longer on active duty. The foundation 

has worked tirelessly to ensure our heroes’ 

sacrifices do not go unnoticed. 

Finally, Jagenburg has been a guest speaker 

many times at Suffolk County Community 

College Grant Campus as he coached students 

to be part of a Service Learning Team when 

he created Music Power NY which held a 

Hurricane Sandy Charity event in November. 




Ray Negron 

Ray Negron is a sport’s executive with over 

thirty years experience in baseball who has 

influenced three generations of baseball players. 

His first job came from a chance encounter with 

George Steinbrenner as a youth. Ray was caught 

by Steinbrenner scrawling a Yankee logo on a 

Yankee Stadium wall and instead of punishing 

the erstwhile graffiti artist, Steinbrenner hired 

him as the Yankee bat boy and propelled him 

into a “dream job”; sharing the dugout with the 

“Bronx Zoo Yankees” of the Seventies. Despite 

his young age, Ray was a positive influence in 

the fiery clubhouse that included manager Billy 

Martin, superstar Reggie Jackson, the legendary 

Thurman Munson, and more. 

A standout shortstop in Springfield Gardens 

High School, Ray was a second round draft pick 

for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1975. 

Ray worked with the Cleveland Indians and 

the Texas Rangers as a team counselor, working 

behind the scenes to help players handle any 

off-field challenges before they escalated into 

insurmountable problems. 

Ray currently works with the New York 

Yankees and once was a personal consultant 

to George Steinbrenner. In addition, he is also 

Director of Community Relations for Spalding, 


America’s oldest baseball company, where he 

has been instrumental in supporting baseball in 

underprivileged areas with equipment donations 

and volunteer efforts from some of baseball’s 

biggest stars. 

An avid writer with a love of children, Ray 

has written and published three children’s 

books. Ray’s first book, The Boy of Steel, was #2 

on the NY Times Bestseller List and is currently 

on display at the National Baseball Hall of 

Fame in Cooperstown, NY. The Boy of Steel was 

instrumental in helping numerous charities, 

little leagues and the Boys & Girls Club to raise 

funds for their programs. The proceeds from the 

book were distributed through the NY Yankees 

Foundation for cancer research and education. 

Ray’s second book, The Greatest Story Never 

Told: The Babe and Jackie has helped juvenile 

diabetes and the Dewayne Murcer Foundation 

for cancer research and education. 

Ray’s third and latest children’s book entitled 

One Last Time: Goodbye to Yankee Stadium was 

released by HarperCollins Publishers on March 

17, 2009. The foreword was written by Reggie 

Jackson and the book is a beautiful tribute to 

George Steinbrenner and the New York Yankees. 

A portion of the proceeds were used to help 

the Boys and Girls Clubs, the DeWayne Murcer 

Foundation for cancer research and to charities 

to help the homeless. One Last Time has already 

reached # 1 on Amazon’s Best Seller List. 

Ray has received numerous Humanitarian 

awards including one from the Bronx Chamber 

of Commerce and the National Conference 

of Puerto Rican Women. Ray has also been 

recognized for his work in the community by 

many organizations including Promesa and the 

North Shore Family & Child Guidance Center. 

Ray was inducted into the Ted Williams Hall 

of Fame Museum and the International Latino 

Sports Hall of Fame. Ray has received an award 

from the Department of Homeland Security for 

his achievements and accomplishments as an 

author and for being a positive role model in the 

community. 



Ciarán Sheehan 

Dublin born Ciarán 

Sheehan is an 

acclaimed actor, singer, 

voice healer whose 

performances have 

been said to warm 

the heart and touch 

the soul. Ciarán has 

many professional 

accomplishments to his 

credit, most notably 

playing the role of The 

Phantom in “The Phantom of The Opera” for 

over 1,000 performances on Broadway and in 

Toronto. But perhaps of more importance than 

his accomplishments is his sincere desire to use 

his incredible talents to inspire others to look 

within themselves to discover their own inner 

beauty. 

Ciarán’s current projects include his three 

shows - “Ciarán ~ An Evening with Friends,” 

“Awaken,” and “Broadway and Beyond,” 

as well as various special events. He is also 

delighted to be collaborating on original music 

for his next CD project as well as in the early 

stages of an autobiography book project. He 

studies voice with David Jones and acting with 

Terry Schreiber in New York City. 

Ciarán started out in a rock band with high 

school friends. During college he fronted a 

heavy metal band playing metal and rock clubs 

in the Northeast. At twenty he had a near death 

experience in a horrific car accident. During 

recuperation, with a new focus on life, he became 

interested in acting - eventually found himself 

studying with Meisner disciple Kathryn Gately 

in NYC. Later he had the great privilege of 

studying and working with Broadway director 

and The Actors Studio founder Bobby Lewis. 

For awhile, Ciarán focused solely on acting and 

set singing aside completely. 

After an introduction to The Irish Repertory 

Theatre in NYC Ciarán met legendary 

Broadway director Harold Prince during The 

Rep’s production of Hal’s award winning play 

“Grandchild of Kings.” Hal was a mentor to 

Ciarán, guiding him to voice teachers - the 

goal was Broadway. Six months after meeting 

Hal, Ciarán made his Broadway debut in 

“Les Miserables” (Babet, Marius), and shortly 

thereafter Prince cast Ciarán as Raoul in “The 

Phantom of the Opera.” After a year of playing 

Raoul on Broadway, Ciarán then starred in the 

coveted role of The Phantom. 

Other NY stage performances include 

numerous appearances with The Irish 

Repertory Theatre Company; Shaughnessy 

in “The Hostage”, Ciarán in “The Irish…and 

how they got that way…” by Frank McCourt, 

Sir Dinadan in “Camelot” (with Jeremy Irons), 

and Woody in “Finian’s Rainbow.” Television 

appearances include Law and Order, One Life 

To Live, Another World, Late Night with David 

Letterman, and numerous appearances on 

PBS Stations nationally. He also has produced 

successful productions and performed as a solo 

artist at well known venues here and abroad. 

As a voice healer Ciarán taught with his 

friend, world renowned spiritual medium 

James Van Praagh at the Omega Institute for 

Holistic Studies. In his new program “Awaken” 

Ciarán uses the power of music, meditation, and 

his own life story to help transform the lives of 

all who hear him, particularly abuse survivors 

like himself. Ciarán is thrilled to be adding this 

spiritual, healing genre to his repertoire and 

feels privileged to use his talents to impact the 

lives of others in a healing way. 




Lenny Wilkens 

”Show people how to succeed and they will push 

their own expectations to new heights.” 

