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Remembering Rodney Jackson [podcast]

   August 10, 2022
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As we reported yesterday, Rodney Jackson passed suddenly yesterday.In 2006, 38-year-old Rodney Jackson was named to the PNJ 40 Under 40.

When asked what he wanted his legacy to be, the Bank of Pensacola vice-president said, “I would like to leave a better community for the next generation by actively participating in any efforts to improve our community now.”

Today on WCOA, Quint Studer, Lumon May and Reggie Dogan share their memories Rodney.

Studer Community Institute founder Quint Studer talks about Rodney’s legacy and his work to help minority-owned businesses in the Pensacola area.

Commissioner Lumon May talks about how much Rodney meant to the Black community. He also discusses his concerns about the Children’s Trust.

Reggie Dogan reflects on his friendship with Rodney. He also discusses the community outreach at Community Health Northwest Florida.

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