Annie Phillips King a Washingtion, DC native speaks highly of the Scurlock Family of photographers and their contribution to Washington. According to her if your picture was in their window you had arrived or at least knew where the Pearly Gates were.
Lonnie Dawkins is a fine arts photographer in the Washington, DC area. His focus is portraits, portfolios, and events.
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I truly enjoyed seeing my friend Mrs. Phillips again after so many years and hearing her depiction of Washington, D.C. when she was a young girl. I grew up in northwest D.C. and use to go to the theaters up on U street too. I met Mrs. Phillips when I was 17 years old back in 1964 when I met her daughter Dianne at Howard University. Our families remained close over these many years and our friendships have stood the test of time. As a matter of fact Dianne just called me to say “hello” two days ago. While I have not seen Mrs. Phillips in many years, i can see she is as charming and gracious as I remember and I am very proud of her artistic talents. Sincerely, Cheryl Barnett
Cheryl, Thank you for your comments. Mrs. Phillips was certainly a delightful, charming, warm person to speak with and I truly enjoyed our conversation. I am happy to hear that she is doing well. God bless her!
Lonnie
I truly enjoyed seeing my friend Mrs. Phillips again after so many years and hearing her depiction of Washington, D.C. when she was a young girl. I grew up in northwest D.C. and use to go to the theaters up on U street too. I met Mrs. Phillips when I was 17 years old back in 1964 when I met her daughter Dianne at Howard University. Our families remained close over these many years and our friendships have stood the test of time. As a matter of fact Dianne just called me to say “hello” two days ago. While I have not seen Mrs. Phillips in many years, i can see she is as charming and gracious as I remember and I am very proud of her artistic talents. Sincerely, Cheryl Barnett
Cheryl, Thank you for your comments. Mrs. Phillips was certainly a delightful, charming, warm person to speak with and I truly enjoyed our conversation. I am happy to hear that she is doing well. God bless her!
Lonnie