- Lenny Wilkens 

Lenny Wilkens, a native of Brooklyn, NY is 

a basketball legend known throughout the 

world. He enjoyed a 15-year playing career 

in the NBA, playing for the St. Louis Hawks, 

Seattle SuperSonics, Cleveland Cavaliers 

and the Portland Trail Blazers. He ranks 

among the all-time leaders in assists (7,210), 

free throws and games played (1,077 regular 

season games and averaged 16.5 points), and 

was named Most Valuable Player in the 1971 

All-Star Game. He was named to the NBA All 

Star Team nine times. 

A Hall of Fame Player and Coach, Wilkens 

currently ranks second in all-time wins as 

an NBA Coach and first in all-time games 

coached. Among his many accomplishments 

over his career, Wilkens coached the Seattle 

Supersonics to their only NBA title in 1979. 

Wilkens was also the only NBA legend listed 

among both the all-time top-50 NBA players 

and the top-10 NBA Coaches during the 

“NBA at 50” celebration. 

As a Head Coach, Wilkens went on to lead five 

different NBA teams to the playoffs. Utilizing 

a team-oriented philosophy, Wilkens had 

the unique talent of crafting championship 

contending clubs out of competent but 

unspectacular units. In 1994, he was named 

the NBA Coach of the Year with the Atlanta 

Hawks. Additionally, Wilkens made his 

country proud as the Head Coach of USA 

Basketball’s Gold Medal winning Dream 

Team II at the 1996 Summer Olympics, as well 

as playing a key role as an Assistant Coach on 

the fabled 1992 Gold Medal winning Dream 

Team 1. 

Coach Wilkens also served as the President 

of the NBA Coaches Association for a record 

17 years. Under his leadership, the only 

coaches union in professional sports 

made great strides for all NBA Head and 

Assistant Coaches. 

He is the only person inducted to the 

Basketball Hall of Fame on three separate 

occasions as a player (1989), coach (1998), and 

as a member of the 1992 Dream Team (2010). 

Coach Wilkens has mentored coaches on a 

global basis, including successful consulting 

assignments for the South Korean National 

Team in the 2010 Asian Games. He also coproduced 

the popular Wilkens Basketball 

Legacy Series -1- an instructional basketball 

DVD focusing on skill development for 

young players and coaches. 

Beyond his many successes on the court, 

Lenny has received Honorary Doctorate 

degrees from Providence College, St. Francis 

College, and Seattle University. He served 

as vice chairman of the Seattle SuperSonics 

ownership group in 2007. 

With his commitment to community, Lenny 

founded the Lenny Wilkens Foundation, 

which supports children’s healthcare and 

education. 



Past Honorees 

1993 

ADULT HONOREES 

Charles Oakley 

Horace Balmer 

Patricia Lee 

Joseph Decandia, Jr. 

Dr. Joyce Ferris 

Harlow Fullwood, Jr. 

Ben Glascoe 

Rich Malcolm 

John D. McLendon 

Earl “The Pearl” Monroe 

Johnny Newman 

Honarable Edolphus 

Towns 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Michael Clark 

Shayla Coleman 

Ronald Cook 

Adam D’Niesandra 

Qulana Lambson 

Tony Manza 

Todd McCormick 

Justino Rivera 

David Rubino 

1994 


Kenny Anderson 

O.J Anderson 

Nate “Tiny” Archibald 

Scott J. Baron 

Thomas D. Hemans 

Rose Jackman 

Junius Kellogg 

Brian D. Lapin 

Dawnn Lewis 

Jethro Pugh 

Christopher Ramirez 

Cal Ramsey 

Tom “Satch” Sanders 

Brian Shaw 

David Smith 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Deeon Brown 

Jarred Cowart 

Shondell Dupree 

Derrick Gordon 

Maurice Harper 

Hoion Holmes 

Renita Hutchinson 

Lisa K. Kerry 

Justin McCummings 

Shonda M. Thomas 

Micheal Shah 

Jennifer Sovia 

Lynair Writght 

Jasmine Yearwood 

1995 


Harold Adams 

Roosevelt Brown 

Joseph DeCandia, Sr. 

Dr. Beverly Hall 

Oscar Johnson 


Deloris Jordan 

Dr. Janie Katz 

Steve Mills 

John Parola 

Carolyn E. Silas 

Ursula Smith 

Peter Westbrook 

Terrie Williams 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Will Bartholomew 

Mark Beban 

Derek Forrest 

Marlon Francis 

Daniel Gilroy 

Hasani Jabari Macey 

Devonnee Jackson 

Doan Ly 

Iyeesha McConnyhead 

Ron McCormick 

Joseph Medlin 

Anna Pace 

Erin Ray 

Karisma Rencher 

Tishanna Stanfield 

Carmen Thomas 

Sarah Washington 

Kanika White 

Anne Williams 

Josh Woodfork 

1996 


Annette J. Barnett 

Walter Beach, III 

Grace Blake 

Susan Buchholtz 

Clifton Davis 

Mel Davis 

Mike Davis 

Stewart M. Dunlop 

John J. Ferrandino 

Clarence Gaines 

Adrianne Sealy- 

Hardesty 

Robert D. Kennedy 

Ben E. King 

Dr. Joseph D. Lawson 

Rafael Orozco 

Lynne Palmer 

Hezekiah Walker 

Herb Williams 

Honorable Priscilla A. 

Wooten 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Monique Caldwell 

James J. Carvino 

Marcus Harris 

Rashida LaLande 

John Mautz 

Corine Mealing 

Robert Coughlan- 

Peterson 

Ronald S. Ramo 

Brandon Vaughn Ray 

Keith Juliam Richards 

Damon L. Shelley 

Lauren Sung Jin Chung 

Nicolo Tarantini 

Chanel Danelle Tisdel 

Aisha Vinegar 

Jessica Renee Wagner 

Lionel White 

Dana Michelle Williams 

Tiffany Dee Anna Wright 

Joel Ray Youngblood 

1997 


Rudolph F. Crew 

Luther R. Gatling 

Marvin G. Haye 

Emily “Cissy” Houston 

Sherry Humbart 

Chuck Jackson 

Mark “Action” Jackson 

Herrnan Johnson 

Reginald A. Nero 

Richard Roundtree 

Wayne Sanborn 

Alton R. Waldon Jr. 

Lillian Coggins-Watson 

Jo White 

Glenn Frank Woo 



Past Honorees 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Catherine Borja 

Carla Cheesman 

Courtney Nicole 

Covington 

Sekuleo Gathers 

Na’imah Wajeedah Green 

Roy Vaughn Haskins 

Bruce R. Hawkins 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Courtney Alexander 

Bevlin Campbell 

Natasha Chisolm 

Sarah Flaherty 

Charles Glover 

Jonathan Jacobi 

Kevin Joseph 

LeAnne Kerry 

Rachel E. Carter 

Kari Gibbs 

Denise Lee 

Elizabeth B. Maynard 

Amalia Richardson 

Joseph Raczka 

Jerika A. Robinson 

Colin Vuong 

James Walker 

2001 


Paul J. Adams III 

Lenora Jarvis-Mackey 

Curtis Symonds 

Althea D. Bailey 

Jeff Krinsky 

Cecil K. Watkins 

Rolondo Blackman 

Kathy Lowery 

Dawn D. Hunt 

Alea Jordan 

Michael Kulak 

Danielle Lawson 

2000 


Ava Hazel Bradshaw 

Stephon X. Marbury 

Khadeen Indrea Joseph 

Daniel Noyes 

Carrie R. Ahlborn 

Roberto Clemente, Jr. 

