 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
About the dancers . . .
Stevie Prettyman
Wicomico County Council Representative Stevie Prettyman, was
elected in November 1998 to her first term of office representing
District #2 and retired from managing Prettyman Broadcasting
Company and continues as absentee part owner of three radio
stations. She is a member of the Wicomico County Council
Representative Stevie Prettyman, was elected in November 1998 to
Association of Broadcasters. Mrs. Prettyman has been active as a
member of the local Chamber of Commerce and the Wicomico
Republican Club, supported the Wicomico Humane Society, the
March of Dimes and the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art and been
involved in Republican Club, supported the Wicomico Humane
Society, the March of Dimes and the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
and been involved in numerous fund raising events for charitable
organizations. She is currently a commissioner on the Critical Area
Commission which is appointed by the Governor. She was
appointed to serve on July 1, 2000 and appointed again in 2004.
Information provided by http://www.wicomicocounty.org/
Wicomico County Council Representative Stevie Prettyman, was
elected in November 1998 to her first term of office representing
District #2 and retired from managing Prettyman Broadcasting
Company and continues as absentee part owner of three radio
stations. She is a member of the Wicomico County Council
Representative Stevie Prettyman, was elected in November 1998 to
Association of Broadcasters. Mrs. Prettyman has been active as a
member of the local Chamber of Commerce and the Wicomico
Republican Club, supported the Wicomico Humane Society, the
March of Dimes and the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art and been
involved in Republican Club, supported the Wicomico Humane
Society, the March of Dimes and the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
and been involved in numerous fund raising events for charitable
organizations. She is currently a commissioner on the Critical Area
Commission which is appointed by the Governor. She was
appointed to serve on July 1, 2000 and appointed again in 2004.
Information provided by http://www.wicomicocounty.org/
Instructor Marcus Taggart
After dancing with the local legend Shirley Meeks for
seven years, Marcus has picked up the torch and
now teaches classes with his partner Cora Elliot.
Teaching American style social dancing, Marcus believes dancing
was meant to be fun. “It’s only dancing. My job is to make the person
I’m dancing with look good.” Marcus and Cora teach lessons at the
Wicomico Civic Center. When not teaching classes, they are often
found at the Green Door. A private studio of Don Wasser’s in
Salisbury. “I’ve been quite lucky. I have two wonderful partners. Cora
whom I have been dancing with the last seven years, and Elena
McWilliams who is a young and upcoming dancer. People who
dance become family. We become a community within a community.”
After dancing with the local legend Shirley Meeks for
seven years, Marcus has picked up the torch and
now teaches classes with his partner Cora Elliot.
Teaching American style social dancing, Marcus believes dancing
was meant to be fun. “It’s only dancing. My job is to make the person
I’m dancing with look good.” Marcus and Cora teach lessons at the
Wicomico Civic Center. When not teaching classes, they are often
found at the Green Door. A private studio of Don Wasser’s in
Salisbury. “I’ve been quite lucky. I have two wonderful partners. Cora
whom I have been dancing with the last seven years, and Elena
McWilliams who is a young and upcoming dancer. People who
dance become family. We become a community within a community.”
