Milton Vice, President
As a former IT Professional, Milton Vice has worked with several fortune 500 companies in the Richmond area for many years. He started his real estate business in 2007 in the heart of Southside Richmond on Hull Street. Vice acquired properties throughout the Richmond Metropolitan area for the purpose of resell or hold properties in its own inventory. He has also held the position as President of the Hull Street Merchants Association for the past ten years. Vice attended Virginia Commonwealth University and studied Information Technology and Real Estate.
Pete Washington, Vice President
Pete Washington is a retired McDonalds Owner/Operator. Under the company name of PNGJ Enterprises Incorporated he operated six McDonald’s Restaurants in the city of Richmond and Henrico County including the one at Commerce and Hull St. A native of Prince George, VA,
he graduated from J.E.J Moore HS in 1965. His college experiences include coursework at Virginia State College (now Virginia State University), Virginia Commonwealth University and Hamburger University located in Chicago, Illinois. Pete has always seen community involvement as a way to give back. To that end he has found the time to work with several community organizations serving as President of Club 533 and Chairman of the Board for the North Richmond YMCA. He served as a board member for Richmond Police Athletic League, the Virginia Farm Bureau and was a Boy Scout leader for 10 years with troop # 552. His professional affiliations were the Virginia Black McDonald’s Owner/Operators and the Richmond McDonald’s Owner/Operators Association where he served as secretary of the board for each group. Pete and his wife Nora currently reside in Prince George. They are the proud parents of two sons, five grandchildren and two great-grands.
he graduated from J.E.J Moore HS in 1965. His college experiences include coursework at Virginia State College (now Virginia State University), Virginia Commonwealth University and Hamburger University located in Chicago, Illinois. Pete has always seen community involvement as a way to give back. To that end he has found the time to work with several community organizations serving as President of Club 533 and Chairman of the Board for the North Richmond YMCA. He served as a board member for Richmond Police Athletic League, the Virginia Farm Bureau and was a Boy Scout leader for 10 years with troop # 552. His professional affiliations were the Virginia Black McDonald’s Owner/Operators and the Richmond McDonald’s Owner/Operators Association where he served as secretary of the board for each group. Pete and his wife Nora currently reside in Prince George. They are the proud parents of two sons, five grandchildren and two great-grands.
Dianna Bowser, Treasurer
Dianna Bowser has over 24 years of experience in developing new and renovated homes for low and moderate income residents to own; overseeing the ownership of multifamily housing for seniors, implementing a comprehensive housing counseling program to increase homeowner and financial management which the program is approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
since 1999, and was successfully awarded two years of funding to
launch the LISC Financial Opportunity Center for the organization in 2019. Dianna has served as President/CEO since 2012. Her expertise as Grant Administrator, Non-Profit Housing Management Specialist, Homeownership Education Trainer, and HUD Certified Housing Counselor, development in the areas of low income and affordable housing as related to major housing revitalization has garnered numerous awards and accolades for the organization. Southside Community Development & Housing Corporation specializes in and has dedicated itself to working in the City of Richmond and provides a holistic revitalization approach in its service areas. The results are impressive: over 500+ single family homes and assisting over 12,000 clients with housing counseling and homebuyer's education over the years. Additionally, Mrs. Bowser is a graduate of The Ohio State University.
since 1999, and was successfully awarded two years of funding to
launch the LISC Financial Opportunity Center for the organization in 2019. Dianna has served as President/CEO since 2012. Her expertise as Grant Administrator, Non-Profit Housing Management Specialist, Homeownership Education Trainer, and HUD Certified Housing Counselor, development in the areas of low income and affordable housing as related to major housing revitalization has garnered numerous awards and accolades for the organization. Southside Community Development & Housing Corporation specializes in and has dedicated itself to working in the City of Richmond and provides a holistic revitalization approach in its service areas. The results are impressive: over 500+ single family homes and assisting over 12,000 clients with housing counseling and homebuyer's education over the years. Additionally, Mrs. Bowser is a graduate of The Ohio State University.
