Gail Clowers-Smith & Charles Smith

Thanks for your commitment, experience, and relentless work in coordinating our 2015 Class Reunion. Yes, you strived with heart to make the reunion first class and meaningful. Thank you so very much.

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Our reunion went exceptionally well and included everything that we desired during the planning. This was possible because of all the full year of labor that Mrs. Gail Smith sacrificed in planning the reunion, raising funds, and inspiring participants. When a class reunion goes as smooth and inspirational as ours, it was because of the relentless labour that Mrs. Gail rendered publically and privately.  

 

Classmates saw the finished reunion result. But I, and some others, knew that she worked very hard to make the reunion nice. Before volunteers participated, getting started was such an enormous task. Yet, she still persisted toward developing the plans for the reunion. Over time our efforts started to come together.

 

Therefore, we would like to graciously acknowledge our dear Class Reunion Coordinator "Mrs. Gail Clowers Smith as the only suggested coordinated since our 75 graduation. Do we need an investigation? Is there a lawyer on the committee? Where is Judge Judy, Judge, Hatchet, Judge Mathis when we need them.

CONCLUSION: It’s all divine destiny!

 

40 years is how long we've gone with only one person to fulfill the calling of Class Reunion Coordinator. As Mrs. Gail hear me (PaSTOR D) say often, "It is the nature of your calling and an obvious area of life efficiency and purpose.” REDBIRDS are are part of your purpose. You are what you are. The epitome of eloquent reunion leadership. Thank God for you. I'm very sure that all classmates will expect you to coordinate every reunion until we can't get up and go. JOB(s) well done!

• God is please!

• So are we!

• Thank you so very much.

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We also thank Brother Charles Smith for quietly being there for Mrs. Gail as a loyal spouse and working in the background when necessary. We the Fulton High School classmates readily acknowledge you as an "Honorary Redbird" because you share all manner of sports and good-times in our Thomasville community and surrounding communities. You grew red feathers just as we did.

 

May God continue to bless you and Mrs. Gail as you accelerate more into the work of the church. This is where God has planted the both of you to build his kingdom. You’ve been doing a remarkable job.

 

God bless and thanks from

PaSTOR D ‘TBLAM" (Michael Dennis)