Meet Frazier Revitalization’s Board of Directors

Lucy Cain lives in Frazier, where she is a community Born in Dallas, she attended St. Anthony's Catholic School, James Madison High School, and Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn. A former Fisk Jubilee Singer, she ran as a candidate for the U. S. House of Representatives for District 30 in 1992 and 1994. Ms. Cain worked for AT&T; 20 years in many areas including marketing, operations, residential services, government and public relations. She is a proud recipient of many awards including the Quality Award, chaired the United Negro College Fund Campaign, and served on the Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. In 2005, she was a recipient of the Meeting Professionals International Rising Star award.

At 16 years old, Wanda Campbell started door-to-door sales with Fuller Products Company. Ms. Campbell recruited hundreds of people for the company. She worked for the millionaire pioneer, Mr. S. B. Fuller. Ms. Campbell worked for Mr. Fuller in Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, Indiana and New York. She also worked for Mr. Joe Louis Dudley of Dudley Products Company in Richmond, Va. Ms. Campbell now operates her own business, Savitri Cosmetics.

Beverly DeBase is a freelance writer whose articles about South Dallas appear regularly in The Dallas Morning News. A resident of Frazier, Ms. DeBase is an expert on African American cinema and opened a retail outlet, Alternative Video, specializing in black-themed films. She also works for the National Captioning Institute. Ms. DeBase has a master's degree in city planning from the University of Texas at Arlington.

Paul Harris is President and CEO of the Hoblitzelle Foundation, where he has worked for more than 20 years. His other work in the community includes service on the boards of Southwestern Medical Foundation, the Episcopal School of Dallas, the United Way Foundation, the Dallas Performing Arts Center's Advisory Board, and the Board of Visitors of UT-Southwestern Medical Center's University Hospitals. He has also served as a Scoutmaster for BSA Troop 124. A native Dallasite, he attended St. Mark's School, Vanderbilt University, and the University of Texas at Dallas, where he earned two graduate degrees. Before joining the Hoblitzelle Foundation, Paul was a pilot in the U.S. Navy and flew professionally for both Braniff and Continental Airlines.

Antong G. Lucky is a founder and former gang member of the Bloods in Dallas. Mr. Lucky is now serving the community by developing grassroots organizations with South Dallas/Fair Park residents and by implementing a program he created in prison to help inmates get their lives back on track. Mr. Lucky is now charged with focusing on community building in the South Sector of the City of Dallas.

Steve Modory is Managing Partner for Champion Partners, Ltd., where he is responsible for managing various commercial real estate investment, finance and ongoing debt and equity capital activities. Prior to joining Champion in 1993, Mr. Modory was a portfolio manager for Trammell Crow Ventures. Since then, he has been involved with more than 35 million square feet of real estate properties, the aggregate value of which exceeds $3.0 billion. Mr. Modory has served as Chair of the Office Development Council of the Urban Land Institute and a Board Member of The Real Estate Council Foundation of Dallas. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics with distinction from Stanford University.

Patricia S. Williams is a native of Dallas, Texas where she graduated from the Booker T. Washington High School. She earned her B.S. degree in Home Economics Education from Texas Southern University, M. Ed. Degree in Elementary Education from Prairie A & M University, and an Early Childhood endorsement from Texas A & M University (formerly known as East Texas State University). She retired in 2005 from the Dallas Independent School District after 36 years as a classroom teacher. She taught for 34 years at Seagoville High School, where she was the lead teacher in the Vocation Child Care Program. Patricia is a member of the True Lee Missionary Baptist Church where she is active in several ministries. She volunteered for many years as the assistant treasurer for the South Dallas Mabel White American Cancer Relay for Life and has done volunteer work with the Katrina and Rita Hurricane Relief efforts and the Beto One Prison Ministry.