Raymond Henderson Photography

We found a good write up about James B. “Jim” McGee written by Jane Phillips. One section of her story outlines how "The initial intent was to discharge these African-American Marines after" .

https://www.neusenews.com/index/2019/2/1/jane-phillips-in-honor-of-black-history-month-a-montford-point-marine
When black men were accepted into the , it was under the assumption many leaders of the time held, that they would fail and prove how unworthy they were. They did not fail. They were not less men than their white counterparts. And they earned respect.

Everyone in America should know the story of the . Including the men than lived through this time and their families.

20,000 black men joined from 1942-1949. Only about 4000 have been located and honored.

and help find more of these men.✨

Inga and Rick's engagement photos along the Old Town Alexandria's waterfront

Stephanie's Bridal Shower Weekend Extravaganza Washington DC ; venues-- Busboys and Poets Restaurant; Smithsonian American Art Museum; Phillips Collection; Teaism Dupont Circle; Olivia Restaurant (Penn Quarter) and The St. Regis Hotel

Ron and Tenisha sharing a tender moment

Frank and Phaaedra saying their I Do on a hot August evening

A couple prays together will stay together

Angi and Gerrod is still romantic even today