Williamson County Sigmas

11/03/2026

🗳️ TODAY IS ELECTION DAY! GET OUT AND VOTE! 🇺🇸

Our voices matter. Our votes matter. Our communities matter!

As men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., we understand that service goes beyond wearing our letters. It means standing up for our communities, taking responsibility for our future, and making sure our voices are heard where decisions are made.

💙 BROTHERHOOD. SCHOLARSHIP. SERVICE. 💙

Voting is more than a right. It’s an opportunity to help shape the future for our children, our families, and generations to come.

Don’t sit on the sidelines and complain about the outcome when you have the power to participate in the process!

✅ Make your voice heard!
✅ Make your vote count!
✅ Encourage someone else to vote!

🗳️ YOUR VOTE. YOUR VOICE. YOUR POWER.

PHI BETA SIGMA GOT SOUL! 💙🤍

10/18/2026

🔵⚪ ΦΒΣ | FOUNDER SPOTLIGHT 🔵⚪

HONORING THE HONORABLE BROTHER LEONARD FRANCIS MORSE
January 12, 1891 – May 22, 1961

A Scholar. A Minister. An Architect of Brotherhood.

The Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter proudly honor the life and legacy of Honorable Brother Leonard Francis Morse, one of the three distinguished Founders of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated.

On January 9, 1914, Founder Morse, alongside Honorable Brothers A. Langston Taylor and Charles I. Brown, established our beloved Fraternity at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

A gifted scholar and student of the Greek language, Founder Morse was responsible for giving Phi Beta Sigma its name, drafting its first constitution, and serving as the first President of Alpha Chapter.

🔹 A LEGACY OF SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE

A graduate of Howard University, Founder Morse pursued advanced studies in theology, education, and philosophy. His distinguished career included serving as Dean of Theology and President of Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida.

As an educator, minister, and community leader, he dedicated his life to uplifting others through knowledge, faith, and service.

Founder Morse also helped establish numerous Sigma chapters, particularly throughout Florida, expanding the reach of the Brotherhood he helped create.

🔹 WORDS OF WISDOM

In Howard University’s 1915 yearbook, The Mirror, Founder Morse left these timeless words:

💙 “Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.”

A powerful reminder that true wisdom, strength, and character often speak through quiet confidence and purposeful action.

🔹 HIS LEGACY LIVES THROUGH US

Founder Morse entered Omega Chapter on May 22, 1961, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of scholarship, leadership, and dedication to humanity.

As Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma, we honor Founder Morse by pursuing knowledge, strengthening our Brotherhood, and continuing the mission of service he helped establish.

His wisdom shaped our foundation. His leadership strengthened our Brotherhood. His legacy continues through every Sigma Man committed to serving humanity.

🔵 BROTHERHOOD | SCHOLARSHIP | SERVICE ⚪

Culture for Service and Service for Humanity

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated
Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter
Williamson County, Tennessee

10/18/2026

🔵⚪ ΦΒΣ | FOUNDER SPOTLIGHT 🔵⚪

HONORING THE HONORABLE BROTHER CHARLES IGNATIUS BROWN
August 27, 1885 – December 21, 1981

A Scholar. A Trailblazer. A Legacy Rediscovered.

The Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter proudly honor the life and legacy of Honorable Brother Charles I. Brown, one of the three distinguished Founders of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated.

On January 9, 1914, Founder Brown, alongside Honorable Brothers A. Langston Taylor and Leonard F. Morse, established our beloved Fraternity at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

Serving as the Fraternity’s first Vice President, Founder Brown played a vital role in its early development and is credited with selecting the nine charter members of Phi Beta Sigma.

A dedicated scholar and educator, Brown graduated from Howard University on June 3, 1914. He later helped establish the Delta Chapter at Kansas State University on April 9, 1917, and served as a teacher in Topeka, Kansas.

🔹 A LEGACY REDISCOVERED

For decades, Founder Brown’s whereabouts remained a mystery to the Brotherhood. In 2015, through the determination of Sigma Brothers and historical researchers, his final resting place was located, bringing renewed recognition to his remarkable journey.

In the 1914 Howard University yearbook, Founder Brown left us with these powerful words:

💙 “No legacy is so rich as honesty.”

His words remind us that true greatness is measured not simply by recognition, but by character, integrity, and the impact we leave upon others.

As Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma, we honor Founder Brown by preserving his history, upholding his principles, and continuing the mission he helped establish.

His legacy was never forgotten. His contributions will forever remain part of Sigma’s foundation.

🔵 BROTHERHOOD | SCHOLARSHIP | SERVICE ⚪

Culture for Service and Service for Humanity

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated
Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter
Williamson County, Tennessee

10/18/2026

🔵⚪ ΦΒΣ | FOUNDER SPOTLIGHT 🔵⚪

HONORING THE HONORABLE BROTHER A. LANGSTON TAYLOR
January 29, 1890 – August 8, 1953

A Visionary. A Leader. A Legacy of Service.

The Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter proudly honor the life and legacy of Honorable Brother A. Langston Taylor, one of the three distinguished Founders of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated.

On January 9, 1914, Founder Taylor, alongside Honorable Brothers Leonard F. Morse and Charles I. Brown, established our beloved Fraternity at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

As Sigma’s first National President (1914–1916), Taylor helped lay the foundation for a brotherhood dedicated to uplifting communities through Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service.

Among his greatest contributions was giving our Fraternity its enduring motto:

💙 “Culture for Service, Service for Humanity.”

A scholar, entrepreneur, and dedicated leader, Founder Taylor also supported the early establishment of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, strengthening the historic bond between our organizations.

His vision continues to inspire generations of Sigma Men to lead with purpose and serve humanity.

As Brothers of Pi Eta Sigma, we honor his legacy not only through remembrance, but through ACTION!

🔵 BROTHERHOOD | SCHOLARSHIP | SERVICE ⚪

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
Pi Eta Sigma Alumni Chapter
Williamson County, Tennessee

07/07/2026

Welcome, Sorors!

04/16/2026

Celebrate progress and community leadership at the Salute to Women Gala on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at the Embassy Suites in Cool Springs. Hosted by The Crescent Foundation and The Williamson County Sigmas, this premier evening honors local trailblazers and awards scholarships to standout student-athletes.

Make an impact today. Join us in uplifting women’s achievements and supporting future leaders by securing your tickets or sponsorship at SaluteToWomenWC.com.

04/12/2026

Anthony “Poochie” Tate was initiated into Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity on April 13, 1989. He is the 1 (Ace) on the Untouchable 7 line. The 19th line to cross the burning sands of The Illustrious Iota Mu Chapter at MTSU. He was the Tick Tock and leader of the line and was given the line name “Hitman”upon his induction into our Fraternity and Chapter. Anthony Tate was also very instrumental in stating the Pi Eta Sigma Chapter, where he was one of the 9 original charter members of the chapter, which was chartered Jan 9, 2014.

He cared about others and always gave others praise and encouragement. Willing to help at any time. The man loved his sons and cherished his wife, Francine!!!

Homegoing and Omega Ceremony

Sunday, April 12th

Visitation starts at 1.

Service starts at 2 and then to the burial site upon its conclusion.

Smith Funeral Directors

706 Monroe St,

Nashville, TN 37208

01/30/2026