Ryan Kaiserman 

Melody Pescinski 

Douglas X. Alexander 

Emily Jackson 

Marissa Mitchner 

Shatema Reedy 

Edward S. Bishop 

Zelda Spoelstra 

Jacqueline A. Pottle 

Nicole Monique Quick 

Curtis U. Reyes 

Jade Rivera 

Jimeeda S. Shedrick 

Peter Waitkun 

Abigail Warner 

Ciara Cusseaux-Rhodes 

1999 

ADULT 

HONOREES 

Gary J. Beban 

Charlotte Marie Brandon 

Antonio Davis 

Dassie M. Coleman 

Maurice DuBois 

Floyd G. Layne 

Margaret McConnyhead 

Debbie Medina 

Drew Pearson 

Jalen Rose 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Ashley Ahlborn 

Gerald Yakeen Argo 

Ricardo Patrick Browne 

Celeste Butts 

Brent Ford 

1998 

ADULT 

HONOREES 

Ray Allen 

Jeff Beedy 

Bobby Dandridge 

James Denmark 

Samuel Dunston, Sr. 

Chris Gatling 

Ray Haskins 

Calvin Hill 

Steve Lapin 

Rory Sparrow 

Leah Wilcox 

Doug Williams 

Albert Wiltshire 

James A. Ebron 

Topher Grace 

Lucille O’Neal Harrison 

Marie Jackson 

Sam Krinsky 

Mary Mason 

Chris Mullin 

Curly Neal 

Timothy Radley 

Wilma Ann Sealy 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Jonathan Telford- 

Campbell 

Jenelle Davis 

Daneira S. Fuller 

Omar B. Bobb-Semple 

Cherisse L. Bush 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Adrian Ashley 

Tawana V. Barber 

Adam J. Belanger 

Terry M. Brown 

Vanessa O. Delgado 

Richada C. Grant 

Jasmine P. Hamlor 

Wesley Harris 

Candelita Hinson 

Kawan P. Jackson 

Janiya Johnson 

Carrie Kam 

Alisha Marcano 

Norman J. McCullough 

Allison Poom 

Jamael Thompson 

Jaleith Zakiya Gary 

Danah Alexandria Gordon 

Tristan Joseph 

Kevin Lee 

Harrison Li 

Yajaida J. Merced 

Ashley Mudge 

Crystal M. Soto 

Tanisha L. Ward 

Sheena Monique 

Washington 

Jason Martin-Williams 

2002 


Mike Bantom 

Jim Brown 

Dr. Roscoe Brown 

Jeff Burns, Jr. 



Past Honorees 

Omar Epps 

Michael Schreiber 

Cody Chung 

Kendra Windsor 

Seymour Fliegel 

Dr. Leroy Walker 

Torin Hjelmstad 

William Wong 

Michael Jarvis 

Wyclef Jean 

Rita McCormick 

Alonzo Mourning 

E. Suzanne O’Reilly 

Shirley Richardson 

Nellie Richardson 

Gardere 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Kenya Alleyne 

Corrinne Sophia Bailey 

Shawn Geoffrey Bergeron 

Ariel Brigge Thomas 

Sherika Brooks 

Leslie Dorthea Brown 

Hue Ming Chan 

Ann-Marie Renee 

Cornwall 

Devale Edward Ellis 

Andrew Guild 

Dahlia Maria Marcano 

Christine Odila Perez 

Stefan Phillip 

Jenny Trinh 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Nikkia Allen 

Christopher Betti 

Lauren A. Brooks 

Ashley M. Farrell 

Rossi Ferraiolo 

Brian Giroux 

Shu Min Liang 

Maya Monroe 

Brian Norville 

Steven Rice 

Armand Seth Santiago 

Joshua Stephens 

Hanif Sumner 

Khalid Sumner 

James Vinci 

Andrew Zhao 

2004 


Paul J. Acinapura, Esq. 

Ashley Cobb 

Hollis Copeland 

Terry Davis 

Everette K. Hopkins 

Pakita Lee 

Brianna Monconduit 

Tiana Palmer 

Latara Ragin 

Edward Risener 

Jayda Shanks 

Ashley Mercedes Sumpter 

Jasmine Danielle 

Valazquez 

David Yao 

2005 


Herman Bagley 

Audrey Carrington- 

Beveny 

Reischea Canidate 

Roger L. Crawford 

Maria G. Gotsch 

Beth M. Hayes 

Derek Wayne McNeil 

Cheryl Miller 

Adelaide L. Sanford 

Kevin Alvin Willis 

See Lam Yeung 

2006 


Elder Wade Charles 

Bowick 

Bishop Deryl Bowicck 

Raymond R. Blixt FSC 

Jeannete M. DiBella 

Shelia Evans-Tranumn 

Frederic Gatto 

Fredric J. Hugue 

David Lerner 

Earl Lloyd 

Lisa Salters 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Connor Joan Ahlborn 

Candace Baldwin 

Kelly Alesia Brewington 

Charnelle Campbell 

Adrian Jarnel Davis, II 

Tyrone Davis 

Pierre Guobadia 

Daniel Li 

2003 


Julie Dent 

Len Elmore 

Marilyn Gelber 

Cindy Hsu 

John Issacs 

Shirley Joshua 

Dick Lynch 

George Martin 

Bruce McBarnette 

Calvin Murphy 

Jeffery F. Reisener 

Al Schreiber 

Nancy Druckman 

Peewee Kirkland 

Michele Medaglia 

Lenny Moore 

Daniel Mudge 

Johnny Sample 

Phyllis White Thorne 

Joseph Wilkinson 

LaTrisha Anita Wilson 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Alicia Banks 

Tyler Benedict 

Shaniqua Chapman 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Erica Blunt 

Nikeiva Crawford 

Tauren Malena Deas 

Colleen Alisha Hinkson 

Davon Sharieff Johnson 

Tracey Jordan 

Stephen Blair Koontz 

Kodi Parker 

Jasmine Ranjitisingh 

SaNovia Mone’t Robinson 

Shauntae M. Smith 

Kiara Shantell Towns 

Kevin Aubin Marks 

Naomi Pan 

Danielle Segoiva-Burke 

James George Simoneau 

Jonathan Ward 

2007 


David Aldridge 

Lonnie Allgood 

Emily C. Eng 

Thomas E. Hogan 

Ellen Joseph 

Joseph Joseph 



Past Honorees 

Claudie J. Mackey, Ed.D. 

