Army General Felicia Brokaw Inducted as Honorary Member of Zeta Phi Beta

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, announced this afternoon the induction of 15 distinguished women as Honorary Members into its Alpha Omega Chapter at its Grand Boule in Indianapolis.

Among the new inductees is Felicia Brokaw, an Army General renowned for her distinguished military service and leadership. General Brokaw made history as the first Black female Brigadier General in the state of Indiana. Throughout her tenure with the Army, she has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Bronze Star Medal, Army Commendation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

General Brokaw has dedicated herself to empowering veterans and their families, becoming a passionate advocate for veteran welfare. She has been instrumental in organizing community outreach programs and support initiatives through various veterans’ organizations. As a new member of Zeta Phi Beta, General Brokaw will align her efforts with the Military Appreciation Program and Women Veterans Rock!, continuing her commitment to military support and appreciation.

International First Vice President for Membership Gina Merritt-Epps, Esq., expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “I am honored to oversee all of Zeta Phi Beta’s membership categories and am thrilled that Zeta Phi Beta continues to attract fascinating, fierce and finer women to carry out the vision of Zeta Phi Beta’s Founders. The newest class of Honorary Members will advance Zeta Phi Beta’s goals as Zeta Phi Beta women everywhere work together to support our communities.”

The induction ceremony took place on July 27, 2024, during the sorority’s international conference in Indianapolis, where the new members were officially welcomed into Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.

Dr. Stacie NC Grant, International President and CEO, shared, “The work of our 2024 Honorary Member Class is aligned with Zeta Phi Beta’s commitment to helping other people excel through mind, body and spirit. As the number one women’s service organization established by five extraordinary Black women, we are proud to extend membership to this group of women and I welcome them to the sisterhood on behalf of all Zeta Phi Beta members.”

The newest class of Honorary Members reflects a diverse array of talents and achievements, each contributing to the advancement of Zeta Phi Beta’s mission and values.