Mattie Anderson This is Me

Education

 Web References

1. 1. Sullivan County Democrat: Tops in the Area

   www.sc-democrat.com/archives/2 - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/5/2004   Last Visited: 3/5/2004

   • Kevin E. Anderson, the oldest son of Emery and Mattie Anderson, was born on March 17, 1972.
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   Anderson was baptized at an early age at the First Baptist Church of Monticello, where he remained active during his childhood. In 1990, he graduated from Monticello Central School. In his high school years, Anderson was an outstanding baseball player and basketball hoopster. Anderson is one of three basketball players to score over 1,000 in the history of Monti hoops. He was accepted at SUNY Farmingdale and later transferred to Sullivan County Community College, where he received his associate's degree in criminal justice. Anderson furthered his education at Oneonta State University, earning a bachelor of science degree. He is presently working on a master's in education. He resides in Brooklyn and is a teacher and basketball coach at Jim Thorpe High School.
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   Officers of the local ASALH chapter: Bernice Musgrave (president), Prisilla Bassett (vice president), Myrtle McKinney (secretary) and Mattie Anderson (treasurer).
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   The Black History Month 2004 Committee: Bernice Musgrave (chairperson), Mattie Anderson, Emmett Bassett, Prisilla Bassett, Rev. Anthony Black, William Brenner, Allan Dampman, Vernon Gibson, Michael & Vicki Gold, Lewis Howard Sr., David Kaufman, Joseph Kenny, Myrtle McKinney, Felicia Ramos, Gladys Walker, Bertha Williams and Jesse York.

2. 2. Sullivan County Democrat: Tops in the Area

   www.sc-democrat.com/news/02Feb - [Cached]

   Published on: 2/11/2004   Last Visited: 2/11/2004

   • Kevin E. Anderson, the oldest son of Emery and Mattie Anderson, was born on March 17, 1972.
   ...
   Anderson was baptized at an early age at the First Baptist Church of Monticello, where he remained active during his childhood. In 1990, he graduated from Monticello Central School. In his high school years, Anderson was an outstanding baseball player and basketball hoopster. Anderson is one of three basketball players to score over 1,000 in the history of Monti hoops. He was accepted at SUNY Farmingdale and later transferred to Sullivan County Community College, where he received his associate's degree in criminal justice. Anderson furthered his education at Oneonta State University, earning a bachelor of science degree. He is presently working on a master's in education. He resides in Brooklyn and is a teacher and basketball coach at Jim Thorpe High School.
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   Officers of the local ASALH chapter: Bernice Musgrave (president), Prisilla Bassett (vice president), Myrtle McKinney (secretary) and Mattie Anderson (treasurer).
   ...
   The Black History Month 2004 Committee: Bernice Musgrave (chairperson), Mattie Anderson, Emmett Bassett, Prisilla Bassett, Rev. Anthony Black, William Brenner, Allan Dampman, Vernon Gibson, Michael & Vicki Gold, Lewis Howard Sr., David Kaufman, Joseph Kenny, Myrtle McKinney, Felicia Ramos, Gladys Walker, Bertha Williams and Jesse York.