Lloyd Robinson 

Nevil Shed 

John Starks 

Chris Webber 

Rayfield Wright 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Shannon Brathwaite 

Jasmine Coleman 

Gregory DrPrisco 

Imani Gary 

Kristopher Kam 

Jaime Lau 

James Edward Pascascio 

Jeanine Stanislaus 

Cuthbert Thomas 

Alanna Milca Vaughns 

Jamal Wallace 

Whitney White 

2008 


Richard Caster 

Michael Druckman 


Leonie Logan 

Peg Radley 

Willis Reed, Jr. 

Lionel Shropshire 

Dr. Lamuel Stanislaus 

Jolen Melissa Lum 

Melanie Chardé Norman 

T.J. Palmer, Jr. 

Kristen Lauren Willis 

2009 


Gwendolyn J. Bampfield 

Karen Boykin-Towns 

Harry Carson 

Hank Carter 

Benny O. Hodges 

Grace Y. Ingleton 

Sam “Mr. Clutch” Jones 

Jackie Joyner-Kersee 

Maureen Simoneau 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Jennifer Maureen Bisgaier 

Jemila Grant 

Nadjee Dion Harrigan 

Alejandro Hernandez- 

Torres 

Nathaniel Spenser Horgan 

Amanda Jeh 

Steven W. Katz 

Clebreya Azaliah Parris 

Jorge Alberto Portillo 

Christopher Spooner 

Angel Tejada, Jr. 

Calvin Tsang 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Tandia Elijio 

Tiffany Goodwin 

Lauren Hom 

Blair-Michael Jones 

Joshua Kessler 

Vince Lei 

Elijah Mayo 

Christopher Wade Riley 

Symphany Rochford 

Travis Stanislaus 

Teneil Wells 

Jessie Zhan 

2011 


Cory Booker 

Ava Faustin 

Anna Maria Horsford 

Veronica Jordan 

Wayne Mackie 

Sheryl Lee Ralph 

Leonard E. “Truck” 

Robinson 

Darryl Strawberry 

Marilyn Waller 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Keshia Blair 

Najee Francis 

Dana Andre Griffin, Jr. 

Michelle Zhang 

2012 


Christopher Dent 

Priscilla Frey-Incorvaia 

Robert “Harry” Harrison 

Geoffrey Huston 

Michael Keller 

Gregory Jackson, Sr. 

Gail Marquis 

Robert L. “Bobby” Vaughan 

Deborah Williams 

Perry Williams 

Patricia Miller Zollar 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

Melanie Boothe 

Carllene Yvonne Brooks 

Robert Dyles Brown III 

Kyle R.P. Evans 

Daniel O. Guobadia 

Gabriel Ho 

Nyasha Waller 

Nailah Williams 

Katrina Wong 

ACADEMIC 

HONOREES 

William Abrams 

Aaron Andrews 

Jeffrey Eugene Carter 

Mason Thomas Choice 

Reneé Natasha Daniel 

Alexandria Farrell 

Nicholas Kui 

2010 


Richard “Rick” Barry 

Darryl Dawkins 

Charles j. Hynes 

Darla Romfo 

Carra Wallace 

Rasheed Wallace 

Tymira Holman 

Taylor Mack 

Alexandria Alicé 

Mahorn 

Devin Marqúis McKenzie 

Taylor Mitchell 

Akilah Moñet Portee 

Brittany Williams 

Hillary Yao 



PASSION 

CHANGES 

THE WORLD 

The NBA Family congratulates our friend 

Lenny Wilkens and is proud to support the 

work of the Trey Whitfield Foundation. 

@nbacares 

NBACares.com 



Past Events 

TWF Host Pam Oliver 

& Clifton Davis 

Jill, Leah, Kayla with A.B. & Janie 

Jasmine (The voice of god) 

& Vernell 

A.B., Founder and Janie, Co-Founder 

A.B. & Alvin 

Antonio & Yuielle Williams and 

Phyllis White-Thorne & husband 

Honoree Pat Zollar & Family 



Past Events 

Former Honorees Mr. Joseph Joseph, Mrs. Ellen Joseph 

& Friend 

Mrs. Shah & Friends 

Hall of Fame NBA star Earl Monroe, 

Mr & Mrs Mel Davis & A.B. 

Janie, Honoree Christopher Dent, 

Pam Oliver & Alvin 

Debbie, A.B., Gloria, Janie, Bessie & Vernell 




Past Events 

Honoree Bobby Vaughn 

Honoree Gail Marquis 

Honoree Perry Williams & Nellie 

Brandi with Honoree Kyle Evans 

Honoree Daniel and Chanel 

Honoree Michael Keller 

Mrs. Carmen Jackson, accepting the award for her late 

husband Gregory Jackson, flanked by Nellie and Pam 



Past Events 

Honoree Geoff Huston 

Jill, Honoree Harry Harrison, Janie & Pam 

Honoree Perry Williams 

Nate, A.B., Kyle, and mom, with Michael 

Honoree Michelle Williams singing for us 

Honoree Pat Zollar 



Past Events 

Jeff , Janie, and Jill 

A. B., actor Delroy Lindo and Adam Gardner 

A.B. with Honorees Coach Vaughn, Deborah Williams 

and Perry Williams 

Peter and Chris Meloro 

Janie with the Wright Family 

Dr Shah, Debbie and A.B 



Past Events 

Freddie, Percy, Barbara, Coach Vaughn, Mackey, 

Clifton and Apple 

A.B.,Vernell, Janiya, Janie and Deborah 

Barbara, Geoff Huston and Clifton 

A.B with Trey’s dear friend Steve and girl friend 

A.B., Pam, Deborah Williams, Clifton and Al 

Janie ,Al, Pam Oliver, A.B.’s agent 

Jerry Zimmerman and wife 



Past Events 

Katie, Harry, A.B., Marilyn, Marilyn, Janie and Lillian 

Ben, Gail and Pam 

A.B. with Marvelous staff of El Caribe 

Pam & Clifton 

Lauren, Pierre and Pam congratulate 

honoree Katrina Wong 

The Transfiguration Family 



Past Events 

William, Jasmine, Janie, Janiya & Michael 

The Lapin Foundation Group 

Janie & Eddie 

The Stanislaus family: Lam, Jeanine, Janie, 

Mr. & Mrs. Stanislaus Sr. 

