Miami Carol City Senior High School Alumni
Miami, Florida (FL)
Letitia Mcgriff-mccullough (Letitia Randle)
Miami Carol City Senior High School
Class of 1989
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LETITIA'S PROFILE
| First Name | Letitia |
| Last Name | Mcgriff-mccullough |
| Maiden Name | Randle |
| Graduation Year | Class of 1989 |
| Gender | Female |
| City | N/A |
| State/Province | FL |
| Country | United States |
| Married | Yes |
Class of 1989 Alumni
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Antoinette Smith
Class of 1986
Lazaro Garcia
Class of 1982
Alice Cain
Class of 1983
Patricia Cunningham
Class of 1966
Andrea L Nicoleau Andrea L Nicoleau
Class of 2005
Nelson Clark
Class of 1981
Chandra Jones
Class of 1998
Bonnie Newman
Class of 1970
Laquisha Stewart
Class of 2004
Sam Huffman
Class of 1968
Antonio Millings
Class of 2001
Freddie Davis
Class of 1999
Jade Cobarrubia
Class of 2006
Angela Hall
Class of 1991
Vicki Tompkins
Class of 1992
Winnie Chenet
Class of 1997
Tonye Jack
Class of 1999
Anthony Ahrenholz
Class of 1972
Ledif Sanchez
Class of 1987
Aquelia Sharpe
Class of 2000
Andrew Etan
Class of 1999
Tomeka Tate
Class of 1987
Tekela Campbell
Class of 2000
Miguel Hernandez
Class of 2005
Julio Mcgriff
Class of 2008
Kimberly L Foster
Class of 1985
Shinika Cromartie
Class of 1993
Tyra Harvey
Class of 1998
Colleen Wilmath
Class of 1975
Dominique Powell
Class of 2003
Michael Hester
Class of 1992
Kenneth Mciver
Class of 2009
Radale Tyson
Class of 2006
Logan Foust
Class of 1987
Natasha Carby
Class of 1993
Nyto Nyto
Class of 2006
Recent Class of 1989 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1989 Reunion for Free
1972 50th
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: Aug 05, 2022
Description: Mari Ann Turner is the person in charge.
Class of 1970
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: Jul 31, 2015
Description: Friday Meet-and-Greet, Saturday Dinner / Dance, Sunday Worship Service