Senate Resolution No. 749 mourns the death of Alice Mae Goodson, a distinguished citizen and devoted member of her Brooklyn community.

Senate Resolution No. 749 honors the life of Alice Mae Goodson, a distinguished citizen and devoted member of her Brooklyn community. Born in Georgia, Alice Mae Goodson moved to New York in 1944 and became a star basketball player in high school. She was a loving maternal figure, working in factories and caring for children in her neighborhood. Alice Mae Goodson was a dedicated member of the Washington Temple Church Of God In Christ for 71 years, eventually becoming the Church Mother. She shared her life with her husband Robert Goodson and raised six children.

Senate Resolution No. 749 mourns the death of Alice Mae Goodson, a distinguished citizen and devoted member of her Brooklyn community.

Senate Resolution No. 749 honors the life of Alice Mae Goodson, a distinguished citizen and devoted member of her Brooklyn community. Born in Georgia, Alice Mae Goodson moved to New York in 1944 and became a star basketball player in high school. She was a loving maternal figure, working in factories and caring for children in her neighborhood. Alice Mae Goodson was a dedicated member of the Washington Temple Church Of God In Christ for 71 years, eventually becoming the Church Mother. She shared her life with her husband Robert Goodson and raised six children.