Greg, A.B., Bruce Eagel and Dave Peterson 



Trey Whitfield Students 

Velvet Chestnut - Summer Intern - Senior 2014, 

Alexia Forde & Brandon Watrford - Leaders In Training Summer Camp Attendees 

Arianna, Colby Christina,Trinity (girls), Arlington, Coby & Matthew 

The Partnership between 

Trey Whitfield School and Eagle Hill School, 

congratulate the 


on its 21 st Anniversary 



am Jones - Former 

Boston Celtic 

Trey Whitfield Foundation Golf Tournament 


Celebrity Golf Classic 2010 

Middle - Perry Williams 

------------------- 

/ Former 

NY Giant 

O.J. Anderson 3rd from right 

MVP, Super Bowl XXV, New York Giants 

2nd from right - NY Giants Karl Nelson 

Far Right Stephen Baker / Former 

NY Giant 

3rd from left - Jeffrey White 

/ Former Kansas City Chief 

Sam Jones - Former 

Boston Celtic 

Middle - Perry 

NY 

r 

Stu Dunlop & Family with Former NY Giant Karl 

Nelson (5th from left) 

Meesh, Wayne,Al, Koontz, A.B. 

& Coach Vaughn (kneeling) 

NFL All Pro Sterling Sharpe (left) with 

Golf Pro Bruce Eagle (2nd from left) 

Middle - NFL Hall of Famer Rick Barry 

Clyde Drexel - Former 

Houston Rocket 

Stu Dunlop & Family with Form 

Nelson (5th from 

el - Former 

t 

Middle - Actor & Grammy Award Winner 

Clifton Davis 

Middle - Actor and Grammy Award 

Winner Clifton Davis 

NFL Great Ed “Too Tall” Jones (center) and 

Don Cronson, (2nd from left) 

ards Banquet 

Left - Former NY Jet Rich Caster 

NFL Hall of Fame star Jim Brown & host A.B. 

Left Former NY Jet Rich Caster 2nd from left - Clyde Drexel - Former 

Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 42 Twenty-First Anniversary Banquet 

Houston Rocket 

Middle - Actor and 

Winner Clifto


All-Star Darryl Strawberry (center), Jeff White 

former K.C. Chiefs Star and A.B. with golf pros 

Pam Oliver-FoxSports, Rashida McNeil, Janie 

Whitney, AB, Gloria Glascoe, Debbie Johnson 

Perry Williams of the Giants 

Willie Crenshaw, NFL-St. Louis Cardinals 

(far right) 

Wayne Mackie-NFL, Sam Jones-NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Darryl Strawberry, Former N.Y. Yankee & 

N.Y. Mets (2nd from right) 

Jim Brown, Hall of Fame, NFL Great 

(2nd from right) 


Claude Mackey, Former Cowboy (left) and Sam Jones, 

Hall of Fame, Boston Celtics (2nd from right) 



NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry 

A.B. with Phil Kelly, Sr. 

The Stew Dunlop Group with 

Carl Nelson (third from right) 

Earl the “Pearl” with Phil Kelly, Sr. 

Hall of Famer Clyde Drexler 

Super Bowl MVP O.J. Anderson (left) 

Former Seattle Super Sonic 

Gus Williams (middle) 


Pam Oliver, second from left with O.J. Anderson and 

Trey Whitfield Foundation volunteers 



Page 15 

Front: Bruce Calvert, OJ Anderson, Jim Brown, AB Whitfield, Sterling Sharpe, Gus Williams, Claude Mackey, Curtis McGriff, 

Mel Davis, Derek McNeil, Willis Crenshaw; 

Back: Alvin Whitney, PJ McDonald, Perry Williams, Too Tall Jones, Sam Jones, Jim Burt, Rich Caster, Tony LoBianco, 

Karl Nelson, Jackie Martling, Walter Beach 

ey Whitfield Foundation 

lebrity Golf Classic 2009 

---------------- 

A.B. , former NY Jet Rich Caster (center), P.J. 

and Derek 

Jethro, A.B., Sam Jones & Darryl Bruce Calvert (left), and Jerry Cooney, 

Former Heavyweight Boxer (right) 


Twenty-First Anniversary Banquet 

vin Jethro, AB, Sam Jones and Pros, Kendall, Clifton and NJ Jet Rich Caster

The Trey Whitfield Foundation Honoree Timeline 

The Early Years..... The Trey Whitfield Foundation’s inaugural awards banquet 

on July 9, 1993, the ultimate goal was to support children and education. 

Just as important is our goal to recognize and honor academic and adult 

achievers. The objective is simple - demonstrate by example how anyone 

can realize one’s dreams with hard work and dedication as exemplifed by 

these Adult Honorees shown in this retrospective of our past 20 years. There 

are many more Honorees that we cannot fit into these few pages and the 

contributions of every Honoree to the greater good have been and continue 

to be significant - helping us at the Foundation further galvanize our goals 

year after year and to continue to explore new avenues and provide greater 

outreach to the community. 

Clifton Davis 

Actor, Songwriter, 

Grammy Award Winner 

Chuck Jackson 

Singer 

Our first Honoree! 

Earl “The Pearl” Monroe 

New York Knicks, 

Hall of Fame 

O.J. Anderson 


MVP of Super Bowl XXV 

Roosevelt Brown 



Ben E. King 

Singer, “Stand By Me” 

Rock and Roll 

Hall of Fame 

Richard Roundtree 

Actor 

The late 

Harlow Fullwood, Jr., 

NFL, Philanthropist 

Nate “Tiny” Archibald 

Boston Celtics 


Peter Westbrook 

American Sabre Fencing Champion, 

Olympic Medalist 

Jo Jo White 

NBA 

Benjamin Glascoe 

Former Director of Public 

Affairs, Con Edison 

Jethro Pugh 

Dallas Cowboys 

All Pro 

Steve Mills 

NBA Executive 

Brought first All Star game to New York 

Mel Davis 


Alton R Waldon, Jr. 

