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Alpha
Sigma Alpha loses Sidney Gremillion Allen
Nov.
17, 2010
Alpha
Sigma Alpha National Headquarters, Indianapolis -
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority is saddened to
announce the loss of Sidney Gremillion Allen,YY. Sidney served as the chairman of the National Panhellenic
Conference (NPC) from 1985 to
1987.
"The Alpha Sigma Alpha
family has experienced tremendous loss with the passing of our
beloved Sidney. She was a true pioneer and leader for Alpha Sigma
Alpha and the National Panhellenic Conference and her loyalty,
leadership and service helped to move both organizations forward.
A woman of poise and purpose, she touched the lives of all who came
into contact with her and our lives are much richer thanks to her,"
said Cindy Kelley, national president.
Sidney was initiated into
the Psi Psi Chapter at Northwestern State College in Natchitoches,
LA, in the fall of 1939. Alpha Sigma Alpha's President Emerita
Wilma Wilson Sharp, ZZ, presided over the
initiation. She served her collegiate chapter as treasurer and
two-term president. Sidney was also the campus Panhellenic vice
president and president.
Sidney's
degree was in elementary education and she began her career in her
home state of Louisiana. She and her husband, John, settled in
Hattiesburg, MS, in 1953 where John served as a professor of
sociology at the University of Southern Mississippi and dean of the
university. During that time, Sidney became the advisor to the Beta
Delta Chapter at the same university and held that role for 12
years. She was also a member of the Hattiesburg Alumnae Chapter
from 1954 to 1969 and served as the chapter vice president and
president.
Sidney received a master's
degree in education and child psychology. She retired from teaching
in 1960 turning her talents and education toward community and
sorority work.
Sidney held various
volunteer roles within the sorority, including national vice
president of alumnae programs from 1976-78, before serving as Alpha
Sigma Alpha's delegate to NPC from 1978-92. She remained on Alpha
Sigma Alpha's NPC delegation after her rotation as NPC chairman.
Sidney volunteered for the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation serving on
its board as treasurer 1998-99 and secretary 2000-02.
Funeral services for Sidney
will be held Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010 at 2 p.m. at Rose-Neath
Funeral Home Chapel in Minden, LA. Officiating will be Dr. Richard
May. Interment will follow at Gilgal Cemetery in Minden. The family
will receive friends from 5 until 7 p.m. today at Rose-Neath. To
sign the electronic guestbook for Sidney please visit http://www.rose-neath.com/index.php/act_obituary_details/obituaryId_4267?PHPSESSID=5afcb5a9247c64f106e2f1b40e7c184e.
Alpha
Sigma Alpha was founded at Longwood University in Farmville, VA, in
1901. Nationally, Alpha Sigma Alpha has 153 collegiate and alumnae
chapters. More than 70,000 members are committed to promoting
sisterhood, heritage and leadership.
CONTACT:
Erika Butts
Communications & Marketing Coordinator
Alpha Sigma Alpha
(317) 871-2920
ebutts@alphasigmaalpha.org
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