Sherwood Randolph, LCSW
Sherwood Randolph Jr. is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and native of Richmond, VA. Sherwood currently serves as the Behavioral Healthcare Program Manager at the Capital Area Health Network. Sherwood also serves as an Adjunct Faculty member at Virginia Commonwealth University and Bryant and Stratton College as well
as serves as a Minister at two local congregations. Sherwood maintains that people remain one of the most resilient and evolutionary creations on earth and he looks forward to every new opportunity to aid in the development and maturation of such growth. Sherwood can be contacted att [email protected].
as serves as a Minister at two local congregations. Sherwood maintains that people remain one of the most resilient and evolutionary creations on earth and he looks forward to every new opportunity to aid in the development and maturation of such growth. Sherwood can be contacted att [email protected].
Rufus Fleming
Fleming has been associated with South Richmond Adult Day Care Center for over twenty years serving as a board member, vice president, and most recently as past President. Professionally, Fleming was employed by the Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Corrections from 1973 thru 2009 in various capacities to include Corrections Officer, Rehab Counselor, Captain, Assistant Warden, Warden, Regional Director, and Assistant Director. Upon retiring from the Commonwealth of Virginia, from 2012-2018, Fleming was employed by the City of Richmond as Deputy Director for the Department of Justice Services and ultimately as Director for the Department. Fleming was joined in holy matrimony to his college sweetheart, Cynthia M. McGhee, in 1973. Of this union they have three lovely daughters, Stacey, Nina, and Melanie. His hobbies include gardening, fishing and cooking and serving others.
Delta Garner
Delta Garner is a native Richmonder. Born and raised in the West End of Richmond in 1957, the older of a set of twins, and next to the youngest of seven. Garner attended Maggie L. Walker High School and graduated in 1976. Shortly after graduation, attended Virginia Commonwealth University in the summer of 1976 in the Associates Degree program for paralegals. At the age of 32, returned to higher education at the University of Richmond, School of Continuing Studies at night and worked full-time. Not a stranger to non-profits, She worked at Family and Children's Service for 13 years, a non-profit social service agency as the Account Clerk. After graduating from the University of Richmond, Magna Cum Laude in 1994, applied to their law school and was rejected. Garner entered and completed the Master's program at Virginia Commonwealth University in the School of Education, Administration and Supervision. As my background is accounting, she worked and retired from the State of Virginia. With the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) for five years, Garner would collect over-payments and reconcile provider accounts. Onto the Department of Health Professions, as the Assistant Finance Director, insuring payments were made reconciled and accurate for health professionals for the state of Virginia. Garner has over thirty-five years of accounting experience, however her real passion is using her hands to create things of beauty. Garner continues to create, but feels it is important to give back. A member of the Light Community Church for eight years, she is also a member of the Golden Years Ministry whose missions is to do outreach and focus on blessing others.
Christian A. Holloway
Christian A. Holloway was born in Philadelphia and now resides in Chesterfield County. He is a graduate from John Bartram High School, 1978, the Medical College of Virginia, 1982, with an associate degree in radiation sciences, and Virginia Commonwealth University, 1987, with a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems. Holloway previously worked for Virginia State University as their Director of IT Governance and Risk Management. He is currently providing consultation in the greater Richmond area. In Holloway’s career path, he has contributed to 3M Corporation, Hewlett Packard, Capital One, Electronic Data Systems, Northrop Grumman, Vita and Bank of America as an assistant vice president within network operations and monitoring control of the network computing group. His greatest passion has been to teach and pass on his knowledge to our upcoming youth. Additionally, Holloway has worked with the greater Richmond chapter of the American Red Cross as a volunteer since 1994. His first capacity with the local chapter was as a charter member of the Leadership Development Council. He has served twice as chair of the annual Volunteer Awards and Recognition Committee and as a presenter at the ceremonies. The chapter CEO, Heath Rada, requested that Holloway serve in the capacity of Diversity Consultant. He received his training for that position in 2001 and has carried forth these duties in developing the diversity goals. In addition, he serves on the technology subcommittee here and the diversity subcommittee. Holloway was awarded the Five-Year Service Pin, the Certificate of Appreciation, and the Exceptional Volunteer Service award. Other experiences include membership of Club #6166 of Toastmasters International and teaching sixth through eighth grade classes about holocaust studies from 2001 to 2016. A quote that Holloway lives by is “if it can be dreamed, it can be done”. His hobbies include watching the Richmond Braves and Richmond Squirrels, tending to his garden, being a foodie (particularly baking), model railroading, and taking motorcycle rides.
