Thank you to each and every one of our Delta Zeta volunteers who truly keep the light of the flame burning! As Alfa said,“Our Sorority ideals serve ever to remind us we can help others in this game of life.” Take a minute to read this volunteer shoutout from one of our members:
“My CCD, Sherri Smith Martin, Alpha Gamma-Alabama, better known as Miss Sherri, is incredible. Not only has she guided me through my term as Chapter President, but she always has my back. Any question I have, she has a solution to. Any time we are lacking an idea, she suggests something.
She volunteers her time to our chapter and we could not be more grateful for all that she does. She is wise, kind, supportive, and overall an amazing advisor to our executive board and chapter. The Alpha Gamma Chapter would not be the same without Miss Sherri.” -Emerson Grady, Alpha Gamma-Alabama
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