Judge, New York State 

Court Claims 

Charles Oakley 


Tom Sanders 




Walter Beach 

Cleveland Browns 

Emily “Cissy” Houston 

Singer 

Whitney Houston’s mother 




Doug Williams 

NFL 

Antonio Davis 

NBA 

Floyd G. Layne 

Basketball Coach 

Hall of Fame 

Zelda Spoelstra 

NBA 

Jim Brown 

NFL 

Hall of Fame 

Calvin Hill 

NFL 

Gary Beban 

Heisman Trophy Winner 

Drew Pearson 

Dallas Cowboys 

The late Cecil K. Watkins 

President and CEO of the 

National Pro-Am City 

Leagues Association, 

Incorporated 

Dr. Roscoe Brown 

Tuskeegee Airman 

Ray Allen 

NBA 

Lucille O’Neal Harrison 

Author 

Shaquille O’Neal’s mother 

Alonzo Mourning 

NBA 

Bobby Dandridge 

NBA 

Chris Mullin 

NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Jalen Rose 

NBA 

Rolando Blackman 

NBA 

Omar Epps 

Actor 

Steve Lapin 

CEO, Geneve 

Sam Krinsky 

CEO 

S&J Vending 

Maurice DuBois 

CBS News 

Paul J. Adams, III 

Educator 

Wyclef Jean 

Musician, Record Producer, 

Politician 




The late Dr. LeRoy Walker 

first African-American 

Coach, US Olympic track 

team, President, USOC 

Lenny Moore 

NFL 

Hall of Fame 

Kevin Willis 

NBA 

Earl Lloyd 

First African- 

American to play in the 

NBA 

David Aldridge 

Reporter, 

Turner TV Networks 

George Martin 


Phyllis White Thorne 

Con Edison Executive 

Cheryl Miller 

Sideline Reporter, NBA 

Lisa Salters 

ESPN, ABC 

John Starks 

NBA 

Calvin Murphy 

NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Hollis Copeland 

NBA 

Reischea Canidate 

Reporter, ESPN 

David Lerner 

CEO 

David Lerner Associates 

Chris Webber 

NBA 

The late Dick Lynch 


Cindy Hsu 

CBS News 

Nancy Druckman 

Senior Vice President, 

Sotheby’s New York 

The Honorable 

Dr. Adelaide L. Sanford, 

Vice Chancellor Emerita 

NYS Board of Regents 

Frederic Gatto 

Sovereign Bank 

Rayfield Wright 

NFL 




Richard Caster, 

New York Jets 

Harry Carson 

NFL 

Hall of Fame 

Rick Barry 

NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Darryl Strawberry 

Major League Baseball 

Mets Hall of Fame 

Geoffrey Huston 

NBA 


NFL 

Sam Jones 

NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Darryl Dawkins 

NBA 

Cory Booker 

Mayor, 

Newark, NJ 

Robert “Bobby” Vaughan 

Hall Of Fame 

Basketball Coach 

Anna Marie Horsford 

Actress 

Gail Marquis 

USA Olympian 

Willis Reed, Jr. 

NBA 

Hall of Fame 

Jackie Joyner-Kersee 

Olympic Medalist 

Greatest Female Athlete of 

the 20th century 

Rasheed Wallace 

NBA 

Sheryl Lee Ralph 

Actress 

Perry Williams 

NFL 

Lionel Shropshire 

Record Producer 

Karen Boykin-Towns 

Chief Diversity Officer, 

Pfizer 

Darlo Romfo 

President & COO, 

Children’s Scholarship 

Fund 

Wayne Mackie 

Head Linesman, NFL 

Michelle Williams 

Singer, Actress 



Congratulations to the Trey Whitfield Foundation on 21 successful years. 

We thank you for all that you do. 

Best wishes, 

Darryl & Michael Strawberry 



David Lerner Associates 

congratulates the 

e Trey Whitfield Foundation 

on their 20th 21st anniversary. 

www.davidlerner.com 




Congratulations on all your 

accomplishments! 

Continue to shoot for the stars! 

Mr. and Mrs. Blair 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw 

Mrs.Majorie Garraway 

Mrs. Donna White and Family 

Ms. Lachika Reed 

Mr. Ray Capers 

Mr. Jonathan Miller 

Mrs. Denise Dummett-Chan 

Mr. Jonathan Schwaner 

Mr. Steven Hecht 

Mr. Lyndon Providence 

Mr. Ruby Cabrera 

Ms. Nickey King 

Mr. George Davidson 

Mr. Billy Randolphe 

Mr. Neil Wynter 

Mrs. Pamela Granger 

Mr. Merrill Morre 

Ms. Sharon Barnwell 

Mr. Earvin Wynter 





Congratulations to all the 

2013 


Honorees 

From, Chris, William and Anthony 



CONGRATULATIONS 

to the 

2013 TWF Students and Honorees 

 

From Pat, Diana, Al & Keisha Zollar 

Patricia Miller Zollar, 2012 TWF Honoree 

 




from 

former Honoree 

Joshua Kessler 

and the 

Five Boro Family 




To the Trey Whitfield Foundation on This 

Auspicious Occasion of Its 21st Annual Awards Dinner 

And Hearty Congratulations to the Well Deserved Honorees 

Eugene D. Stanislaus, DDS 

E. Lisa Reid, DMD, PLLC 

Brooklyn Heights Dental, PC 

Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry 

189 Montague Street, Suite 800B 

Brooklyn, NY 11201 

718.857.6639 

www.BrooklynHeightsDental.com 

estanislausdds@msn.com 




Caleb A. Green 

on your achievements! 

“For the LORD giveth wisdom; out of his mouth 

cometh knowledge and understanding.” 

Proverbs 2:6 

From 



Congratulations on 21 sweet 

years, and we salute all the 


Student 2013 Honorees 

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TO MY GOOD FRIENDS 

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AND THE ENTIRE 

TREY WHITFIELD FOUNDATION BOARD 

CONTINUED SUCCESS FOR 

MANY YEARS TO COME !!!!!! 

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Caleb Anthony Green 

We are so proud of you! 

Continue to trust in the Lord -- 

“In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” 

Proverbs 3:6 

From, 

Your loving parents and brothers 




All-Scholastic 

To all 2013 

Soccer 

Honorees 

Team in1946. 

from 

Past Honorees 

Sam Krinsky 

Jeff Krinsky 

Edward Risiner 

and 

The Krinsky Family 

Sam Krinsky was born on Jerome Street in East New York. He 

attended Thomas Jefferson High School where he was on the 

Sam was a noted community activist, a Trey Whitfield 

Honoree in 1998 and the CEO of S&J Vending. 

The Philanthropist supported groups like the Superior Officers 

Association of Nassau County, The Police Athletic League, 

Brookdale Hospital, Trey Whitfield Basketball Tournament, 

The Ronald McDonald House and The North Brooklyn YMCA. 





Congratulations to Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 

on your 21 st Annual Awards Banquet 






Sonni Holland 

From 

The Charles Hayden Foundation 

Ken Merin , A.B. Whitfield, 

Janie Whitney, Jill Forbes 

& 

The Trey Whitfield School Family 



Best wishes & Congratulations 

on 

21 great years to the 




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Congratulations to all 

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Congratulatations 

to all of the 


2013 Honorees 



Joe, you are forever 

making us proud. Your joy for life, 

adventure, family, and friends is 

unending, and watching you navigate 

life is just pure fun. 

We love you, 

Mom, Dad, John, and Tom 



Congratulations, Michael Albert 

Continue to strive for excellence. 

We are very proud of you. 

Love Always, 

Mom & Dad 

Grandma Claudette 

Aunt Felicity 

Uncle John 

Aunt Jocelyn 

Aunt Janice 

Allan 

Uncle Aubrey 

Uncle Howard 

Aunt Alexis 

Brian 

Curtis 

Uncle Robert 

Uncle Francis 




Dr. Michael L. Forbes 

May the good Lord continue to bless all of your 

endeavors and keep you in good health. 

We love you very much! 

