Sadie Chavis Bragg

Good afternoon District Attorney Bragg, I pray that you are well. This simply a greeting from one who attended Virginia State College (University), graduating in 1969. I knew your late mother only in terms of who she was and as a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. She definitely was a lady of class. Please be safe and know that I pray for you the best. Peace, Reverend Kenneth L. Woodson Associate Minister, Grace Baptist Church of Germantown 25 W. Johnson Street...

Sadie and I served on the NYSMATYC board together and in AMATYC. I counted her as a true friend and colleague. I could always rely on her for an honest and educated opinion and she was always open to hear all sides of an issue. The Math community and I will miss her.

Sadie was a wonderful woman who did so much to further Mathematics Education. She will be missed.

I am very sad to learn that such a great supporter of mathematics education at two-year colleges has left us. She was kind, passionate, and a strong supporter of quality teaching. She was kind to me, a new comer to her beloved AMATYC. Such a great example; I remember her with affection and profound respect for her legacy
My sincerest condolences to her family, of which she was very proud.

I am deeply in remorse upon hearing of Sadie's death. She was a gifted, intelligent, and sensitive woman. I am both privileged and blessed to have her as a friend and colleague while being a member of NYSMATYC and AMATYC. My condolences to all her family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Bragg fami!y,
In honor of our beloved sister, the late Dr. Janis Jones, we send you our love, prayers and sympathy. Janis and Sadie were great friends and colleagues. We believe Janis welcomed Sadie into heaven. May God bless you all.
Earlene, Gregory Jones and Bernice Morris