Inonda Peterson is a genuine leader with a powerful story,” says Tracy Y. Espy, Ph.D., Mitchell College President. “She inspires empowerment, joy, determination, and hope. We welcome the community to come to learn from this exceptional student and author.
Tracy Y. Espy, Ph.D
The Launch party of Till Death Do Us Part
Passionate and Dedicated
Inonda C. Peterson, with the help of Katherine Fisher (Event Manager), Iliyah Peterson and Jocelyn Caviness (Public Relations), Dr. Stephane Forward (Program Manager), and Angela Peterson (Event Decorator), organized a spectacular event filled with theatrical entertainment inspired by her book Till Death Do Us Part. The event took attendees on an emotional journey through the book, featuring talented vocalists, praise dancers, mime dancers, and the exceptional violinist Marion DuBose. Attendees, dressed in all black, embraced the symbolism of putting to death the things of the past and welcoming the new—a powerful testimony expressed through the poems in Till Death Do Us Part.
Special event guest
Mark Simpson supporting Inonda Writes, LLC and Inonda Peterson's vision is in line with our mission to support youth and young adults.
The Simpson family has a long history of supporting youth and young adults. Our calling is to help them discover their purpose and give them practical steps that will guide them to become leaders!
Monica Riley serves as the District A Councilmember for Missouri City, Texas.
Mayor Robin J. Elackatt has served as the mayor of Missouri City, Texas, since December 2020.
Sonya Brown-Marshall is the At-Large Position #1 Councilmember and Mayor Pro Tem for Missouri City, Texas. With over 30 years of experience, she is the CEO of a real estate management firm overseeing a diverse portfolio of corporations and nonprofits.
A night to remember
Inonda points out that the event is for the entire community—all ages, skin colors, and backgrounds.
Letting OUR Voices Be Heard comments
"It takes a village to nurture and raise a child, shaping their future together."
