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Jacoby Dickens (right) with Illinois Govenor Jim Edgar (left)
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Jacoby Dickens (left) with Roland Burris (right) at the State of Illinois building in downtown Chicago.
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Jacoby Dickens (right) at a fundraiser for the athletic program at Chicago State University with Cook County Board of Commisioners President John Stroger (left), local Chicago sports analyst for ABC channel 7 Jim Rose (second to left), and Chicago State University Athletic Director Al Avant (second to right).
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Jacoby Dickens (right) with Leon Robinson (left), owner of the Robinson Bus Company, at a fundrasing dinner.
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Jacoby Dickens speaking at a Operation Push event that was campaigning for blacks to do business in their own neighborhoods.
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Jacoby Dickens (right) with President Bill Clinton (left) in an event in Chicago supporting the gubernatorial candidacy of Dawn Clark Netsch.
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Jaboby Dickens (right) with Mrs. Luster (left) at a dinner supporting the Luster Black Heritage Foundation.
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Jacoby Dickens (left) with Mrs. Bacon (middle) and Roosevelt University President Ted Gross (right) at an event for former Seaway Bank Board Member Warren Bacon
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Jacoby Dickens as a Private in the Army stationed in Camp Pickett, Va. (1952)
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Jaboby Dickens serving in the army while stationed in Fort Sheridan, Il. (1952)
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Jacoby Dickens (bottom, second to left) at a Chicago State Foundation meeting at the home of President Dr. Delores Cross.
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Jacoby Dickens (behind) toasts Ghanian President Jerry John Rawlings (front,left) at a reception at the Amoco building in downtown Chicago.
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Jacoby Dickens (sitting, right) with Chicago State University President William Ayers (standing, left)
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Jacoby Dickens with Bishop John Henry Ford along with others at the opening of the All Saints School in Lexington, Ms. which had been financed by Seaway National Bank (1994)
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Jacoby Dickens (right) with Chicago State University President William Ayers (left) and Chicago Mayor Eugene Sawyer (middle) (1988)
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Jacoby Dickens (middle) with Independence Bank President Al Boutte (right) meeting a player (left) at a Chicago State University basketball game
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Jacoby Dickens (right) with Vice President Al Gore (left) and Wanda White (middle) at a Northside fundraiser
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Jacoby Dickens speaking at the Luster Products Black Heritage Foundation Dinner and Entertainment
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Jacoby Dickens in front of Seaway National Bank
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Jacoby Dickens representing Seaway National Bank as a sponsor at the Columbian Ball, an annual event at the Museum of Science and Industry to raise money for programs.
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Jacoby Dickens at the McClendon Family Reunion with wife Miranda (left) daughter Karen (second to left), grandaughter Karen (second to right), and great-grandson Samuel (front, bottom).
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Jacoby Dickens (middle) with U.S. Senator Carol Mosely-Braun (left) and Merri Dee (right) at the Museum of Science and Industry during Black Creativity Night.
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Jacoby Dickens (right) at the Urban League Fellowship with Velma and John Wilson (left) along with wife Miranda (second to left)
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Glegg Watson's Aunt, Hazel Halsall, whom he called “Aunt Momma,” raised him after his parent migrated to America.
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1960s
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Glegg Watson’s mother, Carmen and her Sister Ozzie, at a function in Washington D.C. (1960s).
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1982
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Glegg Watson and George Davis in a photo for the cover of “Black Life in Corporate America” (1982).(Photo by Double Day)
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1967
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Glegg Watson at His Best Friends Gerald Jackson's wedding: (l-r) Glegg Watson, Gerald Jackson and Tom Parker (1967).
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1997
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Glegg Watson and drummer Max Roach, at an event that was in conjunction with the Harlem Renaissance Award (1997).
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Glegg Watson and the president of Howard University, H. Pat Sweigert hosts Nelson Mandela's daughter during her visit to Howard University.
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1998
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Glegg Watson receives an honorary doctorate degree from Chancellor Shridath Ramphal from the University of The West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica (1998).
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November 1998
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Glegg Watson and his aunt Pearl King, with her husband Ronald King at a party given to Watson for receiving his honorary doctorate degree (November1998).
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Glegg Watson with President Bill Clinton at a White House Reception
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Glegg Watson (third from the left, standing), at Nelson Mandela's (center), 1st visit to the USA after being released from prison hosted by Sen. Boring (far left) and Sen. Terry Sanford (second from the left).
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1999
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Glegg Watson and the Xerox Board of Directors, with Carla Peterson (center) the 1st female Rhodes Scholar of Howard University (1999).
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Glegg Waston with two of his pupils: Marcus Stewart, Carmacita Whollers and Glegg Watson.
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Glegg Watson’s Mother, Carmen in New York
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Close-Up of Glegg Watson at Age Eleven (#1)
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Glegg Watson at Age Eleven (#2)
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1998-1999
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Glegg Watson, (front row, far right) with the African American Merit Scholars of Howard University (1998-1999).
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1998-1999
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Glegg Watson, (front row, far right) stands next to Gen. Colin Powell, with the African American Merit Scholars of Howard University (1998-1999).
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Glegg Watson’s Mother Carmen, as Nurse in Jamaica’s Soap and Edible Factory
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1952
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Frank Clark in his school photo at Wadsworth Elementary School, Chicago, Illinois, 1952.
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Frank Clark's Army photo from Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1967
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1972
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Frank Clark, his wife, Vera Clark and son, Frank Clark, III, 1972.
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September, 1967
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Frank Clark on his way to Fort Gordon, Georgia, September 1967.
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1968
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Frank Clark in the Army at An Khe, Vietnam, 1968
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1969-1970
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Frank Clark with his mother, Silvella James Clark and his son Frank Clark, III, ca. 1969-1970
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1987
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Frank Clark in his home, Calumet Park, Illinois, October, 1987.
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September 1980
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Frank Clark vacationing with his wife, Vera Clark and sons, Steven Clark (left) and Frank Clark, III, Washington, D.C., September, 1980
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1973
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(L. to R.): Chris Gleason, unidentified company owner, and Frank Clark