Box 5

Contains medal pin from Fifteenth World Methodist Conference, Nairobi, Kenya, small plaques from: Kiwanis International and Friendship Baptist Church and trophy top entitled, "Black History."

Holds three dismantled plaques honoring Amos-Frazier as "Woman of the Year," and for her "outstanding community service."

Holds two dismantled plaques from Holy Rock Baptist Church for a "Black History Tea," and Morris Brown A.M.E. Church for "special services rendered."

Contains two awards from national and Charleston chapter (unmantled and full wooden plaque) recognizing Amos-Frazier for her "significant achievement in political affairs," and for her "outstanding service."

Holds six (6) dismantled plaques from: Charleston Community Relations Committee (1980); American Heart Association, Charleston Division (1998-1999); The Cannon Street Branch YMCA (1980); Union Heights Community Council (1979-1980); Reid House of Christian Service (1980); and The MOJA Arts Festival (1993) for Amos-Frazier's dedicated service.

Holds dismantled plaques from Gamma Zeta Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (1986, 1990); Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc, Delta Iota Sigma Chapter (2001); and Arabian Court #128 Daughters of Isis (1990) recoginizing Amos-Frazier as a outstanding woman in the community.

Holds dismantled plaques from Charleston County Council (1980), and South Carolina Service Commission (1992) for Amos-Frazier's dedicated service. Includes her desk name plaque.

Holds a "Happy Birthday" wooden with metal plaque from colleagues (Lonnie Hamilton, III, Fouche Sheppard, and Ernest R. Pinkney, 1986); and smaller dismantled plaques from the Mitchell Family (1980); and Henry M. and Willa Williams and Son, Comprehensive Insurance Agency, Inc.

Holds two resolutions recognizing Amos-Frazier's professional and community contributions.

Holds large certifcate.