The Forbes Family & Friends 



From 2012 Honoree Harry Harrison 

To All The Fabulous 



Honorees 

Continue to strive for 

excellence and always keep the faith 




Keyanna we are so 

proud of you keep up 

the good work. 

Life has so much in 

store for you. 

Love 

Mommy, 

Aunt Audrey, 

Grandpa, Kaybee, 

Cliff and the family. 





on 21 years of achievements and 

success. We also congratulate 

all of the 2013 Honorees. 

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Missing You Mary 

Barbara Lee 

Margarite Brooks 

Tom McGregor 

Janie Golson 

Janie Whitney 

Bill Clinton 

Peggy Tritt 

Diane McCoy 

Debbie Young 

Gloria Faye Johnson 

Audrey Harrigan 

Liza Butler 

Lizette Harris 

Cheryl Collins 

Brown Memorial Church Family 



In honor of 

Jay and Sara 

Ribokove 

Congrats to the 


for its great work 

Drs. Greg &Risa Ribokove 



Keyanna, 

Keep up the good work you have a bright 

future ahead of you. 

Love, 

Your P.S. 158 K - The Warwick School Family 



Sara Ribokove & Jay Ribokove 

Our lives changed for the better 

on the day you were born. You 

have made us proud every day 

since then. 

Congratulations to the 

Trey Whitfield Foundation. 

With love to our honorees. 

Beverly & Kevin Ribokove 



Congrats to the 


for its dedication and great work 

through the years. 

-The Stanislaus Family 



2870 Linden Boulevard 


Tel: (718) 235-6343 

Fax: (718) 235-8470 

LindenwoodDiner.com 



Congratulations Erinique...we are so proud of you! 

You are a testimony that with God first in your life, hard 

work and perseverance, all things are possible. 

God is smiling on you baby girl! 

"Never, never, never give up!" 

Love your family! 

To my lovely grand daughter Ciera, 

Congratulations on all of your achievements. 

I am extremely proud of you and I wish you the best in your 

future endeavors. Continue to strive for excellence and put 

God first in anything you do. 

Love, your Mama and Church Family 



Congratulations on your achievements you made thus far. 

You did it now and made it through the grueling days of 

which there were many. You gained insight, and on your 

way you put up a good fight. And now you’re done with one 

chapter in your life but as you set out, your goal is now in 

sight. May it bring for you promises of new dreams to fulfill, 

new goals to reach, and new joys to discover. We are so 

proud of you and knew from the start that you would make 

us proud. So keep on shining like the star you are to us! 

We love you ! 

Sincerely, 

Mom and Dad 

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11 Grace Avenue, Suite 300 

Great Neck, NY 11021 

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Serving the Insurance Needs of our clients since 1949 

Congratulations on 

21 years of Service 

and to the 

2013 Award Recipients! 




The Trey Whitfield Foundation 

and This Year’s Honorees 





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on on your 21st 19th 

year of excellence! 

Anniversary! 

Specializing in School Uniforms 



The North Brooklyn YMCA 

congratulates the honorees and students 

recognized by the Trey Whitfield Foundation. 

They have made a difference in helping their 

communities to learn, grow and thrive. 

The YMCA wishes the Trey Whitfield School 

success in developing confident, committed and 

passionate leaders for tomorrow. 

Michael Keller, VP Operations and Executive Director 

North Brooklyn YMCA Board and Staff 





Hi Tech Vending 

congratulates 

THE 2013 2011 FOUNDATION 

HONOREES 

and 

THE TREY WHITFIELD SCHOOL 

CLASS OF 2011 2013 



George Washington Carver 

Lodge #95 

Wyandanch, New York 

Congratulations and best wishes 

to all of the 


Honorees. 

From the Brothers of 

George Washington Carver 

Lodge #95 

Walter T. Brown - Worshipful Master 

Lentz Lefevre - Senior Warden 

E. Pierce - Jr. Warden 



PLACE 

LISKEY AD 

HERE 









Congratulations to Honoree Christian Deans 



To My Good Friend 

Barbara Lee 

and the entire 

Trey Whitfield Foundation Board 

May you continue 

to encourage, guide, motivate, 

commend and support our most 

prized commodities -- our youth. 

Congratulations to all of 

tonight’s honorees. 

Beatrice Hudson 



River City Community Development Corporation congratulates 

Taylor Mitchell the Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 

as they celebrate their 19th Anniversary. 

Thank you for all that you do to make a difference in the lives of others! 

President Lenora Jarvis-Mackey 

Chairman H.P. Williams 

501 East Main Street 

Elizabeth City, NC 27909 

!252" 331-2925 

www.rivercitycdc.org 

River City Community Development Corporation 

congratulates all the 



honorees. 

Thank you for all that you do to make a difference in the 

lives of others! 

President Lenora Jarvis-Mackey 

Chairman H.P. Williams 

501 East Main Street 

Elizabeth City, NC 27909 

(252) 331-2925 

www.rivercitycdc.org 



809 Elmont Road 

Elmont, NY 11003 

Tudor Cleaners Inc. 

CLEBREYA PARRIS 

PLANT ON PREMISES 

Expert Tailoring & Alteration 

SUCCESS IS THE REWARD 

OF HARD WORK BRAVELY DONE 

We congratulate the 


IN GIVING GOD THANKS 

and the 2013 Honorees 

WE JOIN WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 

AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO 

YOUR CONTINUAL STRIVE FOR SUCCESS 

(516) 285-7711 

President Yool Ji 

THE IRVINGTON CHURCH FAMILY AND THE BENJAMINS 

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and banquet hall where only the freshest, tastiest 

food and exquisite, attentive service will do? 

Come to Tropical Paradise Ballroom & Banquet Hall. We 

look forward to meeting your special events needs and 

entertaining you and your guests, whether it may be: 

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1367 Utica Avenue 

(Bet. Forster Ave & Farragut Rd) 

Brooklyn NY 11203 

718-629-3500 718-251-3500 

Your Spectacular Wedding Day 

A one-of-a-kind Sweet Sixteen 

Anniversary Party 

Birthday Celebration 

Baby Shower 

Bridal Party 

Luncheon 

Dinner Party 

Banquet Events 

And any other imaginable event you might wish to share with us. 

We are centrally located in Brooklyn. 

Call for more information or come see us today! 

718-629-3500 or 718-251-3500 



Congratulations to all the 

2013 Honorees 

- Jason Power 



Family and Friends 

of 

Barbara Lee 

are proud to support the 


and salute all of the 


Trey Whitfield Honorees 

Johnnie & Sandra Jones John Scott 

Lizette Harris 

Cheryl Collins 

Mary Davis Ernest & Dortha Boyd 

Gloria F. Johnson Clifton & Dorothy Skinner 

Della Crutch 

Dr. Doris Withers 

Emma Moore 

Debbie Young 

Sheilah Norwood 

Grace Young 

Pat Moses 

Sharon Lumsden 

Eric White 




Leah 

We are so proud of you! 

