“A few years ago, my son became ill and spent many months in the hospital. My sisters organized the most amazing gift. For five months, every week a different sister sent our family a care box with gifts for my healthy child and my ill son, and for our family. It brought so much joy to my children during such a difficult period in our lives. Each week I cried reading the sweet cards, looking at the pictures enclosed, and watching the 1999 Rush video one sister enclosed.
ADPi friendships are for life!”

“Our dinner tradition was one of my most treasured times. We would follow Mother Skinner into the dining room ...We would sing the ADPi Blessing. Then the ADPi busboys, would bring the platters of the best southern cooking one ever had...After dinner, the president would make announcements...Then we would sing at least three of our ADPi songs.
Mother Skinner would light up her cigarette in her long black cigarette holder that accentuated her ruby red lipstick. When she finished smoking, it was the signal of dismissal.
My wish is for a dining room to hold all of today’s sisters together!”