Recognizing Ernestine Hodges Cohee for her 70 years of service to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
The resolution highlights Cohee's dedication and impact not only within her sorority but also in the community. The accolades she has received, including several distinguished service awards, underscore her exemplary commitment to the values and mission of Delta Sigma Theta. By honoring members like Cohee, the resolution aims to inspire others to engage in community service and actively participate in organizations that promote social justice and empowerment.
Senate Resolution No. 900 is a formal recognition of Ernestine Hodges Cohee for her remarkable 70 years of service to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Initiated into the sorority in 1946, Cohee has held various influential positions within the local chapter and has been an active participant at numerous national and regional events. This resolution commemorates her extensive involvement and contributions to the sorority, especially within the Beta Rho Chapter in Fort Worth, Texas.
While not contentious in a legislative sense, the resolution serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing long-term community service contributions. It fosters a sense of pride among members of Delta Sigma Theta and encourages dialogue on the value of mentorship and leadership within sororities and community organizations. The acknowledgment of such achievements not only honors Cohee's legacy but also fosters solidarity and purpose within the sorority's mission.