Dougherty County celebrates centenarians Charlotte Davis and Loni Fields for milestone birthdays
December 16, 2024 | Dougherty County, Georgia
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Mother Charlotte Davis, born on November 16, 1923, in Elmodell, Georgia, has been a pillar of strength throughout her life. She co-founded a successful restaurant in Detroit and was actively involved in community initiatives in Newark, New Jersey, before returning to Albany, Georgia. Her daughter shared stories of her mother's unwavering spirit and dedication to service, emphasizing her role as a leader in the Beulah Missionary Baptist Church.
Mother Loni Fields, born in September 1924 in Arlington, Georgia, has nurtured a large family and served her community through her work at Albany State College. Her legacy is marked by her deep faith and the love she has shown to her family and church.
The proclamation read during the meeting celebrated not only their longevity but also the inspiration they provide to the citizens of Dougherty County. The Board encouraged all residents to join in recognizing these remarkable women and their contributions to the community.
In addition to the centenarian celebrations, the meeting included a commendation for Glenn Tyler Harris, a board member of the Southwest Georgia Community Action Council, acknowledging his dedicated service since 2016.
The meeting underscored the importance of community engagement and the recognition of individuals who have made significant impacts, reinforcing the values of service and dedication within Dougherty County.
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