Recognizing Alyce Roberta Gay Goff for her 75 years of service to the Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
The resolution highlights the long-standing traditions of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, established in 1913, which include encouraging young women toward academic excellence and supporting underserved populations. It reflects the values and mission of the sorority, illustrating the impact of its members on the community and their dedication to public service through years of sustained involvement and leadership in various programs.
Senate Resolution No. 275 commends Alyce Roberta Gay Goff for her remarkable 75 years of service to the Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. This resolution was introduced in recognition of her contributions and participation in events such as the 2017 Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Joint Founders Day Luncheon. The resolution underscores the important role that Alyce Goff has played as a mentor and role model within the sorority.
While the resolution serves as a formal recognition of Alyce Goff's achievements and commitment, it stands as a reminder of the broader legacy and contributions of members of the sorority to society. The resolution was adopted by the Texas Senate, further emphasizing the significance of community recognition and the celebration of individuals who work tirelessly to uplift and support others. The acknowledgment may also stimulate discussions regarding women’s leadership roles and community service initiatives within similar organizations.