Rosalyn Moye Forsyth

Background

Forsyth, Rosalyn Moye was born on September 14, 1942 in Pavo, Georgia, United States. Daughter of David Cody and Mary Moye.

Education

AB, Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, 1964.

Career

Teacher education Dougherty County Board of Education, Albany, Georgia, 1965-1970, substitute teacher, 1972-1988, paraprofessional, since 1988.

Achievements

• Rosalyn Moye Forsyth has been listed as a noteworthy middle school educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member at large executive committee South Georgia conference United Methodist Women, 1972-1974, district president Thomasville district, 1977-1978, recording secretary, 1979-1983, secretary publicity and public relations, 1983-1987, member committee on nominations Southeastern jurisdiction 1988-1992). Member Daughters of the American Revolution (regent Chenaw chapter since 2005), Professional Association Georgia Educators, Business and Professional Woman's Club (president 1973-1975, district director Georgia Federation, state chairman Young Careerist 1977-1979, state chairman national foundation 1979-1981), Daughters of the American Revolution (regent Thronateeska chapter 1986-1988, state chairman American Heritage 1986-1988, district director Georgia society 1988-1990, state officer, historian 1990-1992, state chairman textbook study national society 1992-1994, state officer, registrar 1994-1996, state officer, library 1996-1998).

Interests

• Reading, jogging, georgia bulldog activities, basketball, football.

Connections

Married Jamos Floyd Forsyth, August 7, 1965.

Father:

David Cody Moye

Mother:

Mary Moye

Spouse:

Jamos Floyd Forsyth