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In the rain, snow, and heat you can find McQuilla several days of the week picking up and distributing donations from Hunger Free Unity in the Community, COSTCO, and WTCares to church members, the homeless, the men at the YMCA, and other people she found in need. McQuilla is a member of Friendship Baptist Church in Bayonne, and serves on the Deaconess Board, Educational Board, and Pastor and Church’s Aid Ministry. Since her retirement, her true calling has evolved to “helping her fellowman in the community.” McQuilla retired in 2015 as a Child Support Hearing Officer. Later in her career, McQuilla’s duties were expanded to include domestic violence cases.
She was appointed and sworn in by the Supreme Court of the State of New Jersey as a Superior Court Child Support Hearing Officer assigned to the Family Division assigned to preside over child support matters. In June of 1986, McQuilla began her career in public service. Following that, she earned a Master of Arts degree from Seton Hall University in May of 1983. McQuilla was educated in the Bayonne school system before going to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. McQuilla is one of the Honorees receiving the Community Service Award. She is the daughter of the late Richard and Mary McQuillla, and the sister of Jacqueline Davis and John McQuilla.
McQuilla Sharae Williams and Black in Bayonne co-founders including Camille High, Clarice High, Shaniqua Borders, and Rashad Callaway. Recognition Recpients include: Police Officers Brianna Rhodes and Tanya Roberts The NAACP will also be highlighting Honoree and Recognition Recipients.
The keynote speaker is human and civil rights activist and public speaker Lawrence Hamm.
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