Love, Mom & Dad 



Cohens Fashion Optical 

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY 11570 

TEL: 516-766-0550 


all of tonight’s honorees! 


Ciera “Cee-Cee” 

Burden on your 

Honoree nomination! 

Continue to Strive for 

Excellence. Keep God 

First and Everything 

Else Will Follow. 

The Best Is Yet To 

Come! Love Always 

& Forever............... 

Mommy 



C&R Catering 

Congratulates 

all the 2013 

Honorees 


Leah Daniels 

from 

Aunt Barbara 

and 

Grandma 





Congratulations to our daughter 

Adrienne Williams. May your life be 

blessed with God’s love and guidance, 

Love, 

Mom, Dad and Alexander! 



Bishop F. Johnson and The House of The Lord Family of Akron, Ohio 

would like to congratulate 


on receiving the 

Trey Whitfield Foundation Award. 



Congratulations to of all tonight’s honorees! 

Phone: 718-773-1141 

Gordon Gilhuys Congratulates 


on a job well done! 



Family of Barbara J. Lee 

We are filled with gratitude for your dedication 

and unwavering commitment to the Trey Whitfield 

Foundation and the children who are benefited. 

Love, 

Moses and Cynthia Bazemore 

In honor of our friend 

Barbara Jean Lee’s 70 th birthday 

and her continuing support of the 

Trey Whitfield Foundation. 

Love, 

William & Dorthy Skinner 



Congratulations Keyanna, 

We are so very proud of you. St. Paul 

-Community Baptist Church Gatekeepers 



The 

Effective Leadership PAC 

Extends a Heartfelt 

Congratulations to the 


for twenty one years of service 

to our youth and to all of 


2013 Honorees. 



Congratulations To 

Honoree Michael Albert 

DEVOTED FAMILY AND FRIENDS 

 

JOHN BAILEY 

CORALITA BURGAN 

FELICITY JOHNSON 

KRISTIN JOHNSON 

ROBERT BAILEY 

PHYLLIS EDINBORO 

HOWARD ESBRAND 

ALEXIS SPELLEN 

FELICIA BELLAMY 

MERLENE BLAIR 

JOSE MOJICA 

MELVIN NEELY 

JAGRANIE KINGSTON 

JOAN DUSTIN 

THASHIRA GREENIDGE 

DENISE CHESTNUT 

CORALITA BURGAN 

COLLEN BAILEY 

GEOFFREY SEALEY 

JANICE WOOLFORD 

ALLAN WOOLFORD 

CLAUDETTTE BAILEY 

THERESA MILLINGTON 

PATRICIA NARAINE 

VANETTA BAILEY 

BRIAN SPELLEN 

ANDREW SPELLEN 

AUBREY SPELLEN 



Congratulations To 

Honoree Crystal Mojica 


 

KANDAL AND SONS, INC. 

MERLENE & ORRIN BLAIR 

RICHARD & SANDRA KEARNS 

WHITNEY THOMAS 

LYNETTE SMALLS 

JIMMY MOYEN 

ANDY HAREWOOD & FAMILY 

JACKIE GREEN 

DENISE CHESTNUT & FAMILY 

CLIFTON M C CORMICK 

AUDAIN CHARLES SCHOOL NURSE 

J.P. AUSTIN 

JENELLA SIMMONS 

ROSEMARY STEPHENS 

BENJAMIN GLASCOE 

HORACE AIKEN 

MAJORIE GARRAWAY 

BARBARA KIDD 

RICARDO KINGSTON 

CARLEN VANGRONIGEN 

KAY & JASON MILLER 

MELVIN NEELY 

P. EDINBON 

M. ROBINSON 

VERONICA JORDAN 

TWS PARENTS ASSOCIATION 

CAROLYN WORRELL 

JAGRANIE KINGSTON 

DONNA WHITE 

THE FORBES FAMILY 



Dave Hall, 

Director of Covenant House 

Newark, NJ 

and 

Calvin Ledford, 

Director of BPP Reindeer 

Newark, NJ 

Congratulates 

CHARNETTE 

CHAMBERS 



We Salute all 

of the 2013 

Trey Whitfield 

Foundation 

Honorees 

Leon W. Brown Funeral Home, Inc. 

406 Rogers Avenue 


(718) 453-1020 

Leon W. Brown, Funeral Director 



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To our dear friend Argle B. Whitfield 

The Cassieri Family & Staff 

Congratulations! 



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IN LOVING MEMORY 

From Mom & Dad 

to our loving son 

Keith Glascoe 

Mr. Calvert Wright 

Mrs. Lee Glascoe Wright 

Children - Corey, 

Christin and Cydney Wright 

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Twenty-First Anniversary Banquet 

Ben & Gloria Glasc 

Mr. Calvert Wrigh

IN MEMORY OF 


OF THE 

TREY WHITFIELD FOUNDATION 

TERRY ALEXANDER 

LAURA BALDWIN 

ROGER BENNETT 

ROSIE BROWN 

JOSEPH DECANDIA, SR. 

IRVING FALK 

HARLOW FULLWOOD, JR. 

CLARENCE “BIG HOUSE” GAINES 

COLMAN GENN 

KEITH GLASCOE 

BENNY HODGES 

HARRY JACKSON 

JUNIUS KELLOGG 

SAM KRINSKY 

TONY MARTIN 

JOHN D. MCLENDON 

ELIZABETH NEALY 

MARY OLIVER 

VERN OLIVER 

ROBERT RENCHER 

CONRAD ROBINSON 

MAXINE RHODES 

MALIK SEALY 

TOM SEALY 

LEATHA SMITH 

RICK WAGNER 

CECIL WATKINS 

HOWARD WHITFIELD 

MARTHA WHITFIELD 

ALVIN LINWOOD WHITFIELD 

YOU WILL LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS 




Christian Deans 

From Horace Aiken, 

Janie Whitney, Jill Forbes 

and A.B. Whitfield 

Very best to you going forward! 



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The Lapin Foundation 

is proud to support the 


and 

Congratulates 

all of the 

Trey Whitfield Honorees 

d

Congratulates 


on 21 successful years 

and tonight’s honorees 

Michael Albert 

Keyanna Wilson Blakely 

Ciera Burden 

Charnette Chambers 

Sophia Chan 


Taylor Hom 

Erinique King 

Crystal Mojica 

Jay Ribakove 

Sara Ribakove 

Jade Coachman 

Leah B. Daniels 

Christian N. Deans 

Joseph D. Scala 

Adrienne N. Williams 


Caleb Green 

Jim Burt 


Greg Jagenburg 

Michael Cooper 


Anwar Gladden 

Ray Negron 

CiarÁn Sheehan 

Lenny Wilkens 

Sonni Holland 

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