The Triumphant Church: Special People

Special People

We're blessed by all of you!

Byron Ross, Jr. Class of 2008 Oak View Elementary Fairfax, VA Parents: Byron Ross and Denise Council-Ross
Byron will be attending Robinson Secondary School in the fall of 2008. He is to be congratulated, because he worked very hard to earn placement in the 7th grade Honors Science and Honors Social Studies classes at Robinson.

	Traci Jennings Class of 2008 Edison Academy Springfield, VA Parents: Cherie and Brian Miles
Traci successfully completed course work and was awarded a cosmetology license by the Edison Academy. She wants to open up a chain of beauty shops. She will also attend the Northern Virginia Community College for a year and then enroll in a four-year college to obtain a Bachelor's degree in business administration.
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Jennifer M. Lennett Class of 2007 Lake Braddock High School Burke, VA Parents: Michael and Kay Lennett
Jennifer will be going to the Northern Virginia Community College for two years, while managing a local Starbucks store. Then she plans to transfer to George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, for a degree in business administration.
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	Alysha Gevonne Veney "Tootie" Class of 2007 T.C. Williams High School Alexandria, VA Parents: Annetta W. Ivey and Zarrick Veney
Tootie is attending Saint Augustine College, Raleigh, NC, where she pursues degrees in accounting and business management. Edward and Pauline Floyd are her proud grandparents.


	Pauline Tate Floyd

On March 3, 2008, Pauline went to be with the Lord. We have to keep repeating these facts to ourselves, because it is almost impossible to believe and not just because she isn’t here in the flesh. It’s hard to believe, because so much of who she was is still alive with us--present at every church service, felt at every event, and heard at every gathering of the saints.
She was the Deacon of the Outreach Ministry as well as our Church Secretary. She was the very embodiment of joy, as no one can ever recall any time when Pauline was not smiling, encouraging others or testifying to Adonai’s grace. She is most remembered for her care for others and her consistent zeal in reaching out to anyone who needed a touch of Adonai’s presence.
Our congregation is so blessed to have had someone like Pauline in our midst. To say she will “never be forgotten” isn’t quite adequate. To say is that she is ever-present with us begins to describe the imprint she made on the Triumphant Church!