Join us tonight for A Power Hour of Prayer, as we honor and celebrate our fallen Marching Storm member Christopher Sims.

Chris connected and reconnected the Storm. So many people shared their intimate moments they had with him. And everyone said the same thing. He was light . He was driven, motivated PASSIONATE. He was someone you go to just to talk. He pushed you to be the BEST you.

Chris really stayed true to himself. Love on y’all people. The Storm lost a real one.

Raven Blaylock is graduating with a B.A. in Music Education. She is a first generation college student. She hopes to become an elementary music teacher in the state of Texas. Raven plans on going back to school to get a Masters in Education, and her principal certification.

Rest in love Chris! You will truly be missed.

We also will like to congratulate all of our 2020 graduates that get to walk the stage today! 💙

Our Soror Marissa G. Goode will be graduating with a B.S. in Computer Engineering and Minor in Music. She plans to further her education and receive her masters in Engineering Management and strive forward to work in Corporate American.

Natalie Sims is the first female HBCU grad in her family. Graduating with her Bachelors in Communications with a minor in Art. She plans on pursuing her own entrepreneurship in film production. While continuing in new found love for art.

Marshalla Cherry is receiving her Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice. She is also graduating w/ minors in English & Emergency Management and Crisis Informatics. She is also graduating with Cum Laude honors. In the near future, she plans to become a probation or parole officer in TX.

Gaesha Tremble better known as GaeshaTV has completed her journey at Prairie View A&M University 💜 Making it through the storm she’s ready to take on any and every obstacle life has to offer!

OKAY G! That’s my Tail Dawg💙💙

forever my band captain dawg (even though I ain’t march lmao) 😭💙 !

Deja Rhodes 2020-2021 Historian Signing out. TBS, I love you, I appreciate you & you changed me. Crossing my sophomore year was a drastic change, it molded me into the woman I am today. Thank you for my gifts, love & countless support! #PVAMUGrad21 💜💛 Thank you Epsilon Psi.