T.A. Sims: Fort Worth's Education Pioneer
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T.A. Sims, Fort Worths longest-serving school board member, passed away at 88. He was the first Black board president, guiding 37 graduating classes. Beyond the board, he was a pharmacist, business owner, and national advisor. Known as a humble servant leader, he advocated for college access, Black businesses, and earned honors like a school named after him. His legacy of service and mentorship lives on, inspiring generations. Funeral services are next weekend at Carter Metropolitan CME Church.
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