Chapter Chartered
The Grand Board unanimously approved the chapter with a designated charter date of Friday, December 6, 2002.
From ten original petitioners to a thriving alumni chapter, the story of Canton-Madison is one of vision, fraternity leadership, service, growth, and achievement.
In the spring of 2002, as Nissan North America was establishing its Canton plant, a conversation about corporate investment in the local community helped spark discussion among local Kappas about forming an alumni chapter for men in Madison County.
Brothers Arnel Bolden, Christopher Brown, Reginald Rigsby, and Michael Yant were among those who met to explore the possibility. The effort proceeded with guidance from Southwestern Province leadership and with a commitment to protect the integrity and strength of the neighboring Jackson (MS) Alumni Chapter.
By July 2002, ten petitioners had committed to moving forward. After additional organizing, support, and review, the Grand Board of Directors unanimously approved the chapter. Canton-Madison (MS) Alumni Chapter was chartered on Friday, December 6, 2002.
Ten brothers formed the original petitioning group for what became the chapter.
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Selected moments from the chapter's early history and chapter development.
The Grand Board unanimously approved the chapter with a designated charter date of Friday, December 6, 2002.
The chapter earned province recognition during its first full year of operation.
The chapter received the Grand Chapter Reclamation Award at the 2003 Grand Conclave in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The chapter expanded its youth-development legacy through the establishment of Central Mississippi Kappa League.
The chapter became the first chapter in the fraternity to conduct a designated Summer Membership Intake.
Canton-Alumni was the FIRST chapter to establish affiliation with St. Jude.
The chapter co-hosted the province council meeting with Jackson (MS) Alumni.
The chapter hosted the 35th C. Rodger Wilson Leadership Conference.
The chapter expanded its community-service structure through the establishment of the Men of Achievement Foundation.
The chapter hosted the Southwestern Province Council Meeting.
The chapter hosted the 85th Southwestern Province Council Meeting and the 43rd C. Rodger Wilson Leadership Conference virtually.
The Brothers Who Carried the Bond Forward
From generation to generation, each line has added another chapter to the story of Canton-Madison. These photographs preserve the brothers, the moments, and the legacy that continue to shape the chapter.
Timothy C. Howard • Gary B. Crosby • Gary A. Wynter • Craig S. Reid • Patrick E. Beasley
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Samuel L. Brown • Harrison Michael, II • Aaron T. Harris • Kelvin K. Fuller • Damian D. Thomas
Jessie Primer, III • Tshomba L. Mayers • Edgar L. Henry II • Sylvester G. Hamilton, II
Jelani Porter • Herman Moore • Derrick Broadwater • Preston Robinson, III
Renard Hill • Christopher Brown Citchens • James Liddell
Trevis Banks • Kimble Funchess • Christopher Gibson • Robert T. Lock • Kenny Wayne Jones • Steve Gavin • Roderick Smith • Joseph Webster • Erik Dixon
Alfred Emerson • Kevin May
Justin Martin • Demarcus Longmire • Christopher Watts • Jimmy Farmer • Anone Hubbard • Jonathan Harris
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Vern O. Gavin • Carlos E. Moore
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Dante R. Benford • Jeremy O. Mason • Marshal H. Jenkins • Michael Mayberry
Wendell Griffin • Andrew Odoum • Darrell Pickett • D’Cory Owen • Nathaniel Morgan • Hon. Chokwe A. Lumumba, II • Alfred Daniel • Paul Jones • Quentin Ransburg • Tim Boyd • Colby Johnson • Michael Harris • Brodrick K. Hutchins • Kenneth L. Jones • Edward D. Wiggins, Jr.
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Mark A. Williams • Curtis L. Jones • Harold P. Hart • Stephen L. Hopkins • Ryan A. Rodgers • Darryl M. Quinn • Samuel E. Dukes • William O. Lawson
Roderick L. Levy • Timothy L. Kincaide • Darius D. Johnson • Imari R. McDonald • Thomas C. Jordan, III • Joseph M. Harrington • Devin B. Bingham • Marcus O. Williams
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Justin D. Smith • Mario D. Willis • Charles L. Molden, Jr. • Norway Matory • Tarvose L. Johnson • Darryl D. Drake • Kriston D. Givens • Ephron Lee, Jr. • Brandall T. Smith • James J. Carter
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Haratio C. Keys • Mark W. Kangar, Jr. • Tracy H. Smith, III • Stephen L. Lewis • John C. Melvin • Deangelo J. Brown • Rodney T. Biggs • Richard C. Bradley, Jr.
The chapter grew from 18 charter members to 52 members in its first two years. The chapter history document dated August 15, 2026 records a membership of 52 brothers and 95 initiates since chartering.
Across the years, the chapter has supported schools, youth programs, health initiatives, food and holiday drives, scholarships, disaster relief, and community organizations throughout central Mississippi and beyond.
Growth is our future. Quality remains our standard.