Paula Deen 's daughter in law is a greek.

[lyrica9]

not an adpi.

[gaangel5]

There is a Brooke Terry from Georgia Southern listed on the Zeta sisters list. Not sure if this is her or not.

[dukemama]

Originally Posted by gaangel5

There is a Brooke Terry from Georgia Southern listed on the Zeta sisters list.

Is there any information on initiation date or when she graduated?

[gaangel5]

Unfortunately that's all I have. I wish there was someone from the Zeta chapter or one of the chapters at GA Southern on here to confirm it. If Brooke and Jamie are around the same age, I'm guessing she was probably initiated in the late 80s.

[PVBTheta]

Brooke is 25 and Jamie is 39. , She may have gone to Georgia Southern. I know that Paula's other son Bobby attended Georgia Southern for a short period of time. If she's 25/26, she would have been initiated in either 1999 or 2000. Oh another thing... during the candle passing they were singing a song i remember some of the words. "We'll be together forever... and you'll know who we are by ther songs that we sing." Thanks gaangel5!

[carnation]

I'll ask my oldest, she's 25 and was Greek at Southern at the time.

[gaangel5]

Originally Posted by PVBTheta

Brooke is 25 and Jamie is 39. , She may have gone to Georgia Southern. I know that Paula's other son Bobby attended Georgia Southern for a short period of time. If she's 25/26, she would have been initiated in either 1999 or 2000. Oh another thing... during the candle passing they were singing a song i remember some of the words. "We'll be together forever... and you'll know who we are by ther songs that we sing." Thanks gaangel5!

Oh yeah, she's a Zeta! We sing "Today and Forever" during candlelights and many other events.

[NutBrnHair]

Mystery solved -- good work, group!!!

[Wolfman]

Originally Posted by gaangel5

Oh yeah, she's a Zeta! We sing "Today and Forever" during candlelights and many other events.

Surfing through the thread I was getting the feeling that no one wanted to claim her!

I like Paula Dean; she's the quintessential down home Southern cook. I'll never forget the time she said, being somewhat self-referential,that the particular recipe she pepared was for "crackers." Funny!