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Hon. Joseph Morris KALAPELE
President
Liberian Community Association of Connecticut, USA
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LCAC Former President Hon. Quermollue meets President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Saturday February 26, 2011 - Hartford
Liberian Community Association of Connecticut
inaugurated its core of executive officers in hartford.
Hon Anthony Kesselly, President of ULAA was the installing officer.
Many chapters of ULAA were represented at the ceremony.
Officers inducted in office were:
Joseph Morris Kalapele President
Rev. Phillip Blamo Vice President
Hon. Flomo Freeman Executive Secretary
Ms. Mary Francis Treasurer
Hon Raheem Barnes Financial Secretary
Hon. Caleb Yalartai Chaplain
In His Inaugural address, LCAC President, Hon morris thanked the organizers, former LCAC president and the women of Connecticut for supporting the success of the program. He called on all Liberians to contribute the simplest skills available to promote the Community. "Liberians are not lazy or devisive, we will fight to acquire our 5o1c3 status and a hall for our cultural center in Connecticut." The president added.
Rev. Philip S. Blamo
Vice President
Liberian Community Association of Connecticut, USA
Hon. Flomo Freeman Sr.
Executive Secretary
Liberian Community Association of Connecticut, USA
Hon. Raheem Abdu Barnes
Financial Secretary
Liberian Community Association of Connecticut, USA
Little Liberia Historical Homes in Bridgeport CT
Friday, August 26, 2011 Bridgeport Connecticut
A 10 men Liberian community delegation headed by LCAC president met with Mr. Charles B. Tisdale, Executive Director of Action for Bridgeport Community Development, INC (ABCD). ABCD is the current care taker and advocate for the Little Liberia Historical buildings.
Mr. Tisdale expressed satisfaction with LCAC visit and embraced the delegation with open arms.
LCAC president, Mr. Kalapele introduced the delegation and stated the purpose of the meeting. He thanked ABCD for their role in preserving Little Liberia and asked for any way that the Liberian Community would be of importance in the preservation process of Little Liberia.
Mr. Tisdale introduced another member of his staff and informed everyone that a special Board had been formed to handle all the affairs of Little Liberia.
For her part, Adrian, a senior member of the Board on Little Liberia explained that several committees had been formed. She added that a university, Connecticut Historical Society and a historical fondation were seriously involved in fund raising, development and preservation Little Liberia.
She asked the Liberian Community Association of Connecticut to appoint members to the Board responsible for the development and preservation of Little Liberia.
LCAC President thanked Mrs. Nah, and ABCD for the meeting and promised to appoint LCAC members to sit and work on the Board for Little Liberia.
LCAC delegation: Joseph Morris Kalapele, Charles Mcgill, Masnoh Wilson, James Hooks, James Galakpain, Arthur Gbeazon, Rufus Walters, Henry Wilson, Samuel Wilson Jr., Emmet Dennis, Mr. & Mrs. Nah.
The Community will continue to work with ABCD and other agencies through this process and we will play a major role that will secure the best interest on our people and community.
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