BGCOR Alumni

The Club has meant a lot to me through the years. Growing up with a single mother working two to three jobs to support three children who didn't have a father, the Club was a trusted babysitter for my mother. But for me, it was a lot more than that. I had a lot of father figures at the Club. I really don't know what I would have done growing up if it wasn't for the Club.

Because of the opportunity Bill Creech [and this Club] gave me, I spend every day thinking about his selflessness to me and many kids from this club who have gone on to do great things. I think about the generations who have and will be impacted because of Bill and Carol Creech. They spent a lifetime being Everyday Heroes.

I walked through the doors of the club in 1982 for the first time. Because of Mr. Tucker and many other mentors at the club, it saved my life, and I am who I am today because of my club experience. In 1990 I gave my life to the Lord Jesus Christ in the club's gymnasium, and I praise my Lord for that opportunity. I am forever indebted to the club, and it will always be a part of my life.