WILLINGBORO, N.J. — Willingboro Township Public Schools proudly celebrated the second annual Willingboro High School Alumni Hall of Fame during Homecoming Weekend, September 25–26, 2026, welcoming distinguished alumni and their families back to Willingboro for a weekend centered on legacy, achievement, connection, and Chimera pride.
This year, 21 honorees were inducted into the Willingboro High School Alumni Hall of Fame in recognition of their accomplishments, leadership, service, and contributions across a wide range of professions and communities.
The weekend began on Friday, September 25, with inductees recognized during the Willingboro High School Homecoming Football Game. The celebration continued on Saturday, September 26, with the Alumni Hall of Fame Brunch and Recognition Ceremony, bringing together inductees, families, district leaders, alumni, and members of the Willingboro community.
Throughout the brunch, guests had an opportunity to reconnect, reflect on their experiences at Willingboro High School, and hear stories highlighting the personal and professional journeys of this year’s inductees. Remarks shared by honorees and their families offered a look at the many paths WHS graduates have taken while reinforcing the lasting impact of their Willingboro roots.
The Alumni Hall of Fame was established in 2025 as part of Willingboro High School’s 50th anniversary celebration. Now in its second year, the program continues to recognize alumni whose achievements demonstrate excellence while providing current students with examples of the many possibilities available to them beyond graduation.
The district also hopes the Hall of Fame will continue to strengthen connections between alumni and current students through mentorship, career exposure, internships, program development, community partnerships, and other opportunities that help prepare the next generation of Chimeras for success.
2026 Willingboro High School Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees
Dr. Rhonda Sessons Brown — A veterinarian, author, and founder of DearDVM who has spent more than two decades advancing animal health and welfare through private practice, emergency, shelter, and spay/neuter medicine.
Tyrell Clark (Ace The Engineer) — An accomplished audio engineer and entrepreneur whose work spans music, television, broadcast, and live entertainment, with credits on major productions and platforms including HBO, Netflix, NBC, and NFL Films.
William “Mike Zombie” Coleman — A Grammy-nominated producer, songwriter, and recording artist best known for producing Drake’s “Started From the Bottom,” with additional credits including JAY-Z, Eminem, Lil Wayne, Jhené Aiko, and Kid Cudi.
Aaron M. Davis — A longtime public servant whose career has included leadership in athletics administration, juvenile justice, education, and the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General.
Freddie Lawler George — A longtime Willingboro educator, coach, and mentor who devoted 36 years to physical education, health, fitness, and community service.
James Green — An accomplished wrestler, eight-time World Team member, and two-time World Championships medalist who currently serves as an assistant wrestling coach at Virginia Tech.
Jeffrey Haddock, Sr. — A standout basketball player and longtime educator who later led Willingboro High School boys basketball to multiple conference titles, playoff appearances, and the school’s first South Jersey Group 2 championship.
Hon. Darrin Howard — A Superior Court of New Jersey judge who previously spent more than 25 years with the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, rising to Senior Deputy General Counsel.
Jamie Iannone — President and CEO of eBay, Inc., and a technology executive with more than 20 years of leadership experience across e-commerce, digital products, and omnichannel retail.
Evelyn Lewis (posthumously) — A pioneering Willingboro educator and coach who helped expand opportunities for student-athletes, led championship track programs, and co-founded the Willingboro Track Club.
Kareem McKenzie, Ph.D. — A former NFL offensive tackle who played 11 seasons, won two Super Bowls with the New York Giants, and later earned advanced degrees in counseling and supervision.
Dr. Kelly N. Moore (posthumously) — A clinical psychologist and health equity advocate who served as Director of the Center for Psychological Services at Rutgers GSAPP and founded Moore Wellness, LLC to support Black and Brown clients.
Daniel Nguyen — A software engineer specializing in virtual reality and rehabilitation technology, developing systems designed to support patients recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, and dementia.
Gregory Pardlo — A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, author, and educator whose work includes Digest, winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, and who currently serves as Program Head of Literature and Creative Writing at NYU Abu Dhabi.
Donald Craig Robbins Jr. — A pastor, filmmaker, author, and former standout athlete whose career blends ministry, media, creative work, and community leadership.
Genetta L. Robinson — An award-winning marketing executive and television producer who has led major inclusive marketing initiatives for Hulu and The Walt Disney Company and helped generate significant partnership revenue at NBCUniversal.
Thaddaeus Tribbett — A Grammy Award-winning bassist who has toured and performed with major artists including Jon Batiste, Seal, Pharrell Williams, Questlove, and The Roots.
Tye Tribbett — A Grammy Award-winning gospel artist, songwriter, musician, and choir director whose career has brought his distinctive sound and energetic performances to audiences around the world.
Hon. Jason D. Witcher (Ret.) — A distinguished attorney, judge, and educator who became the first African American Assistant Prosecutor in Salem County and the first African American Municipal Court Judge in both Salem and Cumberland counties.
Jamie Williams — A financial services professional with more than 25 years of experience at firms including Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, and JP Morgan.
Rev. Dr. Carlos S. Worthy — A U.S. Army veteran, pastor, federal executive, and community leader whose career has included military service, senior leadership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and decades of service to Willingboro.
Willingboro Township Public Schools extends its appreciation to the inductees, their families, alumni, staff, community members, and everyone who helped make the 2026 Alumni Hall of Fame and Homecoming Weekend a memorable celebration.
Photos
Photos from the 2026 Willingboro High School Alumni Hall of Fame and Homecoming Weekend are available here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SJ3FeHSjOPLeSubqzEzXjdoU0UzEwcZU?usp=sharing
Additional photos, videos, and highlights will continue to be shared through the Willingboro Township Public Schools website and official social media channels.
