Community leadership
I know a lot of our community leaders by name, but I never met them personally. I never met Sheila Jackson Lee, Silvester Turner, or Alma Allen, but I know Sheree Roberts.

Sheree works hard to bring together and support the community, not to make a name for herself, but for the benefit of all; from organizing and supporting local food drives, backpack giveaways, turkey drives, presents for kids, to volunteering and offering support for grieving families. Her work inside and outside the church is commendable.

She brings vision, professionalism, adaptability, integrity, and dedication to everything she does.

She is an example of what it means to be a public servant; to be seen, and not heard.

As a sole practitioner of law, I am always looking for people who have like-minded interest in helping people. Too often, I run into attorneys, paralegals, legal assistants, and office managers who only care about the Almighty dollar.

However, when I was introduced to Sheree WR, I was fortunate enough to find and work with someone who cares about taking care of clients, even more than me. Her superpower, is communicating and interacting with the client so that we can provide the best legal services for them. 

She goes above and beyond to flush out the facts, service the client, and assist the attorneys she works for regardless of the size of the case. 

I don't think I could name a more caring, giving, kind, servant of God, like Lady Sheree Wilmore-Roberts. The endless hours and sacrifices she makes for the community at large are second to none. She's been instrumental so many times helping and working to help the less fortunate and the needy. I've had the honor and pleasure of working alongside her on many occasions. Lady Sheree, thank you for all you do it doesn't go unnoticed, and it's definitely appreciated.