Recognizes the 120th anniversary of E. Lilyan Spencer's birth and honors her contributions to education, athletics, and community service.

E. Lilyan Spencer, born in 1906 in Tallahassee, Florida, was a distinguished leader in various fields. She was a celebrated tennis player, winning multiple state championships and a national title. Spencer also played a pivotal role in education, becoming the first female principal at Bond Junior High School. Additionally, she was a real estate investor and community service leader, contributing to the establishment of the Bond Community Credit Union and chairing the Negro Division of the March of Dimes campaign.

Recognizes the 120th anniversary of E. Lilyan Spencer's birth and honors her contributions to education, athletics, and community service.

E. Lilyan Spencer, born in 1906 in Tallahassee, Florida, was a distinguished leader in various fields. She was a celebrated tennis player, winning multiple state championships and a national title. Spencer also played a pivotal role in education, becoming the first female principal at Bond Junior High School. Additionally, she was a real estate investor and community service leader, contributing to the establishment of the Bond Community Credit Union and chairing the Negro Division of the March of Dimes campaign.