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Thoughts from the brotherhood of Brother Dr. Clarence Bibby
By the Brotherhood

Dr. Bibby was my roommate and he became a brother to me. Bro Garrison and
I grew closer when he found out I was interested in starting a Q chapter and
Bro Wilson became a mentor to me because I came from a all black high
school in Jersey City and had a behavior problem dealing with the whites in the
dorm. Our relationship grew and I cause him to become the lone rock on his
line.

Joseph Rouse Sr. KH 74

Bro. Bibby was a fun guy to be around because he kept you laughing.
I never had the pleasure of meet Bros. Wilson and Whitaker, but I know they
had to have been outstanding men by virtue of them being a KH brother,
period.

Douglas Edwards KH 76

Garrison was one of my college advisors, Bibby pledged me, Wilson and
Whitaker pledge with me with the exception of Leroy Wilson pledging with Eta
Pi who was our advising chapter. All four of these brothers influence me in my
college experience and life. All four of these brothers left this world too early.
I pray that we will see them again!

Leslie Hinton "Swann" KH 79

My thoughts on Brother Clarence Bibby, who was my line brother as well on
the Last 14. I will always remember Bibby for his smile, positive outlook when
things were bad, for his hard work, and the effort he put into everything, his

friendships, academics as a pre med major and dedication to Omega
throughout our 4 years at Seton Hall University. Thomas Lee Clark Jr. KH 75

Bibby was my room Nothing but love for him !!! Page 29
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